Kiwi Can Leader

About the role

Responsible for the local delivery of the Kiwi Can Programme with energy and passion, adhering to the high standards and professionalism of the programme. Enhance the Kiwi Can Programme through inspiring role modelling and a commitment to ongoing initiatives that support the philosophy of equipping tamariki to reach their greatest potential. This role is for 35 hours per week.

Key responsibilities

• Uphold the high standards and integrity of the Kiwi Can programme

• Plan, prepare and deliver high quality lessons which meet Kiwi Can Programme requirements

• Lead or be involved in school activities during at least half of the school lunch and play times

• Plan and coordinate school and community projects

• Role model Kiwi Can values within the school and community

• Demonstrate cultural responsiveness and understanding of Te Ao Māori and tikanga appropriate to local Iwi

• Engage with schools for programme delivery, development, operational, evaluation and relationship purposes

• Promote and support the ongoing integration of the Kiwi Can programme in schools

• Adhere to all relevant School and Graeme Dingle Foundation policies and procedures including health and safety

• Meet Kiwi Can administrative requirements, including incident reporting and Safety Management documentation

About you

• Experience or knowledge of health and physical education or other areas such as sport, music, art or drama would be an advantage

• Ability or experience in facilitation, coaching and mentoring

• Previous experience, knowledge and or qualifications delivering content aligned with Te Ao Māori and tikanga appropriate to local Iwi would be an advantage

• Knowledge or experience in working with schools

• Strong local connections and networks

• Excellent interpersonal skills including verbal and written communication and presenting

• Own reliable transport and a current, clean driving licence are required

• A passion for making a difference to young peoples lives

• Demonstrates and role models the values of the Kiwi Can programme

• Awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity

About us

The Graeme Dingle Foundation has been helping tamariki and rangatahi overcome life's obstacles and succeed for over 30 years. Founded in 1995 as the Project K Trust, the Foundation is a leader in child and youth development, providing young people with the opportunity to build self-confidence and resilience, learn valuable life skills and to see different possibilities in life. Kiwi Can provides Year 1-8 students with the opportunity to build self-confidence and learn valuable life skills by participating in a unique developmental programme. It is run in primary and intermediate schools across New Zealand.

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If you are interested in the position, please apply through SEEK by submitting your CV and cover letter.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and interviews may be held throughout the recruitment process. We encourage interested applicants to apply early, as appointments may be made before advertising concludes.