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supported by a central entity that would oversee the training organisations. While the polytechnics would be able to make their own decisions regarding education, staffing and budgets, Simmonds suggested that some services could be shared. Simmonds also said that the
Government would introduce legislation entrenching the dissolution of Te Pūkenga into law over the next six to eight months. In addition, Te Pūkenga's council chair Murray Strong resigned following the Government's announcement. Simmonds has aimed for this revamp of the tertiary and vocational sector to be completed by 1 January 2025. She said the dissolution of Te Pūkenga will allow individual polytechnics control over their own destiny.
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which included staff resignations and "one-off" land sales which had not been finalised. Tertiary
Education Union president Tina Smith reported that many staff were anxious about the uncertainty and lack of information about their job specifications within the organisation's operating structure. National Party tertiary education spokesperson Simmonds criticised Te Pūkenga's efforts to reduce its deficit via redundancies and asset sales as an unsustainable financial model.
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division was profitable in comparison to the polytechnic division, which was running at a loss. On 3 May, Simmonds confirmed that design options and a new legislative framework for the
Polytechnic sector were being developed. In addition, Te Pūkenga commenced decentralising operations, established regional leaders and delegated more decision-making powers to the regions. The mega polytechnic's head office was also being reduced with staff being redeployed to the regions.
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resulting from the merger process. According to
Simmonds, the Government had spent NZ$ 200 million on merging the polytechnics into Te Pūkenga. She also suggested that the NZ$ 110 million deficit was higher than reported. Simmonds claimed that Town's departure on "special leave" was a sign of trouble with the new entity. Similar issues about the centralisation of the polytechnics was also raised by an
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committee to answer questions about delays in the transition process, how it was dealing with its financial constraints, and working with staff members. Strong confirmed that Te Pūkenga was working to reduce its deficit to NZ$ 50 million and that Winder would oversee the transition process until the end of 2022. These cost-cutting measures have included reducing head office expenses by NZ$ 8 million.
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September and 1 October 2022. These three entities would become business divisions of Te Pūkenga's subsidiary Work Based
Learning Limited (WBL). Other business divisions of WBL have included Competenz, Connexis, BCITO, MITO and ServiceIQ. By December 2023, Te Pūkenga consisted of 16 polytechnics and nine industry training organisations.
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In early May 2024, Te Pūkenga confirmed that the number of enrolled workplace learners had dropped by 21% from 62,930 in April 2023 to 60,515 April 2024. By contrast, the number of enrolled polytechnic students had risen by 6% from 43,541 in April 2023 to 45,989 in April 2024. The workplace learning
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reported that plumbers, gasfitters and drainlayers were unhappy with the quality of training provided by Te Pūkenga for their apprentices. Other issues included the cancellation of apprentices' block courses, the poor quality of training facilities, and poor communication between the mega polytechnic
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Polytechnic Branch of the Tertiary Education Union reported that the merger process had caused low morale and increased workload among staff members at Otago Polytechnic. The Union also expressed concerns about scant information about Te Pūkenga's direction, staff's place in
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reported that the delayed public consultation on Te Pūkenga's organisational structure had failed to allay staff concerns about job security. Newsroom also reported unusually high turnover rates across the subsidiary polytechnics. Te Pūkenga also revised its forecast annual deficit to NZ$ 63 million,
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Zealand. In February 2019, the Government announced that the country's sixteen Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) would merge to form the new organisation; the merger was effective on 1 April 2020. In addition to the polytechnics, Te Pūkenga also took over responsibility
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February 2024, Te Pūkenga confirmed that it was returning to its former structure prior to the confirmation of the previous Labour Government's "Creating Our Futures" decision in September 2023, which affected 7,000 employees with many receiving letters confirming they would get their former jobs
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CEO Phil Kerr welcomed the process, stating that "it would be a relatively simple process for the institutions to re-establish their presence as regional providers." Kerr also opined that some services such as curriculum development and student learning support could remain centralised. In addition,
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Tertiary Education Commission had wanted more job cuts in back-office and managerial roles than the 400 previously announced. In a June 2023 briefing, the Commission also expressed concerns about Te Pūkenga's long-term plans. In response, the Tertiary Education Union criticised the
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In mid June 2023, Winder announced that Te Pūkenga was planning to lay off 404 staff members. As part of restructuring proposals, the national polytechnic would cut 960 roles, with affected staff members being encouraged to apply for 550 new positions. According to
