Enviroschools Regional Coordinator

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Nationally Enviroschools is a successful and growing programme. Enviroschools Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui is a well-established and vibrant network.

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Company: Toimata Foundation

Location: Wellington

Work type: Part Time

Salary: n\a

Phone: +64-3-442-8184

Fax: +64-9-774-3340

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  • Varied, interesting and diverse shared leadership role
  • Opportunity to make a difference with a proven programme
  • Part-time, fixed-term contract

Enviroschools Regional Coordinator

Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Greater Wellington

He mihi tenei ki a koutou nā Toimata Foundation  

 

The Organisation and the Programme

Toimata Foundation is a charitable trust focused on creative sustainability.  We work in partnership with 100 partner organisations to support two nationwide programmes - Te Aho Tū Roa and Enviroschools.    Enviroschools is an action-based education programme where children and young people plan, design and implement sustainability projects and become catalysts for change.      Over 1,000 schools and early childhood centres are part of Enviroschools. 

The Role

Are you looking for a varied, interesting and diverse role?  Would you like to play a pivotal role in a proven sustainability programme?

Effective regional leadership is vital to the integrity, success and direction of Enviroschools.   In Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Greater Wellington the regional coordination of Enviroschools is shared between two people, working together and with specific areas of focus.    The overall role involves leading the Enviroschools Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui team in the strategic aim of growing a regional network of schools and ECE centres committed to sustainability.    The role also contributes to the programme at a national level.

The specific areas focus of the Co-Coordinator we are recruiting for are:

  • Managing the multiple relationships that are essential to the effectiveness of Enviroschools in Wellington.
  • The communications strategy for the region.
  • The financial strategy for the region.

The role is based in the offices of Greater Wellington Regional Council, who provide the core funding for the Enviroschools Programme in the region.    It is offered as an independent contract with an hourly rate and is 25 hours/week.

The Person

Critical to this role is a commitment to the environment and sustainability, and an interest in working in bringing about change in communities.  We are seeking someone who has the following experience and qualities:

  • A personal connection with the kaupapa of Enviroschools and a commitment to sustainable living.
  • Proven success in developing and maintaining collaborative relationships across multiple organisations.
  • Big picture thinker who operates strategically. 
  • Well-developed team support and management skills with an inclusive style of working that brings people together.
  • Knowledge and understanding of tikanga Māori with good te reo Māori pronunciation.
  • Ability to take a strategic approach to communications and convey ideas to a diverse range of audiences.
  • Financial management skills.
  • Pragmatic, adaptable and comfortable with the shared leadership approach. 

For a copy of the job description or other information please email [email protected] or call Kristen Price 07 959 7321.   If this role is of interest to you and you meet the above qualities and requirements please apply via Seek.   Attach your CV and include a cover letter outlining why you would like to work for Enviroschools and what you bring to this role.  

Applications close midnight Sunday 29th July

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