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.
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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.
Let's grow the skilled labour force we need to build New Zealand together and build your business at the same time.
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.
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.
What's happening at BCITO. See all news articles.
Chelsey Froese is now a BCITO qualified painter living in Queenstown having originally moved from Canada on a working holiday visa. We spoke to Chelsey about her decision to remain in New Zealand and undertake an apprenticeship.
As of 1 January 2023, BCITO | Te Pūkenga has officially transitioned from being a work-based learning subsidiary, to one of 25 operating divisions within Te Pūkenga New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology.
We’re supporting International Women’s Day and this year’s theme of #EmbraceEquity. Equity isn't just a nice-to-have, it's a must-have.
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.
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