Opportunities - jobs, training, scholarships, representation
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Mahi hou | Representation roles | Scholarships | Other opportunities
Kia tu katoa rā, te Mauri Ora, me te Ohaoha, me te Hononga, me te Taiao o Ngāti Rārua, a te tau 2040.
By 2040, a viable Ngāti Rārua culture, economy, society and environment.
Mahi Hou
Practitioner, Rongoā Māori
Mō mātou - About us
Te Hauora o Ngāti Rārua is a Kaupapa Māori health service committed to providing the very best care to all whānau in our hapori (community] of Wairau who need our tautoko (support).
Mō te tūnga - About the role
Rongoā Māori is a traditional Māori healing practice grounded in tikanga Māori and Māori world views. It includes the use of herbal remedies as well as the incorporation of physical and spiritual therapies. It is a vital aspect to tangata Māori as it encourages whānau, hapū and iwi to achieve mana motuhake (self-autonomy), rangatiratanga (self-determination) and mana.
This role is 32 hours per week, worked Monday - Thursday inclusive.
Read more and apply online
We have an opening for a Stylist at our Salon at Tauwhiro
Pop in for a chat, 65 Scott Street.
Full-time, Part-time... let's talk!
Tūranga: Tumuaki | Principal
Kura: Te Pā Wānanga o Ōmaka Marae
Location: Wairau (Blenheim)
Position Type: Full-time, Permanent
Te Pā Wānanga o Ōmaka Marae is a kura reo Māori serving ākonga from Y0–8, deeply grounded in the identity and epistemology of Kurahaupōtanga and the whakapapa of Rangitāne, Ngāti Kuia, and Ngāti Apa ki te Rā Tō.
We seek a visionary and competent leader in te reo Māori and Kurahaupōtanga to guide our kura through its establishment and beyond.
As Tumuaki, you will work in partnership with our Establishment Board and the Ministry of Education to implement foundational systems, recruit kaimahi, co-construct a localised curriculum, and uphold the tikanga of our haukāinga. This is a unique opportunity to lead a kura grounded in the mana, reo, and mauri of Kurahaupō.
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Representation roles
There are no roles advertised at present.
Scholarships
Sir Henare Ngata Scholarship for Māori accounting students
Applications are now open for the BDO Sir Henare Ngata Scholarship for Māori accounting students heading into their final or penultimate year of study.
The goal is to equip recipients with the knowledge, professional network and guidance to succeed and thrive in their careers, to become trusted advisers of the future.
Three national scholarships are offered, consisting of:
- Financial assistance for study-related costs $7,500
- Internship at one of our BDO New Zealand member firms
- Registration for the annual Ngā Kaitatau Māori o Aotearoa hui and related costs up to $1,500
- Mentorship with BDO for the final year of study (March to November)
Marlborough Lines Tertiary Scholarship for Māori
Nau mai, e te whānau! Tonoa mai tēnei karahipi mā te Māori!
Open to all mana whenua, including Ngāi Tahu, both school leavers and adult learners can apply.
From 2024, the scholarship will be administered by Te Rūnanga a Rangitāne o Wairau.
Te Rau Puawai
Te Rau Puawai aims to increase professionalism in the Māori mental health workforce. It supports Massey University students who are studying towards a qualification in this field.
Key facts
Value: Contribution to fees and travel plus learning support
Type of study: Full-time, Part-time, Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Masters
Of note: Academic mentorship.
Ko tā Te Rau Puawai he whakawhanake i te hunga e mahi ana i te rāngai hauora hinengaro Māori. Ka tautokohia ngā tauira e whai ana i ngā tohu e hāngai ana ki te hauora hinengaro Māori.
Te Rau Puawai is one of the most successful academic support programmes in the country. Over the last 20 years it has helped more than 400 health workers into the Māori mental health workforce.
The programme is a partnership between Health Workforce NZ and Massey University. It gives bursaries and learning support to students who want to begin or complete a Massey University qualification in the areas of:
- psychology
- nursing
- rehabilitation
- social work
- social policy
- Māori health
- Māori studies
- health science.
This scholarship is open year-round and you are welcome to apply any time. Your application will be considered in the next available intake.
Tiaki Wai Fund
The Tiaki Wai Fund is like the teina to our Wai Ora Fund. Its purpose is to promote and advance Māori interests in freshwater fisheries.
Projects can be awarded up to $7,500 with applications open all year until the fund is fully allocated.
Other Te Tauihu opportunities
- Te Kotahi te Hoe Trust jobs page
- Te Ātiawa O Te Waka-a-Māui Trust
- Ngāti Toa job vacancies
- Ngāti Tāma job vacancies
- Ngāti Āpa ki te Rā Tō opportunities
- Rezource job advertisements
- Tasman District Council
- Nelson City Council
- Marlborough District Council
- Te Whatu Ora Nelson Marlborough DHB
- Port Nelson
- TradeMe Nelson Tasman jobs
- TradeMe Marlborough jobs
- Student Job Search
Other opportunites
Training
Courses at Te Pūkenga | NMIT
Find out about Te Pūkenga | NMIT courses on their website.
