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Tēnā koe. Nau mai ki te Kuratini Tuwhera. Mō te tūnga | About the role Reporting to the Manager, Learning and Teaching, you will lead the delivery of a portfolio of programmes and manage a team of
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hundreds of organisations and hundreds of thousands learners. This role is based at our Lower Hutt Campus. We are looking for an Intermediate Full Stack Developer to join a broad product team. The role is
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Academic Staff Member (ASM) – Construction to facilitate learning on a range of construction programmes via our cutting-edge online platform. Location: Lower Hutt campus. As an Academic Staff Member, you
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Academic Staff Member (ASM) – Construction to facilitate learning on a range of construction programmes via our cutting-edge online platform. Location: Lower Hutt campus. As an Academic Staff Member, you
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, technology enabled courseware for open, distance and flexible learning programmes. With day-to-day line responsibilities for a team of learning designers, you will report to the Manager, Courseware Improvement
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bring to the role Experience in developing bicultural and/or culturally responsive courseware and programme design Knowledge and experience of instructional/learning design principles and educational
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is responsible for projects related to programme and courseware development. The role ensures that delivery of projects aligns with the organsational direction and performance targets and provides
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Tēnā koe. Nau mai ki te Kuratini Tuwhera. Mō te tūnga | About the role Reporting to the Programme Delivery Manager, this is an exciting role where you can use your skills gained as a teacher and
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balance Free on-site car parking A modernised working environment Subsidised school holiday programmes for your children Free fitness classes Great coffee at our on-site café Ngā pūkenga mo te tūnga | What
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embedded in all of our programmes and organisational practices. You’ll foster strong relationships with leaders, kaimahi, and stakeholders, and drive key initiatives that grow te reo Māori proficiency and