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Qualification directly impacts improved cleaning audit results

Every cleaner knows they are an essential part of an organisation and when you have 200 plus prou...

Careerforce chief executive reappointed as Taskforce Chair

Ray Lind has just been reappointed chair of the Kaiāwhina Workforce Taskforce.

Got a Trade Big Bus Tours 2016 hit the streets

Got a Trade Big Bus Tours 2016 hit the streets.

Funding will help lift low literacy levels in industry training

While New Zealand has just ranked fourth in the OECD’s Survey of Adult Skills for literacy,...

Third of level 2 trainees with low level literacy

Literacy and numeracy education graduates discussed this crucial topic at a Careerforce graduatio...

Caring for the carer – qualification opens doors

Home-based carers took part in Te Pou funded training pilot alongside HWNZ and Careerforce to get...

A win that can help improve health and wellbeing outcomes

Careerforce has been selected as a finalist in the 2016 AUT Business School Excellence in Busines...

HET Careerforce merger is good news for aged care

Workplace training in the aged care sector has just experienced a major win. The merger of the He...

Assessor Newsletters

Regular Assessor Newsletters are sent to registered assessors. Archive copies of newsletters are...

Health Ed Trust and Careerforce are set to merge

Health Ed Trust (HET) and Careerforce are set to merge - a move that has support from both the se...

Hotel cleaning staff help improve guest experience further

A 4.5 star hotel in Gisborne has put five staff through the (Level 2) Cleaning Certificate with t...

Careerforce supporting students who offer telephone counselling to kids

Careerforce is helping Kidsline student counsellors to get qualified.

22 February 2016

MyPath online learning platform is now live

MyPath, the Careerforce online learning platform is now live. Trainees will have the option to do...

2 November 2015

Innovation needed to upskill the health and wellbeing workforce

Careerforce introduces apprenticeship training in the health and wellbeing, disability, mental he...

Danielle Durrant

WEST COAST NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 3) - Health Assistance NZ Certificate i...

23 September 2015

Waiheke Island health support workers sing the praises of workplace training

The health and wellbeing of those living on Waiheke Island is on the improve as an increasing num...

17 September 2015

Kaiawhina Workforce Programme – Taking Action Now

Work is already underway in the health and disability sectors towards achieving the Kaiawhina Wor...

4 September 2015

Shirley Falconer

OTAGO, SOUTHLAND, AND FJORDLAND NZ Certificate in Cleaning (Level 2) NZ Certificate in Health an...

3 September 2015

An invisible industry in the aged care sector

Quality training for cleaners is an investment in business and best practice. Trained and qualifi...

‘Opening our eyes’: Transferring learning to enable better person-centred support services

This study focuses on a specific piece of evaluation carried out for the organisation which aimed...

Register Now to receive early bird prices for November Conference

The full programme has now been confirmed. Register before 31 August to receive the Early Bird d...

Kaitaia leads the way with cleaning qualifications

A group of cleaners at Kaitaia Hospital have become the first people to achieve the New Zealand C...

Increase staff training efficiencies with a new training plan

A new training plan model has been developed in response to industry feedback with regards to res...

Shaping the Future: Workforce Development in Action

The Social Service Providers Aotearoa (SSPA) and Careerforce are inviting everyone to the Best Pr...

Workforce Development Conference – Registrations Now Open

Keynote speakers have been confirmed and registrations are now open for the Careerforce Workforce...

Family Carers – It’s their turn to be recognised

Carers NZ invited expressions of interest from family carers wishing to achieve a New Zealand hea...

A spotlight on training in an invisible industry

“Cleaning as an occupation is often underrated. It’s a hugely invisible industry”: Claude Gibbs, ...

Training reinforces core skills for Canterbury DHB cleaners

Over the past year some of the in-house cleaning team at The Princess Margaret Hospital (TPMH) an...

Kaiawhina Engagement Survey shows broad level of support for draft actions

The Kaiāwhina Workforce Taskforce has received the survey report and confirmed it for publication...

Pacific Homecare Training Coordinator fully embraces the value of education

Emmily Samuel started out as a support worker, gained her Level 2 and then Level 3 qualifications...