Computing and Mechatronics/Robotics Teacher

Mt Aspiring College; Wānaka; On-site; NZD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Mt Aspiring College in Wanaka invites applications for a Computing and Mechatronics/Robotics Teacher. This role covers secondary teaching years 7–15 (wharekura) and certificates, suitable for beginning teachers.

We seek a teacher with a strong understanding of the New Zealand Curriculum in technology, enthusiasm for the subject, the ability to inspire diverse learners, a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and inclusive practices, and readiness to collaborate within a creative team.

Qualifications

• a strong understanding of the New Zealand Curriculum in technology
• enthusiasm for contributing to and developing their subject area
• the ability to connect with and inspire a diverse range of learners
• a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and inclusive education practices
• willingness to work collaboratively within a creative team environment

Responsibilities

• Teach computing and related technology to secondary students (Years 7–15)
• contribute to the development of the school's technology programme
• engage and inspire a diverse range of learners
• collaborate with colleagues to deliver a comprehensive curriculum

Skills

NZ Curriculum knowledge

Inclusive education

Collaborative teamwork

Education

Certificated teacher

Job description

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Computing and Mechatronics/Robotics Teacher

Mt Aspiring College – Wanaka, South Island

Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura, Certificated teacher

Suitable for beginning teachers

Mount Aspiring College is a year 7-13 school in Wanaka. We are a community school and provide an extensive technology programme supporting students to achieve excellent results and experience a broad range of technological skills.

We are seeking a teacher (beginning or experienced) who wants to support our students to be creative, curious, courageous and compassionate learners, to support the engagement of our learners, and who is confident in teaching computing.

The successful candidate will demonstrate:

• a strong understanding of the New Zealand Curriculum in technology
• enthusiasm for contributing to and developing their subject area
• the ability to connect with and inspire a diverse range of learners
• a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and inclusive education practices
• willingness to work collaboratively within a creative team environment.