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Kinetic Recruitment

Boarding House Manager/Students

  • Posted 1w ago
  • On Site
  • Full Time
Location

Auckland

Salary

$55  -  $58 k/yr

Job Description

  • Are you passionate about the education sector?
  • Live on site
  • Work school terms only


Accomodation + Education

Intro

  • The ultimate responsibility of this role is to ensure the well being and safety of the students in your particular boarding house
  • Living away from home is a very exciting time for these students but also at times they will need someone they feel comfortable turning to for advice or help eg general support, managing their health needs/liasing with the Medical Centre, attending meetings when required etc
  • You will liaise and work alongside the Housemaster, teachers, parents and house staff (no staff report to this person)
  • Apart from pastoral care you will also be involved with Health & Safety, Property management, sorting/folding laundry, administration, responding to parent requests, House activities, organising travel, assiting in planning of House social functions, and PD etc



Duty hours:

  • Term time only
  • You are not required to be available during school hours per se but during mornings before school starts, just before the end of the school day, evenings and occasional Saturday mornings
  • Monday to Friday 6.45am - 8.30am, 2pm - late afternoons, 8.45pm - 10.30/10.45pm
  • Saturday (occasional mornings)


A beautiful subsidised living environment is on offer ie live on site at a discounted rent - 50% off market value

You

  • You will likely have an existing educational related background
  • Maybe you are looking to transfer your existing skill set into an educational environment where it is all about motivating and supporting students to achieve their very best
  • Such a great opportunity to assist this amazing school ensure their students be all they can be, where your sensitivity, care-giver nature, understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity will be highly valued
  • The role requires someone to have ideally a current First Aid Certificate (or in the process of getting)
  • A clean full driver's license and Health & Safety experience


On offer:

  • Excellent remuneration ($55-58,000 annualised)
  • Accomodation, as a live-in role all year at a discounted rent ie 50% off market value
  • Term time only
  • Be part of a caring Boarding House team (as other Houses)
  • Health insurance subsidy
  • Discounted lunches
  • Free parking
  • Gym
  • Employee Assistance programme
  • Immediately available


Interested? Opportunities like this are rare, please don't delay, apply now! - send your CV to Sue Brash by clicking APPLY

Reference
BBBH62570_1737079729

Hard Skills Required

  • First Aid Certification
  • Health & Safety Knowledge
  • Administrative
  • Pastoral Care Experience
  • Valid Driver’s License

Soft Skills Required

  • Empathy
  • Communication
  • Organizational
  • Problem-Solving
  • Cultural Sensitivity

Benefits and Perks

  • ❤
    Care and Appreciation
  • 🏎
    Competitive Salary

Job Schedule

  • Monday to Friday

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