Do you want to start your career in a trade and build your pathway to a successful future? Do you want to employ the best talent the region has to offer?
See here for your first steps to finding out how.
Rhys Thurston- Te Ara o Tākitimu Co-ordinator
Te Ara o Tākitimu understands the many high's and low's one may go through whilst studying which is why whānau connectedness is so important to our kaupapa. The support Te Ara o Tākitimu can provide is to promote and guide balance between work and life.
Te Ara o Tākitimu students are provided life skills training over and above their course study, such events include Kua takoto te mānuka.
If you are wanting to engage in a trades career that will see you utilise your skills and receive the support required to succeed, then this is the kaupapa for you.
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More InfoWe support Māori & Pasifika trades training students navigate their pathways through this journey of study.
Students are well-supported to liase and engage with local industry and employers.
Our students are significantly contributing to the trades industry.
You may have question and we are ready to answer them.
Please drop us a message or contact us directly.
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On Friday the 31st, 2020, the staff and students of Te Ara o Takitimu engaged in an all-day welcoming hui, Kua Takoto Te Manuka. This was the final step in the scholarship application process. Coordinator, Rhys Thurston, described the day as “a time for us to come together to learn and talk about resilience and overcoming the barriers to employment”.
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