- Deliver the Certificate in Māori &Indigenous Art (Level 3), facilitating practical, creative learningexperiences grounded in kaupapa toi and mātauranga Māori.
- Design and deliver engaging, hands‑on lessons,using a range of artistic media, materials and processes that respond to tauiraabilities and learning needs.
- Create a supportive, inclusive learningenvironment, encouraging participation, confidence and creative expressionfor diverse adult learners.
- Assess, monitor and support tauira progress,providing feedback, intervention strategies and encouragement to supportretention, achievement and graduation.
- Manage programme delivery and reportingrequirements, including assessment records, attendance, use of learningplatforms and compliance with organisational processes.
- Contribute positively to the kaupapa of thewānanga, participating in hui, pōwhiri, recruitment activities and widerkaimahi initiatives when required.
We are looking for someone who has the following:
- A qualification in Visual Arts (Level 5 orequivalent) with a focus on Raranga,alongside a Level 5 adult teaching qualification (or the ability toachieve this within 12 months).
- Proven experience in the Māori art world,with specific skills and knowledge in kaupapa toi and Indigenous creativepractice.
- An adequate use and understanding of spokenand written te reo Māori, with a commitment to further develop in this area
- Experience teaching adult learners, with theability to build strong relationships and motivate tauira through creativity.
- Confidence using a variety of media, hands‑onprocesses and digital learning tools to support learning.
- A full NZ Driver Licence and theflexibility to support delivery requirements across learning environments.
As a kaupapa Māori organisation, your willingness toparticipate in cultural activities and develop an understanding of ĀhuatangaMāori (values, culture and tikanga) is desirabler
A position description is available on our careers website. For any other queries, please email jobs@twoa.ac.nz