Kaiako – Manaaki Tangata: Bicultural Social Services Tutor

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa; Lower Hutt; On-site; NZD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Extra leave days

Flexible schedule & WFH

Free parking

Job summary

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Wellington seeks a Kaiako to deliver the Manaaki Tangata: Certificate in Bicultural Social Services Level 4 programme, including lesson planning, presenting to tauira, and addressing diverse learning needs.

You will recruit and induct tauira, implement effective teaching and assessment strategies, monitor academic progress, and maintain accurate NZQA-compliant records. A collaborative, culturally grounded learning environment with Kaupapa Māori elements is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in social services or equivalent
• Full and current registration with NZ Social Work Registration Board
• NZ Certificate in Adult Tertiary Teaching Level 5 (NZCATT) or equivalent, or willing to complete during the first year of employment
• Full NZ Driver Licence (Class 1)
• Clean Police Record

Responsibilities

• Deliver Manaaki Tangata programme, including lesson planning and presenting to tauira.
• Recruit and induct tauira, implement teaching and assessment strategies.
• Monitor academic progress and maintain accurate records per NZQA requirements.
• Create a collaborative, inclusive and culturally grounded learning environment.
• Occasionally work weekends/evenings for noho and night classes

Education

Bachelor degree in social services or equivalent

NZ Social Work Registration

NZCATT Level 5 or equivalent, or willing to complete

NZ Driver Licence (Class 1)

Clean Police Record

Job description

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Wellington seeks a Kaiako to deliver the Manaaki Tangata: Certificate in Bicultural Social Services Level 4 programme, including lesson planning, presenting to tauira, and addressing diverse learning needs.

You will recruit and induct tauira, implement effective teaching and assessment strategies, monitor academic progress, and maintain accurate NZQA-compliant records. A collaborative, culturally grounded learning environment with Kaupapa Māori elements is essential.