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Current Job Listings

  • Productive Women

    Content Creator

    Graphic Designer & Digital Marketer

    Your Role
    You’ll be responsible for bringing Coactive Education’s brand to life through engaging content and strategic marketing efforts. Reporting to our Design Lead, you'll contribute to both digital marketing and graphic design projects, ensuring our messages reach and resonate with our audience.

    What We're Looking For

    • A background in graphic design (ideally a degree or 1- 2 years of relevant experience) with an interest in digital marketing.

    • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro) and experience with Wix Studio

    • A strong understanding or interest in the NZ education system.

    • Cultural capability: Respect for and knowledge of Te Ao Māori, language diversity, and equity is essential. A base level of Te Reo Māori would be a strong advantage.

    • A creative, quick-thinking, and adaptable approach to work.

    • Ability to work independently and meet deadlines, while also collaborating within a team.

    • Someone happy to travel out of Auckland for content gathering on occasion

    • Someone police-vetted, as we will be working in schools on occasion


    This is an opportunity to create content for good—helping educators and leaders access high-quality professional learning that makes a real difference for tamariki.
    Ready to join us? Apply now and help shape the future of education!

    Contact Kate to see more about the role and how to apply
    kate@coactiveeducation.com

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    Early Childhood Expert
    PLD Facilitator 

    Your Role
    You’ll play a key role in delivering professional learning and development (PLD) for early childhood education centres across Auckland and Waikato. As a contracted facilitator with Coactive Education, you will guide kaiako and leaders in strengthening their practice through engaging, research-based learning experiences. You’ll support centres to build capability in areas such as Kōwhiti Whakapae, Te Whāriki, and early literacy, ensuring that every tamaiti has the best start to their learning journey.
    This is an opportunity to make a real difference—walking alongside leaders and educators to uplift practice, strengthen leadership, and create meaningful impact in the lives of tamariki and their whānau.
    What We’re Looking For

    • Deep knowledge of the early childhood education sector in Aotearoa, with expertise in Te Whāriki, Kōwhiti Whakapae, and early literacy.

    • Proven leadership experience in ECE, with an understanding of the day-to-day challenges of managing a centre.

    • Strong facilitation and mentoring skills—able to engage, inspire, and support kaiako and leaders.

    • Cultural capability: respect for and knowledge of Te Ao Māori, language diversity, and equity is essential. A base level of Te Reo Māori would be a strong advantage.

    • A reflective, empathetic, and relational approach to working with people.

    • Ability to work independently, manage your own schedule, and meet contractual obligations.

    • Must be police vetted, as work will be carried out in ECE settings.

    Why Join Us?

    • Make a meaningful contribution by helping educators strengthen practice that truly matters for tamariki.

    • Work alongside a passionate team committed to equity, cultural responsiveness, and evidence-based practice.

    • Flexible, contract-based role with opportunities to deliver across Auckland and Waikato.

    • Be part of a kaupapa that values heart, humanity, and the transformative power of education.


    Ready to join us?
    Apply now and help shape the future of early childhood education in Aotearoa.

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    Structured Literacy Expert
    PLD Facilitator 

    Your Role
    You’ll be part of Coactive Education’s GROW Literacy kaupapa, delivering professional learning and development (PLD) in Structured Literacy to schools across Aotearoa. On a contract basis, you’ll walk alongside leaders and kaiako to strengthen their understanding of evidence-based literacy practices, supporting them to build capacity, shift practice, and improve outcomes for all ākonga.
    This role is about more than delivering workshops—it’s about building relationships, mentoring educators, and championing approaches that make a tangible difference in classrooms and communities.

    What We’re Looking For

    • Deep knowledge of Structured Literacy and its application in Aotearoa schools.

    • Familiarity with Grow Literacy or similar approaches to structured, evidence-based reading and writing instruction.

    • Teaching and/or leadership experience in schools, with a proven ability to engage teachers and leaders in professional learning.

    • Strong facilitation skills: able to present clearly, inspire confidence, and guide teams through change.

    • Cultural capability: respect for and knowledge of Te Ao Māori, language diversity, and equity is essential. A base level of Te Reo Māori would be a strong advantage.

    • A collaborative, reflective approach and genuine commitment to improving literacy outcomes.

    • Ability to travel as needed to deliver PLD (primarily in Auckland and Waikato, with potential for wider delivery).

    • Police-vetted, as work will be carried out in school settings.


    Why Join Us?

    • Be part of a passionate team leading Structured Literacy PLD through the Grow Literacy approach.

    • Contribute to real change—helping educators implement evidence-based practices that unlock literacy for every child.

    • Flexible, contract-based role with opportunities to deliver in schools across Aotearoa.

    • Work in a kaupapa that values relationships, cultural responsiveness, and educational equity.

    Ready to make an impact?
    Apply now and join us in reshaping literacy education for tamariki across Aotearoa.

Are you an experienced educator, school leader or PLD facilitator looking for a new opportunity?

Are you an independent education consultant who wants to work more collaboratively with similar minded people?

If so, we would love to hear from you!

We are interested in hearing from people whose values align with ours ( Manaakitanga, auahatanga and whanaungatanga ) and want to collaborate with us.

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Do you:

  • Have expertise and experience in the latest MoE PLD priorities?

    • A structured approach to literacy. 

    • Assessment to support student progress and achievement.

    • NCEA Level 1 implementation and the literacy and numeracy co-requisites. 

  • Display a deep understanding of the New Zealand Curriculum, including Te Mātaiaho | the refreshed curriculum?

  • Work in a culturally responsive way and demonstrate a commitment to Tiriti o Waitangi?

  • Have fluency in Te Reo and tikanga Māori?

  • Want a work environment that is collaborative, adaptive and open to continuous learning?

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