Job Advertisements - Taulanga Ū Charitable Trust

Lead Teacher - Talanoa Ako

Position Details

Taulanga U

Are you a passionate NZ Registered Teacher who loves uplifiting Pacific families, supporting NCEA learners, and leading heart and culture? Taulanga U is looking for a Lead Teacher to guide our Talanoa Ako Parent Programme and Learner Support Programme.

What You’ll Do

  • Facilitate 10 parent workshops with warmth and cultural depth
  • Deliver 20 hours of high-quality NCEA tutoring 
  • Mentor Supporting Teachers
  • Bring our values of Faka’apa’apa, Tauhi Va, and ‘Ofa into every space
  • Ensure quality, compliance, and accurate reporting accountability to the Ministry of Education
Why Join Us?
Here, culture and community come first. You’ll lead with purpose and create real impact in the lives of Pacific parents and youth.

Required

  • NZ Teaching Registration
  • NCEA Teaching Experience
 

Supporting Teacher - Talanoa Ako

Position Details

Taulanga U

If you’re a NZ Registered Teacher who loves supporting learners, connecting with families, and teaching in culturally grounded environments — this role is perfect for you!

What You’ll Do

  • Support delivery of parent workshops
  • Provide small-group NCEA tutoring
  • Assist with CAAs, assessments, and learner resources
  • Support attendance, surveys, and reporting
  • Maintain culturally safe and respectful learning environments

Additional Requirements

  • Teaching background in Numeracy and Literacy
  • Full NZ Driver Licence
  • Legal entitlement to work in Aotearoa New Zealand

Why You’ll Love It

You won’t just teach — you’ll uplift confidence, culture, and belonging for Pacific learners and their families.

 

Receptionist (Frontline Champion)

Position Details

Auckland

Do you have a warm smile, strong admin skills, and a passion for serving people?
Taulanga Ū is seeking a Receptionist who will be the welcoming face of our organisation and the heart of our daily operations.

Your Role

  • Greet visitors with warmth and cultural respect
  • Manage calls, bookings, enquiries, and front desk operations
  • Support meetings, catering, and logistics
  • Uphold privacy, safety, and Taulanga Ū values
  • Maintain an organised, welcoming office environment

Requirements

  • Full NZ Driver Licence
  • Legal entitlement to work in Aotearoa New Zealand

Perfect For Someone Who Is

Friendly • Organised • Community-minded • Calm under pressure • Values-driven

 

Projects Administrator (Community & Programme Support)

Position Details

Auckland

Are you an organised, proactive, people-focused administrator?
Taulanga Ū is looking for a Projects Administrator to support our Community Services Manager and help coordinate programmes across 22 church branches.

Your Roles Includes

  • Coordinating project schedules, milestones, and reporting
  • Supporting Whānau Resilience, Youth Work, Pastoral Care & Transitional Housing programmes
  • Managing bookings, logistics, and programme resources
  • Maintaining accurate data, records, and compliance
  • Liaising with church branches, providers, contractors, and service teams

Requirements (Amended)

  • Full NZ Driver Licence
  • Legal entitlement to work in Aotearoa New Zealand

Why This Role Matters

Your work strengthens the foundation of our services — ensuring frontline teams are supported so whānau can thrive.

 

Men's Behaviour Change Coordinator (Setup Phase)

Position Details

Taulanga Ū – Auckland

Taulanga Ū is establishing a culturally grounded, transformative programme for Pacific men — and we need a skilled, strategic, and culturally competent leader to build the foundation.

Your Mission

  • Develop programme frameworks, policies, and referral pathways
  • Build partnerships with churches, community leaders, and sector specialists
  • Ensure MSD compliance and setup reporting
  • Create training materials for future facilitators
  • Establish a culturally aligned, values-driven programme

You Bring

Programme development experience • Cultural competency • Strong networks • Understanding of behaviour change • Ability to work independently

Why This Role Is Special

You will build something that protects families, restores relationships, and strengthens our community for generations.

 

How to Apply?

  1. Email your CV and one-page cover letter to aihaosea@taulangau.co.nz or contact 021 0220 1342 applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis; interviews may occur before the close date.   

Let’s journey with our whānau and watch them thrive—together.