Year 1-6 Māori-medium Kaiako

Haeata Community Campus; Canterbury; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Haeata Community Campus is seeking a passionate kaiako to join Kōmanawa, our Level 2 Māori-medium bilingual provision, teaching ākonga in Years 1–6. The role requires strong knowledge of te reo Māori, tikanga Māori, Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, and effective teaching practices including structured literacy and pāngarau.

The successful applicant will deliver engaging, culturally responsive learning programmes that strengthen te reo Māori, identity, wellbeing and achievement, and will build positive

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of te reo Māori and tikanga Māori.
• Experience delivering culturally responsive learning programmes.
• Ability to build positive relationships with ākonga and whānau.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging, culturally responsive learning programmes that strengthen te reo Māori, identity, wellbeing and achievement.
• Foster positive relationships with ākonga and whānau in inclusive learning environments.
• Contribute to the collective aspirations of Kōmanawa and Haeata.

Skills

Te reo Māori knowledge

Tikanga Māori

Structured literacy

Pāngarau

Relationships with students/whānau

Education

NZ teaching qualification

NZ citizenship or work visa

Job description

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About the role

Haeata Community Campus is a Year 1–13 urban area school in Christchurch east.

We are seeking a passionate, committed kaiako to join Kōmanawa, our Level 2 Māori-medium bilingual provision, teaching ākonga in Years 1–6.

• We seek a kaiako who demonstrates strong knowledge of te reo Māori, tikanga Māori, Te Marautanga o Aotearoa and effective teaching practices, including structured literacy and pāngarau.
• The successful applicant will deliver engaging, culturally responsive learning programmes that strengthen te reo Māori, identity, wellbeing and achievement.

Applicants will be committed to building positive relationships with ākonga and whānau, creating inclusive learning environments and contributing to the collective aspirations of Kōmanawa and Haeata.

Please note: This position requires applicants to have teaching experience within New Zealand and to hold New Zealand citizenship, permanent residency, or a current New Zealand work visa.