Job Opportunities in New Zealand
September 23, 2024
LGJobs
Whangarei
OTHER & FULL TIME
Kāiawhina Kaupapa Māori Tiaki Hapori
We are carers for Northland's environment and community. Are you one of us?
A few things you should know about Northland Regional Council…
Our work is ultimately about working together to care for our region’s incredible environment and many communities, matching our skills and resources with the vision and aspirations of our people. From healthy waters, protecting our native taonga, developing meaningful relationships with tangata whenua, to creating resilient and adaptable communities in a changing climate. Here at the Northland Regional Council your work makes a difference to our community.
Toitū te whenua, toitū te moana, toitū te tangata. If the land is well, if the sea is well, the people will thrive.
The opportunity awaits…
Our Māori Relationships team is growing! We have a fantastic opportunity for 2 Kaiāwhina Kaupapa Māori Tiaki Hapori to join the team and help us make a tangible impact on our community’s resilience to climate change. These roles will support the council’s Community Resilience Group, tangata whenua, and communities in their collaborative efforts to strengthen resilience in a changing climate.
The key focus of these roles will be providing support and advice to the Community Resilence team to support relationship building with whānau, hapū, and iwi. You will Provide awhi and support to the Community Resilience group, sharing your knowledge and learnings from a te ao Māori perspective. Your work will support the development of mana-enhancing relationships with whānau, hapū, and iwi, ensuring their aspirations are recognized and supported.
If you are passionate about building resilient communities and fostering strong relationships with tangata whenua, we encourage you to apply for this impactful role.
Do you have what it takes?
We are looking for someone who can bring the following to our diverse talent pool:
What's in it for you?
Just as you care about your community and environment, NRC cares about you and we are committed to the wellbeing of our people. We celebrate our efforts as a team and recognise every individual for their contribution and dedication to their mahi.
We understand the importance of flexibility, so we’re committed to alternative working arrangements for our people. We have a range of flexible work arrangements that we can consider to suit the varied lifestyles of our people.
What's next?
The mahi we do really makes a difference and if you are someone who is motivated to contribute to the management of Northland's environment, please apply. Want to have a kōrero with us first or just need more information? If so, contact our Kaiwhakahaere Hononga Māori, Kim Peita (kimp@nrc.govt.nz). When you hit apply, you will be taken through to our external careers site, and will be able to view the Job description here: JD: Kaiāwhina Kaupapa Māori Tiaki Hapori
Applications close on 10 October 2024
We review applications as they are received / apply now as the close date may change. Please note we will not accept email applications.
Applicants for this position should have NZ residency/citizenship or valid NZ work visa.
A few things you should know about Northland Regional Council…
Our work is ultimately about working together to care for our region’s incredible environment and many communities, matching our skills and resources with the vision and aspirations of our people. From healthy waters, protecting our native taonga, developing meaningful relationships with tangata whenua, to creating resilient and adaptable communities in a changing climate. Here at the Northland Regional Council your work makes a difference to our community.
Toitū te whenua, toitū te moana, toitū te tangata. If the land is well, if the sea is well, the people will thrive.
The opportunity awaits…
Our Māori Relationships team is growing! We have a fantastic opportunity for 2 Kaiāwhina Kaupapa Māori Tiaki Hapori to join the team and help us make a tangible impact on our community’s resilience to climate change. These roles will support the council’s Community Resilience Group, tangata whenua, and communities in their collaborative efforts to strengthen resilience in a changing climate.
The key focus of these roles will be providing support and advice to the Community Resilence team to support relationship building with whānau, hapū, and iwi. You will Provide awhi and support to the Community Resilience group, sharing your knowledge and learnings from a te ao Māori perspective. Your work will support the development of mana-enhancing relationships with whānau, hapū, and iwi, ensuring their aspirations are recognized and supported.
If you are passionate about building resilient communities and fostering strong relationships with tangata whenua, we encourage you to apply for this impactful role.
Do you have what it takes?
We are looking for someone who can bring the following to our diverse talent pool:
- Sound understanding of tikanga Māori and, ideally, ability to converse in te reo Māori.
- Tertiary qualification and/or significant experience relevant to the functions of the position.
- A comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the complexity of tāngata whenua issues and challenges, particularly in regard to Te Taitokerau.
- Confidence and experience communicating and engaging on marae and with communities.
- Knowledge history of Aotearoa New Zealand and an understanding and appreciation of the place of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in national and regional affairs.
- Local government experience or understanding of local government operations.
- Knowledge of the drivers and impacts of climate change would be an advantage
- Proven ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders, gaining trust and respect.
What's in it for you?
Just as you care about your community and environment, NRC cares about you and we are committed to the wellbeing of our people. We celebrate our efforts as a team and recognise every individual for their contribution and dedication to their mahi.
We understand the importance of flexibility, so we’re committed to alternative working arrangements for our people. We have a range of flexible work arrangements that we can consider to suit the varied lifestyles of our people.
What's next?
The mahi we do really makes a difference and if you are someone who is motivated to contribute to the management of Northland's environment, please apply. Want to have a kōrero with us first or just need more information? If so, contact our Kaiwhakahaere Hononga Māori, Kim Peita (kimp@nrc.govt.nz). When you hit apply, you will be taken through to our external careers site, and will be able to view the Job description here: JD: Kaiāwhina Kaupapa Māori Tiaki Hapori
Applications close on 10 October 2024
We review applications as they are received / apply now as the close date may change. Please note we will not accept email applications.
Applicants for this position should have NZ residency/citizenship or valid NZ work visa.
We regret to inform you that this job opportunity is no longer available
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