Lecturer - Study and Employment Pathways
Do you have the passion for teaching? The ability to work as an educator without close supervision? Excellent communication skills and a desire to increase capability in others?
UCOL's Faculty of Health and Humanities has an exciting opportunity available for a motivated Lecturer. We have available a fixed term (0.8FTE) Lecturer position based at our Wairarapa Campus, teaching our Study and Employment Pathways Level 4 programme.
We are looking for someone who has experience teaching at Certificate level, preferable with an Adult Teaching qualification and skills for teaching introductory communications, study skills and basic science and mathematics within the context of health sciences.
The team considers flexibility, innovation and engagement to be the key in our staff. Our teaching research and professional development are aimed to deliver education and evidence-based learning for the future. In the position you will actively contribute to the on-going delivery of pathway education within the tertiary environment including the implementation of innovative teaching practices.
At UCOL we value inclusion, diversity, talents and culture as it energises our people and encourages creativity, collaboration and innovation. Our regional footprint fosters a workplace where we value the safety, positive mental health, inclusion and belonging of all employees.
He korero mōu: About you
· Minimum of a Level 5 qualification
· Previous teaching experience would be an advantage
· An adult teaching qualification (e.g. NZCATT) or be working towards same
· Comfortable and competent using various forms of technology and teaching via distance learning
· You will be an excellent communicator
· Ability to work with a wide range of learners
· Proven problem-solving ability
· Able to think on your feet
· Team Player
· You are culturally competent and are committed to working in a manner which upholds the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Requirements:
· A full driver’s licence
· Pre-employment Criminal Convictions Check.
· Clean from the influences of drugs and alcohol in the workplace at all times.
If this sounds like the exciting next step in your career, then apply now.
Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa and may be required to undergo pre-employment checks; which may include completing New Zealand Police Vetting as part of The Children's Act 2014 and may also include pre-employment drug and alcohol testing in safety sensitive roles. The successful applicant must undergo a criminal convictions check by the Ministry of Justice.
Please note: We will be reviewing applications as they are received and encourage early applications. The advert may close early if the ideal applicant is selected.
Applications close: Sunday 17th May 2026
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