Tertiary Education Union organiser
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paper and this included "a programme of change for the institute of technology and polytechnic (ITP) subsector and for vocational education more generally". After consultation with the education sector, Hipkins released a proposal in February 2019 that went much further than the options discussed in
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that she did not have clear timeframe for disestablishing Te Pūkenga and establishing new polytechnics since that would require legislative change. The Minister proposed taking an initial plan to Cabinet in mid-2024 and commence consulting regional stakeholders, staff and industry leaders about the
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On 26 August, Radio New Zealand reported that a Tertiary Education Commission report dated 9 June 2022 had proposed reducing staff numbers at Te Pūkenga's subsidiary polytechnics in order to avert a forecast deficit of NZ$ 110 million. The report described Te Pūkenga's efforts to combat the deficit
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On 4 August, acting-chief executive Winder indicated that Te Pūkenga would be adopting a "unified fees approach" for all its campuses in the near future. While its subsidiary Southland Institute of Technology would maintain its zero fees policy for the 2023 academic year, this would be discontinued
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would be dissolving Te Pūkenga and replacing it with eight to ten institutions. Simmonds stated that the Government would no longer centralise vocational training and education and asked Te Pūkenga to halt its transformation efforts and review the number of jobs. The regional polytechnics would be
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Peter Hughes stated that Te Pūkenga was a tertiary institute and was thus not subject to the Commission's code of conduct or general election guidance. Academic freedom (but not institutional autonomy) is granted to the Institute's academic staff and students under Section 318 of the Education and
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On 21 October, Acting CEO Winder stated that Te Pūkenga would consider staff redundancies as a means of reducing the organisation's deficit by NZ$ 35 million. This amount includes NZ$ 10m across work-based learning, NZ$ 25m across former polytechnics and the national office. Polytechnic staff have
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reported that a memo by Tertiary Education Commission deputy chief executive Gillian Dudgeon to the Education Minister Hipkins identified several problems facing the national polytechnic provider including a lack of leadership, a deficit of NZ$ 110 million due to a 12% drop in enrollments compared
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In early November 2023, Radio New Zealand reported that Te Pūkenga was consulting on a restructure of its information technology division. These included plans to hire 53 people in 2024 in various areas including digital platforms for courses and cyber-security. Staff criticised the timing of the
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On 11 July, the National Party's tertiary education spokesperson Simmonds criticised the Te Pūkenga model for failing to improve struggling polytechnics while discouraging good performers. She also criticised the creation of 180 Hamilton head office jobs in the light of 600 projected redundancies
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On 16 August 2022, Town formally resigned his position as CEO of Te Pūkenga. His responsibilities and duties were assumed by Acting-CEO Peter Winder. In response to Town's resignation, Simmonds suggested that Town had been made a scapegoat by Te Pūkenga's governing board and recommended that the
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On 23 June 2022, Te Pūkenga released its first annual report, which covered the period between 1 January and 31 December 2021. According to Town, key achievements for the 2021 academic year included publishing world-leading academic research, producing 48,734 graduates (a 77.5% graduation rate),
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reported that eight of the sixteen polytechnic chief executives had resigned since their institutions were merged into Te Pūkenga a year ago. The chief executive roles at Te Pūkenga's ITP subsidiaries are expected to expire at the end of 2022 with management shifting to a central executive team
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Regions were invited to submit proposals for the head office location. The Government Electronic Tendering Service (GETS) asked for registrations of interest from 6 December 2019 to 15 January 2020. The outcome was to be announced in March 2020 but when New Zealand went into lockdown due to the
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On 23 August, Te Pūkenga announced that three further transitional industry training organisations Careerforce, New Zealand Hair, Beauty and Barbering Industry Training Organisation (HITO), and Primary Industry Training Organisation (Primary ITO) would merge into the mega polytechnic between 1
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to facilitate the disestablishment of the mega polytechnic and consult on a proposed replacement model. These consultants will also be tasked with facilitating a major cost-cutting exercise after forecasts revealed that Te Pūkenga's constituent polytechnics face four years of financial losses
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On 14 September, Te Pūkenga's chief financial officer Matthew Walker resigned. Walker had assumed the position in July 2022. Winder confirmed that an interim financial officer had been appointed in Walker's absence and that the organisation was working on improving its financial situation. In
