Staff Vacancies

Hutt Valley High School welcomes applications from high quality education professionals. We are an equal employment opportunities employer.

Hutt Valley High School has a substantial reflective practice culture and is a restorative practices school. The academic, sporting and cultural strengths of our school ensure we perform strongly at a national level. Staff are encouraged to contribute both inside and outside the classroom.

Teaching Staff

We are seeking more relief teachers to join Hutt Valley High School’s relief teacher pool to start working as soon as possible.

If you’re currently a registered secondary school teacher looking for casual work OR you’re an experienced sports coach interested in taking relief classes in Physical Education (PE) please email Deputy Principal, Fiona Pearson at fiona.pearson@hvhs.school.nz to learn more and to discuss your availability.

Note, as we do not have overseas accreditation for relief teachers, overseas applicants need only apply if you have the correct legal documentation to reside and work in New Zealand. 

Support Staff 

There are no support staff vacancies.


Information for Teachers Employed from Overseas

Immigration

New Zealand or Australian citizens or permanent residents seeking positions in New Zealand do not require work or resident permits.  All other teachers require permits.

Hutt Valley High School is a New Zealand Immigration Accredited Employer. Overseas applicants please apply directly.

Overseas Qualifications

All overseas trained teachers require a New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) assessment for salary purposes.  For further information on how to get overseas qualifications recognised by NZQA please visit the NZQA website

After you have received your NZQA assessment you can apply to the Teaching Council to process your application for registration.  Find out more at the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand’s website.

For information on salaries and contracts, please refer to the Secondary Teachers’ Collective Agreement on the Ministry of Education’s website