Year 5/6 Classroom Teacher

Pukete School; Auckland; On-site; NZD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full pay parity

Sick leave 10 days

Teacher registration funded

Wellbeing hub access

Professional development

Leadership development

Childcare fee discount 50%

Job summary

Pukete School in Waikato is seeking an experienced Year 5-6 Classroom Teacher to join our supportive learning community. The role is permanent and full-time (40 hours per week), Monday to Friday, with a strong emphasis on creating engaging, student-centered lessons.

Applicants must be ECE qualified and registered, with a current NZ provisional or full practising certificate. NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa is required to join our dedicated team.

Qualifications

• ECE qualified and registered teacher with current NZ provisional or full practising certificate.
• NZ residency or valid NZ work visa required.

Skills

Kaiako experience

Curriculum knowledge

Parent partnerships

Student engagement

Classroom management

Education

ECE qualification

NZ provisional or full practising certificate

Job description

Showing 1 Year 5 6 Classroom Teacher jobs in Waikato

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