Teacher Of Mathematics

St Paul'S Collegiate (Hamilton); Auckland; On-site; NZD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full pay parity

Sick leave

Teacher registration funded

Wellbeing hub

EAP support

Professional development

Leadership opportunities

Childcare discount

Job summary

St Paul’s Collegiate (Hamilton) is seeking an experienced Kaiako to join our tamariki-focused ECE environment. You will bring an ECE qualification and NZ registration, delivering play-based learning and building strong partnerships with whānau.

This permanent, full-time role is Monday to Friday (40 hours/week). NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa is required, and you’ll contribute to a warm, whānau-oriented culture that supports children's development and emotional wellbeing.

Qualifications

• ECE qualification with current NZ registration.
• NZ residency or valid NZ work visa.

Responsibilities

• Deliver fun-filled learning experiences.
• Build strong partnerships with whānau.
• Practice respectful care as a core teaching value.
• Understand developmental and emotional needs of babies.

Skills

Curriculum knowledge

Parent engagement

Play-based learning

Respectful care

Baby development

Education

ECE qualification

Job description

As a warm, nurturing Kaiako, who is passionate about the care and education of tamariki, we’d love to meet you, chat about your career path, and show you around our warm and whānau focussed centre.

What We Offer:

• Full pay parity
• 10 days sick leave from your first day of employment (T&Cs apply)
• Fully funded Teacher registration
• Access to our mental health and wellbeing hub, plus EAP support
• Ongoing professional development to grow your career
• Dedicated leadership development opportunities
• 50% childcare fee discount for your child

The Role:

Permanent, full-time (40 hours/week), Monday to Friday

ECE qualified and registered Teacher with a current NZ provisional or full practising certificate

NZ residency or valid NZ work visa required

About You:

You’re an experienced Kaiako who:

• Embraces the local curriculum with enthusiasm
• Builds strong partnerships with parents and whānau
• Delivers fun-filled learning experiences
• Practices respectful care as a core teaching value
• Understands the developmental and emotional needs of babies