Resources

We've created four publications designed to help you get familiar with legislation and consumer protection.

Here's the top five things you need to remember if you're a new apprentice.

So you're all signed into your apprenticeship and wondering what happens next?

Find out about the LBP Scheme and why it's important.

Whether you're well organised or not, sometimes things are just missing in action. Find out how to get a replacement.

A list of support services available, compiled by Connected.govt.nz for mental wellbeing in your workplace.

Talk through a work or personal issue with someone impartial, non-judgmental, and trained to assist others to cope and/or overcome what’s troubling you.

Providing practical advice and tools to help you achieve and maintain financial wellbeing.

Reframe your life situation and make sense of where-to from here.

The information and guidance provided is high-level, general guidance to put a framework around an issue.

Including online rehab, exercise plans, and support for long-life habits.

Support services to help you learn about balanced diets, portion control, and managing weight.

Access free online sessions to improve sleep, manage fatigue, and support stress reduction.

Pathways Awarua is a free online learning resource with learning modules people can complete in their own time, at their own pace.

An assistive reading tool that reads text aloud.

Three different, yet specific, courses to boost apprentices’ success for learning in building and construction.

Apprentices can build their English speaking, listening, writing and reading skills specific to building and construction terminology.

Apprentices receive 1:1 face-to-face or online tuition that’s tailored to their goals, needs, and qualification assessments.

Free confidential counselling sessions on the phone, face-to-face or online video for anything personal, study or work related.

Generalised learning support for students to gain life skills that will set them up for learning. Full day critical skills workshops, or 1:1 english language tuition.

Online classes held once a week tailored for carpentry apprentices seeking support with their apprenticeship. Cohorts can be created for general learning support within carpentry, and for different ethnicities.

Christchurch apprentices receive face-face in person tuition tailored to their goals, needs and assessments.

For West Auckland learners, these learner-centred tuitions are based on the goals, needs, and assessments of the individual learner.

Walk in when needed sessions, available in Kaitaia, Featherston, Masterton, Nelson, Blenheim, Kaikoura, Westport, Invercargill, Alexandra, Wanaka and Queenstown.

Waiheke Island apprentices can attend Wednesday drop-in group study support sessions. Here learners can work on theory and course work, and ask for learning support.