Registered Teacher

Busy Bees Silverdale; Auckland; On-site; NZD 485,000 - 617,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff uniforms provided

Professional development opportunities

Subsidised childcare

Vaccinations & first aid certification

Job summary

Busy Bees Silverdale on East Coast Road is seeking a registered ECE/Primary teacher for a part-time role. The position is 16 hours per week, requiring NZ registration and a NZ-recognized teaching qualification.

Use Te Whāriki to plan learning journeys, document progress, foster belonging, and work with a supportive team. Benefits include full pay parity, staff uniforms, subsidised childcare, PD opportunities, and vaccinations/certification coverage.

Qualifications

• Registered ECE or Primary teacher with NZ registration.
• NZ residency or valid NZ work visa required.
• Experience planning with Te Whāriki and documenting child progress.

Responsibilities

• Plan and guide learning using Te Whāriki.
• Capture and share meaningful assessments of children's progress.
• Create a supportive, inclusive environment promoting belonging.
• Build positive relationships with team and families.
• Maintain a safe, welcoming environment prioritising children's wellbeing.
• Collaborate with leadership and wider team.

Skills

Te Whāriki planning

Belonging & inclusion

Digital documentation

Education

NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification

NZ registration

Tools

Digital tools for documentation

Job description

Early learning / kōhanga reo, Certificated teacher

English, Belonging / Mana Whenua

At Busy Bees Silverdale, we are tucked away on the rural hills of Silverdale, conveniently located on East Coast Road, near the Silverdale shops and Hibiscus Coast Bus Station. Our country-inspired setting offers large natural open spaces, making it an ideal environment for teachers who love the outdoors.

This is a part-time role of 16 hours per week for a registered ECE teacher.

• Join a supportive community that values curiosity, exploration, and hands-on learning
• Full pay parity and staff uniforms provided
• Supportive leadership, subsidised childcare, and professional development opportunities
• Annual flu vaccinations and first aid certification covered
• Be part of a wider national network with established systems

The opportunity | Te āheinga

• Use Te Whāriki to plan and guide each child's learning journey
• Capture and share meaningful assessments to celebrate children's progress
• Create a supportive and inclusive environment where belonging is prioritised
• Build positive relationships and collaborate effectively with the team
• Maintain a safe, welcoming environment where children's wellbeing comes first
• A recognised NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification with current NZ registration
• Warm communication skills and the ability to build strong relationships
• A proactive, ethical, and collaborative approach
• Passion for the NZ curriculum and enthusiasm for sharing creative ideas
• Confidence using digital tools to document learning and connect with families

Applicants must have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.