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Join a welcoming kindergarten where culture, community and play are at the heart of learning. Fixed Term, part time 20 -hour position, Monday - Friday starting term 1, 15&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; January 2027 until end of Term 4 2027. Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) is seeking a passionate, qualified ECE Kaiako to join the team at Wesley Kindergarten in a permanent position. About Wesley Kindergarten Wesley Kindergarten is a warm and inclusive place where tamariki and whānau from diverse cultures and backgrounds are welcomed and valued. Relationships are central to our approach. We encourage whānau to be involved in kindergarten life and work together to help every tamaiti feel a strong sense of belonging. Our kaiako create a caring and respectful environment where tamariki can build confidence, develop language and follow their interests. Through play, hands-on experiences and opportunities to explore the natural world, tamariki are supported to be curious, creative and independent learners. You’ll join a dedicated team that enjoys working together and making the most of the kindergarten’s resources to create meaningful learning experiences. There is room to bring your own ideas, share your strengths and contribute to a programme that reflects the tamariki and community we serve. The role As an ECE Kaiako at Wesley, you’ll build strong relationships with tamariki and whānau, contribute to planning and assessment, and help create an environment where all tamariki can participate and thrive. You’ll work alongside your colleagues to strengthen our play-based programme, bicultural practice and commitment to inclusion. To be successful, you will:<ul><li>Be a registered ECE Kaiako with a current practising certificate</li><li>Current first aid certificate</li><li>Build positive, respectful relationships with tamariki, whānau and colleagues</li><li>Bring strong planning, assessment and documentation skills</li><li>Be confident supporting tamariki with diverse strengths and learning needs</li><li>Demonstrate a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and bicultural practice</li><li>Enjoy hands-on teaching and following tamariki’s interests through play</li><li>Value nature and sustainability as part of learning</li><li>Work collaboratively while bringing initiative and fresh ideas to the team</li><li>Use technology thoughtfully where it enhances teaching and learning</li></ul> Why join AKA? You’ll be part of a supportive teaching team and have access to professional development opportunities. The role offers kindergarten term breaks and employment terms and conditions under the applicable collective agreement. E rere te huata, kapohia! Seize every opportunity! We welcome you to visit Wesley Kindergarten to meet the team and learn more about the role. Applications close: 27&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; November 2026 at 12.00 p.m. (unless filled prior) Applicants must have the right to live and work in New Zealand.

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ECE Kaiako -  Wesley Kindergarten (part time, fixed term 11 months 20 hours)

Qualified ECE Kaiako | Mt Albert Kindergarten Permanent 40-hour position, starting term 1, 15&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; January 2027. Ko te ahurei o te tamaiti aroha o tātou mahiLet the uniqueness of the child guide our work At Mt Albert Kindergarten, tamariki look out for one another, choose how to extend their play, and see their languages and cultures reflected in everyday kindergarten life. We are looking for a qualified and registered ECE kaiako who will help tamariki grow their mana, follow their curiosity and feel a strong sense of belonging. About our kindergarten Tamariki learn with and from each other. In our mixed-age setting, tuakana–teina relationships give older tamariki opportunities to support younger tamariki. Across the age groups, tamariki practise aroha, tautoko and manaaki as they play and learn together. There’s room to explore. Our outdoor environment gives tamariki space to build balance and confidence on challenging playground equipment, turn ideas into play in our large sandpit, and learn about nature and sustainability in the garden. Kaiako build on individual and shared interests through art, construction, science and imaginative play. Whānau are partners in learning. We work alongside parents and whānau to help each tamaiti settle into kindergarten. Our team speaks English, te reo Māori, Mandarin and Hindi. We celebrate the languages and cultures of our community. We support tamariki to manage emotions, build relationships and grow in confidence. We also work with local schools, Plunket and education support services to help tamariki participate fully in kindergarten life. What you’ll bring<ul><li>A recognised ECE teaching qualification, current Teaching Council registration and practising certificate, and a current first aid certificate.</li><li>A strong understanding of Te Whāriki and the ability to use it to plan, assess and extend learning through play.</li><li>A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and bicultural practice, including weaving te reo Māori and tikanga Māori into everyday practice.</li><li>Inclusive teaching practices that respond to the strengths, interests and needs of each tamaiti.</li><li>The ability to document learning through meaningful learning stories and assessment that make progress visible to tamariki and whānau.</li><li>A collaborative approach and a willingness to contribute to pedagogical discussions, professional learning and internal evaluation.</li></ul> About us Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) is a not-for-profit organisation that has supported tamariki and whānau since 1908. This role is covered by the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers and Senior Teachers’ Collective Agreement. Come and meet us We’d love you to visit Mt Albert Kindergarten, meet our team and see our programme in action. Please call ahead to arrange a time. Applications close: 27th November 2026 at 12 noon, unless filled prior. Applicants must have valid New Zealand work rights. AKA is not an accredited employer and cannot support employer-assisted visa applications.

