Organizations
Literacy Learning
Leanna Traill offers educational consultancy services to primary and elementary schools in New Zealand, USA and Canada, and the Pacific area.
Literacy Learning (NZ) Ltd professional development services are founded in strong beliefs that a long term, responsive, site-based and schoolwide approach brings about the most enduring changes and improvements in teaching and learning and inevitably student performance and achievement.
ANZIIL : Australian & New Zealand Institute for Information Literacy
The Australian and New Zealand Institute for Information Literacy (ANZIIL) supports organisations, institutions and individuals in the promotion of information literacy and, in particular, the embedding of information literacy within the total educational process.
The Institute identifies, facilitates, fosters and supports best practice in information literacy through
- Professional Development
- Promotion, Marketing and Advocacy
- Research
Interworld Fundraising
At Interworld Fundraising we are focused on helping you achieve your fundraising goals quickly and with a minimum of fuss.
Interworld Fundraising New Zealand Ltd is a New Zealand owned and operated company with a genuine concern for the needs of schools in providing high quality resources and facilities for New Zealand children. We realise that fundraising is a necessary management function for most schools in New Zealand to ensure children get the resources they need.
Technology Education New Zealand
A professional network which promotes and supports technology education in New Zealand.
TENZ is a professional network which has been set up to promote and support Technology Education in New Zealand. The organisation fosters the development of technology in the New Zealand curriculum. It is of interest to all those working in Technology Education, working in a technology-based enterprise with an interest in education, and those just plain interested!
TENZ is a network which:
- Fosters the development of Technology in the New Zealand Curriculum.
AIMHI, Achievement in Multicultural High Schools
A group of nine decile one urban secondary schools where a large proportion of the schools' student population come from Maori and Pacific Island backgrounds.
The AIMHI group of schools was established in late 1995. Between 1996 and 2000, significant research on the schools was carried out by Kay Hawk and Jan Hill of Massey University. This emphasised ways in which the schools’ learning programmes could be improved. Out of the research, an AIMHI action plan of educational initiatives began in 1998. This plan was designed to raise the levels of educational achievement of students through:
Kia Ata Mai Educational Trust
The Trust is involved in professional literacy development for Maori people. Kia Ata Mai Educational Trust is comprised of Maori teachers working in the Waikato area, who all hold senior management positions within their respective schools.
In 1993 we made a successful application to the Waikato Education Foundation for funding to assist us to continue our commitment to provide support for junior reading programmes in Maori. Henceforth, we became known as Kia Ata Mai Educational Trust, a name given to us by Te Wharehuia Milroy.
Central Otago REAP
The Rural Education Activities Programme (REAP) is a Ministry of Education funded programme that provides supplementary and complementary education to Central Otago.
Learning Enhancement Associates (LEA)
Information on service providers to the tertiary education sector in New Zealand. The Ministry of Education, along with the TEC, the New Zealand Qualifications Authority and Career Services, are the key central government agencies in the reformed tertiary education system.
Teen Parent Educators Association
ATPENZ is a professional association of New Zealand schools and teachers, established to promote the provision of ongoing education for young parents and to support the efforts of the schools and teachers who provide these opportunities.
The Association was formed in October 2002 in Wellington, New Zealand and holds yearly conferences, the first being in Christchurch in August 2003.
NZ Flooring ITO
The New Zealand Industry Training Organisation was established in 1999 to develop and manage qualifications in the New Zealand flooring industry. We facilitate quality training in the form of Contemporary and Modern Apprenticeships.
Organisation Structure
The New Zealand Flooring ITO's National Office is based in Ashhurst. There are Apprentice/Training Co-ordinators located around New Zealand who facilitate, support and mentor apprentices and employers in their region. Click here to view the organisational chart.
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