Lead Senior Kapa Haka Tutor & Polyfest Prep

Diocesan; Albert-Eden; On-site; NZD 85,000 - 121,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent practice facilities

Lead and grow Senior School ropū

Cultural identity and mātauranga Māori

On-site facilities access

Job summary

Diocesan School for Girls is seeking a passionate Kapa Haka Tutor to lead our Senior School programme for Years 7–13. You will guide rehearsals, develop student skills in waiata, haka, poi and mōteatea, and prepare the ropū for performances throughout the year, including ASB Polyfest.

You will bring strong te reo Māori and tikanga knowledge and foster cultural pride within the school community. The role offers regular after-school rehearsals, lunchtime sessions, and a Saturday Polyfest

Qualifications

• Experience leading or tutoring Kapa Haka in a school, kura or community setting.
• Strong knowledge of tikanga Māori, kawa and te reo Māori.
• Ability to teach across Kapa Haka disciplines and develop a rōpū.
• Excellent organisational and leadership abilities with clear communication.
• Ability to foster relationships with students, whānau and community.

Responsibilities

• Lead rehearsals for Terms 1–4, coordinating Polyfest preparation.
• Teach waiata, haka, poi, mōteatea and other Māori performing arts.
• Prepare and lead the rōpū for ASB Polyfest and school events.
• Foster te reo and mātauranga Māori through rehearsals and performances.
• Build positive relationships with students, parents and whānau.
• Create an inclusive environment where students feel connected and proud.

Skills

Kapa Haka leadership

Kapa Haka tutoring

Tikanga Māori

Te Reo Māori

School/kura experience

Communication skills

Job description

Diocesan School for Girls is seeking a passionate Kapa Haka Tutor to lead our Senior School programme for Years 7–13. You will guide rehearsals, develop student skills in waiata, haka, poi and mōteatea, and prepare the ropū for performances throughout the year, including ASB Polyfest.

You will bring strong te reo Māori and tikanga knowledge and foster cultural pride within the school community. The role offers regular after-school rehearsals, lunchtime sessions, and a Saturday Polyfest