ECE Kaiako - Mt Albert Kindergarten

Birkenhead Kindergarten - Permanent Part-time job share ECE Kaiako (16 hours, Wednesday &amp; Thursday) Make a World of Difference at Birkenhead Kindergarten! (AKA) Do you have a passion for igniting young minds and fostering a love of learning? Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) has a rich history dating back to 1908. Birkenhead Kindergarten is one of our vibrant kindergarten, offering a nurturing and inclusive environment where tamariki can thrive through play-based learning. Here is what makes our Kindergarten special:<ul><li>Spacious and well-resourced learning areas: We provide a stimulating environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and creativity.</li><li>Large, natural outdoor space: Bathed in sunshine, our expansive outdoor area allows children to connect with nature and engage in open-ended play.</li><li>Multicultural community: We celebrate diversity and bilingualism, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all.</li><li>Experienced and passionate team: Our qualified kaiako are committed to building strong relationships with tamariki, whānau, and the wider community.</li></ul> As a permanent part time (16 hours, Wednesday &amp; Thursday), qualified ECE Kaiako, you will play a pivotal role in:<ul><li>Creating a fun and engaging learning environment: You&#x27;ll design and deliver play-based experiences that nurture early literacy, numeracy, and social skills.</li><li>Championing bicultural practices: Te Whāriki, the New Zealand Early Childhood Curriculum, will guide your teaching philosophy as you celebrate the unique cultures within our kindergarten.</li><li>Collaborating with a supportive team: We foster a collaborative spirit, and you&#x27;ll work alongside passionate educators who share your dedication to early childhood education.</li><li>Integrating technology seamlessly: You&#x27;ll embrace technology as a tool to enhance children&#x27;s learning and ignite their curiosity.</li></ul> We are looking for someone who:<ul><li>Possesses an ECE teaching qualification &amp; current first aid certificate with a genuine love for early childhood education.</li><li>Thrives in a collaborative and supportive team environment.</li><li>Values inclusivity and celebrates the rich diversity of our community.</li><li>Is a skilled relationship builder with strong planning and assessment expertise.</li><li>Embraces technology as a tool for learning.</li><li>Shares our passion for nature and can weave sustainability into everyday experiences.</li></ul> Does this sound like your dream role? We encourage you to apply! We encourage you to visit our kindergarten (please call ahead) Visit the AKA website for more information about Birkenhead Kindergarten. Applications close on 27&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; November 2026, at 12 PM. (unless filled prior) For information on the terms and conditions of this position, please review the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers, and Senior Teachers&#x27; Collective Agreement 2023-2026. Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in New Zealand to be considered for this position. We look forward to meeting you!

