Assistant teacher of Maori

03 September 2010

Organisation/person name:

Middleton Grange School

Work type:

Permanent: Full-Time

Work classification:

Education - Secondary Specialist Teacher

Job description:

State integrated multi-denominational Christian school. Y0–13 co-educational school. Four schools in one. 1200 pupils. Assistant teacher of Māori (Y7–13). Seek a highly motivated teacher passionate about teaching and learning in a Christian school. Through effective teaching you will encourage and inspire pupils to have a love for learning in an environment of high expectations and excellence. Must demonstrate a willingness and ability to uphold the special Christian character of the school and to take part in related instructional programmes. Commences term 1 2011.

Key skills sought:

Demonstrate a willingness to uphold the special Christian character of the school and to take part in related instructional programme

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Tuesday, 14 September 2010

Contact details:

Applications together with referees statements. School information package with application forms and referees reports are available from the Principal, 50 Acacia Ave, Christchurch 8041; ph (03) 348 9826, fax (03) 348 8317; email office@middleton.school.nz

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