Resource Teacher of the Deaf - Northland

Ko Taku Reo; Northland; Hybrid; NZD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Ko Taku Reo is seeking a Resource Teacher of the Deaf to support DHH students across Northland. The role is permanent, 0.8FTE, working in mainstream and specialist schools, with travel across Moerewa, Kerikeri, Oruaiti and Pakaraka.

You will collaborate with families and school staff, apply NZSL and listening/speaking practices, and maintain equitable outcomes for learners. The ideal candidate is a NZ registered teacher or Qualified Teacher of the Deaf, with strong communication, team skills,

Qualifications

• NZSL and listening/speaking practices for DHH learners.
• Experience working with Deaf children and/or mainstream learners.
• Strong communication and collaboration within teams.

Responsibilities

• Teach in mainstream and specialist schools for DHH students.
• Engage with whānau and families to support participation and outcomes.
• Maintain related records and liaise with school staff.

Skills

NZSL

Deaf education

Team collaboration

Interpersonal skills

Education

NZ registered teacher

Qualified Teacher of the Deaf

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Resource Teacher of the Deaf - Northland

THE ROLE / TE MAHI

• We are seeking an engaging, innovative teacher who has strong communication skills and is a collaborative team player as these skills will be needed in all you do.
• You will be required to work in mainstream schools and other specialist schools to work closely with DHH students, whānau and school staff/teams. This is a permanent, 0.8FTE role and covers the following areas - Moerewa, Kerikeri, Oruaiti and Pakaraka.
• Engaging within your assigned caseload with related record keeping and liaison with families and whanau to assist with student participation and success in their education and life outcomes.
• Proven best practice and experience working with Deaf children and/or working with mainstream children.
• Qualified Teacher of the Deaf or an experienced NZ registered teacher.
• Use of own car with mileage reimbursed (with conditions).
• You will have existing skills, or demonstrate a willingness to develop proficiency, in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) and listening and spoken language practices for DHH learners.
• Recent practical experience working with the early levels of the New Zealand Curriculum.

Only applicants that are legally entitled to work in New Zealand will be considered for this position.

Closing Date: 5pm Sunday 8 November 2026