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Responsibilities: Lead the development and execution of international recruitment and business development strategies. Oversee offshore and onshore operations aligned with the International Education Strategy. Build
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coach your direct reports ensuring their wellbeing, productivity, performance, growth and development are encouraged and sustained. Key Responsibilities: Partner with leadership, providing expert insights
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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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Full time permanent role Work-life balance Career Development Kia hiwa rā! At Unitec, we're passionate about the power of education to positively change the lives of our learners, their family and
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engaged. Prepare tenders, manage contracts, and liaise with local councils on permits and compliance. Champion health and safety, and ensure all projects meet NZ Building Code and regulatory standards
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, ensuring equity for Māori and increased learning access for all. Te āheinga: The Opportunity As the Director Marketing & Brand, you will lead the strategic development and execution of marketing and brand
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the Business Analytics specialization. Contribute to curriculum development and continuous improvement of our programmes. Engage in research and scholarly activities aligned with the School's strategic goals
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of the vocational education sector this is an advantage (but not essential). This is a challenging role that makes a difference. You will enjoy developing resources and tools to support project implementation and
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to ensure consistent and pragmatic application of project management methodologies. Developing resources to support project and change management implementation. Supporting broader administrative and
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Certificate programmes and will be well-positioned to generate funding and development opportunities for the MAP programme. Successful candidates will be able to: Demonstrate knowledge of indigenous research