ECE Kaiako - Birkenhead Kindergarten (Part-time, Job share, 16 hours)

Birkenhead Kindergarten - Permanent Part-time job share ECE Kaiako (18 hours, Wednesday &amp; Thursday) Make a World of Difference at Birkenhead Kindergarten! (AKA) Do you have a passion for igniting young minds and fostering a love of learning? Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) has a rich history dating back to 1908. Birkenhead Kindergarten is one of our vibrant kindergarten, offering a nurturing and inclusive environment where tamariki can thrive through play-based learning. Here is what makes our Kindergarten special:<ul><li>Spacious and well-resourced learning areas: We provide a stimulating environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and creativity.</li><li>Large, natural outdoor space: Bathed in sunshine, our expansive outdoor area allows children to connect with nature and engage in open-ended play.</li><li>Multicultural community: We celebrate diversity and bilingualism, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all.</li><li>Experienced and passionate team: Our qualified kaiako are committed to building strong relationships with tamariki, whānau, and the wider community.</li></ul> As a permanent part time (18 hours, Wednesday &amp; Thursday), qualified ECE Kaiako, you will play a pivotal role in:<ul><li>Creating a fun and engaging learning environment: You&#x27;ll design and deliver play-based experiences that nurture early literacy, numeracy, and social skills.</li><li>Championing bicultural practices: Te Whāriki, the New Zealand Early Childhood Curriculum, will guide your teaching philosophy as you celebrate the unique cultures within our kindergarten.</li><li>Collaborating with a supportive team: We foster a collaborative spirit, and you&#x27;ll work alongside passionate educators who share your dedication to early childhood education.</li><li>Integrating technology seamlessly: You&#x27;ll embrace technology as a tool to enhance children&#x27;s learning and ignite their curiosity.</li></ul> We are looking for someone who:<ul><li>Possesses an ECE teaching qualification &amp; current first aid certificate with a genuine love for early childhood education.</li><li>Thrives in a collaborative and supportive team environment.</li><li>Values inclusivity and celebrates the rich diversity of our community.</li><li>Is a skilled relationship builder with strong planning and assessment expertise.</li><li>Embraces technology as a tool for learning.</li><li>Shares our passion for nature and can weave sustainability into everyday experiences.</li></ul> Does this sound like your dream role? We encourage you to apply! We encourage you to visit our kindergarten (please call ahead) Visit the AKA website for more information about Birkenhead Kindergarten. Applications close on 27&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; November 2026, at 12 PM. (unless filled prior) For information on the terms and conditions of this position, please review the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers, and Senior Teachers&#x27; Collective Agreement 2023-2026. Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in New Zealand to be considered for this position. We look forward to meeting you!

ECE Kaiako - Birkenhead Kindergarte

Join a welcoming kindergarten where culture, community and play are at the heart of learning. Permanent, part time 20 -hour position, Monday - Friday starting term 1, 15&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; January 2027. Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) is seeking a passionate, qualified ECE Kaiako to join the team at Wesley Kindergarten in a permanent position. About Wesley Kindergarten Wesley Kindergarten is a warm and inclusive place where tamariki and whānau from diverse cultures and backgrounds are welcomed and valued. Relationships are central to our approach. We encourage whānau to be involved in kindergarten life and work together to help every tamaiti feel a strong sense of belonging. Our kaiako create a caring and respectful environment where tamariki can build confidence, develop language and follow their interests. Through play, hands-on experiences and opportunities to explore the natural world, tamariki are supported to be curious, creative and independent learners. You’ll join a dedicated team that enjoys working together and making the most of the kindergarten’s resources to create meaningful learning experiences. There is room to bring your own ideas, share your strengths and contribute to a programme that reflects the tamariki and community we serve. The role As an ECE Kaiako at Wesley, you’ll build strong relationships with tamariki and whānau, contribute to planning and assessment, and help create an environment where all tamariki can participate and thrive. You’ll work alongside your colleagues to strengthen our play-based programme, bicultural practice and commitment to inclusion. To be successful, you will:<ul><li>Be a registered ECE Kaiako with a current practising certificate</li><li>Current first aid certificate</li><li>Build positive, respectful relationships with tamariki, whānau and colleagues</li><li>Bring strong planning, assessment and documentation skills</li><li>Be confident supporting tamariki with diverse strengths and learning needs</li><li>Demonstrate a commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and bicultural practice</li><li>Enjoy hands-on teaching and following tamariki’s interests through play</li><li>Value nature and sustainability as part of learning</li><li>Work collaboratively while bringing initiative and fresh ideas to the team</li><li>Use technology thoughtfully where it enhances teaching and learning</li></ul> Why join AKA? You’ll be part of a supportive teaching team and have access to professional development opportunities. The role offers kindergarten term breaks and employment terms and conditions under the applicable collective agreement. E rere te huata, kapohia! Seize every opportunity! We welcome you to visit Wesley Kindergarten to meet the team and learn more about the role. Applications close: 27&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;&#x2F;sup&gt; November 2026 at 12.00 p.m. (unless filled prior) Applicants must have the right to live and work in New Zealand.

