Ownership of the tauira (student) marketing, enrolment and graduation experience while leading relationships with iwi, hapu and Kura Maori. Full time position ( hours per week) with flexibility to be based at one of our campuses in Waikato/Bay of Plenty/Gisborne.Salary range $120,000 to $150,000 plus benefits.Mo matau (About us)As a proudly indigenous tertiary educator, 'tauirasuccess' is our mission and 'whanau transformation through education' isour vision, guiding our commitment to delivering quality education programmes underpinnedby Maori culture and values.Our kaimahi (employees) enjoy a whanau-friendlyworkplace and a great range of benefits to support their wellbeing and that oftheir whanau:Free health and lifeinsurance for permanent employees.Four extra leave days eachyear to celebrate Matariki and Christmas, plus special leave available for thoseinvolved in cultural or sporting events.Flexible work hours and work-from-home options for some roles.Free car parking.Motenei mahi (About this job)Mehemea, he aronui, he ngakaunui ana koe ki 'nga uara' ki nga 'Kaupapa o te Wananga o Aotearoa, 'nau mai, haere mai, piki mai, kake mai, homai te waiora mo tenei wahanga, mo tenei turanga kei te watea. Ko te turanga, hei Aukaha KahutaupuaReporting to our Director Tauira Engagement & Relationships, the Aukaha Kahutaupua (Head of Tauira Engagement & Relationships) provides leadership that ensures the very best experience for our tauira from marketing and enrolment through to graduation. Within the Te Waenga takiwa (region), the Aukaha contributes to strategic planning and implementation, takes responsibility for registry and enrolments, oversees tauira marketing and recruitment, and nurtures key relationships with local iwi, hapu, community groups and Kura Maori. The Aukaha Kahutaupua also plays an active part as a member of Tumatakahuki, the senior leadership team who oversee strategy and operations in the Te Waenga takiwa. Mou(About you)To this role, you'll bring extensive operational management experience within the education sector along with proven capability in a regional or national leadership role. Your understanding of the tauira journey will mean you're able to identify opportunities and effectively contribute to strategy and operations in this space.You're an excellent relationship manager and people leader who can establish strong bonds with others in a complex organisation and externally. Existing relationships with iwi or hapu, or a track record of success working with Maori in your region would be ideal. And finally, you'll be experienced participating in cultural activities and motivated to further develop your understanding of tikanga, te reo and te ao Maori in a supportive environment.Tonoa i tenei ra! (Applytoday! )If we've outlined arole that matches your capabilities and aspirations, and a workplace that appeals,apply before 18 August 2024.A position description is available below. For any other queries, please email Position description
