Vacancies

Join our team and help empower teachers and learners in innovative digital learning environments.

Manaiakalani Education Trust has one vacancy at this time:

PLD Facilitator - South Auckland

Teaching and Learning in Digital Learning Environments


📍  South Auckland

🕒  Full Time | Fixed term until the end of 2026, with the possibility of extension

💵  Competitive | Reflecting skills and experience

Are you ready to inspire and empower educators in digital learning environments? This is your opportunity to join our facilitation team and make a meaningful impact by supporting schools, teachers, and learners to achieve accelerated learning outcomes.

We’re looking for an experienced educator to work collaboratively with schools and teachers, driving innovative teaching practices and fostering student success. You’ll play a key role in helping teachers build confidence in using technology and fostering creativity in their classrooms.

The role involves working within a highly collaborative team, delivering professional learning and development (PLD) through a structured programme underpinned by research and evidence. You'll work closely with schools to raise achievement by connecting evidence-based strategies to classroom practice.

If you’re passionate about education and ready to share your expertise, we’d love to hear from you.

What We’re Looking For

Why Join Us?

If you’re excited to lead meaningful change and grow alongside a dynamic team, apply today!

To Apply:
Send your CV and a brief covering email to Jenny Oxley, Chief Executive, Manaiakalani Education Trust: jenny.oxley@manaiakalani.org

For more information, see the Job Description.

The Manaiakalani Education Trust

The Manaiakalani commitment is to support those New Zealand learners and families who find it difficult to access or afford local, global and digital citizenship. Manaiakalani Education Trust is an energetic and forward focused organisation to be part of. In 2024, the programme is partnering with 110 schools across 15 locations across Aotearoa New Zealand.