Education jobs in New Zealand.

Providing strategic leadership · Teaching and supervising · Building relationships

PhD in relevant field; expertise in Māori education including Te Tiriti o Waitangi, te reo Māori, tikanga Māori; strong record of teaching, research, and service; legal right to work in NZ.

Assisting with lectures · Answering student questions · Organizing study groups

Law graduate or current law student with LLB or equivalent legal qualification; excellent academic record; sharp analytical skills and knowledge of tort law; must have or secure a valid visa to work in New Zealand.

Preparing tutorials · Delivering tutorials · Providing student consultation

Law graduate, postgraduate law student, or senior undergraduate law student; completed 200-level LAWS subjects by end of 2026; solid academic record; prior tutoring or student support experience preferred.

Coordinating tutorials · Marking assessments · Facilitating online tutorials

Law graduate with prior teaching involvement in law courses; confident online facilitation; strong attention to detail and organisational skills; must be a citizen or resident of New Zealand or Australia or hold a current working visa.

Facilitating discussions · Delivering tutorials · Coordinating coverage

Prior teaching involvement in LAWS121/122/123; confident online facilitation; reliable under time pressure; comfortable with Nuku and Zoom; must be a New Zealand citizen, resident, or hold a current working visa.

Teaching courses · Developing curricula · Supervising research

Completed or nearly completed PhD in Political Science, International Relations or cognate discipline; tertiary teaching experience; developing research record; research engaging mātauranga Māori or Kaupapa Māori methods; collegial teamwork.

Nurturing tamariki · Empowering whānau · Teaching te reo Māori

Recognised NZ ECE or primary teaching qualification and current teacher registration; experience as qualified Kaiako; understanding of Te Kōhanga Reo kaupapa, Te Korowai, and Te Whāriki; competency in te reo Māori preferred.

Leading tutors · Overseeing team development · Ensuring academic quality

Registered Nurse with current Annual Practising Certificate; postgraduate qualification in nursing or education; proven team leadership; clinical education experience; knowledge of NCNZ standards; Certificate in Adult Teaching.

Providing strategic leadership · Teaching and supervising · Building relationships

PhD in a relevant field; demonstrated expertise in Māori education including Te Tiriti o Waitangi, te reo Māori, tikanga Māori and mātauranga Māori; strong record of teaching, research and service; legal right to work in NZ.

Leading programme development · Developing curriculum · Engaging stakeholders

PhD or doctoral qualification in Social Work or related discipline; current SWRB registration; significant professional and academic experience in Social Work including tertiary teaching, curriculum development, and programme design; strong Māori and Pasifika capability.

Teaching swimming · Teaching water safety · Building relationships

AUSTSWIM teacher of swimming and water safety certification; previous industry experience teaching people to swim; experience teaching babies (3 months-3 years); wide availability for shifts; love of water and interacting with children.

Managing programmes · Leading children · Planning activities

Legal right to work in New Zealand, reliable transport, proven leadership experience with children, confident managing challenging behaviour, experience owning programmes/teams, strong communication, age 20+, police check.

Developing learning experiences · Delivering educational programmes · Collaborating with educators

Fluent Te Reo Māori speaker with strong tikanga Māori foundation; experience in Māori-medium education settings; collaborative team member with excellent facilitation and communication skills; legal right to work in New Zealand.

Supervising offenders · Providing catering training · Supporting rehabilitation

Proven professional catering experience, City & Guilds 706/1 and 706/2 or equivalent, full NZ driver licence, legal right to work in NZ for 18+ months, ability to pass pre-employment checks, and full disclosure criminal history check.

Developing learning experiences · Delivering educational programmes · Collaborating with educators

Fluent Te Reo Māori speaker with strong tikanga Māori foundation; experience in Māori-medium education settings; collaborative team member with excellent facilitation and communication skills; legal right to work in New Zealand.

Supporting programme operations · Leading sessions · Supervising children

Legal right to work in New Zealand, reliable transport, experience with children, leadership ability, behavior management skills, age 20+, police check required.

Supervising children · Delivering activities · Building relationships

Legal right to work in New Zealand; reliable transport; availability from 2:30pm weekdays; experience in childcare or similar; leadership experience for manager roles; must be 20+ for manager positions; police check required.

Managing programme operations · Leading children activities · Coaching staff

Legal right to work in New Zealand; reliable transport; proven leadership experience with groups of children; confident managing challenging behaviour; experience owning programmes/teams; strong communication; age 20+; police record check.

Managing programme operations · Leading children's activities · Coordinating staff

Legal right to work in New Zealand, reliable transport, proven leadership experience with children, confident managing challenging behavior, experience owning programmes/teams, strong communication, age 20+, police record check.

Teaching health leadership · Supervising research · Developing programmes

PhD in health management, health leadership, public health, health systems, health policy, management, or organisational studies; experience in health or social sector leadership/management; demonstrated research capability; understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Teaching physics · Designing learning experiences · Assessing student progress

NZ Teaching Registration, teaching qualification with Physics expertise, strong NCEA curriculum knowledge (Levels 2-3), excellent communication and digital technology comfort.

Supervising students · Providing feedback · Maintaining records

Based in New Zealand with right to work; Master's degree or higher (PhD desirable) in IT, Cyber Security, Data Science, Software, AI, Cloud Infrastructure or related field; previous postgraduate supervision experience; familiarity with Te Tiriti o Waitangi and applied research methods.

Planning learning activities · Supporting students · Building relationships

New Zealand teacher registration and current practising certificate; strong understanding of NZ Curriculum and assessment; experience with ORS and learning support; right to reside or work in New Zealand.

Providing care · Planning curriculum · Building relationships

Level 7 ECE or Primary qualification and current registration; rights to work in New Zealand; strong relationship-building and curriculum planning skills.

Providing learning support · Building capability · Planning interventions

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood), post-graduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching: Early Intervention or ability to attain within 4 years, teaching experience, knowledge of child development, full driver's licence, and ability to apply Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.

Leading campus operations · Developing staff · Driving student outcomes

Recent leadership experience as Principal, Deputy Principal, or Assistant Principal in a New Zealand school; proven ability to improve student outcomes and lead high-performing teams; strong communication and relationship-building skills.

Teaching children · Building partnerships · Creating learning environments

ECE qualified and registered teacher with current NZ provisional or full practising certificate; NZ residency or valid NZ work visa required; full-time 40 hours/week Monday to Friday.

Teaching English · Assessing student progress · Integrating educational technology

Recognized teaching qualification, New Zealand Teaching Council registration, proven experience planning and delivering engaging English units, ability to create positive learning environment, design assessments, integrate technology, provide pastoral care, and pass police check.

Teaching physics · Planning curriculum · Assessing students

Recognized teaching qualification (Bachelor of Education or equivalent), New Zealand Education Council accreditation, commitment to professional development, police check, and willingness to attend school events.

Teaching digital technology · Teaching computer science

Entry-level teaching position; no specific experience or qualifications stated.