Learning Enrichment Coordinator

Learning Enrichment Coordinator 

Inclusive Education Leader – Empower Every Learner to Thrive

Are you passionate about inclusive education and ready to lead transformative change?        

• Applications Closing, Friday 8 August, 9am
• Permanent, full time

Mō mātou | About Us

Queen Margaret College (QMC) is Wellington’s leading independent school for young women, providing a world class education for girls from Year 1-13, a boarding facility onsite and a co-educational Pre-School.  We are a modern, inclusive, forward-focused school in the heart of our vibrant capital city. We warmly welcome everyone from all religions and backgrounds and we celebrate our inclusive and diverse community.

Te Tūranga Ngā haepapa | The role & Responsibilities

We’re looking for a dynamic and visionary leader to champion neurodiversity and inclusive practices across our college. This is a strategic role with real influence—shaping policy, driving professional development, and embedding inclusive values into the heart of our school culture.

You’ll work closely with Heads of Learning Areas and specialist teachers (ESOL, GATE) to create a seamless, supportive learning environment. Your leadership will empower kaiako to meet the diverse needs of their learners, while your advocacy ensures student voice and whānau partnerships are central to everything we do.

From conducting diagnostic assessments and tracking progress, to designing personalised learning plans and overseeing Special Assessment Conditions, you’ll be at the forefront of ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive. Whether supporting learners one-on-one or guiding transitions into tertiary pathways, your impact will be felt across the college.

At the heart of our mahi are the values that guide us every day: Manaakitanga (Generosity), Manawaroa (Resilience), Whakaute (Respect), Pono (Integrity), and Māia (Courage). We’re looking for someone who embodies these values and brings them to life in their leadership and practice.

He kōrero mōu | About you

Candidates should have:

• A deep understanding of neurodiversity
• A strong working knowledge of Year 7 – 10 programmes
• Understanding of NCEA framework, including co-requisite literacy and numeracy requirements
• Broad curriculum knowledge to be able to work closely with senior students across a range of subjects
• Strong working relationships with kaiako

Ngā whakareinga | What we offer

Our staff have access to a wide range of professional development opportunities as part of our ongoing commitment to continuous learning and development. We have a positive, supportive culture with people at its heart.

Me Pēhea Te Tuku Tono | How to Apply

If this opportunity sounds like it may interest you, please click ‘Apply Now’ to submit your resume and cover letter.

We encourage you to apply as soon as possible as applications will be reviewed as they are received, and we may close the vacancy early if we find a suitable applicant.

To be considered for this role you must be able to live and work in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Te rā kati | Application close date

If you’re ready to make a meaningful difference and lead with heart, courage, and purpose—we’d love to hear from you. Join us in shaping a future where every learner is seen, supported, and celebrated.

Friday 8 August, 9am

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].