136 days ago

LOVE WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY? We may have the job for you!

Heather Baldwin from Karori Community Centre

UPDATE: POSITION FILLED

Thanks to ALL the wonderful people who applied or sent through emails of interest. We have been almost overwhelmed by the quantity and quality of applicants. As we were keen to make an appointment as soon as possible, we have short listed and interviewed some wonderful, community focused people and made our appointment.

The new person starts on Monday 19 August - watch this space to find out who our new COMMUNITY SUPPERSTAR is !!!

What a great community that has so many capable, experiences and community focused individuals who want to work with us to make Karori a really great place to live and be part of.. It was a REALLY tough decision ....



Karori Community Centre - Job-share fixed term position – about 12 hours per week

We are looking for a customer focused person, with lots of initiative and the ability to learn quickly, to job-share the Office Coordinator role.

This is a fixed term position starting asap until about 20 December 2024. Flexibility with your hours would be helpful, and if you can work more hours occasionally (to a max of about 25), that would be an advantage, usually between 9am and 3pm.

In the New Year a permanent part-time role will be coming available.

You will be part of a small, close-knit team and ensure our community users have a warm, inspiring, helpful experience. No two days are ever the same.

Using your welcoming manner, you will provide general reception duties, excellent administrative support and may be involved in one-off events. You will have good communication, interpersonal and networking skills, be highly self-motivated and take initiative. Being friendly, composed and efficient are key along with having a proactive approach to problem solving.

You will help ensure the office is run effectively, manage bookings, invoicing, the cleaning contract, coordinate minor building repairs and ensure Health and Safety procedures are in place. You will have great Microsoft skills. Ideally you would also be familiar with Xero and have social media skills, or be prepared to learn.

For further information email Heather Baldwin on chair@karoricommunitycentre.org.nz

To apply please forward a brief CV with a covering letter telling us a little bit about yourself to chair@karoricommunitycentre.org.nz

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