Employment opportunities
Leader of Food Technology & Hospitality
We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of food technology and hospitality with the ability to lead NCEA Level 2 and 3 programmes.
This role is to support the curriculum leader with the oversight of the food technology spaces and curriculum, and is a middle management 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 Akonga and whānau
- Developing an understanding of mātauranga Māori
- Honoring 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 position is due to commence term 1 2025.
Closing date for applications 20 September 2024.
How to apply
Please send your CV, covering letter and completed general application form when applying through:
Alison Crabbe, Principal's PA: acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz. (09) 551 2430
Download our application form. General appointment form 1
Visual Arts Teacher
We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of visual art with the ability to teach up to L3.
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 Akonga and whānau
- Developing an understanding of mātauranga Māori
- Honoring 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 role would be a perfect fit for a beginning teacher looking to grow with the school. Please state your speciality whether design, photography or painting
This position is due to commence term 1 2025.
How to apply
Please send your CV, covering letter and completed general application form when applying through:
Alison Crabbe, Principal's PA acrabbe@ormiston.school.nz (09) 551 2430
Download our application form General appointment form 4 v4