Resources for apprentices
There's plenty of tools here to help you get ahead and have a successful future in construction.
So you're all signed into your apprenticeship and wondering what happens next?
Here's the top five things you need to remember if you're a new apprentice.
Here's some resources to support you and your learners with dyslexia to succeed in the workplace.
Free support for our apprentices to help navigate issues at work or home and improve general health and wellbeing.
Get regular BCITO Te Pūkenga news in your inbox that relates specifically to your trade.
Find out about the LBP Scheme and why it's important.
Whether your well organised or not, sometimes things are just missing in action. Find out how to get a replacement.
Resources for employers
Let's grow the skilled labour force we need to build New Zealand together and build your business at the same time.
Mental wellbeing support
A list of support services available, compiled by Connected.govt.nz for mental wellbeing in your workplace.
These resources will help you support literacy and numeracy in your workplace.
Free support for our employers to help navigate issues at work or home and improve general health and wellbeing.
Our support tools include interactive learning modules, podcasts, and videos. You can look at these at your own pace in your own time.
Employers can apply for this grant to access to study programmes that will help develop and grow your business. .
There are few women in trades roles in construction, and we're encouraging change.
Help inspire the next generation of tradies and maybe find your next apprentice at the same time.
We've created four publications designed to help you get familiar with legislation and consumer protection.
News
What's happening at BCITO. See all news articles.
Building Pasifika: The importance of qualifications
BCITO’s ‘Building Pasifika’ campaign is designed to support Pasifika learners to gain a formal qualification, and many are already reaping the rewards of further education.
Inspiring inclusion for women in the construction sector -International Women’s Day 2024
Caitlin Simpson is dispelling the old-school narratives and making the industry her own. She reflects on what inclusion means to her noting "inclusion is being treated just like any other worker. Inclusion is the future.”
Leading the way: How BCITO’s Construction Management qualification helped superstar Jasmin Lawrence level up
Jasmin Lawrence took on the Certificate in Construction Related Trades (Main Contract Supervision) Level 5 qualification to upskill herself. She's now a sought-after mentor in the trades and has project-managed the first ever female-led build in NZ.
Get our help
We've got plenty of other tools to help apprentices and business owners get ahead. If you have a problem to solve, we might have the answer.
Contact us now
Phone us on 0800 4 BCITO
or send us an email at [email protected]
