Job Description Te Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunity Why Join Us?: This isn't just a job. It's your chance to influence and support rangatahi Mori to shine in secondary, tertiary and enter the health workforce. Become apart of the transformation of the health workforce.

Dive into a fun and rewarding role that's all about kaupapa Mori. If you want to inspire young Mori rangatahi/students (Year 9 -13) to aspire to being the best they can be and guide those who are interested in exploring a career in the health. The Whakapiki Ake Project (WPA), is a Mori recruitment pipeline that actively engages with rangatahi and whnau.

Supporting their journey through secondary school and into a health-related, tertiary study programme in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences (FMHS) at the University of Auckland. We work closely with schools, internal University of Auckland teams and many external organisations. Key Responsibilities: Connect with Mori students, encourage and support their cultural and academic growth.

Create sustainable relationships with whnau and schools to support rangatahi to maximise their potential and opportunities. Be ready and keen to learn more about the secondary and tertiary health pathways. Be a self-starter, getting things done in a fast-paced environment.

Plan, prepare and eventually run projects, events and presentations. Map, track and monitor. This is a fulltime ( 37.

5 hours per week) permanent position. The salary range for this role is between $72,000- $88,900 dependent on skills and experience. For more detailed information, please refer to the Position Description .

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