5 Permanent Education, training & library jobs found in Auckland

Talofa! Our client is a vibrant, community-focused early childhood centre located in Papakura. They are committed to providing high-quality early childhood education that respects and incorporates Samoan culture and values.The centre is dedicated to creating a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can learn, grow, and thrive.Position Overview:They are seeking a passionate and dedicated Early Childhood Registered Teacher to join their team. T

Are you ready to dive into a dynamic role that blends leadership, creativity, and a passion for early childhood education? We are currently recruiting for an enthusiastic and experienced Head Teacher in the Infants room and join a supportive team of educators in Mount Eden.Our client is an award winning childcare provider with centres throughout Auckland and are dedicated to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment for Tamariki to grow, learn and

Our client is nestled in the heart of Te Atatu Peninsula looking after the vibrant and diverse local community. The centre is licenced for up to 100 children aged 0 - 6 years old and dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive environment where all children and families feel included. This award winning centre has been recognised by the Ministry of Education as the top 7% of NZ’s ECE’s providing positive learning outcomes for children. As a centre manager,

Experienced, passionate Centre Managers job opportunities in Central AucklandOur client is committed to providing quality education for young children whilst supporting qualified teachers with ongoing professional development and a specialist network of support.Their centres in Mount Eden and Remuera are looking for qualified teachers who have 1 - 2 years experience as a centre manager and have proven leadership experience and skills. As a Centre Manager,

Our client is looking for experienced, compassionate ECE manager's to join their beautiful purpose built centre's in South Auckland. These centre's has a Christian approach to learning, and promotes inclusivity with the diverse local whanau and delivers a well thought out curriculum which links well to Te Whariki. Currently, there are three sister centres located close by one another and are operated by a charitable trust supporting the local community. As