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and have practice experience for a minimum of three years post-graduation. The role supports the delivery of courses across the programme. We will use your skills and specialist knowledge to facilitate
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with a small team and reporting to the Programme Director Tāmaki, you will be contributing to our strategic programme of work to ensure the successful delivery of MIT's and Unitec's Kaupapa. The Project
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reporting to the Programme Director Tāmaki, you will be contributing to our strategic programme of work to ensure the successful delivery of MIT's and Unitec's Kaupapa. Key Responsibilities: Interpreting and
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of Technology) and Unitec. If you thrive in change-driven environments and are passionate about delivering impactful projects that shape the future of tertiary vocational education in Aotearoa, this could be
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programme has shifted from a Kaupapa Māori methodologies driven programme to an indigenous model serving a wide range of migrant communities, including Pacific communities, Māori and Deaf Indigenous
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. What We're Looking For A postgraduate qualification (preferably a PhD or near completion) in Business Analytics, Data Science, or a relevant field. Demonstrated teaching experience at tertiary level
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. Responsible for building and maintaining our web & social media presence, as well as the management and development of our eDM programme and data segmentation, you will have a holistic view of the customer's
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. Unitec is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and celebrate diversity and are committed to building a supportive and inclusive environment for all. This position has been identified as a
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of Skills and Technology Disclaimer: This position has been identified as a potential redeployment for kaimahi who have had their position impacted by the National Office review process. Therefore, in
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Institute of Skills and Technology. We deliver vocational education and training, committed to creating a future for our ākonga (learners) through purposeful learning that places ākonga at the centre