We are now seeking another skilled and empathetic Grants Manager to join our grants team, working with communities in accessing our funding. In this vital role, you'll be a bridge between the Trust and the community organisations we aim to support. Your primary focus will be guiding and assisting community groups as they develop grant applications, and in evaluating applications to support effective decision-making.

We are charged with leading the education sector in ensuring that children and young people with additional learning needs are supported to achieve their full potential through education. As a Special Education Advisor, you will play a critical role in our region’s Learning Support team.

You will be supporting the Executive Leadership Team to lead the successful implementation of the social investment approach across the social sector. We are a small agency so you will need to move easily from strategic thinking to hands on delivery, including writing content.

We are looking for an information management professional to lead Cabinet Office in maturing its information management processes. This is an opportunity to apply your expertise in an environment where record-keeping serves the heart of government.

We pride ourselves on the quality of our staff and understand the importance of fostering a working environment where excellence is recognised and where staff are encouraged to develop their own talents and potential. We welcome diversity, in all its forms, in fact we believe it is a strength.

As the Lead Adviser Māori Partnerships, you will play a crucial role in fostering strategic relationships and strengthening connections with Māori communities and organisations across Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka-a-Māui, top of the South Island, and the West Coast of the South Island through meaningful engagement that reflects the values of Ara Poutama Aotearoa.

This is a 9 month fixed term role to provide backfill during the project implementation of a new financial management information system.

Working closely with our Senior Financial Accountant, you will provide support and financial expertise to our Finance Operation staff. Our goal is to maintain a high level of accuracy across all financial transactions while ensuring timeliness is achieved. You will be a champion in best practice, financial management and reporting and be keen to be involved in process improvement projects.

Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is currently recruiting for a permenant, full-time Manutaki - Director of Governance, Risk and Assurance.

The purpose of this role is to:

To provide independent advice to Council, Audit and Risk Committee and the Tumu Whakarae - Vice-Chancellor on governance risk, audit and assurance issues.

To lead the University's Governance, Risk and Assurance functions.

As a Senior Education Adviser ECE you will play a critical role in our region’s Learning Support team by:

Follow Ministry processes to assess regulatory framework when licensing new services, change of management, licensing assessments, complaint or incident investigation, identify non-compliant and gather evidence and make recommendations.

Work in a collaborative way with key stakeholders to provide timely, accurate, quality implementation advice and support, ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements and obligations.

Te Ara Tahi is a shared journey of transformation across Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga Archives New Zealand, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa National Library of New Zealand and Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision.

We are looking for a Senior Project Manager to provide strong leadership to our Kia Rite team. Our Kia Rite work is the preparation of the collections and holdings within the Archives Wellington building for their eventual relocation into the new Archives building. This involves working through a colossal 380,000 boxes, or 80km of linear shelf space.

We have a vacancy for an experienced Kaitohutohu Whakapaa (Communications Advisor). You will provide effective, integrated communications and media support for our work and will be a key player in connecting Ngā Whenua Rāhui with Māori landowners, whānau, hapū and iwi, and our wider conservation stakeholders.

The Chief Advisor Regulatory Operations is a key third tier, reporting to the Deputy Chief Executive Regulatory Operations, and working directly with the Regulatory Operations Senior Leadership Team.

We invite applications for the position of District Administrator.  This is an incredible opportunity to join our awesome collaborative team, providing direct support to both management and our frontline staff.  The position is a fixed term fulltime position until 30 June 2025, while the incumbent is working in another role. We are looking for an admin officer who is confident with a warm personality, who is proactive and remains calm under pressure. 

The Harm Prevention & Engagement team has the responsibility for two closely related functions: overseeing and supporting the building of MNZ's harm prevention capability and specific sub-sector strategic programmes, and coordinating and facilitating engagement with the sector and other stakeholders. As our Principal Advisor Engagement, you will provide quality insights, leadership and advice to support and enable effective sector engagement and collaboration.

The Minister is seeking to appoint 6 to 8 members who collectively demonstrate:

Strong understanding of social investment, public finance and/or commissioning models

Extensive understanding of how to contract for social outcomes

Connection to, and deep experience with, vulnerable communities and community organisations delivering social services

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The Chair will run meetings and be responsible for representing the Board to the Minister for Social Investment and other Ministers, as required. They are expected to set a culture of open engagement and respect on the Board. The Chair, with the Social Investment Agency, will also be responsible for leading and ensuring an open, transparent and constructive environment and working relationship between the Board, the Minister for Social Investment and the Social Investment Agency.

We are seeking applications from experienced and qualified candidates to be a Vessel Adequacy Assessor's (VAA) for Maritime NZ, with a role located in Whangarei and Nelson. We are looking for individuals who can be available when required to undertake assessments of applications for International Voyage Certificates (Pleasure Craft) including a desk top review of crew, vessel and safety equipment adequacy assessments within these regions in line with the Maritime NZ process.

Paiahahā! Kia hiwa rā! Ko koe tēnā, e tai, te kakapinga, te kaitiriwā e manakohia nei? Hei ākuanei tō mātou Kaihoe Matua whakawhānau mai ai i tāna pēpē tuatahi! EAOIA! Nā, kei te whai kairīwhi ki te whakakī i tōna whāruarua, ki te hāpai anō i te kaupapa i a ia e morimori ana i tana piki kōtuku. Mehemea, he kai tuawhiti kei ō ringa, e ngākaunui ana koe ki te whakawhanake tāngata ki tā te mahi Māori, tēnā, whiua mai tō pōtae!

Sport Taranaki has an exciting opportunity (40 hours per week) for someone with the right skills to lead work that will contribute to the outcome of increased participation for Māori in sport and traditional physical recreation.

We are looking for a Learning Advisor to join a dedicated academic support team at Massey University, on our Palmerston North campus. Join our team and play a pivotal role in enhancing student success and academic achievement. Collaborate with staff from the Centre for Learner Success to improve student transition, retention, and completion by providing essential academic support services.