Published: 25 May 2016
JobFest 16, run by Youth Connections in Auckland, gave more then 2000 young people were given the opportunity to talk with employers and get hands-on help with CV building, job applications and interview skills.
Read morePublished: 12 Apr 2016
Talent Central, launched today at Central District Field Days, is a regional initiative designed to make it easier for our talent to remain in the district and gain the skills they need to meet global needs.
Read morePublished: 27 Jan 2016
The South Taranaki's 2015 Youth to Work Awards is a Mayor's Taskforce for Jobs project designed to celebrate young people who are achieving in their workplace or training environment.
Read morePublished: 18 Jan 2016
Clutha Development and Clutha District Council, in collaboration with Dunedin City Council, staged the event to promote job opportunities in the Clutha District to those living in Dunedin.
Read morePublished: 18 Jan 2016
Because of a conversation had between Kawerau Mayor Malcolm Campbell and Matamata-Piako Mayor Jan Barnes, an innovative employment initiative was created.
Read morePublished: 08 Oct 2015
Students in the Eastern Bay of Plenty were given the opportunity to explore the local electricity supply industry, which was oraniseg through the Eastern Bay Energy Trust and Connexis.
The course is designed for secondary school students and covers the fundamentals elements of electricity supply. Throughout the course, the participants visited various energy plants and factory, and were given the opportunity to explore the industry with hands on experience.
Read morePublished: 20 Sep 2015
The latest JobFest15 youth employment summit saw approximately 2,000 young people and 62 businesses meet up at North Harbour Stadium earlier this month in order to get more of Auckland’s youth into employment.
Read morePublished: 18 Sep 2015
The South Taranaki MTFJ Steering Group ran the Connect15 event in May 2015 which focussed on connecting young people to potential jobs and career opportunities with local employers.
Read morePublished: 01 Sep 2015
Bryan Rawiri, 25 years old, was born and raised in Matamata and belongs to the eastern Waikato iwi of Ngati Haua. He is currently completing his apprenticeship in Baking. Bryan was the TUIA delegate in 2014 for the Matamata-Piako District, where he was mentored by the Mayor.
Read morePublished: 19 Aug 2015
The Youth Council has been established by the Dunedin City Council’s Youth Participation Advisory Group so young people aged 12 to 17 can become better informed about civic issues and participate more in the running of the city.
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