ECE Kaiako -  Wesley Kindergarten (part time 20 hours)

ECE Kaiako | Ōmana Kindergarten, Papatoetoe Part-time, 27.5 hours per week, Monday to FridayStarting Term 1, 15th January 2027 Bring your creativity, warmth and love of learning to Ōmana Kindergarten, where tamariki are encouraged to explore, discover and grow through play. We are looking for a qualified and registered ECE kaiako to join our welcoming team and diverse community in Papatoetoe. This is an opportunity to build meaningful relationships, contribute your strengths and support learning that reflects the interests and identities of our tamariki and whānau. A place for curiosity and connection At Ōmana, Te Whāriki underpins our practice. We value an inclusive, bicultural learning environment where every tamaiti feels a sense of belonging and their language, culture and identity are recognised and celebrated. Our thoughtfully resourced spaces invite exploration, creativity and collaboration. A spacious, natural outdoor environment gives tamariki opportunities to move, investigate and connect with nature, with peaceful spaces to pause and enjoy quieter moments. Our responsive kaiako follow the interests of tamariki, extending their thinking and supporting them to become confident, capable learners. What you will bring You will be a qualified and registered ECE kaiako with a current first aid certificate, who brings:<ul><li>A commitment to learning through play and a curriculum shaped by the interests, strengths and aspirations of tamariki and whānau.</li><li>A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles and to strengthening your use of te reo Māori, tikanga Māori and bicultural practice.</li><li>Warmth and strong communication skills to build trusting relationships with tamariki, whānau and colleagues.</li><li>Sound planning, assessment and documentation skills that make learning visible and inform meaningful next steps.</li><li>An inclusive approach that responds to diverse cultures, perspectives and learning needs.</li><li>Creativity and confidence in incorporating music and movement into everyday learning.</li><li>Confidence using ICT thoughtfully to support assessment, documentation and communication with whānau.</li><li>A reflective, collaborative approach and a willingness to share ideas and keep learning.</li></ul> Our vegetable and flower gardens have flourished under Jess’s care, and we’ve loved learning from her along the way. We’ll miss the knowledge and enthusiasm she’s shared with us. If you’re a kaiako who enjoys getting your hands in the soil, we’d love to hear from you. There’s plenty of room to bring your own ideas and share the joy of planting, growing and harvesting with our tamariki. Grow alongside a supportive team You will join kaiako who value collaboration, thoughtful discussion and ongoing professional learning. We welcome the skills, ideas and experiences you bring and offer opportunities to contribute to a rich and responsive curriculum. Ōmana Kindergarten is part of Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA), a not-for-profit organisation supporting tamariki and whānau since 1908. Come and meet us We welcome visits so you can experience Ōmana Kindergarten and meet our team. Please call ahead to arrange a suitable time. To learn more about the kindergarten and apply, please visit the AKA careers website. Applications close to 27th November 2026 (unless filled prior)We may appoint before the closing date, so we encourage you to apply early. Terms and conditions are in accordance with the applicable Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers and Senior Teachers’ Collective Agreement. Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in New Zealand. AKA is not an accredited employer and cannot support applications for employer-assisted work visas.

