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Job Opportunity: Senior Advisor:MinEducationJob description:Job DescriptionWhakapiki i nga putanga hua matauranga ma nga akonga me nga whanau MaoriImprove education results for Maori learners and whanau Mahi kotui ki nga whanau, ki nga hapu, ki nga iwi me nga hapori Work collaboratively with whanau, hapu, iwi and communities Whakatika i te kaikiri me te makihuhunu i te punaha matauranga Help address racism and bias within the education system »Fixed-term opportunities (two years) »Senior Advisors »Wellington About us The Parent Information Community Intelligence (PICI) group designs and drives initiatives that support parents, whanau, hapu, iwi, employers, and communities (demand side groups) to positively influence our education system and help every New Zealander learn, progress and achieve. Families are the most powerful influence on a child’s progression and achievement. Building powerful partnerships between whanau, employers, communities and educators will help raise aspirations and lift progress and achievement for all learners. We design and deliver initiatives and programmes that support these partnerships with a focus on tamariki the education system has not served well – Maori, Pacific and disabled learners and whanau in particular. Te Hurihanganui is one of our core pieces of work. Information technology is a kaupapa that will address racism, strengthen equity and accelerate the educational achievement and w ellbeing of akonga Maori and their whanau in the education system. About the functions We are seeking for Senior Advisors to support the strategic alignment of internal Ministry of Education and external agency implementation of this kaupapa in six communities across Aotearoa. The Senior Advisors will work closely with the System Change Manager and Kaiwhakahaere to provide the operational and administrative support needed for transformative shifts in the education system. Both functions will be responsible for working collaboratively across the team to coordinate and maximise opportunities for transformative shift. We are seeking for people who: » are passionate about improving results for akonga Maori and their whanau » can demonstrate practice in the practical application of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and fostering racial equity » can communicate verbally and in written form effectively in te reo Maori at a beginner level and has an knowledge of tikanga Maori » have a collaborative working style with a drive to deliver results » high level of attention to detail and time management capability. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you. Please review the position description by copy and pasting this link into your browser: https://expressonline.haineslink.co.nz/pdfs/679411_JobDesc.pdf How to submit the application:For more information, Contact Us by Sarah Asher on 04 463 7639 orsarah.asher@education.govt.nz Applications close on Thursday,1 April 2021.Skills:
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