ECE Unregistered Teacher

Busy Bees Cambridge; Cambridge; On-site; NZD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

EAP services

Staff uniforms provided

Professional development opportunities

Subsidised childcare for eligible staf

Job summary

Busy Bees Cambridge is seeking a dedicated early childhood educator to join our warm, close-knit team in New Zealand. You will help deliver a Te Whāriki-aligned curriculum, provide nurturing care, and foster an inclusive environment where every child can thrive.

Applicants must have the right to work in New Zealand. Join a nationwide organisation with ongoing professional development and supportive leadership.

Qualifications

• Genuine passion for early childhood education and child-led learning.
• Ability to build trusted relationships through authentic communication.
• Initiative, enthusiasm and a can-do attitude.
• Professionalism and warmth in interactions.
• Create welcoming environment where children and whānau feel belonging.

Responsibilities

• Support the development and delivery of a Te Whāriki-aligned curriculum.
• Provide nurturing, high-quality care that makes tamariki feel safe and valued.
• Foster a positive, inclusive environment where every child thrives.
• Build strong relationships with children, whānau and the community.
• Maintain a safe, engaging learning environment.
• Document and celebrate children's learning and development.

Skills

Early childhood education passion

Child development

Communication with families

Curriculum planning

Education

Diploma in Early Childhood Education

Job description

Imagine coming to work each day in a centre where curiosity is encouraged, exploration is part of everyday learning, and your professional growth is genuinely valued. With the support of the Busy Bees Aotearoa whānau, you'll enjoy the resources and opportunities of a national organisation while being part of a warm, close-knit team.

Surrounded by unique outdoor learning environments, you'll have the freedom to inspire tamariki through meaningful, hands-on experiences while building a rewarding career in a centre that prioritises wellbeing, collaboration, and continuous learning.

Why us? | Hei aha mātou?

• access to EAP services and staff uniforms provided
• supportive leadership and ongoing professional development
• subsidised childcare for eligible staff
• annual flu vaccinations covered
• opportunities to grow within a nationwide organisation
• established systems and resources to support your success.

The opportunity | Te Āheinga

As part of our teaching team, you will:

• support the development and delivery of a curriculum aligned with Te Whāriki
• provide nurturing, high-quality care that helps tamariki feel safe, valued, and supported
• foster a positive, inclusive environment where every child can thrive
• build strong relationships with children, whānau, and the wider community
• maintain a safe, engaging learning environment
• document and celebrate children's learning and development.

About you | Mōu

You will:

• have a genuine passion for early childhood education and child-led learning
• build trusted relationships through authentic communication
• bring initiative, enthusiasm, and a positive can-do attitude
• demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and warmth in your interactions
• create a welcoming environment where children and whānau feel a strong sense of belonging.

Applicants must have the right to work in New Zealand.