ConCOVE
Construction Centre of Vocational Excellence
ConCOVE Stakeholder Event - Wellington If you feel like you've missed out on our first Stakeholders event, then we have good news for you. ConCOVE invites you to join us for our upcoming Stakeholders event in Wellington. We have curated few interesting keynote topics which will take your …
ConCOVE Announces Women’s Advisory Group In early March 2021, ConCOVE began the process of setting up three key advisory groups – Māori, Pasifika and Women, wanting to capture the lessons, the gaps and the solutions from all sectors of the community. Today, we can …
Tony Atina appointed Career Progression Project Lead After eight years at the helm of NZMA Trades, Tony Atina will be joining ConCOVE as the Career Progression Project Lead. With a background in construction, Tony says he will enjoy getting back to his roots, and see’s this a really exciting …
ConCoVE Board Appointments: Weaving industry experience with leadership It wasn’t long after Ministers Hipkins and Salesa announced that the Government would be funding a Centre of Vocational Excellence (CoVE) before a selection panel was formed to pull together some of New Zealand’s most trusted …
ConCOVE Advisory Groups: Māori, Pasifika and Women Blog post by ConCOVE General Manager Bharti Kottaiya As the General Manager of ConCOVE, I am excited to be part of this brand new journey, as we bring together the Construction and Infrastructure industry and Vocational Education …
https://concove.ac.nz/index.php/2021/03/29/concove-advisory-groups/
Manukau Institute of Technology has been chosen as the regional campus to host the Construction and Infrastructure Centre of Vocational Excellence (ConCOVE) on behalf of New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology. ConCOVE will support learners to build long-term futures, developing and retaining …
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New Zealand Herald : September 3, 2020 Students may be able to start building apprenticeships while still at school through a new collaborative training scheme that aims to get trainees into paid work faster. The new Construction Centre of Vocational Excellence, based at the Manukau Institute …
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