Kaiako Māori - #310629

Do you have a passion for sharing local knowledge with tamariki? Are you passionate about creating engaging interactive learning experiences? Would you thrive in a museum and art gallery setting?

E kākaunui ana koe ki te toha i kā kōrero o te takiwā ki te huka tamariki? He kākau whiwhita koe ki te auaha i kā wheako ako e āhuareka ana, e pāhekoheko ana?

This is an exciting period of transformation and growth for Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Toitū Otago Settlers Museum and Lan Yuan and we are seeking an experienced and dynamic Kaiako Māori who will work across our arts and cultural institutions as part of the Audience Development Team.

He wā whakaihiihi tēnei, te whakapakaritaka, te whakapakeketaka o Te Whare Toi Tūmatawhānui o Ōtepoti, o Toitū o Lan Yuan hoki, ā, kai te rapu mātau i tētahi Kaiako Māori whai wheako, tainekeneke ka mahi ki kā whakanōhaka toi, kā whakanōhaka ahurea hai peka o te Tira Whanake Mineka.

In this role, you'll be responsible for kaupapa Māori programme development and the implementation of bespoke education programmes across our facilities within a mātauranga Māori framework.

Ki tēnei tūraka ko ō kaweka, ko te whakatinanataka o te hōtaka kaupapa Māori, ko te whakatūtaka o kā hōtaka mātauraka hākai ki ō mātau rauhaka katoa ki roto tou i te aka mātauraka Māori.

You will also be responsible for developing and nurturing key relationships with the education and community stakeholders within Ōtepoti.

Ka kawe hoki koe i te haepapa tuitui i te taura takata ki te huka whaipāka ā-mātauraka, ā-hapori hoki ki roto i a Ōtepoti.

Working in a supportive and engaging environment, this is a unique and exciting chance for you to establish and deliver a variety of te reo Māori and English programmes and an opportunity to creatively apply your reo and teaching skills.

I roto tou i te wāhi mahi whai tautoko, i te wāhi whakaohooho, he wheako tūhāhā, he wheako whakaihi ki a koe ki te whakatū, ki te whakaako hoki i ētahi hōtaka reo Māori, reo Pākehā, ā, he wā anō hoki ōhou ka tuku auaha tō reo me ō pūkeka whakaako.

The teams across the Dunedin City Council Museums and Galleries are on a navigational journey to integrate Te Tiriti o Waitangi into our institutional practices and values. We work reciprocally and collegially to acknowledge the mana of our team and partners, and to support all the stages of this journey.

He toi whakairo, he mana takata.

E koke whakamua ana kā tīma o kā Whare Taoka me kā Whare Toi o te Kaunihera ā-Rohe o Ōtepoti ki tētahi ara whakaū ana te Tiriti o Waitangi ki roto ki kā tikaka me kā uara o ō mātau whakanōhaka. Ka mahi ki raro i te maru o te whanaukataka, o te mahi kātahitaka kia hiki ai te mana o ō mātau tīma, ō mātau hoa mahi, ā, ki te taunaki hoki i kā wāhaka katoa o tēnei kokeka. He toi whakaairo, he mana takata.

If you have a positive outlook, sound experience in the field of teaching, a strong willingness to take on the diverse tasks required of a Kaiako in a public gallery and museum environment, and the ability to create enriching interactive art, cultural and social history experiences to inspire our tamariki - then we would love to hear from you!

Mehemea he tirohaka matareka tōhou, he wheako whai tūāpapa ki te ao whakaako, he kōiko kaha hoki ki te kawe i kā mahi kanorau kai kā pokohiwi o te tūraka Kaiako ki roto i te whare toi tūmatawhānui, ki roto i te whare taoka hoki, mēnā kai a koe kā pūkeka ki te auaha i kā wheako toi, i kā wheako ahurea, i kā wheako kōrero tāhuhu pāpori e whakahihiihi ana ā tātau tamariki - tēnā, tāria ana mātau te roko kōrero i a koe!