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As part of the planned transition into a single mega polytechnic entity, all 16 Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) and most industry training organisations would be absorbed into Te Pūkenga on 1 January 2023; thus losing their individual identities and becoming one national mega
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Hipkins admitted that "change on this scale will be disruptive". This merger was confirmed on 1 August 2019 alongside the working title "New Zealand Institute of Skills & Technology", and the following day, Hipkins announced the membership of an establishment ten-person-board based in the
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In mid-July 2022, the 16 polytechnics and four industrial training organisations commenced "combined branding" to raise awareness of their planned merger into Te Pūkenga in early January 2023. The rebrand was managed by marketing company Clemenger BBDO. Acting CEO Winder stated that the mega
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attributed the resignations to fears about impending job losses in the new vocational education provider. Former Southern Institute of Technology CEO and National Party tertiary education spokesperson Simmonds also expressed concern that the resignation of polytechnic CEOs was depriving the
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response, Simmonds claimed that Walker's resignation reflected systemic problems with an organisation that had trouble managing its finances. Simmonds also stated that a future National-led government would disestablish Te Pūkenga and transfer the polytechnics back to their communities.
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On 15 August, Winder announced that Te Pūkenga had begun consulting its over 13,000 employees on its proposed leadership structure and business groups. The mega polytechnic proposes creating seven networks based around seven vocational pathways and creating four regional subdivisions.
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In September 2020, Chris Hipkins announced the institute's permanent name, Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology. The name describes the "gaining and mastery of valuable skills through passing knowledge down from person to person". The individual institutes of
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such as requiring frequent financial reports from polytechnics and restricting the recruitment of new staff as insufficient. The briefing paper also forecast that the completion of Te Pūkenga's merger process in January 2023 could save the institution NZ$ 52 million a year.
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national secretary Sandra Grey expressed concern that the National Government's planned restructuring could undermine staff morale and that a reversal back to a non-centralised model would lead to unnecessary competition within the polytechnic sector. By contrast, former
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described efforts to consolidate the education curricula of the various polytechnics into a new streamlined curriculum as "rushed and disrespectful." They claimed that consolidation process would do little to address the national shortage of nurses and social workers.
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had a debt of nearly NZ$ 21 million. By the end of 2023, three deputy chief executives Dr Megan Gibbons (academic centre and learning systems), Teresa Pollard (chief digital officer) and Steven Turnbull (acting chief digital officer) had resigned from Te Pūkenga.
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On 27 July, Education Minister Hipkins ruled out calls by former Te Pūkenga senior executive Merran Davis to place a commissioner in charge of the entity at the time. However, he stated that he would reconsider appointing a commissioner to head the organisation.
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with 2021 (which exceeded the organisation's budget of NZ$ 57.5 million), and inaction over improving Te Pūkenga's financial state. The TEC memo also disclosed that chief executive Town was earning an annual salary over NZ$ 670,000; which exceeded
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editorial in mid–July 2022 which expressed concerns about its impact on high-performing institutions such as Otago Polytechnic and Southern Institute of Technology. The editorial also described the creation of Te Pūkenga as part of the
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2 billion. The student body includes those studying at New Zealand's 16 ITPs, and various apprentice and industry training programmes. Since mid-August 2022, the national polytechnic is led by Acting CEO Peter Winder.
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Commission for overstepping its brief and said that its statement about job losses had alarmed its members. On 20 September, Te Pūkenga confirmed that 200 full-time jobs would be cut as part of a restructuring process.
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organiser Daniel Benson-Guiu asked the Tertiary Education Minister to reveal her plans for New Zealand's polytechnics in the wake of staff concerns about their job security. In response, Simmonds told the
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obtained leaked documents showing that none of the 16 component polytechnics were financially viable on their own, with a deficit totalling NZ$ 185 million. The worst affected institutions were
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back. On 7 March 2024, Simmonds indicated that the dissolution of the mega polytechnic would possibly see the elimination of its head office and several providers merged. In late April 2024,
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and rescheduled 11 due to low student numbers. Te Pūkenga stated that it would develop new training programmes after the construction sector's workforce development council,
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technology/polytechnics (ITPs) will retain their current trading names, while their legal names will change to reflect the fact that they are subsidiaries of Te Pūkenga.
