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Tokomairiro High School in Otago invites applications for a Year 9–10 Teacher – Flexible Curriculum Areas. This is a full-time, fixed-term role from 27 January 2027 to 26 January 2028, spanning Curriculum Transition Support for 2027.
The position involves teaching Year 9–10 across multiple subjects with timetable flexibility; suitable for primary or secondary trained teachers. Applicants must hold NZ teacher registration and a practising certificate and have the right to work in New Zealand.
Full time, Fixed term, Start Date: 27/01/2027, End Date: 26/01/2028 (Curriculum Transition Support – 2027)
Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura, Certificated teacher
English, Mathematics and statistics, Science, Social sciences, Technology, The arts
Tokomairiro High School is seeking an enthusiastic, adaptable and relational teacher to join our team of dedicated kaiako.
This position will primarily involve teaching Year 9 and 10 students across a combination of curriculum areas. We have flexibility within our timetable and are interested in teachers with strengths in English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Technology or Performing Arts. The teaching programme will be shaped by the strengths and experience of the successful applicant.
This opportunity could suit either a primary or secondary-trained teacher who is passionate about helping students succeed.
We are a small school with big ambitions, where our ākonga are at the heart of everything we do.
We are looking for a teacher who demonstrates culturally responsive and relational practice, builds positive relationships and is confident teaching across different curriculum areas. Experience teaching within the New Zealand Curriculum is important.
This is a full-time, board-funded, fixed-term position for the 2027 school year, commencing Term 1. The position supports the transition to our revised curriculum and staffing structure.
Applicants must hold current New Zealand teacher registration and a practising certificate, and have the legal right to work in New Zealand.