WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS (WAAPA) $80,938 to $108,498 pa (ALEVA) or $113,918 to 134,596 pa (ALEVB) PLUS 17% SUPERANNUATION MOUNT LAWLEY CAMPUS ONGOING, FULL-TIME We are seeking a passionate, collaborative, creative and experienced theatre artist to take on the exciting role of Lecturer (Aboriginal Performance).
As a leader of WAAPA's renowned Aboriginal Performance program, you will have the opportunity to shape the next wave of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytellers and performers. This opportunity is offered in accordance with section 50(d) of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA) and the occupant of this position must be of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent. Overview
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) is recognised as one of the world's top performing arts institutions, offering an extensive range of training across dance, acting, music theatre, production and design, and music.
Exciting changes are ahead for WAAPA, as we prepare to relocate in 2026 to a brand-new, state-of-the-art campus in the heart of Perth.
This world-class facility will feature cutting-edge resources, including a dedicated studio for Aboriginal Performance, providing an exceptional environment to inspire, create, and innovate like never before.
WAAPA's renowned Aboriginal Performance program has been shaping the careers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students for over 20 years.
This one-year, full-time VET Certificate IV in 'Aboriginal Performance' attracts aspiring performers from across Australia, offering a culturally vibrant and supportive environment.
Graduates of this program have forged successful careers in theatre, film, and television as actors, writers, and directors, with many securing spots in prestigious Bachelor programs at WAAPA, NIDA, and VCA.
The course is open to students of all ages and experience levels, helping them develop their skills and unlock their creative potential.
The Role
In this role, you will bring your skills and experience in teaching acting to guide students through a comprehensive training program that prepares them for theatre and screen work.
You'll direct both in-class projects and public productions, providing hands-on, real-world experience.
Your expertise in the performing arts industry will ensure that the course reflects best practices, while your ability to work with diverse age groups and experience levels will be key to fostering an inclusive learning environment.
Key Criteria WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS (WAAPA) $80,938 to $108,498 pa (ALEVA) or $113,918 to 134,596 pa (ALEVB) PLUS 17% SUPERANNUATION MOUNT LAWLEY CAMPUS ONGOING, FULL-TIME We are seeking a passionate, collaborative, creative and experienced theatre artist to take on the exciting role of Lecturer (Aboriginal Performance).
As a leader of WAAPA's renowned Aboriginal Performance program, you will have the opportunity to shape the next wave of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytellers and performers. This opportunity is offered in accordance with section 50(d) of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA) and the occupant of this position must be of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent. Overview
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) is recognised as one of the world's top performing arts institutions, offering an extensive range of training across dance, acting, music theatre, production and design, and music.
Exciting changes are ahead for WAAPA, as we prepare to relocate in 2026 to a brand-new, state-of-the-art campus in the heart of Perth.
This world-class facility will feature cutting-edge resources, including a dedicated studio for Aboriginal Performance, providing an exceptional environment to inspire, create, and innovate like never before.
WAAPA's renowned Aboriginal Performance program has been shaping the careers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students for over 20 years.
This one-year, full-time VET Certificate IV in 'Aboriginal Performance' attracts aspiring performers from across Australia, offering a culturally vibrant and supportive environment.
Graduates of this program have forged successful careers in theatre, film, and television as actors, writers, and directors, with many securing spots in prestigious Bachelor programs at WAAPA, NIDA, and VCA.
The course is open to students of all ages and experience levels, helping them develop their skills and unlock their creative potential.
The Role
In this role, you will bring your skills and experience in teaching acting to guide students through a comprehensive training program that prepares them for theatre and screen work.
You'll direct both in-class projects and public productions, providing hands-on, real-world experience.
Your expertise in the performing arts industry will ensure that the course reflects best practices, while your ability to work with diverse age groups and experience levels will be key to fostering an inclusive learning environment.
Key Criteria
Benefits & Remuneration
This full time, ongoing position attracts a remuneration of $80,938 to $108,498 pa (ALEVA) or $113,918 to $134,596pa (ALEVB) plus 17% superannuation.
Paid Cultural and Ceremonial Leave.
For information on the benefits of working at ECU, please visit our website Employment Opportunities Overview.
Contact
Interested applicants are welcome to contact Dr Frances Barbe (Associate Dean – Performance) on +618 9370 6161 or ****** .
How to Apply
Please upload your CV along with a statement (maximum 3 pages) addressing how you meet the Key Criteria (listed above).
Closing Date
Applications close on Sunday, 15 December 2024 at 11:30pm AWST.
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