Road Safety Educator

 Far North REAP is a non-profit community organisation providing education opportunities for rural communities.

We are currently recruiting for the role of Road Safety Educator.  This is a rewarding role, working alongside the Road Safety Education team.  

We are looking for someone who is a team player, enjoys working in school and workplace environments, and can create or contribute to local events.

To be successful in this role you would show the following qualities:

• Be a people person

• Be able to work in a variety of community environments

• Be able to understand community development

• Be willing to try new and innovative ways to deliver education

• Be comfortable engaging with different sectors of our community (i.e. workplaces, schools, event organisers)

What we offer:

• A great work/life balance

• Community focussed work

• Training and Development opportunities

• Birthday day off

This is a full-time position.  Remuneration is $28-$30 per hour depending upon experience for a 4-day/30 hour week (Mon-Thurs, 08:30 – 16:30).

Work location is in Kaitaia.

To apply, please send a CV and Covering Letter to our HR Manager Lisa: lisaj@farnorthreap.org.nz

Applications close 25th May 2026 and interviews will be held from 2nd June 2026.

Please read the following before applying for this role:

• By applying, you confirm you have your referees’ permission and you authorise us to contact them. We require two references, with at least one preferably from your current or previous manager. 

• The information you provide is used by authorised employees to consider your suitability for the position you applied for. All personal information provided by job applicants will be collected, stored, and used in accordance with New Zealand privacy legislation, and will be kept confidential and used only for recruitment and/or auditing purposes. 

• As part of the application process every applicant, should they be successful for this position, agrees to the carrying out of a safety check as required by the Vulnerable Children Act 2014.