Kaupapa Hirahira Highlights

A summary of each industry's moderation and quality assurance performance and activities for the past 12 months is now available.

As well as building strong relationships, industry hui whakapūmau enhancement visits allow Muka Tangata kaimahi to talk with provider and industry kaimahi as well as ākonga, and observe delivery and assessment in practice.

Muka Tangata has launched two simultaneous qualification development projects for all food and fibre Entry Level and Agriculture qualifications, standards and micro-credentials.

Just over 100,000 women work in our food and fibre sector, 1/3 of the total workforce.

Ten new Forestry micro-credentials, developed by Muka Tangata, have been approved by NZQA.

The report provides an update on the export performance and issues affecting New Zealand's food and fibre sector. 

Bridging the Gap: Introducing the Sports Turf Industry to our Workforce Development Plans

The biggest source of new entrants in food and fibre industries represented by Muka Tangata are people who have not worked in the industry previously (industry changers).

Muka Tangata is working with the irrigation industry to develop new credentials to better support learners and the industry.

Our team has begun work on a Māori Workforce Development Plan (MWDP) for the food and fibre sector and are pleased to release a video introduction to the project.  

Our Engagement and Partnerships team attended the New Zealand Wool Classers Association North Island Industry Day

Muka Tangata and the National Trade Academy (NTA) are working together to support good outcomes for learners.