Centre Coordinator-Inspire Whānau at Playcentre (Part-Time)

Oamaru Playcentre; Otago; On-site; NZD 18,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Oamaru Playcentre in Otago, NZ, invites applications for a Centre Coordinator. In collaboration with centre whānau and support staff, the role focuses on building adult capability and confidence, acting as the Person Responsible during sessions to deliver high-quality, whānau-led learning.

Duties include developing whānau to be the first educators, role-modelling, advising on curriculum and health and safety, ensuring regulatory compliance, and promoting Māori cultural values through Te Tiriti o

Qualifications

• Confident building and maintaining strong relationships, providing guidance and solutions with a centre-focused approach.

Responsibilities

• Developing whānau to be the first and best educators for their tamariki by ensuring rich, meaningful, child-led curriculum experiences
• Role-modelling and supporting the delivery of high quality, whānau-led sessions
• Providing advice and support to centre whānau focusing on curriculum, adult education and health and safety to support session delivery
• Ensure sessions meet regulatory and legislative requirements including Health and Safety obligations
• Recognise the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and how they relate to Playcentre and actively engage in promotion of Māori cultural values

Skills

First Aid certification

Technology for learning

Early childhood education knowledge

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Education

Playcentre Education Diploma Course 3 or equivalent ECE Qualification Level 4+

Job description

Oamaru Playcentre in Otago, NZ, invites applications for a Centre Coordinator. In collaboration with centre whānau and support staff, the role focuses on building adult capability and confidence, acting as the Person Responsible during sessions to deliver high-quality, whānau-led learning.

Duties include developing whānau to be the first educators, role-modelling, advising on curriculum and health and safety, ensuring regulatory compliance, and promoting Māori cultural values through Te Tiriti o