We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of English with the ability to teach NCEA to Level 3.

Commencement at the start of the 2025 school year, 28 January 2025. This is a full time permanent position.

Ormiston Senior College is a Y11–13 only school, with a focus on student agency and personalised learning.

For us, personalised learning means:

High-quality, culturally inclusive teaching that is responsive to the different ways our students achieve their best. He waka eke noa.

Ormiston Senior College takes pride in delivering innovative, student-centred learning.

A successful candidate will show a commitment to:

• Collaborative teaching and learning within and across curriculum areas
• A strong connection with ākonga and whānau
• Developing an understanding of mātauranga Māori
• Honouring obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

All members of our teaching staff are also learning advisors who support and guide a group of students in their pathways and academic success.

This Ad has been placed in the Education Gazette where you can download a general application form to complete and submit together with your CV & Cover Letter to: Alison Crabbe, Principal's PA acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz

(09) 551 2430

Closing Date 29 July 2024 at 3 pm

We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of mathematics with the ability to teach NCEA to Level 3.

Commencement at the start of the 2025 school year, 28 January 2025. This is a full time, permanent position

Ormiston Senior College is a Y11–13 only school, with a focus on student agency and personalised learning.

For us, personalised learning means:

High-quality, culturally inclusive teaching that is responsive to the different ways our students achieve their best. He waka eke noa.

Ormiston Senior College takes pride in delivering innovative, student-centred learning.

A successful candidate will show a commitment to:

·Collaborative teaching and learning within and across curriculum areas

·A strong connection with ākonga and whānau

·Developing an understanding of mātauranga Māori

·Honouring obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

All members of our teaching staff are also learning advisors who support and guide a group of students in their pathways and academic success.

This Ad has been placed in the Education Gazette where you can download a general application form to complete and submit together with your CV & Cover Letter to: Alison Crabbe, Principal's PA acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz

(09) 551 2430

Closing date 2 August 2024 at 3 pm

Ormiston Senior College is a rapidly growing school for Year 11-13 students in Flat Bush, Auckland. We are currently looking for two counsellors to join our Health Center team.

We are seeking qualified and experienced counsellors, who have a proven understanding of working with and advocating for our rangatahi. These positions will report directly to the Senior Leader of Wellbeing while also working in partnership with pastoral leaders and Health Centre staff. The successful applicant should be a full member of NZAC or working towards full membership.

Our school and students proudly reflect the diverse community of Flat Bush. We are looking for counsellors who can work in a culturally responsive and collaborative way with whānau, staff and external agencies and who are committed to supporting our students in their mental health and wellbeing. Therefore; an ability to speak more than one language would be an advantage but not a necessity.

Starting date and hours by negotiation, but available immediately.

Please send CV with completed general appointment form to the Principal's PA.

How to apply

Please send your CV, and direct enquiries to:

Alison Crabbe - Principal's PA acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz

Tel: 09 551 2430

Closing date 26 July at 3 pm

Full time, Permanent

Closes 21July

We are seeking an enthusiastic Leader of Food and Hospitality with the ability to lead NCEA Level 2 and 3 programmes.This leadership role carries with it 1 MU and 1 MMA and involves working with the Curriculum Leader of Technology to ensure the effective running of the Food and Hospitality spaces.

Ormiston Senior College is a year 11-13 only school, with a focus on student agency and personalised learning.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Support the CL with alignment of specific curricula goals and targets
• Managing resources and people related to Food and Hospitality in conjunction with the CL to meet the needs of students’ learning outcomes
• Fulfill NCEA requirements as determined by the CL and PN
• Assist with development of Teaching and Learning of Food Technology and Hospitality in the curriculum area in conjunction with the CL
• Develop and maintain an engaging and positive teaching and learning environment
• Contribute to curriculum innovation and development
• Taking collective responsibility as part of the Technology curriculum team
• Supporting the CL to implement school vision, values, norms and goals within Technology
• Supports leadership in curricular networks
• Support the CL to ensure the effectiveness of school systems
• Supports the values of OSC and promote the experience of students
• Supports the CL by taking responsibility to ensure the kitchen meets the health and safety regulations.

All members of our teaching staff are also Learning Advisors who support and guide a group of students in their pathways and academic success.

Please ensure that the completed General Application Form ( attached) is sent with your covering letter and CV.

How to apply

Please send your CV, and direct enquiries to:

Alison Crabbe - Principal's PA acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz

09 551 2430

Download our application form. General appointment form 1

Full time, Permanent

Social sciences

Suitable for beginning teachers

We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of history with the ability to teach NCEA to Level 3.

Commencement at the start of the 2025 school year, 28 January 2025.

Ormiston Senior College is a Y11–13 only school, with a focus on student agency and personalised learning.

For us, personalised learning means:

High-quality, culturally inclusive teaching that is responsive to the different ways our students achieve their best. He waka eke noa.

Ormiston Senior College takes pride in delivering innovative, student-centred learning.

A successful candidate will show a commitment to:

• Collaborative teaching and learning within and across curriculum areas
• A strong connection with ākonga and whānau
• Developing an understanding of mātauranga Māori
• Honouring obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

All members of our teaching staff are also learning advisors who support and guide a group of students in their pathways and academic success.

How to apply

Please fill in the attached general application form attached within the Education Gazette Advertisement and submit it alongside a CV and covering letter, and direct any enquiries to:

Alison Crabbe, Principal's PA
acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz

(09) 551 2430

Closing date 2 August 2024, 3 pm.