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Teachers are at the heart of student learning and achievement in the SACE program. They are responsible for delivering engaging and effective lessons aligned with SACE curriculum standards, designing and grading assessments, and supporting students through tailored instruction and mentorship. Teachers contribute to student success by analysing performance data, engaging in professional learning, collaborating with colleagues, and maintaining clear communication with families. Adhering to SACE policies and upholding high standards of professionalism and academic integrity are essential to their role. Through their commitment, teachers inspire student growth and help them reach their academic and personal goals

To support teachers in their role, the SACE Quick Reference Guide for Teachers has been developed as a practical resource outlining essential responsibilities and key areas of focus. It provides a clear, high-level overview of expectations, effective teaching practices, and available support to help teachers deliver the SACE program with confidence and consistency. We recommend that all teachers review this guide early in their SACE journey to ensure alignment with program goals and standards.

Breakdown of Responsibilities

Teachers are central to student success in the SACE. Their responsibilities include:

  • Curriculum Delivery: Plan and deliver lessons aligned with SACE curriculum objectives and learning outcomes.
  • Assessment and Feedback: Design and mark assessments fairly and provide timely, constructive feedback.
  • Differentiated Instruction: Adapt teaching to meet the needs of all learners, ensuring equitable access to learning.
  • Student Guidance: Support students with academic planning, study skills, and their overall SACE journey.
  • Professional Learning: Engage in ongoing development to stay current with SACE requirements and best practices.
  • Data-Informed Teaching: Analyse student performance data to guide and improve teaching strategies.
  • Collaboration: Work with colleagues and leaders to ensure consistency in curriculum and assessment.
  • Family Engagement: Communicate regularly with parents and caregivers about student progress and goals.
  • Policy Compliance: Follow SACE guidelines and maintain academic integrity in all assessments.
  • Professional Conduct: Demonstrate ethical, respectful, and professional behaviour at all times.