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Job Offer: Media and Communications Advisor:Department of ConservationJob description:Job DescriptionAre you passionate about the Lower North Island region and would thrive in an opportunity to lead, influence and deliver their communications?Te Papa Atawhai | Department of Conservation is seeking an enthusiastic, energetic, creative and organised Kaitohutohu P?p?ho a Whakap? | Media and Communications Advisor to join the National Media and Communications team. He angit?tanga: About the function Reporting to the Team Lead Communications Regional, you will lead and deliver media and communications for the Lower North Island Region, telling their amazing conservation stories. You will also provide media and communications support to a number of national portfolios and projects, with the support of the wider Media and Communications Team. You will be required to quickly identify risks and opportunities, adapt your approach and provide stakeholders with appropriate communications support when required. This a full time 40 hours a week function located in Wellington. He k?rero m?u: What We are seeking for: We are seeking for a flexible self-starter and capable multi-tasker who has strong communication planning and writing skills. You will have a natural capability to tell stories using multiple channels, as well as the capcapability to identify and act on opportunities, engaging with different audiences and proactively seek opportunities. To be prosperous in this function you will have: » practice leading communications and media relations » A tertiary qualification in communications, media, public relations or marketing » Creative practice telling stories using a range of internal and external communications channels, as well as a proven track record of communicating across a diverse and distributed organisation » practice in developing and implementing effective systems to manage critical communications issues and risks » capability to quickly understand multiple issues, manage conflicting priorities and operate to a high standard » Excellent communicator and collaborator with both internal and external stakeholders » practice partnering and engaging with iwi and tangata whenua as well as an knowledge of the implications of the Treaty of Waitangi is highly desirable Ng? ?huatanga kei a m?tou: What’s in Information technology for you? A great supportive and collaborative working environment. Being the multiple award winner of the most attractive employer in the public sector (and second overall) with an average turnover beyond 10 years, we know people generally really enjoy working with us! We offer a range of flexible working options depending on the needs of the function and its work context. We highly value the new skills and fresh perspectives brought into the organisation. This is your chance to contribute to our culture of continuous improvement. Eligibility to work in New Zealand is mandatory - this includes holding a valid work visa that covers the whole period of employment. How to submit the application:Please apply online via the DOC Careers Centre with a CV and cover letter demonstrating how you meet the requirements above.For any queries, Contact Us by:Communications Team Lead Regional Robyn Orchard,rorchard@doc.govt.nzor 0274761769, quoting vacancy 500/52404. Applications close at 5pm, Monday 30thAugust, 2021. DOC is committed to a diverse workforce that represents the communities we serve, and to creating an inclusive workplace culture.Skills:
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