Teacher of ESOL and Samoan Language

Avondale College; Auckland; On-site; NZD 63,000 - 106,000; Part time

Job summary

Avondale College in Auckland is seeking a qualified teacher of Samoan and ESOL to join our Languages and ESOL departments. Applicants must be New Zealand registered teachers and will align with the school’s academic priorities.

The position is part-time (0.5 FTTE) on a fixed-term basis with a salary set by the Secondary Teachers' Collective Agreement and assessed on qualifications and experience. This role also involves participation in the school’s extensive co-curricular life.

Qualifications

• New Zealand registered teachers required.
• Applicants must endorse the school’s academic priority and participate in co-curricular life.

Responsibilities

• Teach Samoan and ESOL to students.
• Participate in the school’s extensive co-curricular life.

Skills

Samoan language teaching

Education

NZ teaching registration

Job description

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About the role

We are seeking to appoint a qualified teacher of Samoan and ESOL to join our well resourced and highly collegial Languages and ESOL departments.

Applicants for positions at Avondale College must be New Zealand registered teachers and will endorse the school’s academic priority as well as be expected to participate in the extensive co-curricular life of the school.

The terms and conditions, including base salary, for this position is set by the Secondary Teachers' Collective Agreement. The base salary for trained and registered teachers will range from $62,862 to $105,686 depending on applicants' qualifications and experience. Individuals' actual base salary will be established by a salary assessment once a role is confirmed.

Position Part-time (0.5 FTTE), Fixed-term (28 Jan 2027 to 27 Jan 2028)

Reason for fixed-term position Fluctuating student numbers that may mean classes are not sustained beyond 2027.