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There are several different paid allowances available to teachers in particular positions. If you see an acronym in an ad with "A" at the end, chances are they are referring to an allowance. Allowances commonly referred to in advertisements include MITA (Māori Immersion Teachers' Allowance), PTSA (Priority Teacher Supply Allowance), [..]

 A teacher who has a classroom teaching position with no additional paid responsibilities. (See also Base/Basic Scale teacher and Scale A teacher).

 Bring your own device, a teaching model where students bring in their own electronic devices (such as laptops and tablets) for the purpose of learning. Find out more. 

 Cambridge International Exams, a curriculum used by some schools in New Zealand. Find out more. 

 A document that outlines the terms and conditions of employment (including pay rates) for teachers. There are separate primary, secondary and early childhood collective agreements. These are used by all state and state integrated primary and secondary schools. Some early childhood centres will also use this agreement, though most will use their ow [..]

 Full time teacher equivalent. A way of describing how many teaching hours a part time position will involve. For example, a 0.2 FTTE position means that the role will involve the equivalent of one day's teaching work a week. These hours could be spread over multiple days. Find out more. 

 Health and Physical Education. 

 International Baccalaureate, a curriculum used by some schools in New Zealand. Find out more.