Teacher of Music and Performing Arts

Bayfield High School; Otago; Vor Ort; NZD 60.000 - 80.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Bayfield High School in Otago seeks a passionate Teacher of Music and Performing Arts to teach across Years 9–13, including NCEA. You will contribute to bands, choirs, ensembles, productions and performances, building on our strong record of student achievement.

We value collaboration with colleagues, whānau and the wider community, and you will be committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles while supporting all learners to reach their potential.

Qualifikationen

• Fully registered teacher, or eligible for registration, with current practising certificate.
• Skilled and enthusiastic practitioner in music, with ability to teach and extend students in performing arts.
• Track record of strong teaching and student achievement, or potential to develop one.
• Commitment to delivering high-quality co-curricular opportunities.

Aufgaben

• Teach music and performing arts across Years 9 to 13, including NCEA.
• Contribute to co-curricular programmes such as bands, choirs, ensembles, productions and performances.
• Build on a strong record of student performance and achievement.
• Support students at all levels, from discovering talent to high-level performance.
• Work collaboratively with colleagues, whānau and the wider community.

Kenntnisse

Music teaching

Performing arts

Co-curricular planning

Collaboration

Jobbeschreibung

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About the role

Be part of a performing arts programme that is already achieving at a high level.

Bayfield High School has a proud tradition of excellence in the arts. Our students perform with confidence and distinction, and our music and performing arts programmes are a highlight of school life, celebrated across our school and wider community. We are looking for an inspiring teacher who will value what has been built, and who will bring new energy, ideas and expertise to take it further.

About the role

We are seeking a passionate and capable Teacher of Music and Performing Arts to:

• teach music and performing arts across Years 9 to 13, including NCEA
• contribute to co-curricular programmes such as bands, choirs, ensembles, productions and performances
• build on our strong record of student performance and achievement
• support students at all levels, from those just discovering their talent to those pursuing high-level performance
• work collaboratively with colleagues, whānau and the wider community.

About you

You will:

• be a fully registered teacher, or eligible for registration, with a current practising certificate
• be a skilled and enthusiastic practitioner in music, with the ability to teach and extend students in performing arts
• have a track record of strong teaching and student achievement, or the potential to develop one
• be committed to delivering high-quality co-curricular opportunities
• build positive relationships with students, staff and whānau
• be committed to the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and to supporting the success of all learners, including Māori students.