Food & Hospitality Teacher (Grades 8-12) - Auckland

Food/Hospitality Teacher - Auckland, New Zealand

Start date: January 2027

Prospero Teaching is working alongside a supportive high school that is looking for a Food/Hospitality Teacher for Term 1, January 2027.

The school offers an enjoyable working environment with a strong and supportive leadership and teaching team in place.

This is a full-time, permanent role.

The school are happy to consider teachers of all experience levels.

• Food/Hospitality Teacher
• Teaching across Grades 8-12
• Permanent, Full-time position
• Interviews will take place as soon as possible

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master of Education, or Post-Graduate Diploma in Education
• Be eligible to work and teach in New Zealand
• Received or in the process of applying for a NZQA (New Zealand Qualification Authority)
• Receivedor in the process of registeringfor EC15 (Education Council)
• Be willing to process a new Certified Criminal Record Check
• Be able to offer two professional teaching references covering the last two years

The Successful Candidate will:

• Have high expectations and commitment to best practice
• Have excellent communication skills
• Be creative and innovative
• Have drive and tenacity
• Be a strong team player
• Be organized, with good time management

If you're an overseas-trained teacher planning to come to New Zealand to fill a teaching vacancy or a returning New Zealand-trained teacher, you might be eligible for an Overseas Relocation Grant. This grant can provide you with financial support of up to $10,000 NZD. To find out more information about the Overseas Relocation Grant and determine your eligibility, please don't hesitate to contact us.

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