Useful Links

  • Muka Tangata  is committed to supporting Māori to learn in ways that enable them to learn, develop and perform as Māori, and contribute to the talent base available to all businesses and workplaces including Māori, iwi and hapū industry, learn more about Successful Māori-centric practices and models here
  • ConCOVE connects and aligns industry, learners and vocational education to re-imagine clear, equitable and supported career pathways within the Construction and Infrastructure sector, learn more here
  • Ako Aotearoa leads New Zealand’s tertiary sector in building educational capability for learner success learn more here
  • Growing New Zealand through people, Primary ITO is on the ground working with individuals, businesses, communities and industry, learn more here
  • The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) is the national professional body responsible for collecting, managing, analysing and communicating research and statistics on the Australian vocational education and training (VET) sector, learn more here
  • Muka Tangata (People, Food and Fibre) Workforce Development Council represents industries including Dairy, Sheep and Beef, other livestock, Arable, Horticulture, Fishing, Seafood Processing, Winemaking, Aquaculture, Livestock farming, Sports Turf Management, Silviculture & Harvesting, learn more here
  • Te Pūkenga is New Zealand’s largest tertiary education provider, it will ultimately have the national and regional reach to become a long-term skills training partner for firms and industries, enabling learners to move between workplaces and other educational offerings and locations as their needs change, learn more here
  • The Ministry for Primary Industries is helping to seize export opportunities for our primary industries, improve sector productivity, ensure the food we produce is safe, increase sustainable resource use, and protect New Zealand from biological risk, learn more here
  • NZQA‘s role in the education sector is to ensure that New Zealand qualifications are accepted as credible and robust, nationally and internationally, in order to help learners succeed in their chosen endeavours and to contribute to New Zealand society, learn more here
  • He Waka Eke Noa (Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership) supports farmers and growers to protect, restore and sustain our environment and to enhance our well-being and that of future generations.  The website provides links to webinars, flyers, factsheets and the latest tools and information for farmers, growers and rural professionals.
  • Scarlatti have been working with clients since 2004 to help them gather and interpret data to identify trends, issues and opportunities, evaluate activities and report on progress against goals, learn more here
  • The Tertiary Education Commission/Te Amorangi Mātauranga Matua is a Crown Agency, they lead the Government’s relationship with the tertiary education sector in New Zealand and provide career services from education to employment, learn more here
  • The Food and Fibre Youth Network (FFYN) will enable young people in the primary sector to add their voice to shaping the future of our food and fibre sector, learn more here
  • Altogether Autism Takiwātanga is a nationwide not for profit advisory service funded by Ministry of Health, in partnership with its owner/operator Life Unlimited Charitable Trust and Parent to Parent New Zealand.  It was commissioned by the Tertiary Education Commission to develop six guides on Communication, Executive Function, Self-Advocacy, Sensory Experiences, Mental Health and Social Interactions, published in September 2022, to help equip tertiary lecturers and tutors in supporting autistic learners
  • Our Land and Water provides access to a range of resources to help support farm management practices to deliver products with attributes that earn a premium overseas.  It includes a Resource Finder page which applies a number of filters to refine searches.