Current Positions Available
We are currently experiencing growth here at the Graeme Dingle Foundation and have positions available.
Graeme Dingle Foundation Western Bay of Plenty, Regional Manager
With the guidance and support of the National Support Office, Trustees and other Regional Managers this role manages and coordinates all staff, resources, external providers and mentors to deliver the licensed programmes in your region, with a focus on ensuring high quality outcomes for programme participants. You’re someone who sets and pursues ambitious and challenging goals with a focus on the bigger picture. thrive on the responsibility of working across an entire organisation with the ability to bring people together to deliver positive outcomes. If you’re driven by creating social impact within a well-rounded leadership role, we’d love to hear from you! Find out more here.
Graeme Dingle Foundation Marlborough, Kiwi Can Leader
Kiwi Can builds a foundation of values and life skills that students take with them through school and into later life. Each student takes part in a Kiwi Can class once a week and enjoys a positive, uplifting environment that encourages self-belief and confidence. Working in teams of two (but as part of a close-knit broader team), you will work together to plan, prepare and deliver high-quality lessons for school-aged tamariki 5-12 years old. If you are ready to have a positive impact on New Zealand’s youth, then apply now! Find out more here.
Graeme Dingle Foundation Wellington, Career Navigator/Kaiwhakatere Mahi Coordinator
As a Career Navigator Programme Coordinator, you will deliver the Career Navigator programme in the Wellington region with passion and professionalism, ensuring its impact on rangatahi, mentors, and schools. Reporting to the Regional Manager, you’ll build strong relationships, coordinate mentors, deliver inspiring content, and contribute to the programme’s growth and success. Join us in helping rangatahi thrive, overcome challenges, and create a brighter future for all. Find out more here.
Become a Mentor
The Graeme Dingle Foundation are looking for people who want to support the next generation by mentoring a young person. It will take your commitment over a period of 6 – 12 months depending on the programme where you will mentor a young person for this duration. No prior experience is required, we provide all the info you’ll need to be an awesome mentor.
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