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ManufacturingNZ welcomes the Government’s announcement today at the Prime Minister’s Pre-Budget Luncheon hosted by Fujitsu and BusinessNZ, that it is spending up to $20 million for an extra 6,000 apprenticeship places.
Targeted investment in principals and teachers is a strategic move that could significantly improve student skill levels, says BusinessNZ.
Changes to industry training announced today are moves in the right direction, says BusinessNZ.
The establishment of the Advanced Technology Institute addresses a significant need for business, says BusinessNZ.
Vocational pathways launched today fill a clear educational need, says BusinessNZ.
More focus on quality teaching is supported by BusinessNZ.
BusinessNZ has welcomed moves to increase opportunities for practical skills training in Trade Academies.
BusinessNZ welcomes the Government’s decision to review industry training.
Employers will welcome further targeting of the Training Opportunities Programme (TOPS), says BusinessNZ.
BusinessNZ says the offer by a number of polytechnics to support the 9-day fortnight is helpful.