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until 2014. In response, the National Party's education spokesperson Simmonds suggested that Davis' resignation reflected problems with the polytechnic merger process.
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establishing Te Pūkenga Work Based Learning to facilitate the transition of former industry training organisations, and establishing interim staff, student and
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expressed concerns about the impact of the proposed redundancies on teaching and staff morale. As part of the cost-cutting exercise, Te Pūkenga's subsidiary
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polytechnic would provide campus-based, online, and job-based training while reducing duplication of resources and competition between local institutions.
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polytechnic sector of experienced senior managers. By contrast, TEC chief executive Tim Fowler expressed confidence in Te Pūkenga's leadership while
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to create a unified and cohesive vocational education and training system. The bill passed its third reading on 19 February 2020 and received
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for industry training and apprenticeship training from nine industry training organisations (ITOs). Te Pūkenga's head office is located in
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urged the government to abandon its plan to merge the polytechnics into a national entity and instead invest in struggling institutions.
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national president Tina Smith opined that the new polytechnic system was preferable to the previous model of "competing fiefdoms."
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and apprentices. In response, Te Pūkenga stated that it had run 445 block courses in 2023 and had only cancelled 16 due to
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including an NZ$ 118 million deficit for 2024. Volte Consulting's Rob Heaney and Richmond Tait will work with the
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psychology academic Rebekah Graham, and University of Auckland social scientist Sereana Naepi.
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2020:"Mega polytech Te Pūkenga boss on 'personal leave' for unspecified period"
1158:"Polytechnic mega-merger will take over apprentices and industry trainees"
4674:
4600:
4357:
4219:
4179:
4164:
4154:
4063:
3959:
3954:
3508:
3283:
2569:
1954:"Half of NZ's 16 polytech CEOs have quit as mega-merger 'takes its toll'"
701:
625:
92:
2528:"Union calls for transparency from Te Pūkenga over national restructure"
2130:"Departing chief executive of Te Pūkenga a 'scapegoat' – National Party"
415:
Te Rau Mātangi (A supported journey to gain knowledge and understanding)
4629:
4608:
4333:
3979:
3498:
875:. Neale Jackson and Daniel Stoneman of Calibre Partners will work with
307:
163:
Education (Vocational Education and Training Reform) Amendment Act 2020
153:
Te Pūkenga has almost 13,000 staff, 240,000 students, and assets worth
3322:
1360:"Government confirms polytechnics will merge as single entity in 2020"
1290:"Education Portfolio Work Programme: Purpose, Objectives and Overview"
406:
Pūkenga Aotearoa (A skills-based Institute with Aotearoa at its heart)
4501:
3989:
3676:
3017:"Te Pūkenga paying 8 consultants to tell it how to take itself apart"
2950:"Te Pūkenga head office likely to be cut, some institutions to merge"
1226:"Education (Vocational Education and Training Reform) Amendment Bill"
814:
ordered Te Pūkenga to hire eight consultants from four organisations
2428:"Job losses not ruled out as Te Pūkenga aims to cut budget by $ 35m"
887:. Richard Bailey and Nichola Bennett of Deloitte will work with the
4487:
Arms (Prohibited Firearms, Magazines, and Parts) Amendment Act 2019
4209:
3182:
2395:"Te Pukenga merger: Otago Polytechnic staff 'being set up to fail'"
1327:"Major overhaul: Govt eyes up education from preschool to tertiary"
1268:
Education (Vocational Education and Training Reform) Amendment Bill
884:
827:
230:
2880:
2796:
2792:"Council chair at Te Pūkenga mega polytech Murray Strong resigns"
2752:"Te Pūkenga apprentice training 'a disaster' – trades businesses"
2598:"Officials want even more job cuts at Te Pūkenga, briefing shows"
1364:
1331:
763:
2362:"Staff in the dark as polytech mega-merger consultation closes"
2195:"Te Pūkenga acting chief executive grilled by select committee"
1855:"Former Otago Polytechnic CEO seeks apology from Chris Hipkins"
919:"Te Pūkenga's only profitable division records drop in numbers"
771:
202:
consultation, with all 16 ITPs to merge into one organisation.
