ECE Registered Teacher — 32h/wk Fixed-Term, Pay Parity

Busy Bees; Pahiatua; On-site; NZD 52,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pay parity

Staff uniforms

Supportive leadership

Subsidised childcare

Professional development

Vaccinations & First Aid

National network

Job summary

Busy Bees Pahiatua in New Zealand seeks an ECE Registered Teacher for a 32-hour-per-week fixed-term role through to the end of October 2027. Join a close-knit team rooted in the Tararua farming community and the Busy Bees Aotearoa whānau, delivering nature-based learning with strong family connections.

You will work with tamariki using Te Whāriki, document learning digitally, and collaborate across the team to create a nurturing, inclusive environment that prioritises child wellbeing and

Qualifications

• New Zealand ECE or Primary teaching qualification with current NZ registration is required.

Responsibilities

• Draw on Te Whāriki and guide the educational journey of each child.
• Capture and share high-quality assessments to celebrate each child’s progress.
• Create a supportive, equitable atmosphere where belonging is prioritised.
• Work collaboratively to build positive relationships across the team.
• Maintain a safe, beautiful environment prioritising child wellbeing.
• Demonstrate warm communication and the ability to build strong relationships.
• Be proactive with integrity in ethical practice.
• Passion for the NZ curriculum and sharing fresh, creative ideas.
• Confidently use digital tools to document learning and stay connected with families.

Job description

Busy Bees Pahiatua in New Zealand seeks an ECE Registered Teacher for a 32-hour-per-week fixed-term role through to the end of October 2027. Join a close-knit team rooted in the Tararua farming community and the Busy Bees Aotearoa whānau, delivering nature-based learning with strong family connections.

You will work with tamariki using Te Whāriki, document learning digitally, and collaborate across the team to create a nurturing, inclusive environment that prioritises child wellbeing and