ECE Registered Teacher — Nurturing Belonging & Growth

Busy Bees Bottle Lake; Canterbury; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full Pay Parity

Staff uniforms provided

Subsidised childcare

Ongoing professional development and支持

Annual flu vaccinations and First Aid

Security and opportunities within a全国組

Job summary

Busy Bees Bottle Lake is seeking a Certificated teacher to lead and support early learning within a warm, community-focused team. You will plan engaging experiences using Te Whāriki, document progress, and celebrate tamariki development while fostering belonging and wellbeing.

The role requires NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification, current NZ Teaching Council registration, and strong communication with whānau. Residency or valid NZ work visa is essential.

Qualifications

• Hold a recognised NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification and current NZ Teaching Council registration.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
• Proactive, positive approach and strong professional integrity.
• Familiar with Te Whāriki and early learning principles.
• Comfortable using digital platforms to document learning and connect with families.

Responsibilities

• Use Te Whāriki to plan engaging learning experiences.
• Document and celebrate children's learning and development.
• Create an inclusive environment where every child feels a sense of belonging.
• Build positive, collaborative relationships with colleagues and whānau.
• Maintain a safe, nurturing environment that supports children's wellbeing.

Skills

Communication skills

Relationship-building

Proactive attitude

Digital documentation

Team collaboration

Education

NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification

NZ Teaching Council registration

Tools

Te Whāriki framework

Digital documentation platforms

Job description

Busy Bees Bottle Lake is seeking a Certificated teacher to lead and support early learning within a warm, community-focused team. You will plan engaging experiences using Te Whāriki, document progress, and celebrate tamariki development while fostering belonging and wellbeing.

The role requires NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification, current NZ Teaching Council registration, and strong communication with whānau. Residency or valid NZ work visa is essential.