CONNEXIS SCHOLARSHIPS
Helping our ākonga (trainees) reach their full potential
OUR SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ABOUT PROMOTING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERSHIP IN THE INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRY.
As the infrastructure industry grows, strong leadership is becoming increasingly important in the workforce. We want to equip our ākonga with the skills and experience required to become their best selves and step up to be the next generation of leaders in the infrastructure industry.
These scholarships are possible thanks to The Infrastructure Education and Training Charitable Trust grant that Connexis was awarded in 2025.
Outward bound - New Zealand Outdoor education
EXPLORE AOTEAROA'S NATURAL BEAUTY, STRENGTHEN YOUR LEADERSHIPS SKILLS AND MEET LIKE-MINDED PEOPLE
The Professional course is a five-day programmes structured for current and aspiring leaders of any industry. Developing the next generation of leaders, these courses will test resilience, adaptability, confidence and self-awareness through a series of trials.
These trials will challenge you as you tramp, camp, navigate the waters and engage in activities that utilise the Marlborough Sounds natural terrain as a learning environment. Additionally, workshop sessions led by skilled facilitators are incorporated into the program to ensure that you fully absorb and apply what you've learned to your work life.
Images and videos have been provided courtesy of Outward Bound
WHENUA ITI - JOURNEYS OF DISCOVERY
An experience designed to build self-confidence, cultural connection, and sense of belonging.
The Rangatira Development course is a five-day programme designed for emerging leaders. Set in the stunning Abel Tasman National Park, this course strengthens leadership capability through active learning, challenges, and cultural connection.
Participants will grow their confidence, resilience, and self-awareness in a unique bi-cultural environment. Through hands-on experiences and guided reflection, the programme builds stronger relationships and a deeper understanding of Te Ao Māori.
Images and videos have been provided courtesy of Whenua Iti