Role and experience needed
We are seeking an enthusiastic and engaging teacher for Dance in our Middle and Senior Schools. Teaching both IB and NCEA Dance, we ideally would like someone with experience in IB, however training and support will be provided. This full-time role will have the responsibility for curriculum leadership for dance which comes with a higher duties allowance. Our Visual and Performing Arts faculty is well resourced and highly valued within the School so you need to be passionate about innovative student initiatives and will be committed to the School and our co-curricular Performing Arts programme. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate commitment to Kristin's values and its distinct motto to "Progress with Vision, Integrity and Love".
Organisation
Kristin is one of New Zealand's finest independent schools. It provides exceptional education for over 1700 students from Early Learning to Year 13. The school attracts highly talented staff that inspire outstanding academic achievement and offers a high performing array of co-curricular activities. Progressive and global in its approach, Kristin provides dual pathways through NCEA and the International Baccalaureate, a well-reputed international programme. Dedicated to providing a caring, supportive environment, the aim for students is to think creatively, reason critically, communicate effectively and learn enthusiastically throughout life.
Benefits & Culture
You will have creative freedom, students who are thirsty for knowledge, a commitment to your professional development and well supported as a new teacher to Kristin. Enjoy a highly competitive remuneration package, small class sizes, highly engaged students and amazing resources. The Visual & Performing Arts Faculty is welcoming and sociable, well-resourced and they all have a great sense of humour!
For further information and to apply please visit: https:// www.kristincareers.nz
If you wish to discuss this role in confidence please contact Rebecca Isted, Director of Human Resources on (09) 415 5097 or email [email protected]
Applications close on Friday 4 October 2019.
