Help inspire growth
Programme facilitators (Kaikawe Hōtaka) run therapeutic programmes that are designed to help prisoners understand the factors that led to their offending.
They help offenders to take responsibility for their actions, motivate them to change their behaviour and teach them new skills which will help them lead a life free of crime once they return to the community.
The role
Programme facilitators plan, research and deliver a variety of programmes, as well as monitor progress to make sure people are getting the most out of their sessions.
Programmes are usually delivered in small groups but can involve working one-on-one with individuals.
What's on offer
What we offer
- A salary range of $63,120 to $77,146
- Four weeks' holiday annually
- Initial Learning Pathway – 1 week Ara Tika (induction in Upper Hutt), then 8 weeks role specific intensive training (at home site)
What you need
- Are good at communicating with a range of people
- Are future-focused positive role models who are interested in helping others
- Can motivate others and are engaging
- Have the ability to self-reflect and be willing to take feedback and be challenged
- Have experience applying theoretical concepts to their work
- Have strong analytical and critical reasoning skills.
What we offer
- A 40 hour working week usually Monday to Friday
- A salary range of $63,120 to $77,146
- Four weeks' holiday annually
- Initial Learning Pathway – 1 week Ara Tika (induction in Upper Hutt), then 8 weeks role specific intensive training (at home site)
What you need
We are looking for people who:
- Are good at communicating with a range of people
- Are future-focused positive role models who are interested in helping others
- Can motivate others and are engaging
- Have the ability to self-reflect and be willing to take feedback and be challenged
- Have experience applying theoretical concepts to their work
- Have strong analytical and critical reasoning skills.
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