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School Principal Leadership Coach – Volunteer in the Solomon Islands
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Christchurch Central, Canterbury
Management - Vocational (Education Training)
Full time
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Posted 15h ago

About Our Partner Organisation

Don Bosco Technical Institute is an organization which is open to young people who are technically inclined and are ready to commit themselves to change. They offer technical education based on reason, religion and kindness and are focussed on training a generation that is able to fulfil the expectations of a variety of trades and industries.

They support the education and development of young people by involving them in decision-making and extra-curricular programs. The institute is overseen by a principal who is a graduate of the institute. While they are confident teaching trades there are areas that could be improved on such as staff development, curriculum review and renewal, and general leadership skills.

What You’ll Do

As a VSA Volunteer, you'll immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Solomon Islands as you mentor the principal of the Institute. You will give them the skills and confidence to lead well and work alongside them as they engage with staff to review the structure and content of current courses. More generally, you will also support and mentor the principal to develop their leadership skills, helping them to communicate effectively, lead the team, and reflect on actions and practices.

Your Skills and Experiences

Masters level qualification in Education
Experience in adult curriculum development
Proven experience in mentoring at senior management level
Familiarity with unit standards

Discover the Solomon Islands

Explore the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Solomon Islands, a breathtaking archipelago nestled in the South Pacific. You’ll discover pristine coral reefs teeming with marine life, lush rainforests, exotic birds and cascading waterfalls. Join us and let the welcoming Solomon Islanders leave an unforgettable mark on your soul.

Volunteering with VSA

For over six decades, Volunteer Service Abroad Te Tūao Tāwāhi (VSA) has been leaving a legacy across the Pacific. Through remote, in-country, and local volunteer programs, we empower volunteers to make a difference, fostering friendships that transcend borders.

How to Apply

Seize this incredible opportunity by applying through our website. For further details on this assignment, reach out to volunteer@vsa.org.nz. Applications close 27 October 2024.

We cover most expenses, including flights, visas, insurance, accommodation, living allowance, and utilities during your assignment. Please note that VSA Volunteers must be New Zealand citizens or permanent residents.
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Community Services Development
51-100 employees

Volunteer Service Abroad - Te Tūao Tāwāhi operates volunteering programmes across the Pacific. We work with local partners and communities to establish long-lasting relationships that are locally led with an ethical approach to ensure our assignments are relevant and sustainable.

We provide the resources, skills, and knowledge so that the impact achieved during an assignment can be built upon for years to come. Our partners include regional and central government agencies, local and national NGOs, education and health organisations. We additionally work with New Zealand and regional partners such as UNICEF, World Vision, UN Women and the Pacific Community (SPC).

Volunteer Service Abroad - Te Tūao Tāwāhi operates volunteering programmes across the Pacific. We work with local partners and communities to establish long-lasting relationships that are locally led with an ethical approach to ensure our assignments are relevant and sustainable.

We provide the resources, skills, and knowledge so that the impact achieved during an assignment can be built upon for years to come. Our partners include regional and central government agencies, local and national NGOs, education and health organisations. We additionally work with New Zealand and regional partners such as UNICEF, World Vision, UN Women and the Pacific Community (SPC).
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