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Te Reo Māori & Maōri Performing Arts Teacher - Part time, fixed term
Secondary (Years 7-15) / Wharekura, Certified teacher
Te Reo Māori & Maōri Performing Arts Teacher, Part time, Fixed term, FFTE 0.6, Start Date: 28/01/2027, End Date: 27/01/2028 (Cover study leave).
Suitable for Beginning teachers.
Be a part of making a difference at Whangārei Boys’ High School. Enjoy the lifestyle. Make Northland home. Whangārei offers an outstanding lifestyle - vibrant cafés and restaurants, a growing arts and cultural scene, and some of New Zealand’s best beaches, coastline and outdoor adventures right on your doorstep. Finish school on Friday and then spend that evening - and into the weekend - surfing, fishing, diving, mountain biking, hiking or exploring the coast. Auckland is just over two hours away by road or a short flight, giving you easy access to big-city events, shopping and travel.
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Whangārei Boys' High School is seeking an enthusiastic and capable person to teach Te Reo Māori & Maōri Performing Arts. The ideal candidate will need to be student focused and able to work collaboratively as part of a strong and cohesive Te Aka Matua Faculty.
Applicants should be well qualified and highly motivated, with a commitment to high standards of achievement in a progressive boys' school environment. A strong commitment to restorative practices and culturally responsive and relational teaching approaches is essential.
Annual remuneration is dependant on qualifications and experience and will range from $64,119 to $107,886 in accordance with the Secondary Teachers' Collective Agreement (STCA). Individuals'' actual base salary will be established by a salary assessment once a role is conformed.
Ka mohio hoki ki ngā ūara o te kura, ara ko te whakawhānaungatanga, manaakitanga, tika, pono, maia, aroha me te mahi tahi.
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