
1001 - 5000 employees
📚 Education
🏛️ Government
🤝 Non-profit
Education • Government • Non-profit
Ministry of Education New Zealand is the government’s lead advisor on the education system, shaping the direction for education, government agencies, and education providers. With over 4,000 talented individuals across 37 locations, the Ministry works to make a significant impact on the future of New Zealanders through education, promoting opportunities for students and educators alike.
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1001 - 5000 employees
📚 Education
🏛️ Government
🤝 Non-profit
Education • Government • Non-profit
Ministry of Education New Zealand is the government’s lead advisor on the education system, shaping the direction for education, government agencies, and education providers. With over 4,000 talented individuals across 37 locations, the Ministry works to make a significant impact on the future of New Zealanders through education, promoting opportunities for students and educators alike.
• Undertake objective, respectful and trauma-informed reviews of sensitive claims lodged with the Ministry • Consider relevant background information • Conduct online or in-person interviews with claimants • Prepare high-quality written outputs to support informed decision-making across claim resolution • Manage sensitive and challenging discussions with empathy, discretion and professionalism • Apply trauma-informed, culturally responsive and mana-enhancing engagement practices • Ensure written reports are accurate, comprehensive and aligned with Ministry claim review policies and guidelines • Provide well-reasoned advice for senior decision-making • Maintain accurate workflows, documentation and case records across systems and databases • Share knowledge with colleagues and contribute to continuous improvement within the Sensitive Claims Group • Support the Ministry’s redress process for historic abuse or neglect claims in state schools
• Strong experience building trusted relationships in complex contexts • Proven ability to manage sensitive conversations with empathy and professionalism • Experience in trauma-informed practice and/or working with a diverse range of vulnerable groups • Experience engaging with Māori or Pasifika communities, iwi, hapū or whānau groups • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Strong analytical and technical writing skills, including working with complex or legal information • A background in social work, counselling or a similar field would be an advantage • Some understanding of the public sector, Machinery of Government and education sector is welcome but not necessary • Ability and willingness to adhere to the Public Service Standards of Integrity and Conduct
• KiwiSaver • Permanent, full-time employment • Flexible location anywhere in Aotearoa New Zealand • Recruitment assistance or adjustments available for full participation in the recruitment process
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