Kaupapa | Purpose
At Te Pūkenga our People Culture and Wellbeing (PCW) team foster the development of values-based culture and aligned leadership. Through our mahi, our PCW strategy will ensure we have the people capability to deliver on our organisational strategy and charter commitments.
Together we create meaningful opportunities that enable kaimahi to be at their best both personally and professionally, so they gain in their own growth, as do we for our organisation and those we are here for.
Our team will build and support safe work and wellbeing practices, empowering values-based leadership that will naturally cultivate a safety culture and protection of kaimahi and ākonga from harm within our workplaces.
We have the opportunity for an experienced full-time people and culture business partner to join our rōhe-rua | region two people and culture team, based in the Bay of Plenty.
The Regional People and Culture Business Partner will:
To be successful in this role you will:
More information on the specific requirements and expected deliverables for the Regional People and Culture Business Partner can be found in the position description.
Manawa Ora | Manawa Roa | Manawa Nui
At Te Pūkenga, our values inform our behaviours and the expectations of our leaders and kaimahi. We are inclusive and authentic; embrace the concepts of mauri and mana; value progress over perfection; navigate ourselves and others through change and uncertainty; value lifelong learning and continuous improvement; and lead and support through coaching, developing and growing our Te Pūkenga people.
At Te Pūkenga we are committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, ākonga at the centre, equity, and vocational education and training excellence. As Te Pūkenga kaimahi this role will require you to:
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All applicants must have current legal right to work in Aotearoa | New Zealand. To apply for this role, please click on the ‘apply’ button below.
We value diversity of thought, skills, and experience and we welcome applications from anyone. If you would like to discuss this opportunity pleased contact lee.mackie@toiohomai.ac.nz.