Secondary Te Reo Kaiako

Talk; Auckland; On-site; NZD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Talk in West Auckland is seeking a qualified Māori Secondary teacher to join a relationship and community focused school with a growing Māori department. The role centers on Te Reo programme development and supporting Māori learners, with a commitment to whanaungatanga and belonging.

The successful kaiako will join a supportive leadership team, collaborate with colleagues to empower students, and contribute to school-wide cultural and academic excellence, including involvement in Kapa Haka and

Qualifications

• Qualified Māori secondary teacher with relevant teaching credentials.
• Experience developing Te Reo programmes for Māori learners preferred.
• Strong focus on whanaungatanga and building relationships within the school community.

Responsibilities

• Teach Te Reo Māori in a secondary context.
• Collaborate with the Māori department to support learners and ongoing programmes.

Skills

Te Reo Māori

Relationship-building

Collaborative teamwork

Kapa Haka

Passionate teacher

Education

Bachelor of Education

Job description

Opportunity of a lifetime for a qualified Māori Secondary teacher to join not only a relationship and community focused school but a growing and progressive Māori department!

We are looking for the right fit, and a committed team player, so we're willing to consider both local applicants, as well as those who may have to relocate.

West Auckland location.

He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.

Relationships, whanaungatanga, whanau and belonging are what fundamentally underpins this growing High School. The development of their Te Reo programme and opportunities for Māori learners are prioritised. We are on the lookout for a qualified passionate teacher who can bring valuable contributions not just to their students but to the wider school too.

The management staff and leadership offer abundant support and are absolutely relationship focused. They endeavour to empower both their teachers and students and encourage you to help progress their school to be better everyday.

This school values student identity and places it at the forefront of classroom and extracurricular learning. With success culturally, academically and in sports, this is a well-rounded school and an incredibly opportunity for the right kaiako.

On offer

• Full time Secondary Te Reo teaching position

• Collaboration within a progressive and growing team and department

• Professional Development opportunities

• Excellent ongoing support

• Opportunities to assist with Kapa Haka and other Māori Performing Arts initiatives

• A multicultural work environment

About you

• Enthusiastic, resilient and passionate Secondary educator

• Someone relationship-focused who prioritises whanaungatanga

• Knowledge of spoken and written Te Reo Māori

• Motivated to achieve best outcomes for the students

• Collaborative team player

• Kapa Haka and Performing Arts abilities (preferred but not essential)

• Suitable for Beginner or Experience teachers

• Must be living in New Zealand with the right to work in New Zealand