3088:
114:
2631:"200 roles to go at Te Pūkenga following restructure process"
1065:"Te Pūkenga to be replaced with 8–10 institutions – minister"
1724:"Report shows doubts about national polytechnic, Te Pūkenga"
4750:
Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology
2090:"Minister rules out Te Pūkenga commissioner 'at this time'"
1325:
Bracewell-Worrall, Anna; Jolliff, Emma (21 February 2018).
988:"Wanted: 'Sophisticated' leader to head NZ's mega polytech"
123:
Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology
18:
Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology
3738:
465:
committees to aid with the transition. That same day, the
3466:
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (former)
3057:
1252: This article incorporates text available under the
923:
819:
774:, which are both NZ$ 28 million in deficit. In addition,
574:
investigate the circumstances behind Town's resignation.
3456:
Foundation for Research, Science and Technology (former)
2227:"Te Pūkenga cuts $ 8 million from its head office costs"
1754:
1324:
855:. John Fisk and Richard Nacey of PwC will work with the
3425:
3124:
3010:
3008:
2785:
2783:
2781:
2779:
1194:"$ 13,000-a-week Te Pūkenga boss Stephen Town resigns"
981:
979:
581:
412:
Te Pū Mātauranga (A foundation or source of knowledge)
4540:
Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Act 2022
3461:
Ministry of Research, Science and Technology (former)
1791:"National slams problems at mega polytech Te Pūkenga"
3005:
2329:"New mega-polytech Te Pūkenga may need to cut staff"
1760:"Curriculum Change Process Rushed And Disrespectful"
1684:
1682:
1192:
Ward, Stephen; Williams, Katarina (17 August 2022).
1187:
1185:
1024:"Te Pūkenga: First Full-year Annual Report Released"
1017:
1015:
704:, University of Auckland physicist Richard Easther,
2776:
2353:
1093:"The NZIST Head Office will be located in Hamilton"
976:
3046:
3044:
2948:
2923:
2907:
2905:
2903:
2843:"Te Pūkenga announces chief executive's departure"
2495:"Te Pūkenga proposal would cut more than 400 jobs"
2460:
1476:
1474:
1122:
1120:
1118:
2323:
2124:
1679:
1182:
1151:
1149:
1147:
1128:"Te Pūkenga chief executive Stephen Town resigns"
1012:
4741:
3274:Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology
1351:
912:
910:
908:
485:'s centralisation policies alongside the former
3446:Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
3041:
2900:
1715:
1688:
1471:
1115:
2386:
1453:"Regional Kōrero: continuing the conversation"
1144:
1059:
1057:
1055:
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1051:
1049:
171:Industry Training and Apprenticeships Act 1992
3724:
3411:
3110:
905:
148:
4760:Educational institutions established in 2020
2462:"2.7m cuts ahead of merger cause job unease"
1657:"Changes to the vocational education sector"
1544:"NZIST Council and New Interim CE for NZIST"
1191:
3923:
3471:Ministry of Science and Innovation (former)
3233:Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
1046:
861:Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
737:On 8 December, Tertiary Education Minister
281:Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
3731:
3717:
3418:
3404:
3178:Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
3117:
3103:
2946:
2914:"Pressure on minister over polytechs plan"
2911:
2628:
2257:
1918:
1888:"SIT's zero fees could face axe from 2024"
1598:"Auckland Council Chief Executive resigns"
1021:
849:Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
518:
226:Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
161:Te Pūkenga's legislative framework is the
4545:Three Strikes Legislation Repeal Act 2022
3050:
2749:
2629:Schwanecke, Gianina (20 September 2023).
2595:
2492:
1721:
916:
27:New Zealand vocational education provider
3672:Fonterra Research and Development Centre
2562:
82:Cr Angelesa and Nisbet Streets, Hamilton
3611:Te Pūkenga (16 subsidiary institutions)
2826:. Radio New Zealand. 20 December 2023.
