Pasifika Festivals Aotearoa Incorporated Society (PFA Inc.) is seeking a Tutor to support the delivery of the Pasifika Youth Producers Programme — a national initiative designed to develop the next generation of Pacific producers through workshops, mentoring, and real-world festival placements.
This role is central to coordinating and delivering the programme across regions, working closely with the Programme Lead and reporting to the General Manager to ensure the programme is delivered effectively and with impact.
Implementing the planning and coordination of programme delivery
Overseeing day-to-day implementation across workshops and festival placements
Delivering the programme across regions with other tutors, mentors, and partners
Supporting participant engagement, tracking, and progression
Maintaining delivery quality and alignment with programme outcomes
Supporting monitoring, evaluation, and reporting
Contributing to a pilot micro-credential initiative with an education partner
You are organised, collaborative, and confident working across multiple moving parts.
You bring:
Experience in programme or project delivery (youth, arts, or community sector)
Strong organisational and communication skills
Understanding of Pacific values and culturally grounded practice
Ability to work within a team-based delivery model
Experience supporting delivery, tracking, and reporting processes
Applications open 20 July 2026 (5:00 PM) and close 26 July 2026 (5:00 PM)
Please complete: The Application Form (attached in the Job Description)
Please submit: Cover letter, Curriculum Vitae, Supporting Documents and The Application Form
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Pasifika Festivals Aotearoa Inc (PFA) is a national collective of 25+ Pasifika festivals across Aotearoa, working to strengthen collaboration, cultural leadership, and sector sustainability. Guided by Tausi le Vā / Tauhi e Vā, PFA promotes indigenous-centric practice, shared resourcing, and strategic advocacy.
PFA is committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and aims to uplift the interconnected legacies of Pacific and Māori peoples. Through initiatives like a nationwide Community of Practice and innovative funding models, PFA seeks to empower Pasifika communities to thrive and sustain vibrant cultural futures.