Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology provides a network of regionally accessible vocational education.
New Zealand’s vocational education system is ready for a fast-changing future of skills, learning and work.
https://www.tec.govt.nz/vocational-education/vocational-education/about-vocational-education
Our Gender and Ethnic Pay Gap Action Plan (GEPGAP) is strategically aligned and embedded with other initiatives to develop TEC’s inclusive, equity-minded and diverse organisational culture. The GEPGAP will benefit from, and contribute to, lifting TEC performance and cultural capability across a range of strategic initiatives.
Workforce Development Councils (WDCs) ensure the vocational education system meets industry needs and gives a stronger voice to Māori business and iwi development. There are six WDCs and their responsibilities include setting standards, developing qualifications and helping shape the curriculum of vocational education.
Resources and advice you can use to help meet the needs and aspirations of care experienced learners.
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Welcome to the very first edition of Vocational Education Now.
New Zealand Apprenticeships are formal work-based training programmes leading to careers in a range of vocations. New Zealand apprenticeships are open to anyone aged 16 years and over.
This Code replaces the Code of Good Practice for New Zealand Apprenticeships issued in 2015.
The Data System Refresh (DSR) programme will provide a new, sustainable way for tertiary education organisations to report on data that TEC and the Ministry of Education need to support funding decisions, monitor performance, and forecast trends.
