New Zealand Skills and Education College (NZSE) has provided exciting educational experiences in Auckland, the Waikato and Tauranga for 20 years. We equip our students with sound industry-focused professional development, foundation to certificate to diploma level accreditation, customised skills training, and above all else a chance to transform lives.
Our campuses are where students from around the world collaborate, discover their passions and build practical skills to kick-start their future. Our academic programmes are designed to transition learners into university study and our applied learning programmes can train learners to enter the New Zealand or global workforce with confidence. Our graduates will tell you that it is our student support, friendship and a whānau-like environment that sets us apart from other providers and helps them achieve their goals.
Please see our website www.nzse.ac.nz to find out more about us.
We are looking for an experienced Healthcare Tutor with a minimum of 2 years of teaching experience within the Healthcare tertiary setting in New Zealand to join our teaching team and inspire the next generation of healthcare students. This role will see you teach the Level 4 NZ Certificate in Healthcare- Health & Wellbeing to a mix of international and domestic students that are preparing to enter the disability and aged care workforce.
The role will be based at our Hamilton campus. This is a permanent role (40 hours) per week. Classes are run during the day on-site.
In return, you will be rewarded with a competitive salary, employee rewards programme, career growth, a professional development budget, free annual flu vaccine, paid birthday leave, staff referral bonus and the opportunity to influence change in the organisation and transform lives!
Click APPLY and send your CV and cover letter explaining why you consider yourself suitable for the role.
We will contact shortlisted candidates as we receive applications.
At NZSE, we embrace cultural diversity and inclusivity, actively encouraging applications from individuals of varied backgrounds, encompassing gender, ethnicity, and social standing. We extend a warm invitation to those of Māori and Pasifika heritage to apply for roles within our organisation. We also understand some job seekers choose not to apply if a role isn’t a 100% match. We’d encourage you to apply anyway. If this isn’t right, something else might be.
