Teacher of Te Ao Māori

John Paul College; Bay of Plenty; On-site; NZD 30,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A high-performing secondary school in the Bay of Plenty is seeking a dynamic and positive Certificated teacher for their Māori Department. This permanent part-time position (0.4FTTE) starts at the beginning of the 2026 school year. Applicants should commit to the school’s Special Character and contribute to both academic excellence and co-curricular activities.

Qualifications

• Certificated teaching qualifications in secondary education.
• Ability to support and engage with the Special Character of the school.
• Commitment to academic excellence.

Responsibilities

• Teach secondary students in the Māori Department.
• Contribute to the school's co-curricular programme.

Job description

Overview

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

• English
• Health and physical education
• Learning languages
• Mathematics and statistics
• Science
• Social sciences
• Technology
• Te reo Māori
• The arts

John Paul College is a high performing Catholic Co Educational State Integrated Secondary School (Y7-13) situated in the Bay of Plenty and enjoys a reputation for excellence in academic studies, cultural & sporting activities as well as engagement with the local community.

This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic and positive person to be part of a high performing and well resourced Māori Department.

This is a permanent part-time 0.4FTTE position commencing at the start of the 2026 school year.

The successful applicant will accept the condition to support, uphold and be positively involved in the Special Character of the school.

Applicants are expected to be committed to academic excellence and contribute to the school’s co-curricular programme.

How to apply

Please send your CV, and direct enquiries to:

• Type: Secondary (Year 7-15)
• Authority: State : Integrated
• Gender: Co-Ed
• Decile: 0
• Roll: 1124
• Website: http://www.jpc.school.nz
• Physical address: Whitworth Road, Utuhina, Rotorua