Due to the nature of the client base a fluency in te reo Maori and a knowledge of tikanga Maori will be important, although people without these skills, who have a willingness and commitment to learn te reo and tikanga will be considered. This is a position which involves administering and co-ordinating the delivery of the Executive and International MBA programmes. The Programme Co-ordinator will work closely with the Director or designate who has the academic responsibility for the programme, liaise with the teaching staff and be a first point of reference for the participants. You will be a highly motivated person who has excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Essential requirements include initiative, demonstrated ability to respond proactively to a variety of situations, commitment to quality, and a sound knowledge of customer service.
Computer skills are essential especially with word processing and spreadsheet packages.
The successful applicant will also have proven organisational experience. Applications, on the University of Waikato form, close on 6 June 1998. A vacancy has arisen for a dynamic and creative PR person to play a key role in the development of a strong, vibrant and professional Public Relations Office at New Zealand's University for the 21st Century. The appointee will play a key role in helping to shape the future direction and successes of the University's public relations profile. You must demonstrate a high level of communication skills.