• Joseph is a leading International Educator specialising in Boys’ Education and is based in New Zealand.
• Frequent Speaker at National and International Teacher Conferences about Boys’ Education.
• Conducts Teacher Seminars, School based Professional Development Seminars and Parent Evenings about Boys’ Education in New Zealand, Ireland, Australia, the United Kingdom, the USA, and Germany.
• Conducts Teacher Professional Development Seminars and In-School training on Student Behaviour Management and Teaching Excellence (Tune up Your Teaching).
• Has a proven record of accomplished and innovative Senior Management.
• Has a proven record of successful school based Action Research into Boys’ Education.
• Completed his Masters of Educational Administration with a major research project into boys’ educational achievement.
• Joseph is regarded as an excellent public speaker who is Past President of his Toastmasters Club.

Some Recent Speaking Engagements (08-09)

• International Boys' Schools Coalition
• Royal Society,Christchurch, NZ
• Munich University, Munich, Ger
• Teacher Graduates, Bendigo,Au
• NASSPD Conference, Chicago, USA
• West Education Centre, Dublin,Irl
• Sunbury Cluster, Melbourne, Au
• Principals Conference, Northland, NZ
• Teacher Conference, Cork , Irl

Joseph's CV

• Former Assistant Principal of Wanganui High School, a large and successful co-educational secondary school in Wanganui, New Zealand.
• Former Deputy Principal of the private girls' school, Sacred Heart College, Wanganui.
• Recipient of the 1998 Davies Trust Educational Research Grant, for Research into Boys’ Education.
• Awarded a Research Grant by the New Zealand Ministry of Education to conduct a major research project concerning the improvement of Boys’ Educational outcomes.
• Implemented the Wanganui High School Learning Project, an exploratory research project focusing on Boys’ Educational achievement, consisting of sixteen different trials and involving twenty-five staff.
• Speaker at the annual conference of International Coalition of Boys' Schools                    Hastings NZ 2009
• Boys' Education Workshop presenter in Manchester, Belfast and Glasgow                               UK 2008 & 2009
• Keynote Speaker Royal Society of New Zealand Education Conference                           Wellington NZ 2008
• Keynote Speaker at Teacher College Graduates Conference                            Bendigo Australia 2008
• Teacher Professional Development Day for Durham School Cluster                                 Durham UK 2008  
• Teacher Professional Development Day at Hutt International School for Boys                      NZ 2008  
• Guest Lecturer at the Ludwig-Maximilians University of              Munich                                 Germany 2008
• Keynote Speaker at the conference of International Coalition of Boys' Schools                     Melbourne Au 2007
• Workshop Presenter at the National Association for Single Sex Education                          Chicago USA 2007
• Featured on TVNZ 'Good Morning', 'Breakfast Show' and 'Assignment', as well as Canterbury and Otago Regional Television
• Workshop Presenter at the Knox Education Cluster, Dandenong Cluster, Rochester Cluster, Waranga Cluster, Bendigo Cluster, Sunbury Cluster                   Victoria Australia 2004-2008
• Seminar Presenter '7 Ways to Improve Boys' Education in Your School' and 'Parenting Boys for Success at School' in New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, United Kingdom      2004-2009
• Workshop Presenter in Dublin, Mayo, Donegal, Cork and Navan Education Centres                  Ireland 2004-2009
• Keynote Speaker and Workshop Presenter at the Northland Principals' Conference, Manawatu Principals' Conference and Hawkes Bay Principal's Conference   New Zealand 2004-2008
• Workshop Presenter to the Rangiora Senior Management Group                                         New Zealand 2006
• Workshop Presenter to Ministry of Education 'Parents as First Teachers'                                    New Zealand 2006
• Keynote Speaker at the National Boys' Education Conference, Massey University                         New Zealand 2006
• Conference Speaker at the Australian Boys' Education Conference                                  Melbourne AU 2005
• Guest Speaker at the UNITEC College of Education                                    Auckland NZ 2005
• Contracted by Massey University, to conduct Teacher Professional Development on Boys’ Education.
• Delivered a series of Seminars “Fathers Supporting Their Children At School”.
• Key note Speaker and Workshop Presenter at the NZEI Association of Assistant and Deputy Principals’ Boys’ Education Conference, Taupo, on Boys’ Education.
• Key note Speaker at the Te Kuiti Rural Women Institute, on Boys’ Education.
• Workshop Presenter at the National Association of Secondary Deputy and Assistant Principals’ Conference in Christchurch.
• Speaker at the New Zealand Royal Society Symposium for Middle Managers, Wellington, on Boys’ Education.
• Plenary address to the New Zealand Educational Institute Taranaki Conference of Assistant and Deputy Principals, on Boys’ Education.
• Invited by the University of Waikato to deliver the Teacher Seminar on Boys’ education.
• Workshop Presenter at the National Boys’ Education Conference, Massey University.
• Presenter at the Christchurch City Council Parenting Week.
• Workshop Presenter at the NZEI Association of Assistant and Deputy Principals’ Boys’ Education Conference, Palmerston North, on Boys’ Education.
• Workshop Presenter at the Wellington Men's Conference, 2005
• Workshop Presenter at the National Association of Assistant and Deputy Principals , Rotorua, 2005
• Keynote Speaker, Hawke's Bay Principal's Association, Waipawa Town Hall, 2005
• Keynote Speaker, Manawatu Principal's Association , Palmerston North, 2005
• Organised the Wanganui Regional Conference “Educating Boys“ which was attended by over 120 Education Professionals. Guest Speakers included Rollo Brown (Australia), Rex McCann and Warwick Pudney (NZ)
• Delivered Professional Development workshops in 2000, to the Wanganui Education Review Office on issues related to Boys’ Education.