Education

Babies Teacher – Albany

Kindercare Learning Centres · 201-1000 employees

Auckland3 days ago
OnsiteFull timeEntry level

What the role involves

  • Teaching babies
  • Creating learning environments
  • Building whānau partnerships

What they ask for

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

  • Professional licence or registration

About the job

If you’re a warm and caring Kaiako who loves working with tamariki under the age of two, we’d love to meet you! Come chat with us about your career journey and take a tour of our well-established, whānau-centred centre.

What We Offer:

  • Full pay parity
  • 10 days sick leave from your first day (T&Cs apply)
  • Fully funded Teacher registration
  • Access to our mental health and wellbeing hub, plus EAP support
  • Ongoing professional development to grow your career
  • Dedicated leadership development opportunities
  • 50% childcare fee discount for your child

The Role:

  • Permanent, full-time (40 hours/week), Monday to Friday
  • ECE qualified and registered Teacher with a current NZ provisional or full practising certificate
  • NZ residency or valid NZ work visa required

About You:

You’re an experienced Kaiako who:

  • Embraces the local curriculum with enthusiasm
  • Creates inspiring, engaging environments for tamariki
  • Builds strong partnerships with parents and whānau
  • Delivers fun-filled learning experiences
  • Practices respectful care as a core teaching value
  • Understands the developmental and emotional needs of babies

If this sounds like you, apply now and become part of a supportive, inclusive team committed to keeping tamariki safe, loved, and learning.

We are an Accredited employer.

Click on this link for details about our centre: Albany Centre

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