Tūranga Pou Whakarito Oranga

Te Kura o Rangiriri; Rangiriri; On-site; NZD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Te Kura o Rangiriri seeks a passionate Pou Whakarito Oranga to support the social, emotional and holistic wellbeing of our uri. This role strengthens relationships between kura, whānau and external support services.

The ideal candidate will understand te ao Māori, kīnga Māori and whānau-centred approaches, communicate confidently in te reo Māori, and coordinate appropriate interventions with tamariki, whānau, kaiako and external agencies.

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of te ao Māori, tikanga Māori and whānau-centred approaches.
• Confident communicating in te reo Māori.
• Experience in education, social services, youth work or wellbeing support is an advantage.
• Ability to build relationships with tamariki, whānau, kaiako and external agencies.
• Ability to identify wellbeing needs and coordinate appropriate support.
• Respectful of confidentiality and professional practice.

Responsibilities

• Support the social, emotional and holistic wellbeing of our uri.
• Collaborate with tumuaki, kaiako, uri, whānau and external agencies to strengthen kura environment.
• Identify wellbeing needs and coordinate appropriate support and interventions.
• Maintain accurate records and ensure confidentiality.
• Work independently while contributing to the kura team.

Skills

Te ao Māori

Whānau-centred

Te reo Māori

Wellbeing coordination

Record-keeping

Independent with team

Job description

He oranga ngākau, he oranga whānau, he oranga uri!

Te Kura o Rangiriri is seeking a passionate, compassionate and proactive individual to fulfil the role of Pou Whakarito Oranga within our kura.

This position plays an important role in supporting the social, emotional and holistic wellbeing of our uri, while strengthening relationships between kura, whānau and external support services.

We are looking for someone who:

• has a strong understanding of te ao Māori, tikanga Māori and whānau-centred approaches
• is confident communicating in te reo Māori
• is passionate about the wellbeing, engagement and success of our uri
• can build positive, trusting relationships with tamariki, whānau, kaiako and external agencies
• can identify wellbeing needs and coordinate appropriate support and interventions
• can support uri with emotional regulation, behaviour, attendance and engagement
• demonstrates strong communication, organisation and record-keeping skills
• can work independently while contributing positively to the wider kura team
• understands the importance of confidentiality, professionalism and culturally responsive practice.

Experience in education, social services, youth work, counselling support or whānau wellbeing would be an advantage.

The successful applicant will work closely with the tumuaki, kaiako, uri, whānau and relevant agencies to strengthen a positive, inclusive and supportive kura environment.