Classical Studies Teacher

Long Bay College is seeking a passionate and dedicated classical studies teacher to join our high‑performing social sciences faculty. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a strong faculty that aspires to be one of the best in the country, during a period of innovation and continued growth.

Why Long Bay College?

• Proven academic excellence: Our social sciences faculty consistently achieves outstanding results across a broad range of subject disciplines. These include high rates of University Entrance and NZQA Scholarship as well as strong pathways supportive of academic success across all subjects.
• Research‑informed practice: Long Bay College places a strong emphasis on research‑informed teaching. Our educational philosophy, Tino Akoranga, is a research‑driven, classroom‑tested approach aligned with a knowledge‑rich curriculum and explicit instruction.
• A supportive professional community: You will join a collaborative, forward‑thinking faculty that values professional learning, reflective practice, and shared excellence.

Our social sciences approach

At Long Bay College Classical Studies sits within a wider team of social science subjects – geography, history, psychology, sociology and tourism. These subjects, all taught at senior levels build upon the foundations laid by our excellent Junior social science programme.

The ideal candidate

We welcome applications from both experienced and beginning teachers. You will demonstrate strong curriculum knowledge and a genuine passion for classical studies.

Remuneration

The terms and conditions of this position, including base salary and hours of work, are governed by the Secondary Teachers’ Collective Agreement (STCA). The base salary for trained and registered teachers currently ranges from $61,329 to $103,086, depending on the applicant’s qualifications and teaching experience. An individual’s actual base salary will be determined through a formal salary assessment once an appointment is confirmed.

Secondary teachers' collective and individual employment agreements