Join Toi Mai, theWorkforce Development Council | Ohu Ahumahi for Nga Peka o Toi, the creative,cultural, recreation and technology industries of Aotearoa. Our role is toensure our sectors have a skilled, diverse and thriving workforce, and that ourindustries have greater leadership and influence within vocational education.Honouring te Tiriti o Waitangiis front and centre in our mahi, as is applying te ao and matauranga Maori withinour qualifications and improving access and equity for all learners. Moreinformation about Toi Mai and the role of Workforce Development Councils can befound here .Te ahua o Te Turunga– The nature of the positionWe are lookingfor a Quality AssuranceSpecialist | Te Ringa Hangai to perform moderation and other quality assurance tasks across our standard settingfunctions. This role could be based in Wellington, or Auckland and is a permanent full time position.The QualityAssurance Specialist determines whether learning outcomes have been met byundertaking external moderation activities with multiple providers, in accordance with external moderation plans. This role has a focus on continuousimprovement and working collaboratively with providers to monitor and evaluateassessment documentation and decisions to ensure that standards are appliedvalidly and consistently to all learners. Besides moderation, this role is alsoresponsible for other quality assurance activities including consent to assess,micro-credential support and programme endorsement.Key responsibilities include:Undertaking pre- and post- assessment moderation of provider assessment materials (desk-based, on- site, or forums)Providing specialist input into the development of moderation plansEngaging with providers to ensure compliance and improvementEvaluating consent to assess and programme endorsement applications from providersWe'd love to hear from you if you have:Experience in the tertiary or vocational education sector - knowledgeof NZQA, New ZealandQualifications framework, and training delivery optionsThe QualityAssurance Specialist determines whether learning outcomes have been met byundertaking external moderation activities with multiple providers, in accordance with external moderation plans. This role has a focus on continuousimprovement and working collaboratively with providers to monitor and evaluateassessment documentation and decisions to ensure that standards are appliedvalidly and consistently to all learners. Besides moderation, this role is alsoresponsible for other quality assurance activities including consent to assess,micro-credential support and programme endorsement.Moderation and qualityassurance experience – including interpreting the assessment requirements of unit standardsPassion for the creative, culture,technology and/or sportand recreation sectorsExperience engaging with a variety of people andorganisationsHold unit standard11551, an adulteducation qualification, or equivalent knowledge and skillsAbility to speak Te Reo Maori would be an advantage, but is not essentialWe are a workplace that values and utilises diverseand inclusive thinking, people and behaviours. This means that our staff honourTe Tiriti o Waitangi and reflect the diversity of Aotearoa, New Zealand and the industries and people we work to support,and that the contributions of staff with diverse backgrounds, experiences,skills and perspectives are valued and respected.Te tono – How to applyIf this soundslike you, clickon the Apply now button to be redirectto the application page - Positiondescription is located the bottom of the page.To enquire furtherabout the role, please email the Peopleand Culture team at ****** close – 10 March 2024Report this job advert Don't provide your bank or credit card details when applying for jobs.Researching careers? Find all the information and tips you need on career advice.#J-18808-Ljbffr
