Kiwi Can Coordinator - Southland Company Graeme Dingle Foundation Southland Location Invercargill, Southland
Kiwi Can Coordinator - Southland
Company Graeme Dingle Foundation Southland
Location Invercargill, Southland
Listed Fri 6 Dec, 8:01 pm
Type Part time, PermanentKiwi Can Coordinator - Part Time
(15 - 20 hours/week)
Youth orientated, values driven organisation
Hugely rewarding leadership role, with growth and training opportunities
Varied and autonomous regional role, based in Invercargill
Combine your amazing organisational and people skills by joining a team who are committed to helping Kiwi kids within primary schools build their resilience and confidence.
Company
Our mission is to make NZ the best place in the world for kids to grow up. Operating in 40 communities across 11 regions, and impacting almost 28,000 young people, the Graeme Dingle Foundation is dedicated to transforming young Kiwi lives forever.
Our programmes teach children and young people values such as self-belief, confidence and resilience through fun-filled lessons delivered in schools across the country.
We are proud to be the official charity of New Zealand Rugby. Together we’re giving Southland Kids the grit to overcome life’s obstacles.
Role and Team:
You will be responsible for coordinating the delivery of the Kiwi Can Programme in Southland, requiring you to:
Recruit, induct, train and manage Kiwi Can Leaders to ensure the Kiwi Can Programme is delivered to a high standard.
Observe the quality and performance of the team and provide relevant feedback to both the team and the Foundation.
Respond to and resolve concerns or complaints efficiently and effectively.
Build and maintain strong relationships with both internal and external key contacts, including school staff.
Regularly communicate and meet with your team, participating with primary schools and senior leadership.
Step into a Kiwi Can Leader role when required.
About you:
To be effective in this role, you will ideally have an understanding of the NZ school curriculum and experience working with kids. A background in administration would also be an advantage. Key capabilities to be successful in this role are as follows:
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
The ability to manage the unexpected and act on your own initative
Effectively coach and develop others and the ability to provide feedback
Show respect by accepting procedures and showing openness.
Benefits:
Personally rewarding role where you will make a positive difference to young lives in Southland and New Zealand.
Collaborate with a diverse group of people who share similar values and work towards a common goal.
Hugely varied role where no two days are the same.
Ongoing training, development and career and personal growth opportunities.
Up to 3 weeks additional paid leave during school holidays.
If you’re ready to get stuck in, apply now!
Applications close at 5pm on Sunday 15 December 2019.
Job description available on request.
Please send your CV and cover letter to Dave Gibbs, Regional Manager Southland
[email protected]
Company Graeme Dingle Foundation Southland
Location Invercargill, Southland
Listed Fri 6 Dec, 8:01 pm
Type Part time, PermanentKiwi Can Coordinator - Part Time
(15 - 20 hours/week)
Youth orientated, values driven organisation
Hugely rewarding leadership role, with growth and training opportunities
Varied and autonomous regional role, based in Invercargill
Combine your amazing organisational and people skills by joining a team who are committed to helping Kiwi kids within primary schools build their resilience and confidence.
Company
Our mission is to make NZ the best place in the world for kids to grow up. Operating in 40 communities across 11 regions, and impacting almost 28,000 young people, the Graeme Dingle Foundation is dedicated to transforming young Kiwi lives forever.
Our programmes teach children and young people values such as self-belief, confidence and resilience through fun-filled lessons delivered in schools across the country.
We are proud to be the official charity of New Zealand Rugby. Together we’re giving Southland Kids the grit to overcome life’s obstacles.
Role and Team:
You will be responsible for coordinating the delivery of the Kiwi Can Programme in Southland, requiring you to:
Recruit, induct, train and manage Kiwi Can Leaders to ensure the Kiwi Can Programme is delivered to a high standard.
Observe the quality and performance of the team and provide relevant feedback to both the team and the Foundation.
Respond to and resolve concerns or complaints efficiently and effectively.
Build and maintain strong relationships with both internal and external key contacts, including school staff.
Regularly communicate and meet with your team, participating with primary schools and senior leadership.
Step into a Kiwi Can Leader role when required.
About you:
To be effective in this role, you will ideally have an understanding of the NZ school curriculum and experience working with kids. A background in administration would also be an advantage. Key capabilities to be successful in this role are as follows:
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
The ability to manage the unexpected and act on your own initative
Effectively coach and develop others and the ability to provide feedback
Show respect by accepting procedures and showing openness.
Benefits:
Personally rewarding role where you will make a positive difference to young lives in Southland and New Zealand.
Collaborate with a diverse group of people who share similar values and work towards a common goal.
Hugely varied role where no two days are the same.
Ongoing training, development and career and personal growth opportunities.
Up to 3 weeks additional paid leave during school holidays.
If you’re ready to get stuck in, apply now!
Applications close at 5pm on Sunday 15 December 2019.
Job description available on request.
Please send your CV and cover letter to Dave Gibbs, Regional Manager Southland
[email protected]
