Afterschool Programme Manager

sKids; Auckland; On-site; NZD 25,000 - 40,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

50% discount on programmes

Referral bonus

Work-life balance

Employee Assistance Programme

Supportive team environment

Job summary

sKids is looking for a dedicated Programme Manager in Auckland to lead our out-of-school programmes for children. You’ll ensure smooth operations and create engaging activities that foster learning and fun.

The position requires a minimum commitment of 15 hours weekly, primarily during after-school hours, with the potential for additional hours during school holidays. Candidates must have leadership experience with children and be confident in managing high-energy environments.

Qualifications

• Legal right to work in New Zealand (valid visa or citizenship).
• Reliable transport to get to Westmere / Central Auckland sites.
• Proven leadership experience working with groups of children.
• Confident managing challenging behaviour in group environments.
• Experience taking ownership of programmes or operations.
• Strong communication skills for engagement with parents and schools.
• Over 20 years old as per regulations.

Responsibilities

• Manage day-to-day running of the sKids programme.
• Lead and manage a large group of children.
• Plan and deliver structured activities including arts & crafts.
• Support tamariki with varying needs using positive guidance.
• Build relationships with parents and school staff.
• Coach and delegate to Programme Assistants.
• Prepare resources and activities in advance.

Skills

Leadership experience

Behavior management

Communication

Program ownership

Job description

sKids is looking for a dedicated Programme Manager in Auckland to lead our out-of-school programmes for children. You’ll ensure smooth operations and create engaging activities that foster learning and fun.

The position requires a minimum commitment of 15 hours weekly, primarily during after-school hours, with the potential for additional hours during school holidays. Candidates must have leadership experience with children and be confident in managing high-energy environments.