Head of Religious Studies - Girls’ Anglican School

Diocesan; Albert-Eden; Vor Ort; NZD 90.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive remuneration

Access to a wide range of hard and dig

Access to fitness centre, pool and th

On-site staff car parking

Zusammenfassung

Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland invites a dynamic leader to head the Religious Studies faculty. You will provide professional leadership to a team of six teachers, shape curriculum delivery, and ensure alignment with national guidelines and school policies.

Reporting to the Deputy Principal, you will manage staff performance, budget and resources, drive school-wide goals, and contribute to professional debate within and beyond the school. Start date: Term 1, 2027.

Qualifikationen

• A registered teacher, familiar with the curriculum and NCEA standards
• Able to motivate and lead a team, and to allocate and monitor work
• A clear, confident communicator and a strong problem solver
• Adaptable, collaborative and willing to help others
• Committed to the school's vision and Anglican special character
• Passionate about teaching young women

Aufgaben

• Lead the Religious Studies faculty, providing professional leadership and targeted support to a team of six teachers
• Direct, monitor and evaluate the delivery and assessment of the curriculum, making sure programmes meet the needs of our students and comply with national guidelines and school policies
• Manage staff performance and professional development, the faculty budget and resources
• Drive school-wide goals within the faculty and contribute to professional debate within and beyond the school
• Report to the Deputy Principal

Kenntnisse

Registered teacher

Team leadership

Communication

Problem solving

Adaptable

Collaborative

Anglican values

Jobbeschreibung

Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland invites a dynamic leader to head the Religious Studies faculty. You will provide professional leadership to a team of six teachers, shape curriculum delivery, and ensure alignment with national guidelines and school policies.

Reporting to the Deputy Principal, you will manage staff performance, budget and resources, drive school-wide goals, and contribute to professional debate within and beyond the school. Start date: Term 1, 2027.