Kiridwen Olds
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Facilitator, Community Educator at Northland Regional Council
Location: Whangarei, Northland, New Zealand 12 work roles 3 schools
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Kiridwen Olds is listed as Facilitator, Community Educator at Northland Regional Council, a with 148 employees, based in Whangarei, Northland, New Zealand. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Kiridwen Olds.

Kiridwen Olds previously worked as Enviroschools Facilitator at Northland Regional Council and Facilitator - Living Te Tiriti o Waitangi workshops at Self-Employed. Kiridwen Olds holds Masters Of Teaching And Learning, Elementary Education And Teaching, Distinction from Auckland University Of Technology.

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He uri tēnei nō Koterana me Cornwall. I heke mai oku tūpuna mā te Ben Nevis me te Cresswell. I tipu ake ahau ki raro i te maru o Remutaka maunga, ki te taha o te awa Kairangi, ki te pito of te Whanganui-ā-tara. E mihi ana ki enei rangatira o taku tipuranga. Nā te Tiriti o Waitaingi au i whai tūrangawaewae ki Aotearoa nei, ara he Tangata Tiriti ahau.I am descended from Scotland and Cornwall. My ancestors migrated on the Ben Nevis and the Creswell. I grew up under the shelter of Remutaka, along the banks of the river Kairangi, at the end of Te Whanganui-a-Tara. I give thanks to the rangatira that nurtured my upbringing. It is through the Treaty of Waitangi that I call this place my home, thus I am a person of Te Tiriti.I have an undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies, Māori Studies, and te reo Māori and a Masters of Teaching and Learning with Distinction. My passion for education stems from a belief that our tamariki are powerful motivators for change, individually, within whānau, and across communities. I believe that it is important, now more that ever, for our tamariki to grow up with a strong connection, understanding and respect for Papatūānuku and a belief that what they do makes a difference. My pedagogy draws on humanist, social constructivist and social justice theories. In addition to inquiry and play-based learning, I have a strong passion for forest education which I am really excited to practice further. I think that quality education takes place when our tamariki are empowered to take action, to connect with, and to improve their world. Over the past 8 years I have worked as an educational facilitator with ECE teachers, Primary teachers, and corporates to understand and live Te Tiriti o Waitangi in their workplace. I have been involved in many community organisations including as co-director of The Brothers & Sisters Collective (a creative collective that works across community, arts, and education), and an inaugural board member of the Hutt Timebank. Inspired by the Pikler Approach, I have facilitated Baby's Place and Toddlers Place courses for parents / caregivers and their children and have begun my training with the Loczy Institute. My foundation in full-immersion Māori education nourished an understanding of multiple worldviews, values & concepts in addition to a second language. From a young age I was also instilled with a love of nature and the outdoors. Together these fuel my passion for people, culture, the environment and how it all fits together.

Listed skills include Sustainability, Microsoft Office, Research, Teamwork, and 13 others.

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Northland Regional Council
Northland Regional Council
Facilitator, Community Educator
whangarei, northland, new zealand
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12 roles · 14 years

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Facilitator - Living Te Tiriti O Waitangi Workshops

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Self-Employed

New Zealand

Over the past 6 years, I have designed and co-facilitated professional development workshops in Living Te Tiriti o Waitangi in your workplace. I have delivered these for a range of organisations including ECE centres, the Ministry of Education, Tourism Industry Aotearoa and other corporates.

Jan 2016 - Present

Primary School Teacher

Hobsonville Point Primary School

Hobsonville Point, Auckland, New Zealand

I taught years 0,1, and 2 in an innovative learning environment, developed strong skills in learning design, and gained experience in inquiry-based learning and working with a dispositional curriculum.

Jan 2022 - Jan 2023

Member Board Of Trustees

Hutt Timebank

Wellington Region, New Zealand

As a trustee for the Hutt Timebank I have been involved in setting up the trust and guiding strategic direction. I am passionate about Timebanking and enjoy the community connections it fosters.

Jun 2019 - Dec 2020

Leader - Incredible Years Parenting Course

Wellington Region, New Zealand

Training and facilitating two 14-week Incredible Years programmes developed my knowledge and understanding of child development and supported my facilitation skills, leading large groups with diverse needs and backgrounds.

Jan 2019 - Dec 2020

Facilitator - Kōrerotia Te Reo, An 8 Week Māori Language Course For Ece Teachers

Brothers & Sisters Collective

Wellington Region, New Zealand

Designed and facilitated Kōrerotia te reo, an 8 week Māori language course for ECE teachers.