ECE Kaiako - Ōmana Kindergarten (part time 27.25 hours)

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ECE Kaiako – Birdwood Kindergarten Permanent, Part-time | 20 hours per week | Monday to Friday, start date January 15 th 2027.Join a welcoming kindergarten where play, curiosity and strong relationships inspire learning. Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) is looking for an enthusiastic, experienced and qualified ECE Kaiako to join our supportive team at Birdwood Kindergarten. About Birdwood KindergartenBirdwood Kindergarten is a vibrant, inclusive learning community where tamariki are encouraged to explore, discover and grow. Our spacious outdoor environment and inviting indoor spaces provide rich opportunities for play, creativity and learning.Our fully qualified teaching team values strong relationships with tamariki and whānau, celebrates cultural diversity and works collaboratively to provide meaningful learning experiences. The OpportunityWe are seeking a warm, motivated and experienced kaiako who is passionate about delivering high-quality, play-based learning. You&#x27;ll work alongside a collaborative team, contribute to curriculum planning and create an inclusive environment where every tamaiti feels valued and supported. About YouYou&#x27;ll bring:<ul><li>A recognised ECE teaching qualification, current practising certificate and first aid certificate</li><li>A minimum of four years&#x27; ECE teaching experience</li><li>Strong knowledge of Te Whāriki and child-led, play-based learning</li><li>Confidence in assessment, planning and documenting children&#x27;s learning</li><li>A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi , embedding te reo Māori and tikanga Māori in everyday practice</li><li>Strong relationship-building skills with tamariki, whānau and colleagues</li><li>An understanding of positive guidance and inclusive, culturally responsive teaching</li><li>Confidence using ICT to support teaching and learning</li><li>A positive, flexible approach and commitment to reflective practice and teamwork</li></ul> Why Join AKA?With 112 kindergartens and KiNZ centres across Tāmaki Makaurau, AKA has been providing quality early childhood education since 1908.We offer a supportive teaching environment, professional development opportunities and competitive employment conditions aligned with the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers, and Senior Teachers&#x27; Collective Agreement 2023–2026. Apply NowIf you&#x27;re a passionate kaiako looking to make a positive difference, we&#x27;d love to hear from you. Interested applicants are welcome to visit Birdwood Kindergarten. Please phone ahead to arrange a visit. Click Apply Now to submit your application. Applications close: Friday 14th November 2026  12.00 pm (unless filled prior).Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in Aotearoa New Zealand.

ECE Kaiako - Birdwood Kindergarten (part time 20hours)

Permanent, Part-time | 20 hours per week | Hobsonville, Auckland Join a welcoming kindergarten where tamariki are empowered to explore, discover and lead their own learning. <ul><li>Be part of a passionate, collaborative and supportive teaching team </li><li>Enjoy competitive remuneration and professional development opportunities </li><li>Permanent, part-time position, 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday </li></ul> Start date: Term 1 15 January 2027 About Hobsonville Kindergarten At Hobsonville Kindergarten, we believe every tamaiti is a taonga, bringing their own unique knowledge, experiences and strengths to our learning community. Our philosophy is built on respect, equity, inclusion and strong relationships. We see tamariki as capable and confident learners, encouraging them to explore their interests, make decisions and take an active role in their learning.Play is at the heart of everything we do. Our stimulating learning environment inspires curiosity, creativity, independence and a lifelong love of learning. We also place a strong emphasis on sustainability, connecting with nature and caring for the world around us. Whānau are valued as partners in their children&#x27;s learning, and we embrace a culturally inclusive environment where Te Tiriti o Waitangi and authentic bicultural practice are woven into everyday experiences. The Opportunity We are looking for an enthusiastic, qualified and registered ECE Kaiako to join our friendly and collaborative team in a permanent, part-time position.This is a wonderful opportunity for a kaiako who enjoys creating meaningful learning experiences, building strong relationships with tamariki and whānau, and contributing to a positive and inclusive kindergarten culture.You&#x27;ll work alongside a supportive team who value shared ideas, open communication and working together to provide the best possible outcomes for tamariki. About You We&#x27;re looking for someone who brings warmth, enthusiasm and a genuine passion for early childhood education. You&#x27;ll also have: <ul><li>A recognised ECE teaching qualification, current practising certificate and first aid certificate</li><li>A strong commitment to child-led, play-based learning</li><li>The ability to build positive, respectful relationships with tamariki, whānau and colleagues</li><li>Confidence in planning, assessing and documenting children&#x27;s learning</li><li>A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and embedding bicultural practice in everyday teaching</li><li>An inclusive approach that celebrates diversity and recognises tamariki as capable and competent learners</li><li>Confidence using ICT to support teaching and learning</li><li>A passion for sustainability, nature and outdoor learning</li><li>A flexible, positive attitude and a willingness to contribute to a collaborative team</li></ul> Most importantly, you&#x27;ll enjoy getting involved, having fun and creating memorable learning experiences with tamariki. Why Join AKA? Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) has been providing quality early childhood education across Tāmaki Makaurau since 1908. With 112 kindergartens and KiNZ centres, we&#x27;re committed to creating inclusive learning environments grounded in Te Whāriki and the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We offer a supportive teaching community, opportunities for professional growth and employment conditions aligned with the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers, and Senior Teachers&#x27; Collective Agreement 2023–2026. Come and Meet Us We encourage interested applicants to visit Hobsonville Kindergarten and experience our learning environment firsthand. Please contact the kindergarten ahead of time to arrange a visit. Apply Now If you&#x27;re a passionate kaiako who values relationships, play-based learning and making a positive difference for tamariki, we&#x27;d love to hear from you.To learn more or apply, visit the AKA careers website and submit your application online. Applications close: 15th November 2026 at 12.00pm (unless filled prior).Applicants must have the legal right to live and work permanently in Aotearoa New Zealand.

