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.
Get regular BCITO 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.
These resources will help you support literacy and numeracy in your workplace.
Find out about workforce trends impacting your industry and get prepared for the future.
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.
Share our brand and show the public your business contributes to training qualified professionals.
See what other employers have to say about industry training and BCITO.
We've created four publications designed to help you get familiar with legislation and consumer protection.
Research
Discover research we're involved in.
This is the 10th anniversary of the Sentiment survey. Year after year, this survey uncovers insights that help both public and private-sector organisations to better prepare themselves to meet the challenges of the rapidly changing construction and engineering industries across New Zealand.
Site Safe publishes first-ever report on suicide in the construction sector.
This research employed the Treasury’s Living Standards Framework (2017) to identify and delineate the economic footprint of the Pacific community within New Zealand’s economy.
News
What's happening at BCITO. See all news articles.
Record 20,000 apprentices
We now have 20,000 apprentices in training. To mark this milestone, Education Minister Hon Chris Hipkins and our CE Toby Beaglehole visited a Holmes Construction housing project.
Shevonne breaks glass ceiling
Shevonne Evans of Gateway Glass & Aluminium is the first woman ever to complete four BCITO qualifications.
It takes two, & BCITO
Passionate about their trades, Auckland couple Leoni Horley and Daniel Andresen graduated from their BCITO apprenticeships in June. Leoni as a joiner. Daniel as a carpenter.
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]