Sean Teddy
Ministry of Education / Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga
Deputy secretary, office of the secretary for education
- Appointed to the Ministry of Education in 2014 to create the government, executive and ministerial function, before moving to his current role.
- Previously spent 10 years at the Ministry of Social Development, where roles included executive director of the Auckland region, and deputy director of the chief executive’s office.
- Began work in the public service as a case manager for Work and Income.
- Has a Master’s in Public Administration from Victoria University and the Australia and NZ School of Government.
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