About This Role
We are seeking a dedicated and adaptable classroom release teacher to join our specialist school team. This part-time role provides release for classroom teachers and supports high-quality, consistent learning programmes for ākonga with complex learning needs.
About the role
As our classroom release teacher, you will work across a range of classes, delivering planned programmes and maintaining continuity of learning while classroom teachers are on release. You will collaborate closely with kaiako, learning assistants, and therapists to ensure each student’s individual needs, communication approaches, and wellbeing goals are supported.
This role offers variety, flexibility, and the opportunity to build strong relationships across the school.
What you’ll bring
- A current New Zealand Teaching Council practising certificate.
- Experience in, or a strong commitment to, specialist education and inclusive practice.
- Confidence working with ākonga with diverse and complex learning needs, including communication, sensory, and behavioural support.
- Ability to quickly establish positive, respectful relationships with students and staff.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to follow and adapt planning.
- Commitment to culturally responsive practice and Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
What we offer
- A highly supportive, collaborative team environment.
- Opportunities to work alongside experienced educators and specialists.
- Access to ongoing professional learning.
- A meaningful role making a real difference for students and their whānau.
Our school
Our specialist school provides individualised, holistic learning programmes aligned with the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum. We prioritise student voice, hauora, and strong partnerships with whānau and community.
Applicants must hold a valid practising certificate and have the right to work in Aotearoa New Zealand.