The construction industry needs confident, capable and motivated professionals.
Through on-the-job training and regular guidance we're building a skilled workforce in which talented people can excel.
Alongside our industry employers, we create futures for dedicated tradies. We help them develop successful careers and become valuable contributors in New Zealand's building and construction industry.
We honour and uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi in all we do.
BCITO. We’re building people.
We are a friendly team and aim to create an environment that is open and honest where people feel valued and also have some fun. We understand the future prosperity and ongoing success of BCITO is linked directly to the performance, capability and wellbeing of our people.
What's most important to us is that people grow personally from their experiences as part of our team.
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We are passionate about building people.
Director
With over 25 years of experience in vocational education, Greg strongly advocates for the positive outcomes education can deliver for employers, industries, learners, and whanau.
Group Manager People & Culture
Jackie knows that passion for work brings a sense of belonging, and employees understand how important their role is to the direction and purpose of the organisation.
Chief Financial Officer
Having been at BCITO since 2019, Rachel bring 15 years of experience in accounting and finance, 10 of which were in financial leadership roles.
General Manager - Customer Engagement
Having found values to match his own at BCITO, Vai brings 20 years of management and leadership experience with the vocational education sector.
General Manager - Te Kāhui Whakawhitinga | Learners and Learning (Acting)
Andrew leads the design, development, and delivery of the organisation's education strategy and loves nothing more than seeing learners succeed.
General Manager Marketing & Growth
Paddy has over two decades worth of experience in the building and construction industry. Through BCITO he is motivated to bring people, both young and old to vocational education.
If you'd like to learn more about BCITO
Less than a year into their careers, apprentices Joshua Gorman and Hayden Fladgate are already making their mark, winning a $1,000 BCITO Tools Grant.
We often hear about people switching into construction from other industries, but what about those who decide one trade isn’t enough? After nearly two decades as a bricklayer, Wanaka tradie Brenton Bartlett decided it was time for a change.
Marton resident Paul Hiscotte is the definition of a lifelong learner. With a degree, three diplomas and 12 trade certificates under his belt (16 qualifications in total), he’s passionate about education as a way to get ahead – and even more, as a way to