Churn in the food and fibre sector

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).

Attraction and Retention

New irrigation micro-credentials on the way

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

Attraction and RetentionQualificationsSkills

Introduction to the Māori WDP

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.  

Diversity and InclusionPathways

Improving preparation in the woolshed

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

ProfitabilitySkills

Partnership supports good outcomes for learners

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

Delivery and Assessment

National NZ Merino Shears

We attended the 62nd National Merino Shears competition.

Spreading success with new micro-credentials for the fertiliser application industry

A new nutrient application micro-credential developed in collaboration with Muka Tangata 

Attraction and RetentionQualifications

Wool micro-credential development update

We initiated a project to work with industry to develop four micro-credentials to support the industry.

Attraction and RetentionDiversity and InclusionPathways

Retention

Retention is a critical issue as it directly affects the stability and growth of the Food and Fibre sector.

Attraction and RetentionResearch