Teacher of Physics

Cambridge High School; Waikato; On-site; NZD 63,000 - 106,000; Full time

Job summary

Cambridge High School in the Waikato region is seeking a full-time, permanent Science teacher with a physics specialty to teach NCEA Level 2 and 3. The successful candidate will be collaborative, future-focused, and engaged with blended e-learning and curriculum changes.

The role sits within our Science Faculty, offering support from colleagues in a student-centred environment. Base salary is set by the Secondary Teachers’ Collective Agreement, with actual pay determined by qualifications and

Qualifications

• Science teaching experience with a focus on physics.
• Experience with NCEA Level 2 and 3.
• Collaborative, student-focused approach; openness to blended e-learning.

Responsibilities

• Teach science with a physics specialty to senior students.
• Contribute to curriculum planning and assessment under NCEA.
• Engage in blended learning practices and curriculum changes.

Skills

Science

Physics

Team collaboration

Education

Registered NZ teacher

NCEA assessment understanding

Job description

Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura, Certificated teacher

Science

Cambridge High School (CHS) is a co-educational school, established in 1883, with a roll of approximately 1,800 students. Cambridge is in the heart of the Waikato region and has recently become a focus for elite sport with cycling, triathlon, kayaking and rowing establishing their New Zealand bases here. Cambridge High School serves the interests of the community incredibly well, meeting the varied academic, trades, cultural and sporting needs of our students. Places at CHS are highly sought after with families choosing to move into town to gain access to the school.

This full-time permanent position commences Term 1 2027.

An opportunity exists to join our science faculty as teacher of science with a specialty in physics with the ability and/or experience to teach NCEA Level 2 and 3. Our faculty is student-focused, collegial and supportive. The ideal candidate will be collaborative, future-focused and open to the opportunities provided with blended e-learning and the coming curriculum changes. The role is perfect for a teacher who is looking to effect positive change for teachers and learners in physics. An understanding of NCEA assessment is expected.

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 applicant’s qualifications and experience. Individuals’ actual base salary will be established by a salary assessment once a role is confirmed.

How to apply

To apply, download and complete the application form on our website and submit with a covering letter, CV and evidence of teacher registration.

Physical address:
25 Swayne Road, Cambridge

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