Auckland War Memorial Museum: Connecting through sharing stories of people, lands and seas Auckland Museum is a much-loved culture and heritage organisation at the heart of Auckland's identity, committed to outstanding management of its world-class collections,developing and sharing engaging content through its galleries, exhibition, events, educational programmes and the permanent and volunteer staff who tell the Museum's stories. We are Auckland's home of commemoration as well as the country's oldest research institution and a major tourist destination. Job Description We offer a rich and fulfilling work life where we embrace diversity and nurture our bicultural capability as demonstrated in our Teu le Va and He Korahi Maori strategies. We also offer a great range of benefits such as flexible work and leave, insurances, and an award-winning wellbeing programme. Tamaki Herenga Paenga, Auckland War Memorial Museum is currently in development of our Gallery Renewal Programme with the Toitu Te Taiao gallery, and upcoming Maori Court and Pacific galleries in the near future. It is envisaged that the Interpretive Planner Kaupapa Maori will play a key role in the development of content and interpretation for these galleries. Desired Skills and Experience To be successful in this role: Must be competent and have in depth understanding of te reo Maori, whakaaro Maori and te ao Maori to develop exhibition content and interpretation within a Matauranga Maori context Lead on the development of content and interpretation for specific exhibitions and visitor experiences via a highly collaborative approach and ensuring excellence, innovation and best practice Be responsible for the development of successful, high-quality exhibition interpretive approaches and their associated media (text, graphics, film, digital, physical interactives, etc.). Postgraduate or tertiary qualification in museum studies, Maori studies, material culture, humanities, science, design, communication, or other relevant course of study. A minimum of five years' experience in developing complex and high-cost exhibitions and galleries. Demonstrated experience with exhibition and programme development. A good understanding of tikanga and reo Maori An understanding of Matauranga Maori concepts and principles Whanaungatanga (sense of belonging) and Kaitiakitanga are at the heart of what we do here at Auckland Museum. It all starts with Manaaki, the care and support we provide for our people. That's why we offer a range of benefits and development opportunities or Wai Ora to nurture the holistic well-being and development of our people. Some of our benefits include: Flexible work arrangements to enhance your work and home life. Availability to purchase additional annual leave An award-winning wellbeing programme including free membership with Boost which offers discounts on a range of products and services. An active social club which is part of the fabric of Museum life Life insurance from your first day Income protection insurance after two years of service L&D opportunities to grow in your career You will be joining an organisation who truly values and looks after their people. Applications close: 13 May 2024 , however we reserve the right to bring forward the application deadline. You must be currently eligible to work in New Zealand to apply for this permanent position. To read the full position description clickhere This is a great opportunity for someone looking to be part of a fabulous New Zealand organisation committed to telling our national and Auckland stories, reflecting our unique place in the South Pacific. #J-18808-Ljbffr