Unregistered ECE Teacher — Grow with a supportive network

Busy Bees; Cambridge; On-site; NZD 42,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff Uniforms provided

EAP services

Staff development opportunities

Supportive leadership

National network access

Job summary

Busy Bees Cambridge is seeking an ECE Unregistered Teacher to join our warm, community-focused centre. You’ll contribute to a curriculum based on Te Whāriki, provide caring, developmentally appropriate interactions, and support children's curiosity each day.

This role offers hands-on growth, supportive leadership, and the chance to build strong relationships with families while working within a national network that values wellbeing and best practice.

Responsibilities

• Assist to develop and implement a curriculum based on Te Whāriki.
• Provide high-quality physical care and nurturing, ensuring our tamariki feel safe, warm, and loved throughout their day.
• Foster a supportive and relaxed atmosphere where diverse lifestyles are respected and every child’s holistic needs are met.
• Build positive and collaborative relationships with learners, their families, and the wider community.
• Maintain a safe and beautiful learning space by caring for resources and eliminating hazards.
• Help capture and share children's unique progress through profile books and online portals.
• Holds a genuine heart for following a child’s lead and a commitment to personal growth.
• Communicates authentically to build quick rapport with everyone in our community.
• Shows excellent initiative and a proactive "can-do" spirit to keep our daily flow moving.
• Honours high ethical standards by acting with real integrity and warmth in every interaction.
• Proactively creates a warm and approachable environment that makes our whānau feel at home.

Job description

Busy Bees Cambridge is seeking an ECE Unregistered Teacher to join our warm, community-focused centre. You’ll contribute to a curriculum based on Te Whāriki, provide caring, developmentally appropriate interactions, and support children's curiosity each day.

This role offers hands-on growth, supportive leadership, and the chance to build strong relationships with families while working within a national network that values wellbeing and best practice.