Applications close: 11 months ago - 18/01/2024.

We are looking for an aspiring or experienced English or English and Media Studies Curriculum Leader (1-2MU depending on experience) to join our diverse and dynamic English and Media Studies Learning Area team. You will lead part of our English and/or Media Studies programme based on your strengths and interests. This work will involve curriculum, course, and pathway design as well as managing assessment and tracking processes. You will need to be someone who can work collaboratively and collegially with our English & Media leadership team and the wider department. You must be a relational and student-centered practitioner who demonstrates effective classroom practice. We are looking for someone with strong culturally sustaining pedagogy and knowledge of the NZ Curriculum. 

We are one of the largest multicultural schools in NZ, with around 2,000 students. We serve a predominantly Pasifika and Maaori community and are dedicated to serving our school community in mana-enhancing and culturally sustaining ways. We are led strongly by our values of respect, excellence, whanaungatanga and akoranga, which guide how we work together as a school and community. As a school community, we are committed to mana oorite moo te maatauranga Maaori and equity for aakonga. We work towards these goals through a strong localised, engaging, and responsive curriculum.

We encourage keen or curious applicants to get in touch, and we welcome you to come in for a visit.

For overseas teachers looking to move to New Zealand to teach, the terms and conditions, including base salary, for this position is set by the relevant collective agreement. The base salary for trained and registered teachers will range from $59,305 to $95,400, depending on applicant’s qualifications and experience. Individuals’ actual base salary will be established by a salary assessment once a role is confirmed.

The successful candidate will commence at the start of 2024.