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End of year exams are heading our way. Three or four weeks of pure crazy, with lots riding on them. SchoolLeaver wants to help you get the crazy under control.
When it comes to scholarships there is one really important rule to follow: apply early and apply often
The thoughts of school leavers like you will help shape the plans of the tourism industry as it struggles to attract the workforce it needs.
Are you someone who isn’t too keen on the idea of heading to University after finishing high school? Luckily for you, there are definitely other pathways you can take!
By Renee, September 2018
We’ve all heard about DOC... but what are they? Who are they? Can you really work for them? Well folks, read on!
By Pritha, September 2018
Unitec has been forced to close or wind up a number of programmes as it continues to try and battle its way out of financial strife. A number of these closures could affect you.
Among the 300 hours of video that is uploaded to You Tube every minute you can bet there is some truly weird content. Think unboxing.
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat… raise your hand if you’ve got an account with at least one. There’s no denying social media has taken over our lives… and jobs.
Creative problem solver? Enjoy being practical and hands-on? Your future might just have the word Engineering in it.
New Zealand Fashion Week is the high point of the year for NZ clothing designers, with over 75 designers from Adrienne Winklemann to Zambesi. So what’s 19 year old Havilah Koledoye doing there?
Kiwi students can now apply for internships with the US space agency NASA, giving students the chance to work in NASA's best and most advanced research facilities, with access to expert mentors.
Lincoln University and the University of Canterbury (UC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to potentially merge. We think.
He’s NZ’s highest profile sportsman, our highest paid athlete ever, but Steven Adams has never lost what it means to be a Kiwi, and he shows it every day.
Want a career that pays really well and where you can quickly become your own boss? The 4th running of Got A Trade? Got It Made! week is definitely for you.
Thinking about study at a university, polytechnic or other tertiary organisations? Check them out properly first, and Open Days are a great way to start.
Avondale College has proven again it is New Zealand’s powerhouse school when it comes to digital technologies.
We like to think things are pretty fair here in Aotearoa, and that guys and girls have the same chances of doing things. We’re kinda proud of that.
New and emerging sports are giving mainstream sports like netball, rugby, cricket and football a serious challenge in the race for student attention.
When your teachers or parents get on your case for playing Fortnite, tell them you are sharpening up your soft skills. You’re learning, not gaming.
Growing food is the world’s oldest, most important and most secure job. Humans have always needed to grow and store food, and by the time school leavers today reach the age of 50, the world will need to have doubled the amount of food we grow.
Latest News
End of year exams are heading our way. Three or four weeks of pure crazy, with lots riding on them. SchoolLeaver wants to help you get the crazy under control.
When it comes to scholarships there is one really important rule to follow: apply early and apply often
The thoughts of school leavers like you will help shape the plans of the tourism industry as it struggles to attract the workforce it needs.
Are you someone who isn’t too keen on the idea of heading to University after finishing high school? Luckily for you, there are definitely other pathways you can take!
By Renee, September 2018
We’ve all heard about DOC... but what are they? Who are they? Can you really work for them? Well folks, read on!
By Pritha, September 2018
Unitec has been forced to close or wind up a number of programmes as it continues to try and battle its way out of financial strife. A number of these closures could affect you.
Among the 300 hours of video that is uploaded to You Tube every minute you can bet there is some truly weird content. Think unboxing.
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat… raise your hand if you’ve got an account with at least one. There’s no denying social media has taken over our lives… and jobs.
Creative problem solver? Enjoy being practical and hands-on? Your future might just have the word Engineering in it.
New Zealand Fashion Week is the high point of the year for NZ clothing designers, with over 75 designers from Adrienne Winklemann to Zambesi. So what’s 19 year old Havilah Koledoye doing there?
Kiwi students can now apply for internships with the US space agency NASA, giving students the chance to work in NASA's best and most advanced research facilities, with access to expert mentors.
Lincoln University and the University of Canterbury (UC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to potentially merge. We think.
He’s NZ’s highest profile sportsman, our highest paid athlete ever, but Steven Adams has never lost what it means to be a Kiwi, and he shows it every day.
Want a career that pays really well and where you can quickly become your own boss? The 4th running of Got A Trade? Got It Made! week is definitely for you.
Thinking about study at a university, polytechnic or other tertiary organisations? Check them out properly first, and Open Days are a great way to start.
Avondale College has proven again it is New Zealand’s powerhouse school when it comes to digital technologies.
We like to think things are pretty fair here in Aotearoa, and that guys and girls have the same chances of doing things. We’re kinda proud of that.
New and emerging sports are giving mainstream sports like netball, rugby, cricket and football a serious challenge in the race for student attention.
When your teachers or parents get on your case for playing Fortnite, tell them you are sharpening up your soft skills. You’re learning, not gaming.
Growing food is the world’s oldest, most important and most secure job. Humans have always needed to grow and store food, and by the time school leavers today reach the age of 50, the world will need to have doubled the amount of food we grow.
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