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Tūturu Project Coordinator - National Role
Full time
Location: Auckland
Are you passionate about supporting secondary schools to better respond to alcohol, drugs, gambling and other health and other wellbeing issues? Are you well-organised, motivated and have an excellent eye for detail?
We're looking for a Project Coordinator to undertake projects that assist with the on-going implementation of Tūturu.
Tūturu helps secondary schools support student wellbeing, using a strengths-based approach.
It combines education and health expertise to strengthen the school climate and pastoral care pathways. We also deliver professional learning and development to school staff, and support curriculum approaches that build critical thinking in rangatahi through the development of curriculum resources for students in Years 9 to 13.
Tūturu is delivered through a national network of provider organisations, with Tūturu Leads and Senior Leads working across Aotearoa in collaboration with schools and health services.
You'll:
develop and deliver projects that assist with the on-going implementation of Tūturu
coordinate data collection and reporting across our Regional Network
You'll bring:
- Project management/coordination experience — from the sectors of health, education, or the community
- Confidence working across multiple workstreams and stakeholders
- Comfort with data, digital tools (Microsoft 365, CRM, survey platforms), and website content delivery
We are looking for someone with strong project management/coordination skills use to working with a range of stakeholders and is committed to the wellbeing of young people/rangatahi and alignment with our kaupapa.
Why you should work with us
We are committed to fostering a work environment that is supportive, flexible, innovative and professional. Our culture is built on genuine relationships, and we pride ourselves on having a friendly, supportive culture where we prioritise treating one another as people first.
Read the full position description (PDF, 149 KB).
Please apply by uploading your cover letter and CV via Seek.
Do not hesitate to apply, we will be reviewing applications as we receive them. We will stop accepting applications on the 11th of September at the latest.
Tūturu National Delivery Lead
Full-time, 1.0 FTE (37.5 hours/week) - National role
Location: Auckland
Are you passionate about supporting secondary schools to better respond to alcohol, other drugs, gambling, and other wellbeing issues? Are you great at creating provider networks and facilitating change? Do you want all young people to be better prepared when making decisions around their wellbeing?
We are looking for a National Delivery Lead to support our Tūturu programme.
Tūturu helps secondary schools support student wellbeing, using a strengths-based approach.
It combines education and health expertise to strengthen the school climate and pastoral care pathways. We also deliver professional learning and development to school staff, and support curriculum approaches that build critical thinking in rangatahi through the development of curriculum resources for students in Years 9 to 13.
Tūturu is delivered through a national network of local provider organisations, with Tūturu Leads and Senior Leads working across Aotearoa in collaboration with schools and health services.
What you'll do:
- Support and coach our network of Tūturu Leads throughout the motu, through regular check-ins, so they can effectively manage their on-going relationships with secondary schools
- Work with our partner organisations to recruit, onboard and induct new Tūturu Leads into the programme
- Monitor the delivery of a whole school approach across each of the regions.
You'll bring:
- Strong relationship management skills and experience
- Experience supporting team cohesion and development
- Dynamic problem-solving skills
Why you should work with us
We are committed to fostering a work environment that is supportive, flexible, innovative and professional. Our culture is built on genuine relationships, and we pride ourselves on having a friendly, supportive culture where we prioritise treating one another as people first.
Read the full position description. (PDF, 177 KB)
Please apply by uploading your cover letter and CV via Seek.
Do not hesitate to apply, we will be reviewing applications as we receive them. We will stop accepting applications on the 11th of September at the latest.