Private Tutors and Teachers NEC
ANZSCO Code: 249299 / Group B
Private tutors and teachers teach students various subjects, both in practice and theory, at private training institutions. This occupation category includes tutors and teachers who do not fit into other specific teaching roles.
Occupation Descriptions
Private tutors and teachers in this group instruct students in a wide range of subjects, covering practical skills, theories, and performance techniques. They work primarily in private training institutions and include those who do not fit into other specific teaching categories.
Occupations considered suitable under this ANZSCO code:
- Language Tutor (Private Tuition)
- Maths Tutor (Private Tuition)
- Dressmaking Teacher (Private Tuition)
- Handicrafts Teacher (Private Tuition)
- Any other subject-specific form of tuition which is not already elsewhere classified on ANZSCO.
Occupations not considered suitable under this ANZSCO code:
- Art Teacher (Private Tuition
- Dance Teacher (Private Tuition)
- Drama Teacher (Private Tuition)
- Music Teacher (Private Tuition)
- University Tutor
Private Tutors and Teachers nec is a VETASSESS Group B occupation
This occupation necessitates a qualification equivalent to an Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Bachelor degree or higher, ideally in a field closely related to the nominated occupation. Additionally, applicants must have at least one year of relevant employment at an appropriate skill level within the last five years following their qualification. If the employment does not follow the qualification, an additional five years of highly relevant work experience are required.
If the degree is not in a closely related field, applicants need three years of employment at an appropriate skill level within the last five years, which is highly relevant to the nominated occupation. This requirement can be reduced to two years if they possess an additional AQF Diploma level qualification in a closely related field.
For those whose employment is not post-qualification, an extra five years of relevant work experience are needed, in addition to at least one year of highly relevant employment within the past five years.
A positive assessment of both qualifications and employment is necessary to achieve a positive Skills Assessment Outcome.
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NEC – Not Elsewhere Classified
Some occupations evaluated by VETASSESS are categorized as ‘nec’, which stands for ‘not elsewhere classified’. When choosing one of these occupations, it’s important to ensure that your qualifications and employment align closely with the occupation titles specified in the ANZSCO description for that particular ‘nec’ code. Any other specific occupation titles not found elsewhere in ANZSCO will be considered on an individual basis, provided they are relevant to the ‘nec’ codes.
When applying for these nominated occupations classified as ‘nec’ (not elsewhere classified), your employment should not more closely align with another ANZSCO code, whether assessed by VETASSESS or not.
When deciding whether to nominate a ‘nec’ occupation, carefully review the sub-major group description to ensure your skills and experience align best with this category.
Qualification and Employment Criteria
Qualification
- AQF Bachelor degree or higher degree
- AQF Bachelor degree or higher degree
This includes qualifications assessed at AQF Bachelor, Master and Doctoral level.
HIGHLY RELEVANT MAJOR FIELDS OF STUDY INCLUDE:
- relevant teaching / subject area to subsequent tutoring experience.
- education studies.
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Important tasks include, but are not limited to:
- Designing study programs for individuals and groups of students.
- Creating and delivering lessons on the theory of the subject matter.
- Teaching and demonstrating practical aspects related to the subject.
- Assigning relevant problems and exercises based on students’ training needs and abilities.
- Evaluating students’ progress and providing feedback, constructive criticism, and motivation.
- Updating curricula, course content, materials, and teaching methods.
- Preparing students for exams, performances, and assessments.
- Staying updated on advancements in the field by attending professional conferences, seminars, courses, keeping up with current literature, and discussing with peers.
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EMPLOYMENT CONTEXT
Private Tutors and Teachers encompass educators who specialize in supplementary education outside of formal school settings. They may be employed by coaching colleges, tutoring centers, or similar educational businesses/organizations.
- Coaching colleges
- Tutoring centers or businesses
- In-home tuition (sole trader)
Employment information
The ANZSCO requirements for Unit Group 2492 Private Tutors and Teachers pertain to applicants employed by private education providers, delivering specialized education or training outside of mainstream school curricula. Therefore, our assessment criteria for Private Tutors and Teachers specify that applicants must work within a private tuition institution or teach subjects not primarily included in standard school curricula. Occupations within Minor Group 241 School Teachers, who educate across pre-primary to secondary and special education settings, are classified elsewhere in ANZSCO.
Applicants whose teaching aligns with official school curricula, unless it involves supplementary tutoring, are not considered under Private Tutors and Teachers occupations. This applies to both generalist and specialist teachers, as they fall under Minor Group 241 School Teachers.
Compare the ANZSCO definitions below:
Primary School Teachers (ANZSCO 2412) instruct primary school students in various subjects according to a set curriculum, fostering the students’ social, emotional, intellectual, and physical growth.
Secondary School Teachers (ANZSCO 2414) educate secondary school students in one or more subjects following a structured curriculum, while also supporting their social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development.
Private Tutors and Teachers (ANZSCO 2492) instruct students in the practical, theoretical, and performance aspects of subjects like art, dance, drama, and music within private training institutions.
According to ANZSCO, Primary and Secondary School Teachers follow a set curriculum when teaching, whereas Private Tutors and Teachers do not adhere to a prescribed curriculum.
How to apply
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