The Education to Employment (ED&EM) team loves finding ways to connect students from all across Tāmaki Makaurau to local employers for career opportunities.
So, when Howick Ltd reached out to our team with two apprenticeship positions to fill, our East Auckland Connector Adrian jumped at the chance to see who might be interested.
Read MoreOutward Bound and ED&EM have recently been collaborating to help some South Auckland students. You may have heard about Outward Bound, a personal development organisation offering various courses to support youth as they look beyond school.
Read MoreFuture Fest, a collaboration between ED&EM, Manurewa Youth Council, Manukau Jobs and Skills Hub and Connected, celebrated it’s second year with another successful event for 2023. We had a room full of employers and training providers all of whom were inundated from the moment we opened the doors.
Read MoreThe Auckland ED&EM team host the Maritime Mahi Expo at the NZ Maritime Museum
Read MoreLate in 2020, Leah was helping her dad out at a warehouse and not getting paid. Her WINZ case manager suggested she go on the CadetMax training course. Leah had never applied for a job and didn’t feel confident in what to say in an interview, but she knew she had to learn more to achieve a dream of being an engineer someday.
Read MoreSri arrived in New Zealand in 2016 from a small town in India. He came in search of a better education and life and was excited about the opportunity. What he wasn’t prepared for was the cultural shock of being in a new country and found everything very difficult, the education system, ideas, thinking were nothing like he was used to.
Read MoreWhakatane CadetMaxers Wynta, Tihi, Dayna, Lyric and Ethan discover a new career with the District Council. New experiences, new skills and protecting the environment. Great work team.
Read MoreMax Leuila is building a successful career in the plumbing industry thanks to help from the Tāmaki Jobs & Skills Hub.
Read MoreNatasha needed to restart her career after being unemployed for over a year. She was planning the big move across the ditch to Australia because she had lost many people in her life and she felt she had no life here in New Zealand.
Read MoreWhen the Prime Minister wanted a success story for the Government’s newest on-the-job training scheme Mana in Mahi, she couldn’t go past one of our very own CadetMaxers!
Read MoreGrace arrived at our Positive Pathways Programme as a highly motivated, intelligent and well qualified young woman, but Grace was still unable to secure paid employment. That’s because job hunting for someone with cerebral palsy is hard, especially when like Grace it affects your speech.
Read MoreProject Nikau is a SkyCity initiative that will employ 30 young people this year with intensive on-boarding, wrap around mentoring and a clear career pathway. CadetMax is delighted to partner with SkyCity and in May this year (2019) we connected 13 young people from our work-readiness programme into this fantastic opportunity.
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