Education jobs in New Zealand.

Developing exhibitions · Managing collections · Conducting research

5+ yrsTertiary qualification in relevant field, Master's degree preferred; 5+ years museum/gallery experience; strong exhibition development and research track record; knowledge of professional museum ethics; proficiency with Vernon or similar preferred.

Delivering nursing education · Integrating cultural models · Mentoring students

Current NZ Nursing Council registration as Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse; deep understanding of Hauora Māori models, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and health equity; recent clinical experience; strong knowledge of tikanga and te reo Māori; outstanding communication skills.

Teaching students · Assessing students · Coordinating courses

Relevant postgraduate or professional qualification, current midwifery practising certificate, and appropriate professional experience. Teaching qualification not required.

Developing learning programmes · Building relationships · Using digital tools

New Zealand teacher registration and current practising certificate; strong knowledge of Te Whāriki curriculum; digital literacy; collaborative and inclusive approach; legal right to teach, reside and work in New Zealand.

Promoting literacy · Managing collections · Delivering library services

Demonstrated experience in developing and maintaining library collections, delivering core library services, information literacy instruction, and fostering a reading culture; police check required.

Designing learning experiences · Creating learning materials · Reviewing courses

Experience in modern/digital online delivery and instructional design methodologies; strong interest in educational design; knowledge and commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi; must be a citizen or resident of New Zealand or Australia or hold a current working visa.

Leading quality assurance · Developing policies · Coordinating governance reporting

Strong experience in tertiary education quality assurance, compliance or academic management; practical knowledge of NZQA requirements; experience with moderation, assessment standards, academic integrity, self-assessment and governance reporting; policy writing and analytical skills; experience supervising administrative work.

Evaluating education quality · Supporting improvement · Preparing reports

Extensive knowledge of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa and The New Zealand Curriculum, deep understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, experience in Māori medium immersion settings and senior education leadership, effective te reo Māori and English communication, right to work in New Zealand.

Teaching economics · Conducting research · Supervising students

PhD (or near completion) in economics or related field; demonstrated research excellence; commitment to high-quality research-informed teaching; effective teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels; ability to seek research funding and supervise students.

Supporting kaiako · Caring for children · Building relationships

Reliable and available at short notice; confident with children aged 0-5; able to work up to 8 hours/day and during school holidays; NZ residency or work visa; police vet check; English communication.

Planning educational journeys · Assessing child progress · Building relationships

Recognized NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification with current NZ registration; right to work in New Zealand; warm communication, proactive spirit, and passion for NZ curriculum.

Planning educational journeys · Capturing learning assessments · Building team relationships

Recognized NZ ECE or Primary teaching qualification with current NZ registration; warm communication; proactive spirit; passion for NZ curriculum; digital documentation skills; NZ residency or valid work visa.

Teaching english · Teaching humanities · Providing pastoral care

Teaching qualification and experience; ability to teach English, Humanities, Physical Education and Health; commitment to co-curricular programme and Camp Week; safety check under Children's Act 2014 including police vet.

Leading activities · Supervising students · Ensuring safety

Over 21 years old, proficient in English (C2 preferred), legally eligible to work in New Zealand, flexible for evenings and weekends, first aid training and experience with kids/teens a plus.

Evaluating education quality · Supporting school improvement · Preparing public reports

Recent education/teaching experience in New Zealand, knowledge of NZ Curriculum and assessment, leadership experience, driver's licence, willingness to travel, public service work ethic, and ability to produce clear reports.

Teaching finance · Conducting research · Supervising students

PhD in Finance, Financial Economics or related discipline (or nearing completion); potential (Lecturer) or proven (Senior Lecturer) track record in research, teaching, and supervision; excellent communication skills.

Planning lessons · Teaching English · Assessing progress

Qualified and registered teacher in New Zealand; passionate about teaching English; skilled at building positive relationships; organised, adaptable, and committed to school values.

Coordinating support initiatives · Building relationships · Solving complex problems

Experience working with migrants and refugees in the education sector; understanding of NZ education system; ability to apply Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles; adherence to Public Service Standards; collaborative and evaluative skills.

Teaching physics · Designing learning experiences · Assessing student progress

Requires NZ Teaching Registration, science teaching qualification with Physics expertise, strong NCEA curriculum knowledge, excellent communication, and comfort with digital technology.

Developing research programmes · Delivering teaching · Supervising postgraduate students

Completed doctoral degree in sport development, management, or related field; effective tertiary teaching experience; strong publication record; experience supervising postgraduate research students; commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Māori/Pacific frameworks.

Designing nursing education · Coordinating courses · Developing curriculum

New Zealand Registered Nurse with current APC; completed master's or doctoral degree in relevant area; tertiary teaching experience; must be citizen or resident of NZ or Australia or hold current working visa.

Leading initiatives · Coordinating NCEA programs · Overseeing academic care

Current Teachers Council of Aotearoa New Zealand registration; proven leadership experience (DP, HOD, Head of Year/Dean); strong NCEA knowledge; digital competency; NZ teaching experience; eligibility to work in NZ.

Leading academic programs · Coordinating NCEA programs · Supporting staff development

Current Teachers Council of Aotearoa New Zealand registration; proven leadership experience (DP, HOD, Head of Year/Dean); strong NCEA knowledge; digital competency; NZ teaching experience; eligibility to work in NZ.

Developing recruitment plans · Analyzing recruitment data · Advising faculty leaders

Experience developing and delivering plans, interpreting recruitment data, managing leads, building relationships, designing engagement activities, using a CRM, and a relevant tertiary qualification.

Teaching mathematics · Providing pastoral care · Facilitating learning sessions

New Zealand teacher registration and current practising certificate; strong knowledge of Mathematics & Statistics curriculum; legal right to teach, reside and work in New Zealand.

Teaching physical education · Building relationships · Supporting co-curricular program

NZ Registered Teacher, available from January 2027, ability to build relationships, commitment to co-curricular program, collaborative teamwork, enthusiasm for technology, and a good sense of humor.

Supporting students · Assisting assessments · Facilitating online learning

Relevant degree in IT or Computer Science; extensive cloud computing and cybersecurity knowledge; experience with AWS and Azure; online teaching experience; strong communication and organizational skills; commitment to student success and biculturalism.

Leading school programs · Mentoring educators · Managing operations

10+ yrsMaster's degree or equivalent; 10+ years relevant experience including 4 years leadership; knowledge of Church educational programs; Microsoft Office proficiency; legal right to work in New Zealand, Samoa, Tonga, or Fiji; police background check may be required.

Teaching courses · Conducting research · Supervising students

PhD or master's degree and professional training in educational, counselling, clinical, community psychology, counselling, or social work; expertise in trauma support, higher education teaching, research, and postgraduate supervision.

Leading teaching practice · Monitoring student progress · Coaching teachers

Outstanding educator and relational leader with strengths in NZ Curriculum; willingness to take part in religious instruction and uphold the school's Christian special character.