Learning Community Leader

Pukekohe Intermediate; Auckland; On-site; NZD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Pukekohe Intermediate School in Auckland invites an experienced educator to join our leadership team as a permanent learning community leader. You will oversee teaching, learning and wellbeing across four classrooms while continuing to teach in a Year 7 or 8 class, aligning with Te Mātaiaho in our programmes.

We seek someone who models excellent teaching practice, promotes inclusive, culturally responsive approaches and builds strong partnerships with families and staff while contributing to

Qualifications

• Minimum five years' teaching experience.
• Leadership experience preferred.
• Commitment to improving learner outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Lead teaching, learning and wellbeing across four classrooms.
• Continue teaching in a Year 7 or Year 8 classroom.
• Model and support effective teaching practice.

Skills

Leadership

Curriculum leadership

Reading

Mathematics

Job description

Primary and intermediate (Years 1-8) / kura tuatahi, Syndicate leader
English, Mathematics and statistics
2 MU

Pukekohe Intermediate School is seeking an experienced and motivated educator to join our leadership team as a permanent learning community leader. Applicants should have a minimum of five years' teaching experience, with leadership experience preferred.

This role involves leading the teaching, learning and wellbeing across four classrooms, while continuing to teach in a Year 7 or Year 8 classroom. With Te Mātaiaho at the heart of our programmes, we are looking for an effective classroom practitioner who can lead quality teaching practice and improve outcomes for all ākonga.

We are looking for someone who:

• Models and supports effective teaching practice, particularly in reading, writing and mathematics.
• Promotes culturally responsive teaching and inclusive practices that support the success and wellbeing of all ākonga.
• Uses assessment information to strengthen teaching, improve learner outcomes and support clear reporting to parents and whānau.
• Builds strong relationships with ākonga, staff and whānau, working in partnership with families in the best interests of their child.
• Brings skills, interests and enthusiasm that contribute to the wide range of extra-curricular opportunities we offer our ākonga.

Central to this role is living and leading our HEART values: Honesty | Kia pono, Empathy | Kia manaaki, Aim High | Kia āhei, Respect | Ka Rangatira, and Teamwork | Kia kotahi. The successful applicant will model these values while working within a supportive and collaborative leadership team focused on quality teaching, learning and curriculum implementation.

If you are passionate about excellent teaching, collaborative leadership and making a positive difference for ākonga, we would love to hear from you.

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