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5 ways to move from your contact centre career

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Technology may cut contact centre careers. Here's how to use your skills for a new career.


Jobs to keep New Zealand beautiful

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Help protect New Zealand's environment with these in-demand jobs.


Extracurricular activities get learners ready for work

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Find out how extracurricular activities develop skills sought after by employers.


Get ready to work in a digitally transformed world

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Our future of work series explores how technology will transform your career. First up – artificial intelligence is changing the world of work, but you can thrive if you have the right skills.


Aim for skilled, creative work with a human touch – let AI do the rest

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Continuing our future of work series – we discuss how artificial intelligence will take over some roles, and complement the work of humans in others. 


Future careers are skills-focused

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Continuing our future of work series – we discuss how building up your transferable skills will be the key to moving between jobs and industries in the new world of work.


Employability skills are the heart of the future

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Continuing our future of work series – we showcase how employability skills, such as problem solving, are increasingly important in the new world of work. 


Find a new way of working: entrepreneurship and portfolio careers

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Continuing our future of work series – we talk about opportunities for self-employment in the new gig economy.


Job hunting tips for mature workers

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Mature workers have a lot of offer employers. Here are some tips to help you highlight your skills and experience. 


Ryan finds his place working with water

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Ryan Young started out as a builder but ended up in a different type of hands-on job with the water industry.