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Latest update on the VET reforms: Consultation on Industry Skills Boards’ coverage
08/05/25
Latest update on the VET reforms: Consultation on Industry Skills Boards’ coverage
On 24 April 2025, the Government announced it was seeking feedback on the configuration and number of Industry Skills Boards...
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Updated quals to stem personal trainer churn
25/04/25
Updated quals to stem personal trainer churn
Toi Mai has developed new exercise education products to reduce the churn and burn in the personal trainer (PT) sector,...
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Addressing cultural practitioner shortage
24/04/25
Addressing cultural practitioner shortage
Addressing the severe shortage of cultural practitioners, including Māori and Pacific conservators and curators, is the focus of a new...
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Toi Mai is having an impact
23/04/25
Toi Mai is having an impact
Almost 81% of respondents to a recent industry stakeholder survey said they are confident Toi Mai understands their industries’ priorities,...
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New qualifications reimagine screen sector training
10/04/25
New qualifications reimagine screen sector training
Toi Mai Workforce Development Council has responded to the screen sector’s call for shorter, work-based skills training, developing a new...
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Launch of Consent and Moderation Requirements 0099 Version 9
14/03/25
Launch of Consent and Moderation Requirements 0099 Version 9
Toi Mai is pleased to announce the successful approval and release of Consent and Moderation Requirements (CMR) 0099 Version 9 –...
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Rethinking Screen Sector Training in NZ
10/03/25
Rethinking Screen Sector Training in NZ
Toi Mai is taking action to make sure our multi-billion-dollar screen sector gets graduates with the skills they need to...
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New research to help tech sector unlock potential of disabled workforce
24/01/25
New research to help tech sector unlock potential of disabled workforce
New research by Toi Mai Workforce Development Council reveals how employing more tāngata whaikaha (disabled people) could bolster the success...
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Is the Fourth Estate terminal?
13/11/24
Is the Fourth Estate terminal?
Everyone knows a strong journalism sector is critical to a healthy democracy. Aotearoa functions best when journalists inform, uncover truths...
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New Zealanders value arts for wellbeing benefits
07/11/24
New Zealanders value arts for wellbeing benefits
For the first time in New Zealand, econometric analysis finds that New Zealanders place significant monetary value on participating in...
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New creative and cultural strategy hits the right notes
05/11/24
New creative and cultural strategy hits the right notes
Toi Mai Workforce Development Council celebrates the release of Amplify – the Government’s (draft) strategy for New Zealand’s creative and...
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New opportunities for screen-sector workforce in proposed qualification and programme
18/07/24
New opportunities for screen-sector workforce in proposed qualification and programme
Toi Mai has developed a new qualification and programme for screen, the next step in the journey towards the thriving...
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