Principal Adviser Kaupapa Maori Capability-People And Capability

Details of the offer

Principal Adviser Kaupapa Maori Capability-People and CapabilityAbout this roleEmpower our people with your knowledge of Kaupapa Maori methodologiesJoin a high-performing and supportive team of expertsFlexible working options available for this National Office roleNga kawenga | About the role Join our Cultural Capability team in the key role of Principal Adviser Kaupapa Maori Capability. This role will be vital to ensuring a Te ao Maori lens is applied when developing people strategies and frameworks.
Supporting our people with your knowledge of best practice Kaupapa Maori methodologies, you will naturally feed into existing capability building activities and the way we deliver on our overarching strategy, Hokai Rangi.
Day-to-day you will be collaborating closely with Principal Adviser Cultural Capability and Senior Advisers on the development and implementation of policy and supporting the business on transformation and change.
For this role we need an expert Kaupapa Maori Capability practitioner who is confident supporting others on their learning journey. The ideal candidate will be a strong writer and researcher who can communicate complex information to any audience.
The Principal Adviser's toolkit will include knowledge of organisational strategic planning and experience of working with Maori Crown Relations, Te Arawhiti. A justice sector background would be an advantage in hitting the ground running in this role, and it will be important to understand the lived experience of people in the justice system.
You will bring the following to the role: Experience in organisational change management and policyPrincipal Adviser level knowledge of best practice Kaupapa Maori methodologiesA tertiary qualification or diploma in Matauranga Maori or a similar area is an advantage, but relevant work experience will be equally consideredStrong research skills and an ability to apply research to your practiceComfort with speaking and writing in te reo Maori (if you are still on your journey with te reo, but are willing to continue developing- we encourage you to apply)Applications close on: Wednesday 30th October 2024. To apply, please submit a tailored CV and a cover letter describing your motivation for joining the department highlighting relevant skills and experience. Alignment to our kaupapa is critical to our success - we ask that you provide examples which reflect and demonstrate our organisation values.

#J-18808-Ljbffr


Nominal Salary: To be agreed

Source: Jobleads

Job Function:

Requirements

Principal Advisor, Regulatory Stewardship

9 month maternity leave cover Wellington based role Salary midpoint of $140,938, actual salary dependent on your experience Ko wai matou - About us At Manat...


Cgr Services - Wellington

Published a month ago

Advisor, Regulatory Stewardship

Advisor, Regulatory Stewardship | Wellington Salary midpoint of $79,653 actual salary dependent on your experience At Manatu Hauora – Ministry of Health we a...


Ministry Of Health - Wellington

Published a month ago

Property Manager

Are you passionate about real estate and eager to elevate your career in property management? Professionals Property Management is seeking a dedicated and mo...


Mark Real Estate Limited - Wellington

Published a month ago

General Manager – Copthorne Hotel & Resort, Solway Park

Unique hospitality leadership opportunity. Take an iconic business to the next level. Lifestyle location, Masterton based.     Trust House Ltd (THL) is a com...


Jacksonstone & Partners - Wellington

Published a month ago

Built at: 2024-11-15T12:38:09.060Z