Library Services & Information Management (Education & Training) Full time Total Annual Remuneration $76,100 - $84,600 We are currently seeking a Digital Programmes Specialist to join our Programmes team at Te Ao Marama - Tauranga City Libraries. This is an exciting opportunity to: Empower the community to navigate through the digital age. Join a team with community at the heart of everything they do. Combine your passion for learning with your digital skill set to design and deliver programmes to improve digital literacy in Tauranga Moana. As a Digital Programmes Specialist, you will empower, enrich, and elevate Tauranga Moana by cultivating a space for digital learning and growth through a variety of programmes, workshops, presentations, and interactions. You will work with a wide range of people and groups and be responsible for delivering a responsive service which fits the needs of the community. Your mahi will involve: Planning, coordinating, and delivering a variety of digital offerings, including one-to-one digital help sessions, small group classes, tech workshops, holiday programmes, and outreach presentations. Look for opportunities where Te Ao Marama - Tauranga City Libraries can work with external stakeholders to deliver meaningful digital learning to Tauranga Moana. Establish and nurture networks within the community which Te Ao Marama - Tauranga City Libraries can support through digital learning. Deliver responsive digital training to library staff when needed. Work with the wider Programmes team on larger community programmes and campaigns. The role is primarily Monday to Friday, however regular weekend and after hours work to meet programming needs is expected. Nga Pukenga I What you'll need to succeed Connection is the key to success in this role. You must enjoy talking with people, guiding them to work through their digital challenges, and helping them to gain the skills they will need for future success. You will have a strong desire to share your digital knowledge to create positive outcomes for the community in the digital space. Ideal candidate will have: Relevant Tertiary Qualification eg. Bachelor of Education, Library Studies, Computer Science, Maori Studies, Arts or equivalent experience Ability to relay technical information to customers in a manner that is easily understood and empowering. Awareness of Te reo me ona tikanga Maori with the desire to further your knowledge. A curiosity to discover and learn new technologies and platforms and share learning with others. Strong digital literacy skills across multiple platforms. Knowledge of different coding platforms would be advantageous but not essential. Event/programme and lesson planning, coordinating and delivery experience. Experience working with a variety of community groups, including youth, underrepresented groups and adults. Confident, professional and adaptive communication skills. Experience developing and leveraging external stakeholder relationships. Current Full Driver's License. Tauranga City Council is one of Tauranga's largest employers, and we are always looking to attract great talent to join our driven, passionate, and community-focused team. We always strive to ensure that you feel valued and supported in the workplace. To highlight that our people are our greatest asset, we offer a wide range of benefits that include 5 weeks annual leave, flexible hours and work from home options, as well as career development opportunities. Me pehea te tuku tono | How to apply If you are passionate about libraries, working for the community and Tauranga Moana, and lifelong learning, then we would love to hear from you. For more information contact Elle Reid at or 027 456 1452 Please note we will not be accepting applications via email. If you wish to apply, please click 'Apply' at the bottom of this page and follow the link. For more information, refer to the detailed position description attached. Tauranga City Council is committed to the protection and wellbeing of children in the community. A key part of this role involves working with children so, as part of our assessment of candidates, we conduct Police Vetting prior to employment to ensure we continue to provide a safe environment. This requirement complies with the Vulnerable Children's Act 2014 and you can find out more about our safety process check here Applications close Sunday 21st April 2024 at 11:59 pm Report this job advert Don't provide your bank or credit card details when applying for jobs. #J-18808-Ljbffr
