Kaupapa Hirahira Highlights

Muka Tangata has worked with the aquaculture industry to build on the existing skills frameworks.

We’re proud of the progress we’ve made on the ongoing actions set out in our workforce development plan for Māori in the food and fibre sector, Te Haumako.

An iwi-specific micro-credential, developed by Muka Tangata in collaboration with Te Pou Oranga o Whakatōhea, is now listed on the New Zealand Qualifications and Credentials Framework.

We launched Soko ni Drua, a workforce development plan focused on strengthening outcomes for Pacific peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand’s food and fibre sector.

The Post-Study Outcomes research study provides valuable insights into how graduates fare after completing their qualifications.

We found some interesting patterns about the nature of how women work in the food and fibre sector.

We look at census data since 2006 to understand the roles that make up our industries.

Aspiring Māori leaders in the food and fibre sector will be able to boost their learning journey through a Tautoko Toolkit launched this week. 

Your go-to tool for exploring key economic, workforce and demographic trends by industry and region.  
 

Our kaimahi got to see first-hand what happens at a salmon hatchery

The Skills Forecasting tool uses a microsimulation model of the food and fibre workforce

A big thank you to everyone who continues to share their time and expertise as part of this project