ECE Kaiako - Hobsonville Kindergarten (part time 20 hours)

ECE Kaiako – Birdwood Kindergarten Permanent, Part-time | 20 hours per week | Monday to Friday, start date January 15 th 2027. Join a welcoming kindergarten where play, curiosity and strong relationships inspire learning. Ngā Tamariki Puāwai o Tāmaki | Auckland Kindergarten Association (AKA) is looking for an enthusiastic, experienced and qualified ECE Kaiako to join our supportive team at Birdwood Kindergarten. About Birdwood Kindergarten Birdwood Kindergarten is a vibrant, inclusive learning community where tamariki are encouraged to explore, discover and grow. Our spacious outdoor environment and inviting indoor spaces provide rich opportunities for play, creativity and learning. Our fully qualified teaching team values strong relationships with tamariki and whānau, celebrates cultural diversity and works collaboratively to provide meaningful learning experiences. The Opportunity We are seeking a warm, motivated and experienced kaiako who is passionate about delivering high-quality, play-based learning. You&#x27;ll work alongside a collaborative team, contribute to curriculum planning and create an inclusive environment where every tamaiti feels valued and supported. About You You&#x27;ll bring: <ul><li>A recognised ECE teaching qualification, current practising certificate and first aid certificate</li><li>A minimum of four years&#x27; ECE teaching experience</li><li>Strong knowledge of Te Whāriki and child-led, play-based learning</li><li>Confidence in assessment, planning and documenting children&#x27;s learning </li><li>A commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi , embedding te reo Māori and tikanga Māori in everyday practice</li><li>Strong relationship-building skills with tamariki, whānau and colleagues</li><li>An understanding of positive guidance and inclusive, culturally responsive teaching</li><li>Confidence using ICT to support teaching and learning</li><li>A positive, flexible approach and commitment to reflective practice and teamwork</li></ul> Why Join AKA? With 112 kindergartens and KiNZ centres across Tāmaki Makaurau, AKA has been providing quality early childhood education since 1908.We offer a supportive teaching environment, professional development opportunities and competitive employment conditions aligned with the Kindergarten Teachers, Head Teachers, and Senior Teachers&#x27; Collective Agreement 2023–2026. Apply Now If you&#x27;re a passionate kaiako looking to make a positive difference, we&#x27;d love to hear from you. Interested applicants are welcome to visit Birdwood Kindergarten. Please phone ahead to arrange a visit. Click Apply Now to submit your application. Applications close: Friday 14th November 2026  12.00 pm (unless filled prior). Applicants must have the legal right to live and work in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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ECE Kaiako - Wesley Kindergarten (part time, fixed term 11 months 20 hours)