Teacher of social studies

Part time, Fixed term, FTTE up to : 0.4, Start Date : 28 / 01 / 2026, End Date : 27 / 01 / 2027 (Fluctuation in senior option hours)

Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura, Certificated teacher Social sciences

Epsom Girls Grammar School, Te Kura Tuarua o Ngā Taitamāhine o Maungawhau, is a school that strives for excellence : in performance, in the connections between people and in its pastoral supports. As a school we have always taken girls’ education seriously and, in all that we do, we seek to grow women of great character. In our kura we value courage, aroha, community, and manawa reka, and these values are woven through our words and our actions – from a governance level through to a classroom and co‑curricular level, as well as in informal interactions on campus, and in the community.

We are a large, urban school for girls, with a current role of 2,300 students. Our expert staff teach towards the national qualification, NCEA, and from 2026, will also offer Cambridge International courses and learning (where appropriate). We have a large co‑curricular programme of sports, visual and performing arts, cultural expression as well as charity and service opportunities. Our staff are expected to take an active role in supporting the co‑curricular programme of the school, by coaching or managing teams and groups.

We are seeking an enthusiastic social sciences teacher to join our supportive and hard‑working team.

Our social sciences faculty are engaged in the implementation of TeMātaiahorefreshed curriculum and embedding the NCEA assessment change.

Ideal applicants will have some experience in teaching junior social studies in a NZ setting, be able to build strong and positive relationships with students and deliver engaging, purposeful learning opportunities in the classroom.

Please state senior specialist subjects.

How to apply

Please send your CV, a cover letter, 2 forms of photo identification and the application form (see link below) to :

Physical address : Silver Road, Epsom, Auckland

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