2525:
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1416:
1284:
1155:
657:. Winder's statement was criticised by
363:Kim Ngārimu (deputy chair; 3-year term)
14:
4742:
4565:Natural and Built Environment Act 2023
4477:Overseas Investment Amendment Act 2018
4431:
3740:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand
3692:Malaghan Institute of Medical Research
3604:Tertiary education institutions (TEIs)
2976:
2643:from the original on 24 September 2023
2359:
2341:from the original on 14 September 2022
2175:from the original on 16 September 2022
2142:from the original on 14 September 2022
2050:
1933:from the original on 14 September 2022
1480:
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3294:Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre
3098:
3014:
2912:Littlewood, Matthew (30 April 2024).
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2855:from the original on 18 December 2023
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1984:
1951:
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1622:
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1357:
985:
141:In early December 2023, the incoming
3519:Industrial Research Limited (former)
2947:Schwanecke, Gianina (7 March 2024).
2873:
2563:Engledow, Elizabeth (21 June 2023).
2440:from the original on 21 October 2022
2087:
2017:
1788:
1661:New Zealand Qualifications Authority
1562:
1483:"Establishment work comes to an end"
1339:from the original on 1 December 2020
1170:from the original on 9 November 2020
1140:from the original on 17 August 2022.
1103:from the original on 2 February 2022
964:from the original on 3 February 2022
948:
946:
301:and starting work on 5 August 2019:
3426:Science and research in New Zealand
3203:The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
3125:Vocational education in New Zealand
2979:"Te Pūkenga break up in full swing"
2750:Gerritsen, John (18 October 2023).
2305:from the original on 18 August 2022
2272:from the original on 15 August 2022
1546:. IST Establishment. Archived from
1485:. IST Establishment. Archived from
1455:. IST Establishment. Archived from
1394:. IST Establishment. Archived from
1206:from the original on 17 August 2022
1156:Collins, Simon (13 February 2019).
648:
582:Staff consultation and redundancies
251:The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
138:serving as acting chief executive.
24:
4755:2020 establishments in New Zealand
4492:Christchurch Call to Action Summit
3228:Wellington Institute of Technology
3208:Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
2596:Gerritsen, John (30 August 2023).
2207:from the original on 3 August 2022
2106:from the original on 3 August 2022
1900:from the original on 5 August 2022
1689:O'Callaghan, Jody (20 July 2022).
1541:
1451:Strong, Murray (25 January 2020).
881:Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
869:Wellington Institute of Technology
782:had a debt of NZ$ 22 million, and
360:Murray Strong (chair; 3-year term)
276:Wellington Institute of Technology
256:Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
25:
4771:
4405:2020 New Zealand general election
4389:2017 New Zealand general election
3687:Livestock Improvement Corporation
3524:Crop & Food Research (former)
3269:Christchurch College of Education
3081:
2671:. 1 November 2023. Archived from
2577:from the original on 21 June 2023
2544:from the original on 21 June 2023
2507:from the original on 15 June 2023
2393:Ellis, Fiona (8 September 2022).
2360:Hatton, Emma (2 September 2022).
2239:from the original on 30 July 2022
2069:from the original on 14 July 2022
2032:from the original on 12 July 2022
1999:from the original on 24 July 2022
1966:from the original on 24 July 2022
1867:from the original on 31 July 2022
1835:from the original on 24 July 2022
1803:from the original on 15 July 2022
1770:from the original on 30 June 2022
1736:from the original on 27 June 2022
1637:from the original on 4 April 2020
1523:from the original on 8 March 2022
1432:from the original on 8 March 2022
1372:from the original on 24 June 2021
1236:from the original on 2 March 2022
1034:from the original on 15 July 2022
1000:from the original on 9 March 2022
943:
743:National-led coalition government
711:
655:2023 New Zealand general election
643:National-led coalition government
431:
143:National-led coalition government
3823:
3385:Royal New Zealand Police College
3299:Waiariki Institute of Technology
3193:Southern Institute of Technology
3051:Gerritsen, John (12 July 2024).
2977:Hauiti, Claudette (3 May 2024).
2874:Burr, Lloyd (18 December 2023).
2790:Tupou, Laura (8 December 2023).
2526:Heagney, George (21 June 2023).
2493:Gerritsen, John (15 June 2023).
