Māori cultural adviser

Also known as

Chief Māori adviser, principal adviser Māori strategy, Māori development manager, general manager Māori, Māori engagement adviser, deputy chief executive pou matua, principal adviser capability Māori

AUT programmes

• Māori Development Major - Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Business Conjoint Programmes

Work environment

• Usually work regular business hours
• Usually work in offices
• May travel locally to meetings
• Need to lead others, communicate well and identify and solve problems

Typical tasks

• Develop and support cultural competency and capability
• Design and implement cultural programmes
• Establish a cultural competency strategy and approach
• Promote Māori principles and values
• Support te reo Māori use
• Promote diversity and cultural inclusiveness
• Implement the Māori worldview
• Build relationships with iwi and crown agencies
• Embed Te Tiriti principles

Salary information

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