Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi offers a range of programmes, from certificates to doctorates, and provides educational opportunities to all Māori, New Zealanders and indigenous students. Of importance is the vision to promote, grow and sustain Māori language, knowledge and culture in all its manifestations and with regard to tikanga Māori practice.
We are committed to being world class. Our aim is to develop Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi as an outstanding site for Māori and indigenous scholarship, and that starts with the excellence of our people. We are proud of our committed and supportive teaching faculty and professional staff – a feature of our outstanding staffing complement is the large number of Māori academic staff who have doctoral qualifications as well as broad experience in their teaching and research fields.
We offer our staff a supportive working environment in which targeted professional development and research contribution are highly valued. A major focus is on providing top-level support for our academics and our research teams.
Our beautiful main campus in Whakatāne provides a stimulating work environment with national facilities that are second to none, and is centrally located in the ‘Sunshine Capital’ of New Zealand, picturesque gateway to the recreational and lifestyle opportunities of the eastern Pacific Coast and its unspoilt hinterland. Our other campuses are located in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) and Te Tai Tokerau (Northland).
We are always interested in hearing from talented individuals who are passionate about making a difference for our students and their communities.
Lecturer - Te Aka Pūtaiao
We are looking for a full time Lecturer to recruit students and then deliver the Te Aka Pūtaiao programme (Certificate in Environmental Studies) commencing in Semester 2 (July 2024). If you have a passion for environmental science and working with marae, hapū and iwi then read on …
Lecturer - NZ Certificate in Study Skills and Career Preparation
We are seeking an experienced Lecturer to deliver the NZ Certificate in Study Skills and Career Preparation. This role involves teaching, student recruitment, professional development, and administration. If you are committed to providing quality education and fostering a positive learning environment the join us in making a difference!
Lecturer
We are looking for a part time (0.6 FTE) Lecturer to deliver te reo rangatira and tikanga Māori papers across three years of the Bachelor of Health Sciences Māori Nursing programme.
So, if you have the ability to deliver these papers and you have a passion for education that will build capability for future Māori Nurses, then read on ….
Application Support Engineer - Student Systems
We are seeking an Application Support Engineer - Student Systems to provide application support relating to student centric systems to the Academic Registrar and wider TWWoA management. If you are enthusiastic about supporting educational excellence and meet the requirements of the role, we would love to hear from you!
Receptionist
We are seeking a Receptionist (1x fulltime OR 2x part-time) for our Whakatane campus. In this role you will be the first point of contact to manaaki (greet, meet, and look after) our manuhiri (visitors), tauira (students), and kaimahi (staff) in a manner that models the values of our organisation. The role also provides operational administration support services.
Job Vacancies
- Phone: 0508 92 62 64
- Email: HR.vacancies@wananga.ac.nz