Current Vacancies

At Dilworth School and Trust Board we are commited to providing all students with a first-class education in a working environment where employees feel a sense of purpose and pride.

Dilworth is an independent boys' boarding school with an Anglican tradition, providing full scholarships for young men from families who want to provide them with the best opportunities possible. We pride ourselves on achieving very strong academic, cultural and sporting results, providing a safe and inclusive environment and assisting Dilworth students in becoming the very best that they can.

Boarding roles commencing 2026 

• Co-House Leader Year 10 – Fixed term for 3 years, part time
• Weekend House Coordinator – Fixed Term for 3 years – part-time

Dilworth School is seeking to fill two part-time roles in our boarding facility from January 2026, following changes to our boarding structure.  These changes further improve student safety practices and result in a significant wellbeing and learning focus at each year level:

Co-House Leader: This role co-leads the Year 10 boarding house, including the operation of the house itself, rostering, management of staff and the safety and wellbeing of students. This position requires leadership experience and preferably some experience working in a residential facility with youth. Morning and evening duties are required as well as some weekend duties. This is a residential role.

Weekend House Coordinator: This role supports the Weekend House Leader, completing active shifts in the house over the weekends and providing a particularly pastoral and supportive focus for students in the house. They are also responsible for supporting ākonga/student first aid and laundry needs and always ensuring safety is prioritised.  This is a residential role.

Why do we want you?

• You will understand the importance of developing and caring for ākonga/students in a supportive and safe environment. 
• You will hold leadership expertise and have worked with youth in some capacity.
• You thrive on ensuring routines are followed and expectations made clear, while blending this with compassion and understanding.
• You will enjoy coaching and guiding students and assisting in their individual development, as well as leading and/or supporting the wider Kaimahi/staff team within the house(s). 
• You will have the skills to communicate effectively with various stakeholders, work as part of a team and have the ability to manage a range of basic administrative and organisational tasks

Why would you want us?

• We will give you the opportunity to work for a school with embedded values, a strong vision and a unique mission that strives to significantly impact the lives of young men. 
• In both roles you will have a significant impact on ākonga/students
• In the Co-House Leader role you will be acknowledged as a leader in boarding through the school. 
• As a House Co-ordinator you will be the person whom students particularly look to for care and compassion, and will have a significant impact on the lives of young people.
• You will be given the space and resources to identify activities and programmes within the house that support student learning and wellbeing. 
• You will be part of a wider department and community where you are encouraged to work collaboratively and share challenges and ideas. You will also be provided with ongoing training and development.

In addition, we will provide you with a range of benefits, including meals, a competitive remuneration package, and Kiwisaver benefits. 

A commitment to the corporate life and special character of the school will be the conditions of employment.  

Please apply with a CV and Covering letter via the link ONLY

Please note that e mailed applications or applications made directly via the Seek Link will not be processed.

 Applications close 5pm Friday 1st August 2025

Dilworth is a child-safe organisation and commits to respecting ākonga, listening to their views and taking action to keep them safe at all times.