English And Social Science Teacher (1 Position)

Our School:Ka puawai te koru, ka puawai te tangata.As the koru unfurls, so too does the person.Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College is a vibrant secondary school that plays an important role in the education of adolescent and adult learners across Otautahi. We welcome and celebrate a diverse range of akonga and staff where everyone is encouraged to be who they want to be. We work as fully committed Te Tiriti o Waitangi partners, with culturally responsive practice at the heart of what we do. At Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, you will contribute to our unique culture and a key part of this will be developing strong learning relationships with kaiako, kaimahi and akonga. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applications from all suitably qualified individuals.Te Ahuatanga o te Mahi – Kaiarahi Ako/ Head of Department Te Ao MaoriFixed term, full-time covering for study leave for 20252MU, 1MMATe Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College is seeking a Te Ahuatanga o te Mahi – Kaiarahi Ako/ Head of Department Te Ao Maori who loves working with young people and can develop positive, mana-enhancing relationships with akonga, whanau, and staff.We require a fixed term, full-time passionate kaiako who is always looking to improve their practice.Ideally, we are seeking a HOD Maori who is able to teach Junior NZC and Senior (NCEA L1-3) te reo Maori me ona tikanga and be a registered NZ teacher. It would also be advantageous if you have matauranga in any additional kaupapa Maori including mahi toi (whakairo, raranga), kapa haka, ki-o-rahi.If you are a future focused and innovative kaiako, come and join Te Tari Ao Maori for 2025.Job Description: Head of Department Te Ao Maori_2025Application Form: Application-Form-GenericApplications close 9.00am, Friday 29 November 2024Please send application form, Cover letter and CV to: ****** or mail to Sherron Harrison, Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, PO Box 3084, Christchurch 8140Kaiako MaoriFixed term, part-time (up to 12 hours per week) covering for extended leave for 2025Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College is seeking a kaiako Maori who loves working with young people and can develop positive, mana-enhancing relationships with akonga, whanau, and staff.We require a fixed term, part-time passionate kaiako who is always looking to improve their practice.Ideally, we are seeking a kaiako Maori who is able to teach Junior NZC and Senior (NCEA L1-3) te reo Maori me ona tikanga and be a registered NZ teacher. It would also be advantageous if you have matauranga in any additional kaupapa Maori including mahi toi (whakairo, raranga), kapa haka, ki-o-rahi.If you are a future focused and innovative kaiako, come and join Te Tari Ao Maori for 2025.Job Description: Kaiako Maori position_2025Application Form: Application-Form-GenericApplications close 9.00am, Friday 29 November 2024Please send application form, Cover letter and CV to: ****** or mail to Sherron Harrison, Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, PO Box 3084, Christchurch 8140Sports Co-ordinatorFixed term, Part time (20 hours per week), Term 1-3, 2025, term time only (cover for Secondment to Parental Leave)This position is for approximately 20 hours per week and is for term time only. Sport is a great way for students to engage with each other and the community. Be part of a dedicated group of staff responsible for getting our students active.Key Roles:Organise and supervise all facets of lunch time and interval recreational programmes.Assist with leading and developing the College Basketball Programme.Assist the Head of Sport in encouraging students' involvement in organised activities and upholding the department expectations of those involved.Publishing weekly sports draws and results.Maintaining sports equipment.Maintaining the sports database.Assisting with the running of school sports events including athletics, cross country etc.Leading and mentoring the school Sports Council.Developing department goals.Communicating with staff.Coach or manage a sports team each season.Job Description: Sports Co-ordinator 2025Application Form: Application Form – Support StaffApplications close 9.00am, Friday 29 November 2024Please send application form, Cover letter and CV to: ****** or mail to Sherron Harrison, Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, PO Box 3084, Christchurch 8140English and Social Science Teacher (1 position)Part-time, 0.6 FTTE fixed term for 2025 (covering secondment for Parental Leave) (15 hours per week)We require a part-time (0.6FTTE – 15 hours per week), fixed term teacher to be an enthusiastic and innovative teacher to join our English and Social Sciences Departments for 2025. Applicants are required to be familiar with the New Zealand Curriculum, NCEA and have a current practising certificate.You need to be currently registered and qualified as a NZ teacher and be able to build strong relationships with staff and students.Job Description: English-Social Science_Fixed_Part_2025Application Form: Application-Form-GenericApplications close 9.00am, Friday 29 November 2024Please send application form, Cover letter and CV to: ****** or mail to Sherron Harrison, Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, PO Box 3084, Christchurch 8140Itinerant Teachers of Music (Attached Unit)The Forte Unit of Itinerant Teachers of Music (ITM) (based at Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College) provide students with high quality music tuition within participating schools across the Canterbury Region.We are seeking three (3) fixed term qualified, highly effective and inspiring ITM Teachers for 2025.(one year)Teachers are required for individual, small group and ensemble tuition to NCEA Level 3. Some occasional extra-curricular duties/travel may be required.Successful applicants will be trained, qualified, registered teachers; able to travel independently to rural schools as required (costs reimbursed). Piano skills an advantage.Positions:(1) Voice – Part-time (incl Choir)(2) Flute – Part-time(3) Single reed woodwind – Part-time (Clarinet, saxophone, bands)Applicants must have:Skills and experience in teaching a wide range of styles.A good understanding of the Music curriculum (Years 9-13).The ability to assist with NCEA performance preparation and assessment.The ability to direct both large and small vocal ensembles.Experience teaching individual and group lessons.Flexibility within repertoire and a willingness to work with the varying requirements of a diverse range of music departments.Experience with Musical Theatre, Maori, Pasifika and/or contemporary repertoire would be an advantage.The successful applicant needs to have current NZ teacher registration (preferred) or a Limited Authority to Teach (LAT).Valid NZ Driver Licence and a reliable vehicle are required, as the role includes some travel to schools outside the Christchurch metropolitan area. Travel expenses will be provided.All Itinerant Music Teachers regularly engage in collaborative team meetings with a focus on Professional development including a current focus on Tikanga and te reo Maori.Applications close 9.00am, Thursday 14 November 2024Please send applications to: ****** or mail to Sherron Harrison, Te Puna Wai o Waipapa – Hagley College, PO Box 3084, Christchurch 8140
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