Teacher Aide of the Deaf - Ormiston Senior Provision

School Jobs; Auckland; On-site; NZD 30,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

School Jobs in Auckland, New Zealand is seeking a Teacher Aide of the Deaf to support Deaf and Hard of Hearing learners in a school-hours role at Ormiston Senior Provision.

The position is 30 hours per week, offering a balanced schedule and the chance to contribute to inclusive learning. You will work with students, teachers and whānau to foster a positive environment and track progress, with NZSL learning opportunities available.

Qualifications

• A genuine passion for supporting children and young people in their learning journey.
• Knowledge of, or an interest in, the New Zealand education sector.
• Strong IT skills and confidence using digital tools.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
• Flexibility, adaptability and a positive approach to working with diverse learners.
• The ability to build respectful, positive relationships with students, whānau and colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Support students in their learning, engagement and participation in classroom programmes.
• Work alongside teachers to meet students' emotional, cultural, social and learning needs.
• Foster a safe, inclusive and supportive environment that promotes student wellbeing and success.
• Maintain accurate daily records and contribute to individual learning and support plans.
• Support positive behaviour and use appropriate strategies to de-escalate challenging situations.
• Collaborate with colleagues and wider organisational teams to achieve the best possible outcomes for students.

Skills

Passion for learners

NZ education knowledge

IT skills

Communication skills

Adaptable & flexible

Relationship building

Job description

TE MAHI

Are you passionate about supporting young people to thrive? We are looking for a dedicated Teacher Aide of the Deaf to join our team at our Ormiston Senior Provision on a permanent basis.

THE ROLE / TE MAHI

This school-hours role is 30 hours per week, offering a great work-life balance while giving you the opportunity to make a real impact every day. Working alongside students, teachers and whānau, you will help create a positive, inclusive learning environment where Deaf and Hard of Hearing learners can achieve their full potential academically, socially and emotionally.

You Will / Ka Mahi Koe

• Support students in their learning, engagement and participation in classroom programmes.
• Work alongside teachers to meet students' emotional, cultural, social and learning needs.
• Foster a safe, inclusive and supportive environment that promotes student wellbeing and success.
• Maintain accurate daily records and contribute to individual learning and support plans.
• Support positive behaviour and use appropriate strategies to de-escalate challenging situations.
• Collaborate with colleagues and wider organisational teams to achieve the best possible outcomes for students.

You Will Have / Kei a Koe

• A genuine passion for supporting children and young people in their learning journey.
• Knowledge of, or an interest in, the New Zealand education sector.
• Strong IT skills and confidence using digital tools.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
• Flexibility, adaptability and a positive approach to working with diverse learners.
• The ability to build respectful, positive relationships with students, whānau and colleagues.

An understanding of, or connection to, Deaf culture and the Deaf community would be an advantage, but it's not essential. If you're eager to learn, we'll provide support and development opportunities to help you build your understanding, including learning New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL).

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? / HEI AHA HE PAI TĒNEI MAHI MĀU?

• The opportunity to see students grow in confidence, independence and achievement.
• A supportive team environment where collaboration and inclusion are valued.
• Ongoing learning and professional development opportunities.
• The chance to work in a unique organisation with learners at the heart of everything we do.
• School-hours work that fits around family and personal commitments.
• The satisfaction of working for a passionate organisation committed to empowering Deaf and Hard of Hearing children and young people.

Applications close 5pm, Sunday 15 November 2026.