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Record Employer Satisfaction Results for Careerforce

MEDIA RELEASE 29 August 2024 Careerforce has today shared the record results of its most recent ...

Experts offer free mental health support to Careerforce learners

Careerforce Mental Health Advisors Cindy Mullens and Danny Fearon are giving free mental health s...

Qualification helps hospital care worker upskill and be recognised

Healthcare Assistant Tania Ashwell was thrilled to celebrate her first qualification in 10 years ...

Mobile clinic health care worker upskills to better support vulnerable communities

Rocklyn (Rocky) Rahipere is bringing a welcome connection to some of Tauranga’s vulnerable commun...

Brother and sister duo changing lives for Auckland’s homeless

Samoan brother and sister, Vendor Faafuata and Raecil Pati are housing support workers at Aucklan...

New grants to help grow and develop the peer support workforce

MEDIA RELEASE 29 July 2024 Work-based learning provider, Careerforce, has announced the launch of...

Careerforce Advisor wins ACE Educator of the Year

Apprenticeship Advisor Kailash Devan has won the ACE Aotearoa Educator of the Year Tangata Tiriti...

High school students on track to pursue rewarding health careers

MidCentral Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora runs a Gateway programme for Palmerston North studen...

Youth Work Apprenticeship prepares rugby player for her next professional move

Former Black Ferns Sevens and Blues rugby union player Niall Williams represented New Zealand at ...

Business graduate lands leadership job supporting vulnerable Pasifika

Social Services Team leader, Peter Tupou is inspired by seeing lives change. The Auckland based ...

Tongan leader upskills to better support people who suffered abuse in care

Manurewa Claimant Support Specialist, Tomasi Fale works in the Ministry of Social Development’s (...

Careerforce celebrates its 30th anniversary

Later this year, Careerforce will celebrate its 30th anniversary. Careerforce was first establish...

New accessibility tool on e-learning platform a success

A new accessibility tool on Careerforce’s e-learning platform to better support its disabled lear...

Graduation was electric! Lifting morale, confidence and pride for Pacific learners

Pacific graduates recently danced the night away at a colourful celebration of success. Fifty-fou...

Three friends found their Gateway to healthcare

Three nursing graduates are excited to be starting their careers in healthcare and owe it, in par...

15 February 2024

Bringing energy and fun to a Pahiatua rest home

An unlikely introduction at a Zumba class is how Dana Field landed her dream job in aged care. “Y...

12 February 2024

Mental health apprentice is driving whai ora on journey to wellness

A Hamilton father of three was driven to succeed for the betterment of his community as well as h...

2 February 2024

Recognising the achievements of Te Whatu Ora Cleaning and Orderly workforce

2024 is a cause for celebration for Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand Taranaki - Cleaning and Order...

18 December 2023

Be part of the Toitū te Waiora Health and Wellbeing Qualifications Review

Toitū te Waiora (the Workforce Development Council for the Community, Health, Education and Socia...

11 December 2023

Te Pūkenga to be disestablished

Important message to trainees, apprentices, employers and assessors Te Pūkenga is to be disestabl...

28 November 2023

Diploma graduate supports mentally unwell clients on a path to wellness

Janice Collins has dedicated her life to supporting people with mental health and addiction chall...

24 November 2023

Te Whatu Ora MidCentral launches kaiāwhina training initiative

Te Pae Hauora o Ruahine o Tararua MidCentral (Te Whatu Ora MidCentral) is proving that a non-regu...

20 November 2023

Apprenticeship is key to migrant resuming career pathway

Jing Li quit a secure job as a Beijing physician to bring her young family to New Zealand. She ha...

16 November 2023

Careerforce apprentice unlocks potential for neurodiverse youth

Morgen Forbes is a shining light for young people with a range of neurodiverse conditions. The 60...

14 November 2023

Deaf learner overcomes challenges to pursue her goals

Whangārei caregiver, Santana Ngawharau has overcome communication barriers to succeed. Santana c...

24 October 2023

Vocational training scholarships available for Pacific ākonga

Applications are open for the 2024 Tulī Takes Flight Scholarship, and any Pacific ākonga (learner...

20 October 2023

Health coach is building better habits and transforming lives

Kimi Cowan-Smith is progressing through a qualification pathway to help people take better contro...

20 October 2023

Blenheim teenager on track for a career supporting the elderly

15-year-old Marlborough Girls College student Hope Te Whiu has always been passionate about the e...

18 October 2023

Youth workers benefit professionally from apprenticeship programme

With the needs of struggling young New Zealanders becoming greater, so too are the needs for qual...

17 October 2023

Te Pūkenga and THINK Hauora collaborate in effort to increase skilled healthcare support workforce

Te Pūkenga business divisions Careerforce and UCOL are working collaboratively to support THINK H...