Kaiako Māori

Can you speak te reo Māori? Do you possess expertise in kapahaka? Interested in pursuing a teaching role but don't have the formal qualifications? If so this opportunity might be ideal for you.  E rapu ana mātou i tētahi kaiako Māori, e ngākaunui ana, e ngākau titikaha hoki, ki te whakauru mai ki tō mātou kura hihiri.  He kaiako Māori hei tautoko ia a mātou ākonga, kia tū pakari, kia matatau hoki, ki te kōrero Māori me te whakaako rātou i ngā āhuatanga o te Ao Māori, kapahaka hoki.

We are seeking a passionate and dedicated, culturally responsive Kaiako Māori to join our kura.

The ideal candidate will be proficient in Te Reo at level 4 or higher, demonstrate expertise in Tikanga and skilled in Kapahaka. You do not have to be a certified teacher. Joining our team involves, teaching junior te reo classes, co-tutoring kapahaka and co-share responsibility for students in our Māori whānau class, Onewherowhero.

Applications close Thursday, 14 March

Send cover letter & CV to r.clark@kbhs.school.nz

Caretaker

We are seeking a full-time Caretaker who has a keen eye for detail and takes a lot of pride in presentation. You will carry out a wide variety of duties associated with the security, health and safety, maintenance and good order of school facilities.  The successful person should have:

• Excellent handy-man skills 
• Experience in security or relevant field
• Strong self-management and organisation skills
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to problem solve and uses initiative well
• Ability to relate well with people of all ages
• Demonstrated reliability and trustworthiness
• Great time management 

• A current full clean drivers licence is required

All enquiries and applications should be emailed to r.clark@kbhs.school.nz 

Applications should include a short CV, covering letter and the names and contact details of 3 work-related referees.  Appointment is subject to a clean police-vet.

Start date as soon as possible. Previous applicants need not apply.