Y-Axis Jobs Logo
Send us feedback
telephone  +91 7670 800 001
Log in Sign up Try Premium
Early Childhood Teacher - Karori at Kindercare Learning Centres
Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand -
Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

05 Oct, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

07 Jul, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Early Childhood Education, Curriculum Implementation, Parent Partnership, Respectful Care, Child Development, Environment Design, Lesson Planning

Industry

Education Administration Programs

Description
If you’re a warm and caring Kaiako who loves working with tamariki under the age of five, 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: Karori Centre
Responsibilities
The teacher is responsible for creating inspiring learning environments and delivering engaging educational experiences for children under five. They must build strong partnerships with families and provide respectful care tailored to the emotional needs of infants.