Skills sector delegation from Pakistan visits NZMA

1 October 2018 – Five experts from the Pakistan Vocational Training sector are visiting NZMA this week to learn about our system of vocational education and competency based training.

Each member represents a different subsector including: trades, design & fashion, hospitality, development, finance, hospitality, and communications.

General Manager NZMA Operations, Derek Martin, introduced the delegation to the Sylvia Park Campus staff and said, “These tours are really important to share skills and experience but to also highlight common challenges we face in education. We are sharing best practice aspects of our sector with our guests from Pakistan and learning from them which areas of their sector work well.

Group Leader Adeel Ahmed Pathan said, “We are all keen to connect and learn about the New Zealand experience, and how we can position vocational learning as a viable and respected education option.  We would also like to understand and consider how you leverage technology, research and development.  It will be a busy tour visiting campuses and meeting people, and we’re looking forward to our week here.”

More news

New Education Group creative schools make top international animation list

The top 100 International Animation schools list has been released and two of New Education group’s creative colleges, Yoobee School of Design and Animation College have featured. Yoobee, the largest specialised digital design school in the country, and Animation College, New Zealand’s only tertiary provider to offer degrees and diploma, specialising in both 2D and…

Read more >

International culinary graduate heads prestigious restaurant

Vicky Shah, 26-year-old graduate from The Culinary Collective, is the head chef at KOL based in Ponsonby, Auckland. Cookery can often be overlooked as a career option, but for some, it is much more than a profession, it is the cornerstone of culture, self-identity, and the charms of their homeland. New Zealand is an attractive…

Read more >