What to do?
Do you have a career goal? Or are you unsure what's next for you? Use these sites to help you choose — then check out more career planning and job seeking sites under My Career.
More career and education websites
Career Services Rapuara
- Plan your career with Career Services. CVs, cover letters, job guides, and training options to help you make decisions about work and training in New Zealand.
Competenz
- Job training programmes in engineering, food, manufacturing and affiliated industries.
Education NZ
- Basic information about education in NZ plus who does what and where.
Future In Tech
- Everything you need to know about how to get a career in technology, engineering or science
Government Jobs
- Gateway to the diverse job and career opportunities within the New Zealand State sector organisations.
KiwiQuals
- A new website with information about qualifications in New Zealand. Enables you to find and compare qualifications that are 40 credits or above.
NZ Qualifications Authority
- Huge site packed with info about what to do, where to go and all the latest educational news about scholarships etc
Outward Bound Community Scholarships
- Some scholarships are available for Outward Bound Courses through local organisations. Explore personal development, cultural identity and cultural diversity with the goal of achieving your dreams.
Ratonga Māori
- Takes you directly to all matters Māori - education providers, courses, scholarships, etc
Te Mana
- Cool site providing career information and inspiration to get there with learning
Teach NZ
- Thinking about getting into the teaching scene? Look no further coz there's masses of info here to help you make up your mind - from scholarships to overseas jobs to primary teaching to secondary teaching to... just about everything!!!!
Techlink
- Find out what a job in technology is really like and how you get there
The Career Key
- An interesting and fun quiz that will help you pinpoint your interests and skills
Understanding NCEA
- Find answers to the questions you've always wanted to ask about NCEA. Information for parents, family and whānau