Teaching positions available in Nelson, New Zealand:
* Hard Materials Technology (Wood) – start 28 April 2025 (permanent, full time)
* Digital Technologies – start 28 April or 14 July 2025, or January 2026 (permanent, full time)
* Science (Chemistry preferred) – start 28 April 2025 (permanent, full time)
* Learning Support Teacher – start ASAP (permanent, part time)
We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic teachers who are keen to become part of our high performing team at Nayland College.
Nayland College is a progressive, age 13 to 18, co-educational high school with a reputation for developing engaging and inspiring learning programmes. We have been recognised for educational excellence and are located in the beautiful city of Nelson, giving you the opportunity to teach whilst having access to all the natural beauty and lifestyle options the Nelson/Tasman area is famous for. The college’s values of success, opportunity, ako and respect underpin our teaching and learning, and your commitment to those values through our positive behaviour and restorative practices is an expectation. As a school we are committed to honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi and to our vision of ‘toitoi manawa;’ inspiring, engaging and empowering learners to soar high and reach their full potential.
Visa conditions will apply for international applicants. Although teachers are on the Immigration 'green list', this can take time. Working holiday visas are available to young people, usually aged 18 to 30, but 18 to 35 in a select few countries (including the UK). More information can be found here .
Vacancies for 2026 – UK Interviews
The principal will be available to meet with potential candidates from all subject areas in London (near Paddington) on Sunday 13 April and Monday 14 April 2025. This informal meeting will include information about the school, New Zealand as a destination and visa requirements. All teachers considering applying for a position in 2026 are welcome.
To book your space please register here: Register to learn more about working at Nayland College in New Zealand