2459:Ellis, Fiona (22 October 2022).
2161:Kenny, Lee (14 September 2022).
1247:
889:Southern Institute of Technology
778:had a debt of NZ$ 22.5 million,
453:tertiary education spokesperson
352:, this process was put on hold.
241:Southern Institute of Technology
68:Fulltime-students: 45,989 (2024)
38:
4522:Water Services Reform Programme
3451:Ministry for Primary Industries
3375:General Service Training School
3341:Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi
3309:Wellington College of Education
3223:Waikato Institute of Technology
3173:Manukau Institute of Technology
3168:Eastern Institute of Technology
2993:from the original on 4 May 2024
2970:
2940:
2867:
2841:Smith, Sam (18 December 2023).
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2011:
1978:
1945:
1912:
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1847:
1823:"Labour's polytechnic shambles"
1815:
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1722:Gerritsen, John (26 May 2022).
1649:
1616:
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1569:Niall, Todd (5 February 2020).
1535:
1501:
1481:Jordan, Barry (31 March 2020).
1444:
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1318:
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1260:
1218:
877:Waikato Institute of Technology
857:Eastern Institute of Technology
845:Manukau Institute of Technology
776:Waikato Institute of Technology
543:Waikato Institute of Technology
271:Waikato Institute of Technology
221:Manukau Institute of Technology
216:Eastern Institute of Technology
3213:Unitec Institute of Technology
2426:Kenny, Lee (21 October 2022).
2088:Ward, Stephen (27 July 2022).
1886:Ellis, Fiona (4 August 2022).
1789:Ward, Stephen (11 July 2022).
1085:
986:Kenny, Lee (29 October 2019).
917:Gerritsen, John (2 May 2024).
732:
261:Unitec Institute of Technology
105:Tertiary Education Institution
13:
1:
4507:New Zealand Upgrade Programme
4482:Abortion Legislation Act 2020
3259:Auckland College of Education
3218:Universal College of Learning
2258:Te Pūkenga (15 August 2022).
2051:Mather, Mike (10 July 2022).
2018:Ward, Stephen (8 July 2022).
1919:Te Pūkenga (23 August 2022).
1515:(Press release). Wellington:
1424:(Press release). Wellington:
1358:Small, Zane (1 August 2019).
898:
865:Universal College of Learning
812:Tertiary Education Commission
621:Universal College of Learning
491:Three Waters reform programme
447:Tertiary Education Commission
426:
266:Universal College of Learning
185:
4728:Sixth National Government →
4721:← Fifth National Government
4555:Fair Pay Agreements Act 2022
3279:Dunedin College of Education
2722:Kenny, Lee (15 March 2023).
2694:Kenny, Lee (13 March 2023).
1985:Kenny, Lee (20 April 2021).
1952:Kenny, Lee (16 April 2021).
688:in favour of the Māori term
645:to disestablish Te Pūkenga.
366:Maryann Geddes (3-year term)
7:
4415:53rd New Zealand Parliament
4399:52nd New Zealand Parliament
3380:New Zealand Defence College
3163:Ara Institute of Canterbury
3015:Meyer, Fox (16 July 2024).
1623:Kenny, Lee (1 March 2020).
1600:(Press release). Auckland:
1022:Te Pūkenga (23 June 2022).
