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Trainer
Electorate Trainer - Kaikoura
Trainer
#749230
Remote / WFH
New Zealand Government
Job Description
Do you have experience in delivering prescribed training to diverse audiences? We are seeking skilled and enthusiastic people to join our team of Electorate trainers across the motu.
These roles will be dispersed throughout the electorate. You may be working remotely or from one of our Electorate Headquarters, and you need to be available outside of regular business hours, including weekends. You may also be required to travel, and a drivers licence is required. Full training is provided.
As an Electorate Trainer, you will play a vital role in the delivery of training to all the Voting Place kaimahi ensuring that they understand their roles and can excel in them. If you have excellent communication skills, experience in a strong knowledge of training delivery, and a commitment to cultural competency, we want to hear from you!
We are looking for trainers across Blenheim, Kaikoura, Amberley and Picton so please indicate which are your preferred locations you would like to be considered for.
Mo tenei turanga mahi | About the role
Join our team as a Trainer and ensure all our Voting Place kaimahi receive comprehensive training aligned with national requirements. As a key player in our organisation, you will collaborate with managers to plan and execute training programs, prepare training areas, deliver prescribed training successfully, and provide valuable feedback. Your exceptional communication skills, cultural competency, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team will contribute to the growth and success of our workforce.
These are casual roles with an hourly rate of $34.56 (including 8% holiday pay). The role will start with training in mid-September.
Mo Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri | About the Electoral Commission
Confidence in a free, fair, and secret voting system is at the heart of any democracy.
In Aotearoa New Zealand this is something we almost take for granted. But it relies on the integrity of our electoral process, and at the Electoral Commission safeguarding trust and confidence in this process is central to everything we do.
Here's your chance to contribute to New Zealand's democracy as part of a team who will deliver voting services to voters in various Electorates. It's an exciting and varied role within a team which is committed, supportive and hands-on.
Mohou ake | About you
To be successful in this role you will preferably be an experienced trainer or facilitator, with excellent planning, communication and people skills. You can work in complex environments where there is a lot going on at one time, working with people from all walks of life. You thrive in the excitement of delivering a national event.
He aha t u e mahi ana | What you'll be doing
Collaborate with the Recruitment and Rostering Manager and Electorate Manager to facilitate training for our Voting Place kaimahi.
Prepare and set up training areas according to the Electorate Manager's guidelines.
Attend training sessions to familiarise yourself with training materials and delivery requirements.
Complete necessary training and eLearning.
Conduct evaluations of participants, providing constructive feedback to the Recruitment and Rostering Manager.
Deliver nationally prescribed training to voting place staff within the time allocated, ensuring successful outcomes.
Ko ng mea ka hiahiatia e koe kia angitu | What you'll need to succeed
The ability to present using a variety of forms, particularly PowerPoint.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including pronunciation of te reo M ori.
Experience in delivering training, utilising nationally prescribed strategies and materials.
Proven ability to train a diverse and culturally inclusive audience.
Strong interpersonal skills that build effective relationships.
Demonstrates integrity, trustworthiness, and the ability to handle sensitive information.
Action-oriented with a drive for results, taking initiative to achieve goals.
Methodical and disciplined approach to training delivery within set timelines.
Access to reliable transportation.
M te tuhono mai ki Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri ka aha? | Why join the Electoral Commission?
The Commission is building an inclusive strength focused culture where diversity is encouraged and valued, and we welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, orientations and identities. We want to provide a flexible working environment where everyone feels valued and supported. We are happy to discuss what works for you. You will join a team who are here for the right reasons, and we are passionate about what we do.
He aha e whai ake nei | What's next?
To view the job description or to apply for this role, click 'apply' or for more information please contact recruitment@elections.govt.nz
If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to tell us when you apply so we can assist you through the recruitment process.
Applications close Sunday 26 July at 11pm so apply today!
We will be reviewing applications as they are received and may progress with suitable applicants prior to the application closing date.
You must be legally allowed to work in New Zealand.
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These roles will be dispersed throughout the electorate. You may be working remotely or from one of our Electorate Headquarters, and you need to be available outside of regular business hours, including weekends. You may also be required to travel, and a drivers licence is required. Full training is provided.
As an Electorate Trainer, you will play a vital role in the delivery of training to all the Voting Place kaimahi ensuring that they understand their roles and can excel in them. If you have excellent communication skills, experience in a strong knowledge of training delivery, and a commitment to cultural competency, we want to hear from you!
We are looking for trainers across Blenheim, Kaikoura, Amberley and Picton so please indicate which are your preferred locations you would like to be considered for.
Mo tenei turanga mahi | About the role
Join our team as a Trainer and ensure all our Voting Place kaimahi receive comprehensive training aligned with national requirements. As a key player in our organisation, you will collaborate with managers to plan and execute training programs, prepare training areas, deliver prescribed training successfully, and provide valuable feedback. Your exceptional communication skills, cultural competency, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team will contribute to the growth and success of our workforce.
These are casual roles with an hourly rate of $34.56 (including 8% holiday pay). The role will start with training in mid-September.
Mo Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri | About the Electoral Commission
Confidence in a free, fair, and secret voting system is at the heart of any democracy.
In Aotearoa New Zealand this is something we almost take for granted. But it relies on the integrity of our electoral process, and at the Electoral Commission safeguarding trust and confidence in this process is central to everything we do.
Here's your chance to contribute to New Zealand's democracy as part of a team who will deliver voting services to voters in various Electorates. It's an exciting and varied role within a team which is committed, supportive and hands-on.
Mohou ake | About you
To be successful in this role you will preferably be an experienced trainer or facilitator, with excellent planning, communication and people skills. You can work in complex environments where there is a lot going on at one time, working with people from all walks of life. You thrive in the excitement of delivering a national event.
He aha t u e mahi ana | What you'll be doing
Collaborate with the Recruitment and Rostering Manager and Electorate Manager to facilitate training for our Voting Place kaimahi.
Prepare and set up training areas according to the Electorate Manager's guidelines.
Attend training sessions to familiarise yourself with training materials and delivery requirements.
Complete necessary training and eLearning.
Conduct evaluations of participants, providing constructive feedback to the Recruitment and Rostering Manager.
Deliver nationally prescribed training to voting place staff within the time allocated, ensuring successful outcomes.
Ko ng mea ka hiahiatia e koe kia angitu | What you'll need to succeed
The ability to present using a variety of forms, particularly PowerPoint.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including pronunciation of te reo M ori.
Experience in delivering training, utilising nationally prescribed strategies and materials.
Proven ability to train a diverse and culturally inclusive audience.
Strong interpersonal skills that build effective relationships.
Demonstrates integrity, trustworthiness, and the ability to handle sensitive information.
Action-oriented with a drive for results, taking initiative to achieve goals.
Methodical and disciplined approach to training delivery within set timelines.
Access to reliable transportation.
M te tuhono mai ki Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri ka aha? | Why join the Electoral Commission?
The Commission is building an inclusive strength focused culture where diversity is encouraged and valued, and we welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, orientations and identities. We want to provide a flexible working environment where everyone feels valued and supported. We are happy to discuss what works for you. You will join a team who are here for the right reasons, and we are passionate about what we do.
He aha e whai ake nei | What's next?
To view the job description or to apply for this role, click 'apply' or for more information please contact recruitment@elections.govt.nz
If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to tell us when you apply so we can assist you through the recruitment process.
Applications close Sunday 26 July at 11pm so apply today!
We will be reviewing applications as they are received and may progress with suitable applicants prior to the application closing date.
You must be legally allowed to work in New Zealand.
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