Education jobs in New Zealand.

Delivering lectures · Supervising capstone projects · Developing curriculum

PhD in Computer Science, Software Engineering, IT or related field; teaching and supervision experience; knowledge of research methodologies and software engineering trends; strong interpersonal and networking skills.

Leading curriculum · Assessing learning · Supporting learners

Legal right to teach, reside, and work in New Zealand; curriculum experience, effective assessment practice, current curriculum knowledge, subject connections, communication skills, initiative, and commitment to professional learning.

Overseeing classrooms · Mentoring teachers · Leading curriculum

ECE-qualified and registered teacher with leadership experience to oversee two preschool rooms, mentor teachers, and lead an engaging, individualized curriculum.

Teaching students · Covering classes · Supporting learning

NZ-registered teacher with current practicing certificate; strong communication and teamwork; proactive and reliable; ability to work in technology-driven environments.

Leading delivery · Managing staff · Teaching students

Bachelor's degree relevant to the subject area, strong teaching experience, leadership or mentoring experience, academic quality and assessment knowledge, and familiarity with NZQA and Ministry of Education requirements.

Supporting student learning · Monitoring wellbeing · Liaising with staff

Valid New Zealand working rights, ability to pass pre-employment police check, on-site work at Palmerston North Campus, caring approach, strong communication, and ability to follow health and wellbeing support plans.

Supporting students · Monitoring wellbeing · Liaising teachers

Caring approach, strong communication, calm responsiveness, ability to follow health and learning support plans, valid New Zealand work rights, and ability to pass a pre-employment police check.

Supporting students · Assisting learning · Providing care

Calm, patient, dependable team player with strong spoken and written English, physical ability to provide hands-on student support, and willingness to learn. Relevant experience is advantageous but not essential.

Teaching linguistics · Supervising research · Publishing research

PhD in Applied Linguistics or TESOL, strong publication and research record, teaching and postgraduate supervision experience, multicultural competence, and collaborative academic skills.

Coordinating programmes · Developing curriculum · Supporting teaching

Medical qualification with eligibility to work in New Zealand as a consultant psychiatrist; senior psychiatric registrars nearing fellowship may be considered. Teaching experience preferred.

Leading teams · Driving enrolment · Overseeing operations

Requires 5+ years of early childhood leadership experience, a recognized teaching qualification, New Zealand teaching accreditation, Te Whāriki knowledge, and willingness to complete a New Zealand police check.

Delivering learning · Marking work · Supporting students

Experienced secondary teacher with current New Zealand teacher registration, current NCEA teaching experience, and permanent New Zealand work or residence rights.

Teaching students · Providing pastoral care · Planning lessons

NZ Registered Teacher available from January 2027, able to build student and parent relationships, support co-curricular activities, collaborate with teams, and use educational technology. IB PYP experience is not required.

Tailoring education · Providing pastoral care · Teaching subjects

NZ Registered Teacher available from January 2027, able to build student and parent relationships, collaborate with teams, support co-curricular activities, and demonstrate enthusiasm for technology.

Delivering lessons · Adapting teaching · Monitoring progress

Strong communication, customer service, organization, teamwork, and safety skills required. Swim teaching or water safety experience is advantageous; First Aid or swim teaching qualification desirable. New Zealand work rights required.

Supporting classrooms · Creating experiences · Covering absences

Flexible, reliable, caring individuals passionate about working with children aged birth to five. Experience is not required; teachers in training and unqualified educators are welcome. Legal right to work in New Zealand required.

Supporting children · Building relationships · Promoting wellbeing

Requires a level 7 early childhood education teaching qualification, current practising certificate, valid first aid certification, and work authorization in New Zealand. New graduates are encouraged to apply.

Supporting children · Building relationships · Delivering learning

Requires a Level 7 early childhood education teaching qualification, current practising certificate, valid Level 1+ first aid certification, and entitlement to work in New Zealand.

Leading staff · Championing curriculum · Overseeing operations

Requires current New Zealand teacher registration or eligibility, a valid Practising Certificate, senior school leadership experience, staff development experience, NZ curriculum knowledge, strong relational skills, referee checks, and police vetting.

Leading activities · Instructing students · Ensuring safety

Experienced outdoor instructor for a full-time position at a school in Auckland.

Leading performance · Mentoring kaiako · Managing occupancy

Requires a Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood or equivalent NZQA-approved qualification, current teacher registration, ECE leadership experience, knowledge of Te Whāriki and regulations, and childcare management software experience.

Delivering curriculum · Supporting students · Analysing data

Knowledge of the New Zealand Curriculum and NCEA Mathematics, current eligibility to work in New Zealand, and valid New Zealand teacher registration.

Delivering programmes · Supporting students · Collaborating colleagues

Current New Zealand teacher registration and practising certificate, New Zealand work eligibility, and experience teaching Year 7/8 or a similar age group. Strong communication and inclusive teaching skills required.

Teaching courses · Supervising research · Developing curriculum

PhD in social anthropology or related field, established research and service record, high-quality teaching experience, health-related social science or Indigenous expertise, te ao Māori knowledge, te reo Māori proficiency, collaboration and coordination skills.

Leading ECE services · Coaching managers · Developing strategy

Recognised ECE teaching qualification, current teacher registration and practising certificate, significant licensed centre-based ECE leadership, strategy and operational expertise, and a full New Zealand driver licence.