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Ahuwhenua Young Māori Award winner inspires next generation of rangatahi

The reigning winner of the Ahuwhenua Young Māori Award for sheep and beef is encouraging other rangatahi to give it a go, and hopefully win this year’s award, which in 2023 is in horticulture.
The reigning winner of the Ahuwhenua Young Māori Award for sheep and beef is encouraging other rangatahi to give it a go, and hopefully win this year’s award, which in 2023 is in horticulture.

Wine Growing Apprenticeship paves the way for future career

What started out as a vineyard job on a working holiday has developed into a thriving viticulture career and working towards completing a New Zealand Apprenticeship in Wine Growing for Giuli Davila.
What started out as a vineyard job on a working holiday has developed into a thriving viticulture career and working towards completing a New Zealand Apprenticeship in Wine Growing for Giuli Davila.

New Zealand Apprenticeship in Arboriculture

This comprehensive programme is ideal for people who are currently working in the industry with some general work experience and who have a desire to develop a career in Arboriculture.
Apprentices wil…
This comprehensive programme is ideal for people who are currently working in the industry with some general work experience and who have a desire to develop a career in Arboriculture.
Apprentices wil…

Landscape construction

All over New Zealand are impressive private and public spaces that need imagining, planning and creating. This calls for Landscaping: a way to create beautiful surroundings.
All over New Zealand are impressive private and public spaces that need imagining, planning and creating. This calls for Landscaping: a way to create beautiful surroundings.

Sports turf

New Zealand’s strong sporting culture means the country needs many dedicated grounds people. Playing surfaces like sports fields, golf courses, public areas, school fields, and racecourses all need cr…
New Zealand’s strong sporting culture means the country needs many dedicated grounds people. Playing surfaces like sports fields, golf courses, public areas, school fields, and racecourses all need cr…

New Zealand Certificate in Arboriculture - Supervisory Operations strand

This programme is focused on end-to-end project management and a high level of technical knowledge to lead arboriculture operations.
There are 7 off-job tutorial days.
This programme is focused on end-to-end project management and a high level of technical knowledge to lead arboriculture operations.
There are 7 off-job tutorial days.

New Zealand Certificate in Apiculture

Developed in conjunction with Apiculture New Zealand.This programme is suitable for senior apiarists with management responsibilities. 
Learners will understand how to manage a variety of work outcome…
Developed in conjunction with Apiculture New Zealand.This programme is suitable for senior apiarists with management responsibilities. 
Learners will understand how to manage a variety of work outcome…

New to industry

You need to be working in the primary industry before you can join most of the programmes. If you're new to the industry and interested to find out more about what each different sector could offer to…
You need to be working in the primary industry before you can join most of the programmes. If you're new to the industry and interested to find out more about what each different sector could offer to…

Reaching for the top

An all-new arboriculture programme is the final piece of training for technical arborists wanting to reach the top in their trade.
An all-new arboriculture programme is the final piece of training for technical arborists wanting to reach the top in their trade.

Addressing a looming need for more trained shearers and wool handlers

New “micro-credentials” in wool harvesting will help solve a critical need to train shearers and wool handlers, Primary ITO chief executive Linda Sissons said today.
New “micro-credentials” in wool harvesting will help solve a critical need to train shearers and wool handlers, Primary ITO chief executive Linda Sissons said today.