Jarrah Aubourg

Experience

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  University of Wollongong

  Jul 2015 - Dec 2019

  Tutors prepare and deliver tutorials, as well as grade essays and exams.Subjects: Phil219 - Knowledge, Science and Understanding Tutors prepare and deliver tutorials, as well as grade essays and exams. The Head Tutor is also expected to co-ordinate between the subject convener and other tutors, manage administrative tasks and communicate material to student and tutors.Subjects: Phil106, Phil107 Faculty Representatives participate in faculty governance and represent students at the Student Representative Forum. Tutors prepare and deliver tutorials, as well as grade essays and exams.Subjects: Phil107

  • Academic Tutor

    Jul 2017 - Dec 2019

  • Head Tutor

    Mar 2016 - Jul 2017

  • Postgraduate Student Representative LHA

    Mar 2014 - Jan 2017

  • Academic Tutor

    Jul 2015 - Nov 2015
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  Australasian Association of Philosophy

  Sept 2015 - Jul 2017

  Student Representative & Postgraduate Committee Convener

  The Australasian Postgraduate Committee takes responsibility for scheduling the annual Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference (APPC) and maintaining networks amongst postgraduate philosophers. The convener of the committee is elected to AAP Council as the Student Representative and oversees projects taken on by the committee.

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  Primary Ethics

  Jun 2017 - now

  As the Director of Education, Jarrah leads the education team overseeing teacher training, classroom support and curriculum development. As the curriculum manager Jarrah oversaw the curriculum materials used by Primary Ethics teachers. This included collecting and analysing feedback, managing the review process, writing new material and uploading and maintaining the materials on Salesforce. As a curriculum author Jarrah wrote engaging and thought-provoking ethics lessons for primary and high school students. I teach intensive F2F and online training courses that prepare new Primary Ethics volunteers to teach ethics lessons in primary schools. Ethics teachers prepare and deliver lesson materials to a class of between 8 and 22 primary students each week. Classes are discussion-based, with ethics teacher as facilitator, and are designed to assist students in learning lifelong skills such as listening to each other's ideas, expressing their own opinion, thinking critically and making well- reasoned decisions. Primary Ethics teachers undergo training in behaviour management.

  • Chair of Academic Advisory Board

    Jan 2024 - now

  • Director of Education

    Jan 2023 - now

  • Curriculum Manager

    Jun 2021 - Jan 2023

  • Curriculum Writer

    Sept 2020 - Dec 2022

  • New Teacher Trainer

    Dec 2018 - Dec 2022

  • Primary Ethics Teacher

    Jun 2017 - Dec 2020