Sam Molony — back row, third from the right “It’s really intense but really cool. If you give it a try, you won’t regret it.” That’s how 34-year-old Sam Molony describes her recent experience completing Outward Bound, after being awarded an Outward Bound Scholarship through Connexis. “Outward Bound is a real mental, emotional and physical journey; a real rollercoaster,” she …
Hugo Manson has just completed his New Zealand Certificate in Wastewater Treatment (Level 4) — at the age of 82. You might think that would be reason enough for Hugo to put his feet up. Instead, Hugo is looking for new ways to implement and expand on his wastewater knowledge. Currently, having worked for 18 months on wastewater treatment at …
When the Covid pandemic struck in 2020, it turned out to be life-changing for cable jointer Chloe Dean. She was made redundant from her office job as an immigration adviser. “Thanks to Covid I was forced to make choices I might not have made otherwise. I had nothing to lose and followed a dream I thought I would be too …
Ned Hala — second from the left Ned Hala likes a challenge. After spending much of his early working life in the meat works he made the change to civil infrastructure nine years ago and has never looked back. “If I’d known how much I’d love Civil, I would never have even tried working in the meat works. I love …
Following the new Government’s announcement of its intention to disestablish Te Pūkenga | New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, please be assured that Connexis infrastructure training will continue to operate and provide the training services and access to training programmes in the civil, energy, telecommunications and water sectors as we currently do. We are committed to ensuring that organisational …
November 21, 2023: A three-day competition showcasing the incredible skills of line mechanics and cable jointers will be held in Te Awamutu next year. Annual Connection 2024, held in conjunction with Connexis | Te Pūkenga, is a prestigious three-day competition that attracts national interest. It sees line mechanic crews and cable jointers from around New Zealand compete in a series …
The last quarter of this year will move us from spring and into summer. This is a great time to reevaluate where you are with your training programme and what habits you can put in place with the longer daylight hours to ensure you progress through your programme and are successful in completing your training. A key focus for Connexis …
The last quarter of this year brings with it a change to our government, along with the state of change we have been working in through the reform of vocational education (RoVE). While we continue to evolve to meet these changes, our commitment to step up our service to our learners, employers and infrastructure industries remains. A goal of RoVE …
We are seeking expressions of interest from people within the Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) industry to provide technical learning support and become Connexis l Te Pūkenga registered assessors for the following new qualifications due to be available in quarter 2, 2024. Micro-credential in TTM Risk Assessment (Level 4)33252 Describe the principles and process for managing risk for an activity requiring …
We’re pleased to announce that we’re soon to launch three new micro-credentials Earlier in the year we consulted with industry on the below micro-credentials (MC). Industry confirmed the need to have formal credentials to recognise learners. Erosion and Sediment Control PlansLevel 4 NZQA #4164 | 20 Credits | 3 MonthsProviding the infrastructure industry with people who can interpret and implement …
