Registered ECE Teacher | Busy Bees Hobsonville at Busy Bees Aotearoa

Upper Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

16 Feb, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Registered ECE Teacher, Inquiry-led practice, Te Whāriki, Documentation, Provocations, Critical thinking, Self-expression, Whanaungatanga, Collaboration, Reflective practice, Sustainable living, Agriculture, Early Childhood Education

Industry

education

Description

Do you believe that every child is an active participant in their own learning journey? We are looking for a Registered Teacher to join our collaborative, professional team at Busy Bees Hobsonville. Bring your practice to a centre where curiosity is celebrated, and you are backed by a nationwide network to grow your career. About us: Busy Bees Hobsonville is a vibrant, Reggio-inspired centre featuring six age-specific classrooms that foster tuakana-teina relationships. Our local curriculum is truly unique, with a focus on sustainable living, agriculture, and our local Airforce history. We use every moment as a teaching opportunity, from exploring our local parks to intentional baking sessions that build fine motor skills and mathematical concepts. As part of Busy Bees Aotearoa, you are backed by a values-led nationwide network. You will benefit from robust professional systems and clear leadership pathways while working in a centre that celebrates diverse cultures and strong whānau partnerships. About you: You are a registered ECE or Primary trained kaiako who brings warmth, professional energy, and a deep appreciation for inquiry-led practice. You understand how to translate children’s interests into a documented journey using Te Whāriki as your base, creating beautiful provocations that spark critical thinking and self-expression. Building strong, trusting foundations with whānau through whanaungatanga comes naturally to you, and you thrive in a collaborative environment where teacher voice and reflective practice are truly valued. Why you’ll love it here: Full Pay Parity! Comprehensive induction program and mentoring Discounted childcare First Aid certification, annual flu vaccination and staff uniforms A generous PLD budget where you can choose your own learning A monthly staff wellbeing budget and access to EAP services A supportive and highly skilled team to work alongside Ready to join our whānau? Apply now by sending through your CV and cover letter telling us what lights you up in teaching! Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa We are an Accredited Employer Why Work for Busy Bees? If you’re passionate about early learning, Busy Bees is the place to be. Although we are part of a global organisation, our company was founded by three families looking for better, more enriching childcare. Three decades later, we still keep the same values at heart. We know that we couldn’t do what we do without the important people in our teams. We invest in our people and work with them to build career pathways that inspire. Join our whānau If you’re looking for a new centre to call home, Busy Bees Aotearoa may be the perfect fit for you! Early Childhood Education attracts a special type of person. You might be known for being creative, nurturing or task focused… but ultimately, you were attracted to Early Childhood Education because you care deeply for the education of the littlest members of our communities. We understand this because this is what attracted us too. We want to gather people who care deeply about quality and empower people to bring their unique gifts and talents together for the benefit of our tamariki. We value each member of our team, and know that by supporting you in your journey, you’ll be the positive and supportive influence in theirs. Across the variety of our centres and Support Office we’re looking for passionate, dedicated, and committed people who love what they do. Have a look at our latest opportunities, we’d love to hear from you!

Responsibilities

The teacher will join a collaborative team at a Reggio-inspired centre, fostering children's learning journeys through inquiry-led practice and intentional teaching opportunities related to sustainability and local history. Responsibilities include translating children's interests into documented learning using Te Whāriki as a base and creating provocations that encourage critical thinking.