The QCAA has an inclusive culture that promotes the skills and insights of all people and embraces their differences, and we are committed to achieving an inclusive and diverse workforce. We continue to build cultural capability across the QCAA, equipping ourselves to better support Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our work as part of Queensland’s education community.
Working with us
At the QCAA, you will have:
- competitive salary
- 12.75% employer superannuation contributions
- generous leave entitlements
- flexible working options (part-time work, flexible start times, telecommuting)
- career progression opportunities
- the chance to make a difference to the people and communities of Queensland.
For more benefits and conditions of working with the QCAA, refer to the Information for applicants (PDF, 216.5 KB).
Permanent and temporary positions
Permanent and temporary positions at the QCAA are listed on the Queensland Government's Smart jobs and careers website.
The QCAA is committed to selecting the person best suited to the role and to furthering equity and diversity. We strongly encourage applications from all gender groups, Aboriginal people, Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and people with all abilities.
Casual positions
NAPLAN markers
Each year, the QCAA employs and trains practising and non-practising or retired Queensland teachers to mark student responses to the NAPLAN writing tests. Experienced and new markers from Queensland are welcome to apply. For more information and to apply, see NAPLAN marker information.
QCAA assessors
The QCAA employs and trains Queensland teachers to help develop and quality assure internal and external assessment. There are four assessor roles:
- QCAA assessor (endorsement)
- QCAA assessor (confirmation)
- QCAA assessor (external assessment writing)
- QCAA assessor (external assessment marking).
For more information and to apply, see QCAA assessors.
External assessment invigilators
The QCAA appoints community members as invigilators to observe and report on the administration of external assessments at secondary schools and approved assessment venues throughout Queensland. For more information and to apply, see External assessment invigilators.
- Last updated:
- 22 July 2024
