K1 ECE Teacher

Manaia View Kindergarten; Northland; Sur place; NZD 50 000 - 70 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Manaia View Kindergarten invites applications from inspired kaiako to join our team on the Manaia View Primary School site in Northland. The role focuses on warm, welcoming interactions and inclusive teaching that respects Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

We support strong relationships with children, whānau, and the wider community. Applicants must hold a NZ ECE qualification (Dip Teaching ECE), have a current practising certificate, and a valid first aid certificate.

Qualifications

• Recognised New Zealand ECE qualification (Dip Teaching ECE)
• Current NZ Practising certificate
• First aid certificate required
• Eligible to work in New Zealand at time of application

Responsabilités

• Build warm, meaningful relationships with children and whānau.
• Uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi in daily practice.
• Contribute to inclusive pedagogy and learning experiences across the group.

Connaissances

Inclusive pedagogy

Relational approach

Communication

Team collaboration

Formation

Dip Teaching ECE

Practising certificate

First aid certificate

Description du poste

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About the role

Northland Kindergarten Association (NKA) is looking for an inspiring, reflective kaiako to join our passionate team at Manaia View Kindergarten.

Situated within a diverse and multicultural community on Manaia View Primary School site, Manaia View Kindergarten enjoys strong local connections and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The kindergarten is staffed by a dedicated team of 4 kaiako and a part-time administrator. It operates 5 6-hour sessions each week, Monday to Friday, and caters for up to 30 children aged between 2 and 6 years.

This position would suit a kaiako whose attitude is warm and welcoming, whose communication style is open and respectful, and who demonstrates a strong commitment to inclusive pedagogy. The successful applicant will actively uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi in their practice and be passionate about building meaningful relationships with children, whānau, and the wider community. If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you. If you are an inspiring educator who is passionate about empowering young learners, positive, driven, values professional growth and wants to make a meaningful difference in the lives of tamariki and their whānau, we would love to hear from you.

Applicants must hold a recognised New Zealand ECE qualification (minimum Dip Teaching ECE), current practicing certificate, and first aid certificate. Applicants must reside and be eligible to work in New Zealand at the time of applying.

Northland Kindergarten Association adheres to the employment conditions as offered in the Kindergarten Teacher, Head Teachers and Senior Teachers Collective Agreement 2026-2028.