696:geneticist Jack Heinemann,
666:Public Service Commissioner
211:Ara Institute of Canterbury
115:https://www.tepūkenga.ac.nz
10:
4776:
3662:Bragato Research Institute
3304:Whanganui School of Design
378:Peter Winder (3-year term)
372:Tania Hodges (3-year term)
180:
149:Organisational description
71:Apprentices: 60,515 (2024)
4706:
4649:
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4591:
4584:
4570:Spatial Planning Act 2023
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3539:Plant & Food Research
3490:Crown Research Institutes
3488:
3479:
3438:
3431:
3367:
3349:
3321:
3264:Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
3246:
3155:
3139:
3130:
2293:"Proposal taken to staff"
1517:Government of New Zealand
1426:Government of New Zealand
598:In early September 2022,
523:By mid–April 2021,
390:
375:Sam Huggard (4-year term)
369:Kathy Grant (3-year term)
110:
99:
77:
62:
54:
46:
37:
4651:Leader of the Opposition
4536:(Māori Health Authority)
3131:Institutes of technology
1756:Tertiary Education Union
954:"Introducing Te Pūkenga"
793:Tertiary Education Union
751:Tertiary Education Union
694:University of Canterbury
535:Tertiary Education Union
467:Tertiary Education Union
165:. This bill amended the
4524:(formerly Three Waters)
3897:(cooperation agreement)
3870:(confidence and supply)
3198:Tai Poutini Polytechnic
3133:and polytechnics (ITPs)
853:Tai Poutini Polytechnic
519:Leadership resignations
306:Barry Jordan (chair) –
246:Tai Poutini Polytechnic
4015:Priyanca Radhakrishnan
3650:Private and commercial
3632:Antarctica New Zealand
3439:Government departments
3289:Tairawhiti Polytechnic
2334:The New Zealand Herald
2135:The New Zealand Herald
1860:The New Zealand Herald
1272:New Zealand Parliament
1230:New Zealand Parliament
1163:The New Zealand Herald
820:PricewaterhouseCoopers
810:In mid-July 2024, the
698:University of Auckland
487:district health boards
4638:Dame Helen Winkelmann
4425:Policies and spending
4326:Chief Government Whip
3784:Deputy Prime Minister
3553:Research universities
3514:HortResearch (former)
3352:establishments (PTEs)
3331:Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
3238:Whitireia New Zealand
1297:Ministry of Education
960:. 29 September 2020.
873:Whitireia New Zealand
768:Whitireia New Zealand
716:In mid October 2023,
706:University of Waikato
632:In late August 2023,
286:Whitireia New Zealand
195:Minister of Education
177:on 24 February 2020.
87:Hamilton, New Zealand
4530:(Health New Zealand)
4268:Speaker of the House
3637:Callaghan Innovation
3336:Te Wānanga o Raukawa
1288:(14 February 2018).
690:Te Tiriti o Waitangi
669:Training Act, 2020.
350:coronavirus pandemic
127:vocational education
4497:Cannabis referendum
4297:Leader of the House
3359:Media Design School
2804:on 10 December 2023
1274:. 18 February 2020.
1270:(Government Bill).
741:confirmed that the
672:In mid March 2023,
34:
4145:Iain Lees-Galloway
3667:Cawthron Institute
3254:Aoraki Polytechnic
2764:on 25 October 2023
2675:on 1 November 2023
2327:(26 August 2022).
2128:(20 August 2022).
1136:. 17 August 2022.
803:proposed changes.
686:Treaty of Waitangi
502:Education Minister
440:In late May 2022,
205:The 16 ITPs were:
167:Education Act 1989
32:
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4691:Christopher Luxon
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4236:Julie Anne Genter
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3859:New Zealand First
3833:Political parties
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3529:Landcare Research
3393:
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3188:Otago Polytechnic
2919:Otago Daily Times
2757:Radio New Zealand
2668:Radio New Zealand
2603:Radio New Zealand
2533:Manawatu Standard
2500:Radio New Zealand
2468:Otago Daily Times
2400:Otago Daily Times
2325:Radio New Zealand
2298:Otago Daily Times
2232:Radio New Zealand
2203:. 3 August 2022.
2200:Radio New Zealand
2126:Radio New Zealand
1893:Otago Daily Times
1828:Otago Daily Times
1729:Radio New Zealand
1604:. 4 February 2020
1511:(18 March 2020).
1420:(2 August 2019).
1133:Radio New Zealand
1073:. 8 December 2023
1070:Radio New Zealand
893:Otago Polytechnic
799:Otago Daily Times
756:Otago Polytechnic
723:Cyclone Gabrielle
718:Radio New Zealand
634:Radio New Zealand
613:Otago Polytechnic
483:Labour Government
477:Otago Daily Times
442:Radio New Zealand
315:(deputy chair) –
236:Otago Polytechnic
169:and repealed the
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824:Calibre Partners
816:Volte Consulting
780:Open Polytechnic
727:Waihanga Ara Rau
649:Academic freedom
385:Auckland Council
339:Dr Linda Sissons
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4020:Kieran McAnulty
3985:Damien O'Connor
3950:Grant Robertson
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