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The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) is delighted to announce the winners of the Skills Highway Champion Awards for 2020.

Adult learning can take place at many different places and levels of the community.

Ako Aotearoa is proud to co-host Tuia Te Ako 2021 with Massey University.

In this unprecedented time of change, Pathways Awarua comes into its own, as we are forced to find solutions to learning from home. Go here and click on the Learner registration button and take this time to build your essential skills.

The LNAAT support team advise that their office is closed and the team are currently working from home. They are exploring ways to continue as much of their work as possible and the online resources continue to be available.

Skinny Jump is for those who don't have a broadband connection at home because cost is a barrier.

They specifically support those most at risk of digital exclusion, as identified in the government's digital inclusion blueprint.

People who may be eligible:

Greetings to you all – we hope that you are staying safe and well. We send our heartfelt thanks to those of you working in essential services and industries, and to everyone else who is contributing by staying in their bubble!

UPDATE AS AT 24 MARCH 2020

BERL has conducted a research series looking at the future of the Māori workforce.

The TEC has worked with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and the sector to create qualification pathways for literacy and numeracy educators.