Design and Visual Communications Teacher

Karamū High School; Hawke's Bay; On-site; NZD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Karamū High School in Hawke’s Bay seeks a Design and Visual Communications teacher to join our well-resourced faculty that can teach to NCEA Level 3. The role is full time and permanent, starting Term 1 2027, with a focus on innovative practice and strong connections with ākonga. Applicants must be NZ registered teachers and familiar with Te Mataiaho; the successful candidate will mentor students, collaborate with colleagues, and contribute to a supportive school community.

Qualifications

• NZ registered teacher with current practicing certificate.
• Ability to teach Design and Visual Communications to NCEA Level 3.
• Commitment to collaborative teaching and community engagement.

Responsibilities

• Teach Design and Visual Communications to Years 7-15 and wharekura.
• Contribute to wellbeing and learning pathways as mentor teacher.
• Engage with whānau and community, uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Skills

Design & Visual Communications

NCEA Level 3 teaching

NZ teaching registration

Education

NZ registered teacher

Job description

Design and Visual Communications Teacher

Full time, Permanent

Secondary (Years 7-15) / wharekura, Certificated teacher
Technology

We require a highly innovative, dedicated and passionate teacher of design and visual communications (able to teach to NCEA Level 3) to join our well-resourced faculty that includes a recently updated computer suite. Applicants must be NZ registered teachers and familiar with Te Mataiaho.

Karam ū High School is a modern campus located in the heart of beautiful, sunny Hawke’s Bay. Our school offers a vibrant and supportive environment where staff thrive professionally and personally.

The successful candidate will show a commitment to:

• collaborative teaching and learning;
• inspiring ākonga with a desire to learn;
• a strong connection with whānau and community;
• honoring our obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

All members of our teaching staff are also mentor teachers who support a group of students in their well-being and learning pathway.

Start Term 1 2027.