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Skills Institute, part of Skills Group, is hiring for a position starting February 2027 to teach in the Bachelor of Applied Business Management. You’ll bring expertise in core business areas, engage with industry, connect theory to practice, and supervise placements.
The role involves delivering engaging learning via workshops and online learning, assessing students, and maintaining active research. Evening/weekend teaching and travel for placement supervision may be required.
Business knowledge comes to life when learners can use it to understand organisations, solve problems and make informed decisions.
At Skills Institute, part of Skills Group, you’ll bring your specialist expertise into our Bachelor of Applied Business Management. Through engaging teaching and practical industry connections, you’ll help learners understand how people, finance, marketing and market dynamics influence organisational success.
You’ll bring depth in at least one core area, people and organisational behaviour/HR, finance and accounting, marketing and customers, or markets and economies, with the ability to teach across other areas. Working alongside colleagues with complementary expertise, you’ll connect theory with business practice across Aotearoa’s commercial, iwi enterprise, social enterprise and public sectors.
Alongside teaching, you’ll maintain active research or scholarly activity that informs the curriculum and supports learners’ development.
The anticipated start date for this position is February 2027.
Desirable: A relevant doctorate or current doctoral study; experience in degree-level assessment design, moderation and programme review; supervision of research, placements or industry projects; and experience using AI critically and responsibly in teaching or professional practice.
We support new staff to strengthen their Te Tiriti and culturally responsive teaching capability through induction and ongoing professional development.
Some evening, weekend or block teaching may be required, along with travel for placement supervision and industry engagement.
Help learners build the knowledge and confidence to contribute in the workplace. You’ll work alongside business specialists and educational colleagues, bring your ideas into the curriculum, and continue developing your teaching and scholarly practice.
Our culture is grounded in Joy, Manaakitanga, Grow and Bold. We value curiosity, thoughtful ideas and the care people bring to their work—and we support each other to keep learning.