27 August 2015
Got a Trade Week: building the skills of our future business leaders
Attending yesterday’s Future Business Leaders Forum as part of national Got a Trade Week has been an opportunity for top apprentices to gain leadership skills which will help them build...
25 August 2015
Got a Trade Week: building links to local schools and jobseekers in the print industry
Opening their print factory as part of national Got a Trade Week has proved a good way for Auckland-based printing firm McCollams Print to build links with local schools and...
25 August 2015
Got a Trade Week: learning about a career in engineering
Touring the engineering workshop of Auckland-based Metal Skills as part of national Got a Trade Week has proved a good way for jobseekers from One Tree Hill College and their...
20 August 2015
Got a Trade Week is here!
Got a Trade Week is here! Please celebrate with us as we showcase our trades-based industries.
20 August 2015
Got a Trade Week: the making of young New Zealanders
Got a Trade Week is just around the corner.
19 August 2015
Our apprentices: where are they now?
For 35-year-old Cantabrian Matthew Robinson, workplace training is familiar territory. Starting as a maintenance and diagnostics apprentice after finishing school was just the beginning.
18 August 2015
Upholstery apprentice turns passion into a career
For 31-year-old Kirsty Woolley, being an upholstery apprentice is finally a reality.
18 August 2015
Congratulations to the winner of the Excellence in Insurance Journalism Award 2015
At Competenz we welcome the opportunity to help the Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) recognise excellence in insurance journalism by judging the Excellence in Insurance Journalism Award 2015.
11 August 2015
Building a strong relationship with our forestry customers
Competenz CEO John Blakey is currently meeting with forestry owners, contractors and other key forestry stakeholders to listen to their views and make sure they are being well serviced by...
07 August 2015
Apprenticeship opening doors for fabrication apprentice
Stacy Smyth is not one to rest on his laurels.