Feb 2018 - Dec 2020

Co Director

Brothers & Sisters Collective

Wellington Region, New Zealand

As the co-director of Brothers and Sisters (a creative collective which focuses on art, education, and community) I have developed my skills in project management. From funding applications to business management, networking, and people management, I have grown an appreciation for the ability to balance holding the wider vision whilst ensuring the little details are not left behind.

Jan 2018 - Dec 2020

Facilitator - Baby'S Place And Toddlers Place

Brothers & Sisters Collective

Wellington Region, New Zealand

As a facilitator of Baby’s Place, a 10-week community based course for parents and their babies inspired by the Pikler Approach, I have developed my skills in building positive relationships, group development, and communication. As a facilitator of Toddler’s Place, we support parents to develop their understanding of early childhood development and to gain skills in working effectively with will power, conflict, and emotions. Drawing on research from Dr Emmi Pikler, these classes appreciate… Show more As a facilitator of Baby’s Place, a 10-week community based course for parents and their babies inspired by the Pikler Approach, I have developed my skills in building positive relationships, group development, and communication. As a facilitator of Toddler’s Place, we support parents to develop their understanding of early childhood development and to gain skills in working effectively with will power, conflict, and emotions. Drawing on research from Dr Emmi Pikler, these classes appreciate the amazing growth and development that occurs during the toddler years. Show less

Jun 2015 - Dec 2020

Advisor, Regional Economic Development

New Zealand Transport Agency

Wellington Region, New Zealand

The Regional Economic Development (RED) programme partnered central government, local government, and regional stakeholders such as iwi (Māori tribes). During my contract with NZTA I further developed my understanding of the mechanics of government, developed cross-agency and stakeholder relationships and learnt the importance of maintaining strong working relationships.

Dec 2016 - May 2017

Receptionist

Wellington Region, New Zealand

This role required: communication and conflict resolution, working with clients who have diverse needs, triaging, multi-tasking, using Medtech IT system, operating the phones, communication with stakeholders, and working on the frontline.

Mar 2016 - Dec 2016

Poi Editor

Working as a Privacy and Official Information Editor in 2015, I developed important skills in applying key legislation, working with clients, and managing complex and confronting information. In dealing with Child, Youth and Family files, I learnt important capabilities such as digesting and interpreting large amounts of detailed information and making significant judgment calls in regards to the said information. I observed the conflict of a mechanistic system working ‘with’ a human system.

Feb 2015 - Aug 2015

Tutor

Wellington

As a Tutor for KURA 111 and MAOR 111, I developed skills in session planning and teaching basic to intermediate te reo Māori. As KURA 111 specifically focused on te reo Māori for Early Childhood teachers, I was able to develop creative ways of supporting this learning and demonstrate how it could be used in an early childhood setting. Tutoring expanded my leadership, communication, and people skills.

2013 - 2014 ~1 yr
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Kiridwen Olds education

Masters Of Teaching And Learning, Elementary Education And Teaching, Distinction

Included on the Dean's List for Academic Excellence 2021

Bachelor'S Degree, Environmental Studies, Te Reo Māori, And Māori Studies, A

Included on Dean's List for academic excellence 2012, 2013, and 2014. Received award for top presentation at Victoria University's.

High School

Wellington High School

Activities and Societies: Shakespeare Society, Amnesty International, Senior A Netball, Underwater Hockey. Co-directed 40+ students.

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What company does Kiridwen Olds work for?

Kiridwen Olds works for Northland Regional Council.

What is Kiridwen Olds's role at Northland Regional Council?

Kiridwen Olds is listed as Facilitator, Community Educator at Northland Regional Council.

Where is Kiridwen Olds based?

Kiridwen Olds is based in Whangarei, Northland, New Zealand while working with Northland Regional Council.

What companies has Kiridwen Olds worked for?

Kiridwen Olds has worked for Northland Regional Council, Self-Employed, Hobsonville Point Primary School, Hutt Timebank, and Wesley Community Action.

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Kiridwen Olds's colleagues at Northland Regional Council include Heather Giles, James Griffin, Debbie Johnson, Matt Johnson, and Bob Cathcart.

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Kiridwen Olds holds Masters Of Teaching And Learning, Elementary Education And Teaching, Distinction from Auckland University Of Technology.

What skills is Kiridwen Olds known for?

Kiridwen Olds is listed with skills including Sustainability, Microsoft Office, Research, Teamwork, Community Development, Customer Service, Public Speaking, and Pikler Philosophy.

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