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Money Smart Teens
21 Jan 2008
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20 Nov 2007
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30 Oct 2007
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23 Oct 2007
Sleep Problems in Children.
22 Oct 2007
The Montessori classroom
19 Aug 2007
Special Needs Support
19 Aug 2007
The Birds and the Bees
11 Jul 2007
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10 Jul 2007
How to grow healthy children?
19 Jun 2007
 
Fuelled 4 School
21 Jan 2008
Sports Education UCOL
23 Dec 2007
Video conferencing
11 Dec 2007
Students learn about money
21 Nov 2007
NZ Professor Receives Award
14 Nov 2007
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Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand
The Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand (formerly the Association of Polytechnics in NZ) is the collective voice that represents 19 institutes of technology and polytechnics around the country.Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) deliver technical, vocational and professional education which is student focussed and concentrates on practical learning. An ITP educati  . . . more
Author : Ed Created : 13 Nov 2005
 
Advertising is a waste of money.

If a course is full, it�s a good school. If it�s empty, it�s bad marketing.What a load of rubbish. These clich�s are, unfortunately, the measures that many institutions use to analyse the success of their marketing activities. As all who work in education marketing will know, the marketing function is not only about advertising, media releases and writing brochures (as sexy as these may be,  . . . more
Author : Dave Shearer- Synergy Education Created : 17 Aug 2004
 
Information on Student Loans
What is a Student Loan?
A Student Loan is provided by the Government to help cover the costs of your tertiary education.  When you start earning you�ll need to repay Inland Revenue the money you borrowed and the interest incurred.
This is the introduction to information about Students Loans from The Citizen's Advice Bureau.  More information on:
Getting a student loan
Paying back a   . . . more
Author : Edusearch Created : 30 May 2004
 
How long will it take you to pay off your student loan?


Sorted's Student Loans Calculator helps you find out what your loan is costing you, how long it will take you to pay it off and how much you can save by paying it off sooner.

This site has a heap of good practical information for students. Check it out http://www.sorted.org.nz/students/


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Author : Edusearch Created : 07 Feb 2004
 
Employers Recruiting school-leavers: What you should know about the new qualifications
NZQA have published a leaflet that explains what you should ask when recruiting a school-leaver under the NCEA system. It provides short case studies and examples of Records of Learning. A copy of this leaflet is available at the NZQA site.


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Author : Edusearch Created : 13 Jan 2004
 
Training Courses for Land Based Careers
National Trade Academy Trains Tomorrow's Farmers and Trainers

The National Trade Academy provides people with the skills and knowledge they need to start or to continue their career in New Zealand's dynamic agricultural and equine industries.

We are proud to have established a working relationship with CRT to promote our courses to their clients and to utilise our training farm for research  . . . more
Author : Craig Musson Created : 26 Aug 2003
 
Making the Move into Information Technology
There�s no shortage of people who want to make a career change into information technology. It�s a dynamic sector with a myriad of well paid jobs, ongoing developments and new innovations and the opportunity to work in most countries of the world.

But people who want to make the change into IT are faced with a dilemma. Prospective employers not only demand appropriate IT qualifications and skil  . . . more
Author : Chris Mitchell, Information Technology Institute Managing Director Created : 28 Oct 2002
 
Be part of a sunrise- future proof your science career


If you want to future proof your science career, consider a degree in Industrial Bioscience says Massey University - Albany Campus�s Professor Ian Maddox.

This is because Industrial Bioscience is the commercialisation of recent developments in the biological sciences and separation technology, and requires graduates to be competent in the area of business as well as science and engineering,  . . . more
Author : Fourth year technology student Nicky Plumpton Created : 28 Oct 2002
 
New Zealand university costs amongst the lowest- Australian Study
An Australian study finds Australia and New Zealand university costs amongst the lowest.

Australian Education International and IDP Australia have released a report, Comparative Costs of Higher Education Courses for International Students in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States.

This study clearly shows that it is cheaper to study in Australia (for both c  . . . more
Author : Edusearch Created : 26 Oct 2002
 
Don't just work, be happy. Seven strategies to 'futureproof' yourself


Your job will change � no doubt about it. Knowing what gives you the greatest buzz can turn change to your advantage. It�s called job sculpting.

There have been countless studies on what makes people happy at work. Three things always come up: ability, values and life interests. Research on job sculpting in the October 1999 edition of the Harvard Business Review (HBR) suggests that life i  . . . more
Author : Edusearch Created : 30 Sep 2002
 
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