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Right now an apprenticeship in the booming construction industry can set you up for a really good life. But also right now, just 2.4% of students move from school directly into an apprenticeship with the Building and Construction Industry Training ...
Late in 2017 the incoming coalition government announced that it would make the first year of school leavers’ study or first two years of training fees free. Student allowances were also increased.
A new online guide makes the millions of dollars available in university scholarships even easier to track down and apply for.
Stage Challenge has been saved. Well almost. A deal with the team who have put the Smokefree Rockquest on for the last 30 years means thousands of student performers will get their shot at stardom after all.
Thinking about a BA at the University of Auckland next year? Looks like you’re going to be doing a double major.
It’s twice the opportunities for students with JOBFEST running alongside the NZ Careers Expo in Auckland this month.
Many of us will soon bump up against the employment-experience paradox: we need experience to get a job, but we need the job to get the relevant experience.
Take a good hard look at your social footprint before pressing Send on that hostel or scholarship application. If it could do with a bit of a clense, a bit of a polish, spend the time.
What do you want from a degree? How does this sound: “employable, work-ready graduates who have a good understanding of the industry and its connections to other disciplines”?
Saving the planet, being the change and making a difference, all at the same time, just ain’t that easy. This might be the degree you need to get started.
Did you know that right now there is more than $3 million worth of scholarships waiting to be handed out to young people wanting to be part of NZ’s strongest industry. Go get ‘em!
Estimates are that 56,000 new employees will be needed with approximately half of that demand centring around Auckland’s construction industry. NZMA may have the pathway into these quality jobs for you.
Don’t believe the stories about the retail sector disappearing under the tsunami of online shopping and commerce. We love shopping, and in the next four years over 100,000 new workers will be needed to satisfy our need for the retail experience.
Want to feel stronger? Wear a Superman t-shirt. Want to score better in an exam? Wear a doctor’s white coat to the test.
New Zealand’s annual Techweek is back this May to get you inspired about the future of technology and possibly give you a steer on your own career.
Each year NZ’s top students are recognised through their success in New Zealand Scholarship examinations.
Education entrepreneur Feroz Ali has made his second investment in a NZ tertiary institution with the purchase of Auckland-based Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design.
Thinking about heading to university or other study when school is finished? Watch for the money traps that can change your life.
Wellington’s reputation as New Zealand’s creative capital was further boosted in late February with the opening of Te Auaha, the New Zealand Institute of Creativity.
Latest News
Right now an apprenticeship in the booming construction industry can set you up for a really good life. But also right now, just 2.4% of students move from school directly into an apprenticeship with the Building and Construction Industry Training ...
Late in 2017 the incoming coalition government announced that it would make the first year of school leavers’ study or first two years of training fees free. Student allowances were also increased.
A new online guide makes the millions of dollars available in university scholarships even easier to track down and apply for.
Stage Challenge has been saved. Well almost. A deal with the team who have put the Smokefree Rockquest on for the last 30 years means thousands of student performers will get their shot at stardom after all.
Thinking about a BA at the University of Auckland next year? Looks like you’re going to be doing a double major.
It’s twice the opportunities for students with JOBFEST running alongside the NZ Careers Expo in Auckland this month.
Many of us will soon bump up against the employment-experience paradox: we need experience to get a job, but we need the job to get the relevant experience.
Take a good hard look at your social footprint before pressing Send on that hostel or scholarship application. If it could do with a bit of a clense, a bit of a polish, spend the time.
What do you want from a degree? How does this sound: “employable, work-ready graduates who have a good understanding of the industry and its connections to other disciplines”?
Saving the planet, being the change and making a difference, all at the same time, just ain’t that easy. This might be the degree you need to get started.
Did you know that right now there is more than $3 million worth of scholarships waiting to be handed out to young people wanting to be part of NZ’s strongest industry. Go get ‘em!
Estimates are that 56,000 new employees will be needed with approximately half of that demand centring around Auckland’s construction industry. NZMA may have the pathway into these quality jobs for you.
Don’t believe the stories about the retail sector disappearing under the tsunami of online shopping and commerce. We love shopping, and in the next four years over 100,000 new workers will be needed to satisfy our need for the retail experience.
Want to feel stronger? Wear a Superman t-shirt. Want to score better in an exam? Wear a doctor’s white coat to the test.
New Zealand’s annual Techweek is back this May to get you inspired about the future of technology and possibly give you a steer on your own career.
Each year NZ’s top students are recognised through their success in New Zealand Scholarship examinations.
Education entrepreneur Feroz Ali has made his second investment in a NZ tertiary institution with the purchase of Auckland-based Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design.
Thinking about heading to university or other study when school is finished? Watch for the money traps that can change your life.
Wellington’s reputation as New Zealand’s creative capital was further boosted in late February with the opening of Te Auaha, the New Zealand Institute of Creativity.
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