What's new at Primary ITO
A summary of what's new at Primary ITO with links to news articles about our latest programme updates and developments.
At Primary ITO, we work closely with industry to ensure our training continues to meet current and future needs. As a result, we’re regularly expanding our programme offerings, introducing new options and redeveloping existing ones.
Below is a summary of what’s new at Primary ITO, with links to news articles about our latest programme updates and developments:
Primary ITO vehicle and chainsaw micro-credentials are now available for self-employed owner-operators and people working in industries not related to the primary sector.
Primary ITO has launched three new micro-credentials to provide targeted learning for people responsible for irrigation water meter installation, verification of accuracy, and reporting – and the measurement of waterflow in rivers and streams.
Following the success of its pilot in Pukekohe, Primary ITO’s Horticulture Cadetship Programme is now available to growers in the Bay of Plenty.
A mobile phone app has been trialled to record practical evidence of learners completing the Primary ITO tractor micro-credential, as technology presents new opportunities for enhancing assessment practices.
Primary ITO has launched a horticulture cadetship pilot in Pukekohe that will provide extra support to learners and free up employers to spend more time on their businesses.
Equine racing business owners can ensure they are up to play with the latest knowledge, rules and regulations, as part of a new training programme launched by Primary ITO.
Primary ITO has introduced a new micro-credential (bite-sized learning) to equip horticulture operators with knowledge on how to assess and manage risks to freshwater sources on a production site.
Primary ITO has launched a new online training programme to provide dairy processing operators with a greater understanding of the equipment they are working on, which could prevent costly downtime in an export market worth $25.7 billion annually*.
If you wish to speak to one of our team about any of the programmes listed, please leave us your details using our contact us form. One of our team will then be in touch.