Question 1

WHY WOULD I WANT TO WORK AT SSEN:MMH?

Accepted Answer

Our school staff are highly valued members of a team providing quality education to students whose physical or mental health presents difficulties in accessing their usual educational program. The co-teaching environment is diverse and dynamic on any given day.

Question 2

HOW MANY HOSPITAL SCHOOLS ARE THERE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA?

Accepted Answer

There is only one hospital school in WA, but the School of Special Educational Needs: Medical and Mental Health (SSEN:MMH) is a statewide service with multiple Perth Metropolitan campuses and programs.

Question 3

WHERE IS SSEN:MMH LOCATED?

Accepted Answer

SSEN:MMH is a multi-campus school with programs at multiple locations within Greater Metro Perth and in regional centres in community health settings (Child Adolescent Mental Health Services).

Question 4

IS THE SCHOOL OPEN DURING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS?

Accepted Answer

No. As a Department of Education school SSEN:MMH operates during normal school terms and hours. Teachers and other staff are employed by the Department of Education.

SSEN:MMH Visiting Teacher Regional Vacancies - Information Session

Find out more about the role of SSEN:MMH teachers in our regional centres. Teachers work within interdisciplinary Department of Health teams to support the educational outcomes, medical, and psychosocial needs of students in the region and serve as a link between Health and Education.

Watch the video below to learn more about our school.

Find out more about the role of SSEN:MMH teachers in our regional centres. Teachers work within interdisciplinary Department of Health teams to support the educational outcomes, medical, and psychosocial needs of students in the region and serve as a link between Health and Education.

Watch the video below to learn more about our school.

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Location

Online event

SSEN:MMH Visiting Teacher Regional Vacancies - Information Session

Find out more about the role of SSEN:MMH teachers in our regional centres. Teachers work within interdisciplinary Department of Health teams to support the educational outcomes, medical, and psychosocial needs of students in the region and serve as a link between Health and Education.

W﻿atch the video below to learn more about our school.

Find out more about the role of SSEN:MMH teachers in our regional centres. Teachers work within interdisciplinary Department of Health teams to support the educational outcomes, medical, and psychosocial needs of students in the region and serve as a link between Health and Education.

W﻿atch the video below to learn more about our school.

Good to know

Location

Online event

Watch the video below to learn more about our school.

Watch the video below to learn more about our school.