
This is Australia's leading podcast dedicated to Casual Relief Teachers.
Relief teachers are tasked with providing a seamless transition for students when their usual teacher is away. However, they face many challenges each day and often find it difficult to access high quality professional development. This podcast offers access to high quality professional discussions to support relief teachers... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Student wellbeing situations can arise unexpectedly, and CRTs are often required to respond quickly, professionally and appropriately in challenging circumstances.
In this episode, we explore common welfare scenarios relief teachers may encounter in... more
Relief teachers are often asked to step into excursions with little notice—but the expectations and risks don’t change just because you’re a CRT.
In this episode, we unpack what it really means to supervise students beyond the classroom: from under... more
Technology and social media play a major role in the lives of young people, and schools are increasingly navigating the challenges that come with digital communication, online behaviour and student wellbeing.
In this episode, we explore the growing ... more
Travancore School is a unique Department of Education setting that many teachers have heard of but may not fully understand.
In this episode, Sue and Helen speak with Claire Greve, an experienced teacher at Travancore, about the vital work the scho... more
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Some great suggestions were shared across the episodes, but some strategies aren’t always practical for relief teachers who often don’t have access to the necessary resources.
For example, the behaviour management episode suggested using Compass or Xuno to review student information, but relief staff are often not given access to these systems. We frequently enter classrooms without information about students’ needs or behaviours, making it difficult to anticipate triggers or manage situations e... more
I discovered this podcast in my quest to alleviate the anxiety I was feeling about returning to the classroom after 12 years of full-time parenting. It offers a wealth of knowledge, tips and support from a team of approachable experts. I’m so grateful for this resource, it has definitely helped to quell my nervousness and make me feel prepared to teach again! The fact that it is Australian is the icing on the cake (as a fellow Aussie). Highly recommend for CRTs and new or returning teachers. Tha... more
Very informative and insightful.
Everyone on this pod really knows their stuff and more importantly; they know how to communicate their wealth of knowledge and experience.
Thank you for this terrific resource, has been very helpful
This podcast is an extremely helpful tool for CRT teachers. The presenters have a wealth of knowledge.
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A practical, educator-focused show for Casual Relief Teachers in Australia, with panel discussions and guest insights on navigating daily classroom realities. Topics repeatedly center on classroom management, student welfare, technology readiness, professional development, and the quirks of relief work across Australian schools. Episodes blend policy context with real-world tips—like scheduling, inclusivity, and maintaining professionalism in staff rooms—while highlighting mentorship, community among veteran CRTs, and pathways to permanent roles. Notable strengths include a grounded, no-nonsense approach to problems CRTs face, a strong emphasis on reliability and relationships, and a clear connection to Tradewind's support network for relie... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Claire Greve
2. Tanya Pearson
3. Nick Beale
4. Sean Geerlings Parker
5. Brad Flowers
6. Clare Wilson
7. Taylor Roche
8. Ian Findlay
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