Fixed-Term Kaiako: Under-2s ECE & Te Whāriki Focus

University of Auckland; Auckland; Presencial; NZD 61 000 - 102 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Five weeks of annual leave

Public transport discount

Parking discount

KiwiSaver matching up to 6.75%

Parental leave provisions

Resumo da oferta

Te Ako o te Tui Early Learning Service at the University of Auckland seeks a passionate, NZ-qualified Kaiako for a fixed-term role in the under-2s room, with potential rotation across ages. The service emphasizes intentional teaching, reflective practice, and strong whānau engagement in a diverse community.

Based at Auckland City Campus, the role offers a supportive team culture, competitive pay parity, and opportunities for professional growth with a focus on Te Whāriki, te reo Māori

Qualificações

• NZ-qualified and certificated Kaiako with ECE background.
• Experience across mixed-age groups.
• Design and implement intentional teaching with meaningful assessment and planning.
• Strong understanding of Te Whāriki and curriculum design.
• Commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and te reo Māori growth.

Responsabilidades

• Design and deliver intentional teaching strategies.
• Plan, assess, and maintain compliance requirements.
• Collaborate within a team and contribute to evaluation and improvement.
• Build respectful relationships with tamariki, whānau, and colleagues.
• Manage planning and documentation with organisation and proactivity.

Conhecimentos

Pedagogical planning

Assessment planning

Team collaboration

Te Whāriki knowledge

Te Tiriti o Waitangi understanding

Cultural responsiveness

Formação académica

ECE qualification

Certificated Kaiako

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Te Ako o te Tui Early Learning Service at the University of Auckland seeks a passionate, NZ-qualified Kaiako for a fixed-term role in the under-2s room, with potential rotation across ages. The service emphasizes intentional teaching, reflective practice, and strong whānau engagement in a diverse community.

Based at Auckland City Campus, the role offers a supportive team culture, competitive pay parity, and opportunities for professional growth with a focus on Te Whāriki, te reo Māori