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Nau mai, haere mai ki te paetukutuku o Te Kāreti o Ōpōtiki.
We are a College with a proud history. We have learnt so much as a school community from the impacts of COVID and we are excited by the new initiatives that our school will pursue in the near future. The rebuild for our new school starts in 2023.
As a College we work in close partnership with our local iwi, Te Whakatōhea. We take pride in knowing that we are a whānau and community driven school. Academic achievement, vocational pathways, growing leadership capabilities and students’ wellbeing are at the forefront of all that we do. We provide students with learning opportunities which empowers them to gain new knowledge and to be solution focused in an authentic environment. Student wellbeing and care is at the heart of all pastoral decisions. Their social, emotional and health needs are met through some deep understanding that our rangatahi of today face significant challenges.
We strive for our students to be “Connected Learners, Confident Citizens: Tohenihorau, Toherauariki”. We are committed to grow a strong sense of cultural and personal identity within our students and to uphold values of Respect, Responsibility and Resilience: Me Māhaki, Me Ngākau Titikaha, Me Tohetoa.
Respect for others begins with respect for oneself. Taking responsibility for one’s own learning helps to grow independent learners. We support students to be resilient and to find ways to rise above adversities. Staff at Ōpōtiki College are dedicated professionals who will go the extra mile to support students learning and success.
When you come to Ōpōtiki College you will join a whānau who is supportive and will share values that will help you to succeed in education in the 21st century and to thrive beyond the school gates.
Mrs Terehia Channings
Principal
Ōpōtiki College
Kia ora e te whānau, a reminder that tomorrow Thursday 6th June iss a staff only day
Administrator/Personal Assistant
Ōpōtiki College is seeking an energetic, organised and experienced Administrator to join our Administration team. This role incorporates main office reception duties, personal assistance to the Principal, and management of key health and safety obligations for the College.
The candidate will be proactive, resilient, and confident running a front office space, including answering phones and welcoming manuhiri, whānau and students. Previous experience as a Personal Assistant is preferred.
Reporting to the Director of Finance and Property, the role is an integral part of our College, and is a permanent position which can be term time only, or annualised to suit the successful candidate.
Grade 3 Step 7 of the Ministry of Education Support Staff Collective Agreement.
Please include a Cover Letter and Resume with your application. Applicants must have New Zealand residency or a valid New Zealand work visa and be available for in-person interviews. Interviews will be conducted as applications are reviewed.
Applications close Friday 7 June 2024.
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