Reports to: College Principal
Weekly Hours: 37.5
Payscale: Senior Leader, Level 5 ($115,000 to $125,000)
Line Reports: Communications Manager, Senior Administrator/Analyst, Development Manager, Senior Accountant, IT Manager.
Carey’s vision
Carey Baptist College is the theological college of the Baptist Union of New Zealand. Carey exists to form Christian leaders who, by the Spirit’s power, will equip God’s people for the work of ministry, and engage in God’s mission of renewing this world.
Primary responsibilities
Leadership
Strategy
Information Technology
Financial Management
Manage the OPEX and capital budgets, reporting regularly to the Board and other entities as needed.
Work with the Operations and Finance Director, Baptist Support Centre to:
Government relations
Build relationships with TEC and NZQA (along with the Academic Director) ensuring compliance as a Private Training Establishment.
Human Resources
Ensure that all staff policies and processes are managed effectively and efficiently and comply to New Zealand law.
Marketing and Communications
Lead the development and implementation of a marketing strategy and associated plans
Alumni and Fundraising
Lead the development and implementation of an alumni and fundraising strategy.
Property
Manage the Carey campus to serve the needs of students, staff and wider stakeholders in accordance with Health and Safety legislation.
Other
Serve as secretary to the Foundation Board and as a trustee on other Carey-related entities as required.
Serve as secretary to the Carey Board.
Required competencies & qualifications
Key attributes
A variety of personal attributes will converge in the life of the successful applicant:
For more information about Carey Baptist College visit the college website: carey.ac.nz
Expressions of interest and application
This role will remain open until filled so please get in touch if you are interested, in the first instance email the Principal, Paul Jones paul.jones@carey.ac.nz to arrange a conversation or for more information about applying for the role.
Throughout Aotearoa New Zealand there are more than 250 Baptist faith communities (local churches), as well as a few overseas that include New Zealanders. These churches are part of a collective, or union, working together for a common purpose.