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Onerahi Free Kindergarten, under Northland Kindergarten Association, is seeking a registered kaiako to support tamariki aged 2–6 in a welcoming, inclusive learning environment in Whangārei. You will collaborate with a small team of kaiako and a part-time administrator across five daily sessions.
The successful applicant will contribute to high-quality early childhood education, uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and build meaningful relationships with children, whānau, and the wider community.
Early learning / kōhanga reo, Certificated teacher
Belonging / Mana Whenua, Contribution / Mana Tangata, Communication / Mana Reo, Exploration / Mana Aotūroa, Well-being / Mana Atua
Northland Kindergarten Association (NKA) is seeking a second inspiring and experienced kaiako to join the team at Onerahi Kindergarten, Whangārei.
We are seeking a fully registered teacher who demonstrates strong professional practice, builds positive and trusting relationships, and is dedicated to supporting positive learning outcomes for all tamariki. The successful applicant will work alongside a collaborative teaching team to create a welcoming, inclusive, and engaging learning environment that supports the growth and development of tamariki and whānau. We are looking for a passionate, relationship-focused kaiako who is committed to providing high-quality early childhood education and making a positive difference.
Situated within a diverse and multicultural community, Onerahi Kindergarten enjoys strong local connections and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The kindergarten is staffed by a dedicated team of 5 kaiako and a part-time administrator. It operates five six-hour sessions each week, Monday to Friday, and caters for up to 40 children aged between two and six years. Onerahi Kindergarten is proud to be an Enviroschools kindergarten.
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.
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.
Type: Free Kindergarten
Maximum licenced places: 40