Te Wananga o Aotearoa
Te Wananga o Aotearoa Employee Reviews in Auckland City, Auckland
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Great Place to work
Head of Education Support (Former Employee) – Auckland City, Auckland – 21 September 2018
I have had some great managers and enjoyed working here. Love their mission and vision. The hardest part of the job is when new managers comes through that don't know the core business.
Pros
Opportunity to learn at any level is there if you want to
Cons
It takes a lot of your time away from your family
People and Place
Administration Officer (Former Employee) – Auckland – 24 October 2018
People I worked with were awesome, you make some good friends. The only downfall is that Management need to be more consistent with decision making across the board. The most enjoyable part of the job is how when kaimahi get together and support each other.
Pros
Good people, awesome gym facilities and trainer.
Cons
management decision making, favoritism.
the people around you make it was it is
basic health and fitness (Former Employee) – Auckland – 13 September 2017
i think this organisation is very beneficial for a lot of people who would like to make a change in themselves or even others. It brings everyone close together and brings off a very fun vibe between the people. lots of adults and teens attend this this course 4 days a week for the normal school hours and you can either find your own way to get there or transport can be provided. the most enjoyable part for me was running around doing activities with everyone and colliding with other groups. Its a Maori organisation so a lot of islander/Maoris attend this program, but not only that there is at least one of every culture going there.
A very sociable environment to work for
Computing Tutor (Former Employee) – Auckland, Auckland – 6 August 2017
Te Wananga o Aotearoa is a great sociable environment to work for and learn from. All resources and support needed to upskill yourself is provided. Very supportive understanding management. Staff and management work in a team to get the job done.Lovely cultural opened environment.
Fun and vibrate place to work.
Manager, Student Support (Former Employee) – Auckland New Zealand – 16 March 2017
A Māori worldview, philosophies and theories of education. ako (reciprocal and transformational relationship of teaching and learning); aro (assessment, evaluation, reflective praxis); whanaungatanga (enduring relationships) and te hiringa (spirituality and passion).
Pros
People
Cons
Long hours
Productive
Finance Administrator - Youth Guarantee (Former Employee) – Auckland, Auckland – 4 April 2016
challenging but good at the same time. Working along side the Tutors in regards to funds.
Enjoyed working with Administration and Finance Staff. Te Wananga O Aotearoa was under going restructuring so I cant say much except to say I enjoyed working there.
Enjoyed working with Administration and Finance Staff. Te Wananga O Aotearoa was under going restructuring so I cant say much except to say I enjoyed working there.
Pros
free lunch after P.D.L
Cons
n/a
fantastic innovative wananga with a heavy focus on professional development and student learning
Te Ara Reo Maori Tutor (Former Employee) – Auckland, N – 13 March 2015
Tutoring both one on one and whole class.
Planning and resource making.
Consistent professional development and in house information sharing
Supportive staff working together towards the revitalization of Te Reo Maori me ona tikanga
The most enjoyable part of the job was witnessing of student development and learning, developing and maintenance of student relationships
Lots of learning through singing, role play and games.
The hardest part again was the consistent weekend work and teaching 3 nights a week keeping you away from the family night time routine
Developing my own personal pedagogy through identifying learning styles and Accelerated Learning Techniques.
Planning and resource making.
Consistent professional development and in house information sharing
Supportive staff working together towards the revitalization of Te Reo Maori me ona tikanga
The most enjoyable part of the job was witnessing of student development and learning, developing and maintenance of student relationships
Lots of learning through singing, role play and games.
The hardest part again was the consistent weekend work and teaching 3 nights a week keeping you away from the family night time routine
Developing my own personal pedagogy through identifying learning styles and Accelerated Learning Techniques.
Pros
Working with great people to revitalize the Maori language
Cons
teaching at night working most weekends as well as days
Enjoyable work place.
level 2/3 computing (Current Employee) – Auckland, N – 22 August 2013
Going to work was a typical day, because you enjoyed having the weekend off then monday it starts all over again.
I learned alot when i was working.
Management was okay.
Co-workers were pretty good beside one person sometimes.
The hardest part of the job was when your busy doing your work and someone tells you to do something else,it gets frustrating sometimes.
The enjoyable part of the job is when everybody gets together and joke with each other even the management.
I learned alot when i was working.
Management was okay.
Co-workers were pretty good beside one person sometimes.
The hardest part of the job was when your busy doing your work and someone tells you to do something else,it gets frustrating sometimes.
The enjoyable part of the job is when everybody gets together and joke with each other even the management.