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Toi Mai is the Ohu Ahumahi Workforce Development Council for Ngā Peka o Toi.

Our kaupapa is to be the voice of the creative, cultural, recreation and technology industries in the reform of vocational education.

We engage with industry, whānau/hapū/iwi, Māori businesses and underrepresented communities such as Pacific peoples, tāngata whaikaha, wāhine, the neurodiverse and LGBTQIA+ to ensure the vocational education system meets industry and workforce development needs.

Our mission is to ensure Te Wao Nui o Toi is supported by a skilled and thriving workforce and other industries are supported to access the creative and technology skills they need for the future of work.

Ngā pānui | Latest news

New qualification aims to silence sour note of declining piano tuner numbers
20/11/23

New qualification aims to silence sour note of declining piano tuner numbers

This past weekend, TVNZ ran a story covering the nationwide shortage of piano tuners and the new qualification developed by Toi Mai to help remedy...
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Māoriland: Nurturing the next generation of screen professionals in Aotearoa
30/10/23

Māoriland: Nurturing the next generation of screen professionals in Aotearoa

Earlier this month, some Toi Mai kaimahi had the chance to visit Māoriland in Ōtaki, the home of the Māoriland Film Festival and a hub...
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Reflecting on two years of advocating for Ngā Peka o Toi
12/10/23

Reflecting on two years of advocating for Ngā Peka o Toi

Although the Workforce Development Councils were established on 4 October 2021, our first five kaimahi didn’t officially start until the week after, marking the month...
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Unlocking the power of knowledge through Te Mata Raraunga
27/09/23

Unlocking the power of knowledge through Te Mata Raraunga

Ohu Ahumahi (the collective of the six Workforce Development Councils) are pleased to share Te Mata Raraunga, a shared data platform which provides consistent information...
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Te Wao Nui o Toi recognised with a prestigious Good Design Award for excellence in design and innovation
08/09/23

Te Wao Nui o Toi recognised with a prestigious Good Design Award for excellence in design and innovation

Our first sector-specific workforce development plan, Te Wao Nui o Toi — capability and development plan for the below-the-line screen sector workforce (Toi Pāho) was...
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Industry-driven learning: new micro-credential for screen-sector careers
06/09/23

Industry-driven learning: new micro-credential for screen-sector careers

Aotearoa is currently facing a major shortage in the Toi Pāho (broadcast and screen sector) workforce. To help remedy this problem and ensure sector entrants...
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