Mathematics Teacher
Macleans College
New Zealand
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 22 July 2019 or by negotiation
- Apply by:
- 23 April 2019
Job overview
Would you like to join a collaborative team of teaching professionals, to inspire a motivated student population to results of the very highest standard?
Macleans College is seeking an experienced teacher of mathematics to join their large and well resourced math department. This co-educational state school has earned a reputation as world-class, and students from New Zealand and around the world thrive in a positive environment where all students are encouraged, nurtured and prepared for successful lives beyond school.
You will bring your passion for mathematics to the classroom, and utilise differentiated learning to engage pupils in the subject. If you have:
- a mathematics degree and a recognised school teaching qualification that enables you to teach 13-18 year olds
- strong emphasis on academic achievement
- the ability and/or experience in teaching statistics to scholarship/A-level
then you may be the teacher we are looking for.
Macleans is very academically focused and offers both the NZ National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) and the Cambridge (CIE) curricula. Students also enjoy a wide range of extracurricular activities from sports to music, drama, cultural groups, service and academic competitions.
Located 25 minutes from the CBD, the college sits on the Eastern peninsula, with views of the Waitemata Harbour, and is well served by a wide range of local amenities in a picturesque part of Auckland.
For more information please contact Roslyn Bourke on +64 9 520 0363 or by email roslyn@edperson.co.nz.
To apply or request more information EITHER hit “APPLY NOW” (you will be required to upload your CV) OR send your CV to careteam@edperson.co.nz
About Macleans College
- Macleans College
- Macleans Road, Bucklands Beach
- Auckland
- 2012
- New Zealand
Macleans College is a co-educational, non-denominational secondary in Auckland, New Zealand. The city of Auckland is located on the country’s north island, and has a population of over 1.5 million. The school itself is located less than 1.5 kilometres from the coastline. Opened in 1980, the school now sits on 32 acre campus with over 2,500 students on the school roll. The whanau is an extended family of approximately 300 students which operates as a mini school within the larger school. Macleans College offers the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) qualifications of International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), Advanced Subsidiary (AS) and full Advanced (A) levels. Students are taught at junior and senior levels.
The official emblem of the school, worn on the students' jerseys, incorporates as a centrepiece a castle from the Maclean family crest and is set against six waves. The school motto is ‘virtue mine honour’.
Principal
Byron J. Bentley
Values and vision
Macleans College is committed to delivering quality education and development opportunities to young people, ensuring that they receive excellent preparation for ongoing education, acceptance of social responsibilities and work in an international environment.
The mission of Macleans College is, to work with the local community to create a school where every student is educated to achieve their full potential as a whole person. This can be achieved through creating opportunities, expanding horizons, rewarding effort and encouraging excellence in the efficient, disciplined, caring and supportive environment of the whanau house system. Fostered in students are the virtues of equity, respect, self worth, interpersonal skills and a worthwhile value system, so enabling each student to make a lifelong positive contribution to society.
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