Innovative and emerging technology platforms, products and services for industry and end-users, including artificial intelligence, cyber security, virtual reality and software as a service (SaaS). Toi Whānui involves inventions that are applied to enable and improve user capabilities. It is the largest of the Toi Mai workforces and has grown rapidly (largely through migration), but has low employment of Māori, Pacific people and women.
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*with strands in Server Administration, Network Administration, Information Technology Security, and Software Testing
**with strands in Business Analysis, User Experience, IT Project Management, Information Systems Innovation, and Data Analysis
***with strands in Networking, and Systems Administration
Computer Support
Generic Computing
Software Development – Programming
IT qualifications – Following a round of feedback, we are forming an Advisory Group for the design phase of the review.
Te Wao Toi Whānui – Toi Whānui workforce development plan, released 2024.
IT Technical Support skill standards development – This suite of standards were developed in conjunction with Te Pūkenga and an expert advisory group.
New Zealand Certificate in Applied Software Development – We developed this in partnership with Enspiral Dev Academy. The qualification was listed in August 2022.
New Zealand Certificate in Cyber Security
Computing and Information Technology unit standards review – The change report for 37 standards at Levels 3–4 were published alongside their new versions in May 2022. The remaining standards at Levels 1–5 were approved by NZQA and published in June 2022.
If you have any questions or feedback related to qualifications, please reach out to us via email [email protected] or phone 04 909 0316.
Toi Mai offices are closed from midday on Friday 20 December and will reopen on Monday 6 January 2025.
We will not be checking phone messages or emails during this period, however please feel free to leave a message and we will respond when we return in the New Year.
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