Work at Avonside Girls' High School – 3 teaching roles in New Zealand

About this school

Avonside Girls' High School is a school in State serving around 1,129 pupils. Principal is Catherine Law.

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3 teaching vacancies

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Teacher of Hospitality and Food Technology

Part time, Permanent, FTTE up to: 0.8 · nz_gazette

Listed 4 days ago

Closes 30 Oct

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French Teacher

Part time, Fixed term, FTTE up to: 0.6, Start Date: 28/01/2027, End Date: 27/01/2028 (Refreshment Leave cover) · nz_gazette

Listed 4 days ago

Closes 30 Oct

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English Teacher

Full time, Fixed term, Start Date: 28/01/2027, End Date: 27/01/2028 (Refreshment leave cover) · nz_gazette

Listed 4 days ago

Closes 30 Oct

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Hiring history 12 roles

2026

Head of Science Oct

Teacher of supported learning pathways Sept

HOLA English Sept

Teacher of English Sept

Teacher of Technology (Fashion and Design/Food Technology) Sept

Teacher of Commerce and Business Studies Sept

Teacher of Psychology (Please state other social science subjects) Sept

Deputy Principal, Curriculum and Pedagogy - Commencing 2027 Aug

Physics Teacher Jul

Sports Director Jul

Technology Teacher Jun

Science and Psychology Teacher Jun

Teaching in New Zealand

The New Zealand school system

New Zealand follows a national curriculum set by the Ministry of Education, covering Years 1–13. The system emphasises student agency, cross-curricular learning, and bicultural partnership under Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Schools are self-managing under Boards of Trustees. State schools are co-educational and free; the integrated and private sectors play a smaller but valued role.

Roles and salaries

Registered teachers in New Zealand state schools are paid on a nationally agreed scale: from around NZ$50,000 to NZ$90,000 at classroom level, with leadership roles paid above this. Recent pay settlements have improved conditions notably for mid-career teachers. The cost of living varies significantly between Auckland and regional New Zealand.

Working here. What to know

Teaching in New Zealand requires registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand. Overseas-qualified teachers apply for provisional or full registration. New Zealand actively recruits international teachers; skilled teachers are eligible for several visa pathways including the Accredited Employer Work Visa and Skilled Migrant Category. Processing is generally efficient and well-supported.

Avonside Girls' High School

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