This is a unique opportunity for experienced policy professionals to help shape the future of New Zealand's data system. You'll be part of a small, high-performing team working at the heart of government, advising on how data can be used more effectively to improve outcomes for Aotearoa. 

You will shape frameworks and programmes that lift organisational capability, enable inclusive leadership, support succession and retention, and embed cultural safety across the University.

As a Special Education Advisor you will play a critical role in our region’s Learning Support team by: 

Supporting parents and whānau, teachers and schools to meet the learning support needs of children and young people

Developing and maintaining collaborative relationships with a range of professional partners, community and sector groups and support agencies to ensure that services are coordinated and effective

This is a permanent, part-time (0.5FTE) role based in Christchurch.  

As Te Kahu Tōī IWS Psychologist, you will work as part of a team to understand the needs of the young person and family and implement evidence-based interventions in your areas of expertise.

The Administrator, Contracts and Processing role is part of Te Pou Ohumahi Mātauranga | Education Workforce (TPOM) operational commitment to the delivery of government priorities and raising the profile of the education profession to New Zealanders and overseas. 

Working closely with colleagues across the University and with our international partners to manage admissions and enrolments for partnership students, prepare and host delegation visits, coordinate events, maintain accurate records and reporting, and contribute to new business development initiatives.

We're looking for a Design and Creative Manager to lead our talented in-house Creative Hub team, drive brand-aligned creative strategy, and manage impactful design and creative projects across digital, print, moving image, and experience platforms.

As Chief Advisor Assessment, you'll play a key leadership role in how assessments are designed and delivered across Aotearoa. Working closely with the Deputy Chief Executive and teams across NZQA, you'll help turn strategic priorities into practical, meaningful change that improves outcomes for all learners.

This senior-level role requires strong customer focus and leadership in agile delivery environments. You'll be expected to operate autonomously, lead discovery workshops, and mentor other BAs while driving strategic outcomes.

This award has been set up to enable a New Zealand writer of fiction, poetry, drama or non-fiction, or a literary translator of te reo Māori, to become the University's Kaipukahu Writer in Residence for 2026. We welcome applications for these genres in te reo Māori and in English.

This position has a focus on those ākonga learning through te reo Māori, supporting the implementation of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa with a particular emphasis on tūarere 1-3. To strengthen our national Curriculum Advisory Service, you will have a strong background and understanding of teaching and learning through te reo Māori.

Are you passionate about supporting high-quality teaching and learning that makes a real difference for all ākonga? As a Curriculum Adviser you’ll be at the forefront of educational change, working directly with schools and kura in your region to implement curriculum and assessment and aromatawai changes.  

This position has a focus on those ākonga learning through te reo Māori, supporting the implementation of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa with a particular emphasis on tūarere 1-3. To strengthen our national Curriculum Advisory Service, you will have a strong background and understanding of teaching and learning through te reo Māori.

This position has a focus on those ākonga learning through te reo Māori, supporting the implementation of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa with a particular emphasis on tūarere 1-3. To strengthen our national Curriculum Advisory Service, you will have a strong background and understanding of teaching and learning through te reo Māori.

This position has a focus on those ākonga learning through te reo Māori, supporting the implementation of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa with a particular emphasis on tūarere 1-3. To strengthen our national Curriculum Advisory Service, you will have a strong background and understanding of teaching and learning through te reo Māori.

You will be a Registered Nurse with a current Nursing Council of NZ Annual Practising Certificate.

Your role requires a foundation in strong cultural competence, encompassing an understanding of the Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its application, along with cultural knowledge and experience in working with and for Māori, whānau, and iwi.

We are looking for a Speech Language Therapist to be part of a close-knit, community-focused team that maximises learning and promotes social inclusion for children and young people with learning support needs.

Do you have a passion for improving educational achievement for all students/ākonga, particularly Māori and Pacific learners, and those with learning support needs? Are you currently working in the education sector and need a new challenge? 

As an Advisor, you’ll support the design of practical, system-focused solutions that support better outcomes for learners, whānau and educators. Working with colleagues across the Ministry, you’ll help support  system-level thinking into operational change that strengthens how education services are delivered. 

This is an exciting opportunity to lead the development, implementation and continuous improvement of the Ministry for Women's information strategy, frameworks, and practices.

As Principal Advisor Information Governance you will ensure that the Ministry's information is governed and managed as a strategic asset, risks are managed and triaged, and business needs and legal obligations are met.