We are thrilled to welcome and introduce you to our new Group Academic Director (Research and Operations) for NZSEG, Dr Neel Pandey.
Learn moreIn the aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle, students from our ATC Military Prep Programme were among the fellows helping with recovery efforts in their local community. The A J Seeley Gully in Hamilton was one such affected area, where fallen trees blocked pathways and wrecked the homes of native wildlife.
Learn moreWe are excited to announce the opening of NZSE College's new Hospitality Training School at our New Lynn campus. The first training programme, commencing on March 27th is a New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service, Level 3.
Learn moreEach year at NZSE College, a new group of graduates celebrate having gained confidence, skills, ambition and sparkle over the year after completing one of our ATC (Military Prep) programmes.This fact is of no exception to our high-achieving pupil, Anicestus (aka, 'Hola'), who graduated in late 2022 after completing his first step towards achieving his dream: working in the NZ Police Force.
Learn moreThis October 27th saw the return of the much-anticipated ATC Terminator Challenge of 2022! It has been two years since New Zealand Skills and Education College gathered its ATC Military Prep students and all their extended whanau for an action-packed day full of challenges, laughs, korero and kai, prize-winning and more.
Learn moreEvery year, ATC holds an Annual Competition where all students from our three campuses: Manukau, Waikato, and Waitakere, come together to compete for the top honours within ATC. Which campus will be winner?
Learn moreAfter many years of hard work and collaboration with industry and community, New Zealand Skills and Education College has achieved one of the organisation's biggest milestones to date – the approval of its very first degree and first set of graduate diplomas.
Learn moreNew Zealand Skills and Education Group (NZSEG) is thrilled to announce the newly formed partnership with Workbridge Te Arawhiti mō Mahi.
Learn moreOn Friday the 15th of July 2022 we had the honour of celebrating Aotearoa’s first graduates of Early Childhood Education Level 4 taught and assessed in Mandarin.
Learn moreDaumavia Herewini always knew she’d reach her goals despite an incredibly challenging upbringing. Now with the unwavering support of New Zealand Skills and Education College she is doing just that, sharing her knowledge with our Hamilton rangatahi as a Security tutor.
Learn moreFrazer Mataitonga, one of our Security Tutors was born and raised in Tonga and has dedicated his life to helping our Tongan communities through founding the Akanesi Mataitonga Trust. Over the weekend Frazer completed a 24-hour walkathon to raise money with the goal of completely funding all year 12 and 13 students so they can graduate high school without any setbacks.
Learn moreAs one of Aotearoa’s leading private tertiary education providers, NZSE College is honoured to announce the launch of New Zealand’s first ECE Level 4 qualification taught and assessed in Mandarin in January 2022.
Learn moreThe New Zealand School of Education, trading as New Zealand Skills and Education College (NZSE College), has opened its purpose-built waahi ako in Manukau, enabling it to deliver its education programmes in a more flexible, smart and supported environment for students and staff.
Learn moreMore New Zealanders are being given the opportunity to learn sign language, through a new partnership with the New Zealand Skills and Education Group (NZSEG) and Merge NZ.
Learn moreWe're very excited to announce that NZSE has been approved to offer its popular NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 3) programme online from May (it will also remain available face-2-face/blended for those who wish to study offline).
Learn moreNew Zealand School of Education is now trading under the name New Zealand Skills and Education College. The name change comes after a reflective look at how in 2020 NZSE rapidly addressed the needs of its student body with new technology during the lockdowns (in many instances proving hardware) and taught skills built around using the new digital tools available.
Learn moreCareer changers, displaced workers, students or anyone interested in learning more about the fundamentals of Information Communications Technology (ICT) are invited to take advantage of free online training offered by the ANZ Business Technology Community of CompTIA, the leading trade association for the global technology industry and workforce.
Learn moreOur new partnership with SENZ will identify clients that are 15 years of age and older who are of Pacific heritage and NEET (Not in Education or Employment) and help empower them to reach their educational, employment and career goals – whether they’re starting out, looking to up-skill or aiming for a completely new career path.
Learn moreSeven months on, we decided to sit down and chat with NZSE College students who were studying during the Covid-19 lockdown and discuss how the unprecedented situation affected them, their studies and how NZSE College helped them. Here’s what they had to say.
Learn moreFounder of NZSEG, Brijesh Sethi speaks about the impacts Covid-19 has had on New Zealand’s education sector, the challenges that NZSEG has faced and how the education system will move forward post Covid-19.
Learn moreNZSE College launches Scholarships across their programmes for those who’ve been affected by redundancy during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Learn moreStudent Support team provided incredible support to students during the lockdown
Learn moreBusiness student’s attendance increases and feedback for online learning was positive amid lockdown.
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