Teacher Horticulture

About The Role:  

As Teacher Horticulture you will deliver high‑quality vocational education and training across horticulture programs, supporting students to develop practical, job‑ready skills aligned to industry standards. The role involves classroom and practical delivery, assessment, student support, and contribution to continuous improvement and industry engagement. 

You will be: 

• Developing and delivering engaging, customised learning experiences under Certificate II in Horticulture & Certificate III in Horticulture
• Supporting learners to build confidence and competence in literacy and numeracy
• Maintaining accurate records of student progress, assessments, and compliance documentation
• Creating a positive, respectful, and inclusive learning environment
• Ensure compliance with national VET quality standards and BKI policies
• Creating a positive, respectful, and inclusive learning environment that supports diverse learner needs
• You’ll be part of a supportive team committed to providing vocational education that empowers learners and contributes to safer communities 

We can offer you: 

• Become part of a growing department of industry professionals 
• Opportunities for professional development and cultural learning
• A workplace that values diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation
• Fitness Passport Program giving you and your family access to 230+ locations across Australia
• Access to counselling support (EAP) and regular health & wellbeing initiatives
• Meaningful work helping to shape the future of the civil construction trade
• Clear career pathway in vocational education with opportunities across Australia 

We are excited about you because you have: 

•  Horticulture qualifications
• Completed Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
• Relevant experience in teaching horticulture
• Experience delivering training in adult education or vocational settings (beneficial)
• Effective communication skills for working in correctional settings
• Computer proficiency
• Ability to teach independently
• Commitment to safety, inclusion, and learner success 

The Essential Paperwork: Working with Children Clearance (WWCC), Current police check, Certified right to work documentation, Certified copies of your qualifications and transcripts 

Need support with your application? 

• For any accessibility requirements during the recruitment process, please contact careers@kangan.edu.au 

Want to know more? Contact careers@kangan.edu.au 

Only applications from candidates with valid working rights will be considered. We are a child safe and equal opportunity employer and therefore the successful candidate will be required to hold a current Working with Children check clearance 

Bendigo Kangan Institute acknowledges that their campuses are located on the ancestral lands of the Djaara people of Dja Dja Wurrung, Wurundjeri Peoples of the Kulin Nations, Yorta Yorta Nations and the Gunaikurnai people. The Institute respects their Elders past present and emerging and cultural heritage, and we recognize their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture. 

Applications close: 12 April 2026 

 
Applications will be assessed as they come in – we may start interviews before the closing date. 

NOTE: Bendigo Kangan Institute reserves the right to withdraw this position at any time.