Are you passionate about education, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the unique history of Aotearoa, and te ao Māori.  The Waitangi Treaty Grounds invites applications for a dynamic Educator to join our Learning Team. This is a special opportunity to help shape the way our nation's founding story is shared with ākonga (students), adult learners, and visitors from across Aotearoa and beyond.

About the Role:
‍As an Educator, you will plan, coordinate, and deliver engaging education programmes that align with the New Zealand Curriculum | Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, Te Aho Matua, Te Whariki and reflect the spirit of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. You’ll contribute to EOTC-funded initiatives, support public programmes for ākonga (students), and engage adult learners through innovative and relevant educational experiences that foster deeper understanding and connection. You will work collaboratively across teams to uphold our values and mission.

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver EOTC education programmes grounded in the NZ Curriculum | Te Marautanga, Te Aho Matua and Te Whariki.

• Develop and deliver learning opportunities for adult learners, including public programmes, workshops, and community engagement.

• Create both online and in-person educational resources.

• Facilitate public education programmes for children and adults.

• Build and maintain strong relationships with schools, adult education providers, and learning networks.

• Contribute to developing innovative educational experiences that reflect national and international interests.

• Support guiding and curatorial teams as needed.

Join us in illustrating the ongoing promise of Waitangi to the world.

Find out more or apply now HERE and be part of a passionate team dedicated to honouring the past, inspiring the present, and shaping the future.

Please include a CV and a Cover Letter by 16 July 2025

Are you passionate about sharing te ao māori with the world? This is a fantastic opportunity to join our kapa haka rōpu, Te Pito Whenua, and perform at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds on a short-term basis.

We need a tāne guitar hero on a fixed-term part-time (approx 25hrs per week) basis between August - March

Must:

• Play guitar competently & quick to learn
• Be available to start mid- late August
• Enjoy sharing their knowledge and stories through performance to a wide range of audiences (schools, ambassadors, ministers, tourists etc)
• Have previous experience in kapa haka
• Be engaging & confident
• Be available to work weekends and some evenings (Oct - March)

If you have what we are looking for we want to hear from you! Apply now and showcase your talents to a world audience.

Please include a cover letter and CV with your application by Sunday 27 July

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