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Govt stretches fee-free funding to other training courses - Vimarsana News

Govt stretches fee-free funding to other training courses

“The targeted areas are industries where demand from employers will continue to be strong, or is expected to grow, during New Zealand’s recovery from the impacts of Covid-19,” Gillian Dudgeon, the Tertiary Education Commission's deputy chief executive of delivery, said. Chris McKeen/Stuff Education Minister Chris Hipkins enjoys a morning tea with teacher aides at Papatoetoe North School after all teacher teachers received a substantial pay rise recently. Some of the new ones will be able to train for free. Information technology included certificates in cybersecurity or web developmen...

Community Scoop » More Study Areas Included In Free Vocational Education - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » More Study Areas Included In Free Vocational Education

Press Release – Tertiary Education Commission The Government has expanded the target areas of the Targeted Training and Apprenticeship Fund (TTAF) to include conservation, information technology and additional community support skills. “TTAF was introduced in June 2020 as part of our response to … The Government has expanded the target areas of the Targeted Training and Apprenticeship Fund (TTAF) to include conservation, information technology and additional community support skills. “TTAF was introduced in June 2020 as part of our response to COVID-19 to strengthen the skills pipeli...

Training providers report full courses, and employers asking for graduates - Vimarsana News

Training providers report full courses, and employers asking for graduates

That included a handful of enquiries from pilots, one of whom is currently in training, she said. They had also heard from engineers who lost their jobs following the closure of Air New Zealand’s regional heavy maintenance facility. A lack of skilled workers in the region meant local businesses were knocking on their door as well, Nilsen said. “We've got people ringing up asking for class two drivers, saying; ‘What have you got?’” MONIQUE FORD / STUFF The fallout from Covid 19 and a government fund initiative is seeing training institutes fill up for 2021, especially in courses ...