The New Zealand Association of Science Educators (NZASE) is seeking a Science Communicator to join its team. The Science Communicator will create, source, edit and proofread materials for the NZASE websites and regular newsletters to members.
This part-time position requires science research writing and editing skills and the ability to communicate online to teachers through a range of media. It would be expected that the successful candidate develops a network of contacts within science and education domains.
This position offers a flexible schedule. For more information and to apply, please see the position description here.
The New Zealand Association of Science Educators (NZASE) is seeking a Science Communicator to join its team. The Science Communicator will create, source, edit and proofread materials for the NZASE websites and regular newsletters to members. This part-time position requires science research writing and editing skills and the ability to… Read More
NZASE has secured a funding agreement with the Ministry of Education as part of the Networks of Expertise initiative to grow and develop teaching and learning networks. If you are interested in submitting a proposal please read the RFP here and use the Response… Read More
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The NZASE has joined the Hoppon family and we have brand new website – although hopefully you’ll find it is much like the old one. You should be able to find any information previously available, but if you have any problems, please contact us through the link above. Information about… Read More
