Unqualified Educator or Teacher

at Barnardos
Published January 14, 2021
Location Auckland, New Zealand
Category Education and Training  
Job Type Full-time  

Description

Unqualified Educator or Teacher in Training Barnardos location Auckland.

About the role Educators and Teachers at Barnardos work in partnership with parents and whānau to encourage children’s curiosity, learning and development. As an Educator you contribute to assessment, planning and implementation of a curriculum to infants, toddlers and young children that reflects current approaches to effective teaching and learning.This role is based at our Otara Early Learning Centre.

Key responsibilities help deliver a curriculum aligned to Te Whāriki. Support planning, implementation and evaluation of a learning programme that is responsive to the strengths and interests of children. Promote learning opportunities which are inclusive, equitable and culturally responsive. Document children’s learning and take responsibility for children’s profile books and e-portfolio, as agreed with the Centre Manager.

Skills and experience working with children, preferably in an early childhood education team setting. The ability to use initiative and a commitment to quality practice standards and the principles of Te Whāriki. Excellent communication skills and a "can-do" attitude. Enthusiasm and a strong desire to make a difference to children in their early years, while building strong links with their whānau and families.

Benefits In choosing to work for Barnardos, you will enjoy the benefits of working with a large well-respected NGO, while making a difference in communities. Family friendly organisation with flexible working. Reduced cost childcare and other benefits. Professional and supportive colleagues. Wellness programme which includes flu vaccinations and discounts with health providers.

About Barnardos For over 60 years Barnardos has been shaping brighter futures together with children and families in Aotearoa. Our mahi across social services, early learning and advocacy for children’s rights and wellbeing means we're there for the whole childhood journey, and beyond.