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Subject Renewal Groups

Now recruiting

Due to teacher movements and other changes in circumstances, some Subject Renewal Groups (SRGs) have experienced some expected attrition. As a result, we are currently inviting teachers – including those who would not typically identify as experts or innovators – to consider joining the following subjects: 

Aboriginal Studies   Languages Beginners 
Accounting  Media Studies 
Community Connections  Modified Subjects 
Community Studies  Outdoor Education 
Cross-disciplinary Studies  Philosophy 
Digital Technologies  Scientific Studies 
  Spiritualities, Religion, and Meaning 

SRG selection will be based on criteria to maximise the diversity of schools and teachers. 

Expressions of interest

Review the Subject Renewal Groups Terms of Reference [PDF 239KB] (including selection criteria) to gain an understanding of the work of the groups and to gauge the level of commitment required to take part. Please also discuss with your school’s leadership team, the level of involvement and time commitment required to participate, so that they can endorse your submission. 

EXPRESS INTEREST NOW
Please note that you cannot save and return to the electronic form. A copy of the form is provided within the Terms of Reference document so you can plan your response before submitting.  

EOI deadline: 5pm, Sunday 8 June 

You may express interest in more than one subject, however you will only be selected for one. 

Purpose

Subject Renewal Groups (SRGs), each focusing on a specific subject area, have been formed to carry out a comprehensive program to review and enhance SACE subjects.  

Approaching subject renewal through co-design, the groups will see students and teachers working together to pilot and test proposed changes.  

Consistent with the SACE Board’s belief in the power of partnerships and its commitment to co-design, Subject Renewal will be enriched by the learnings and experience of students, and the expertise of teachers and leaders.  

Those not selected to be part of the SRGs will have further opportunity to be involved. Active engagement and communication may include: 

  • annual sector-wide conferences 
  • scheduled opportunities to connect and work with subject renewal groups 
  • regular communications and progress updates 

Read more about the proposed pace and phases of Subject Renewal for each subject, in the Subject Renewal roadmap.  

Support

If you have any questions or inquiries about our Subject Renewal program, our askSACE team can assist. 

Please phone 1300 322 920 or email askSACE@sa.gov.au.