Casual Programme Assistant - Rodney region

Overview

sKids was founded in 1996 when two parents created a structured out of school care service for primary aged children. Now we’re New Zealand’s favourite kid’s hangout, welcoming over 3800 tamariki each day at over 170 school sites. Working at sKids brings out the inner child in all of us! We like to have fun no matter what we do. Some of the activities you can be involved in include day trips, cooking, arts & crafts, science, sports and so much more!

About the Role

• Supervise and assist children in programme activities.
• Ensure that the working environment is kept clean, tidy, hygienic and safe for all children, staff, parents and visitors to the programme at all times.
• Assist the Programme Manager as required to run the daily format as scheduled as per duties outlined on the task list.
• Report back to the Programme Manager with any concerns regarding a child or behaviour issues.

Hours of Work

Successful candidates will be required to work around the sites mentioned below. To ensure flexibility and ease of travel between locations, having access to a reliable vehicle is essential.

As a Casual Programme Assistant, you will be scheduled to work on a need-on-need basis, Monday to Friday between the before & afterschool schedule. The majority of your shift, if you are rostered to work, will be during the after school shift.

Location of Work

You will be rostered across various sites within the Rodney & North shore region. This flexibility provides the opportunity to work more hours.

Perks & Benefits

Qualifications

We’re Looking For Someone Who Has,

How To Apply

Apply now and one of our friendly team members will contact you via email once you've been shortlisted.

Safeguarding

sKids is committed to Child Protection and the safeguarding of children and young people in our care and we expect all staff to operate in a way that reflects this intent. All successful applicants will be subject to a satisfactory Police Record Check. All applicants must hold the right to work in New Zealand.

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