The Senior Portfolio Lead is responsible for leading key workstreams, fostering strong relationships, contributing to deliverables, meeting deadlines, and supporting team success.

The Senior Portfolio Lead, Service Improvement is responsible for leading key workstreams, fostering strong relationships, contributing to deliverables, meeting deadlines, and supporting team success.

We are seeking a talented leader for our Historians team—an influential group of specialists who play a critical role in the progress and completion of Treaty settlements.

The role sits at the intersection of the Treaty of Waitangi, people leadership, history, relationships and public service – making it highly meaningful work, with inter-generational importance.

As a Speech Language Therapist, you will play a critical role in our region’s Learning Support by: 

Working to understand the impact of children and young people’s speech and language difficulties in the context of their home, school and community.

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

As a Kairuruku, you will hold a crucial position within our Mental Health team, collaborating closely with the Intervention and Support Practice team.

The Procurement Specialist will assist with running non-complex tender processes, including developing documentation, managing the tender process through to award of contracts and management of smaller contracts/specialist areas.

As the Senior Advisor Business Support, you will play a key role in providing high‑quality administrative support and advice for all enquiries received by our Business Support team in Te Poutāhū Curriculum Centre.

The Pou Whirinaki – Services to Māori team are looking for an experienced administrator. Pou Whirinaki is a team at Community Law Wellington and Hutt Valley (CLWHV) that is dedicated to providing legal services to Māori.

The role of the Psychologist is to provide effective, efficient and equitable psychological services for the benefit of children and young people with additional learning needs in accordance with the goals, objectives and policies of the Ministry of Education. 

In this role you'll bring your excellent storytelling and digital communications experience to help create clear, compelling stories and products for Te Tari Whakatau, working closely with teams across Te Tari Whakatau and the Ministry of Justice.

We're looking for an experienced and motivated Asset Manager to join our School Property team and play a key role in shaping quality learning environments. This regionally based role is pivotal in shaping the future of school infrastructure. 

We are offering permanent roles, with one position available at each of our offices: Lower Hutt, Porirua, and Masterton.

As a Speech Language Therapist, you will play a critical role in our region’s Learning Support team.

As a Psychologist you will play a critical role in our region's Learning Support team by: 

Enhancing inclusive practices in early learning services, schools and other educational settings

Providing professional support and guidance to early learning centres, schools, teachers and families and building the capacity of those who are best placed to support the learning of children and young people

The Pou Whirinaki – Services to Māori team are looking for a senior lawyer. Pou Whirinaki is a team at Community Law Wellington and Hutt Valley (CLWHV) that is dedicated to providing legal services to Māori.

We are looking for an experienced worker with the right skills to deliver legal education sessions and advocacy support services to our Māori whānau. The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting in leading the legal education program in our community.

This two-year fixed term role based in Dunedin, is a sign of the commitment between Te Papa Atawhai and Kā Rūnaka ki Ōtākou to enhance the engagement of whānau, hapū and iwi to deliver on our conservation goals and to the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. 

The University of the South Pacific (USP) is seeking an exceptional leader as its next Vice-Chancellor and President (VCP). Reporting to the University Council, the VCP is the chief executive officer and principal academic leader of the University, a role of profound regional significance.

We welcome applications from candidates with a demonstrated focus in criminology and/or criminal justice. The successful candidate will teach within the Criminology curriculum and contribute to the wider programme.

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced early childhood professional to join our dynamic Te Tai Tokerau team. This is a full-time, fixed-term role to 30 September 2026, and based in our Kaitaia Office.