Te Ao Haka Kaiako

Alfriston College; Manurewa; On-site; NZD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Alfriston College seeks a Te Ao Haka Kaiako who is passionate, collaborative and innovative, with expertise teaching at both junior and senior levels in South Auckland. The role prefers ability to teach Te Reo Māori up to NCEA Level 3 and requires strong knowledge of Te Marautanga and the NZ Curriculum.

The successful kaiako will build connections with learners, colleagues and the wider school community. A commitment to school values and active participation in the college cocurricular programme

Qualifications

• Demonstrated ability to teach Te Ao Haka at junior and senior levels.
• Preference for ability to teach Te Reo Māori up to NCEA Level 3.
• Strong knowledge of Te Marautanga and the NZ Curriculum is essential.

Responsibilities

• Teach Te Ao Haka to junior and senior students.
• Possibly teach Te Reo Māori up to NCEA Level 3.
• Build strong connections with learners, colleagues and the school community.
• Participate actively in the college's cocurricular programme.

Skills

Collaborative

Innovative

Junior & Senior teaching

Education

Teaching qualification

Job description

“Kua tawhiti kē te haere, ki te kore e haere tonu. Kua nui kē ngā mahi, ki te kore e mahi tonu”– Tā Hēmi Henare.

Alfriston College is a co-educational, state secondary school in South Auckland. We are dedicated to developing and supporting life-long, independent learners.

We seek a Te Ao Haka Kaiako who is passionate, collaborative, innovative, and has expertise teaching at both junior and senior levels. The ability to also teach Te Reo Māori up to NCEA Level 3 is preferred. Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori is a key responsibility of this role, and strong knowledge of Te Marautanga and the New Zealand Curriculum is essential. The ideal kaiako will have the ability to build connections with our learners, colleagues and school community. Please state any other subjects.

A commitment to our school values andactive participation in theco-curricular programme of the college is essential.