Tech’s role crucial in driving emissions reduction efforts

11 April 2024

Industry voice NZTech, today announces the launch of a new report, Technology for Emissions Reduction: A framework for Aotearoa’s Climate Technology Roadmap. 

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Tech for a greener future

08 April 2024

What is a climate technology roadmap and why do we need one? This is the question we’ll be answering on Thursday at the launch of our latest report in the Digital Nation series.

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The hidden potential of dyslexia

08 April 2024

We’re supporting Unlock Innovation to understand more about the issues surrounding unrecognised and underutilised dyslexic talent in New Zealand. Up to one in five New Zealanders are dyslexic, a neurodiversity that is often concealed. Dyslexics make up approximately 35 percent of entrepreneurs and many have founded leading brands. Despite progress in accommodating diverse learners in … Continue reading "NZTech Inform – From the Chair"

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ShadowTech Day 2024 - New dates announced!

08 April 2024

We’re delighted to announce the return of ShadowTech Day in August. Our programme offers girls in years 9-11 an opportunity to discover the world of tech, spark their curiosity and explore career pathways. We’re showcasing real roles, because we know there’s a tech job to suit everyone. Matched with local tech companies, students will gain … Continue reading "NZTech Inform – From the Chair"

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NZTech Inform – From the Chair

Kia ora, While Graeme is taking some well deserved annual leave it’s my pleasure to write to you in this week’s newsletter. Did you know that less than 1 in 20 girls even considers a high-paid career in science, technology, engineering or maths, compared to 1 in 5 boys? ShadowTech Day is back and aims … Continue reading "NZTech Inform – From the Chair"
24 July 2023

Shadow Tech Day – Wellington

Join Shadow Tech Day, meet a mentor and discover the wide range of tech careers available including software developer, systems analyst, project manager, service desk engineer, business analyst, programming, sales and marketing. Further information is available here. Note, the Wellington day is now fully subscribed. Our Tertiary Partner for the Wellington event is WelTec.
12 May 2016

Shadow Tech Day – Christchurch

Join Shadow Tech Day, meet a mentor and discover the wide range of tech careers available including software developer, systems analyst, project manager, service desk engineer, business analyst, programming, sales and marketing. Further information including mentor and student registration available here. Our Tertiary Partner for the Christchurch event is Ara Institute of Canterbury.
12 May 2016

A beginner’s guide to attracting global talent (Christchurch)

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] Is your business struggling to find the skilled workers it needs? If so, you’re not alone; New Zealand’s tech industry is in a global war for talent. We have a lot in our favour though, including an immigration system that’s setup to help businesses. In this free seminar the team from Immigration New … Continue reading "A beginner’s guide to attracting global talent (Christchurch)"
24 June 2015

Corporate CEO Forum – Immigration & the Skills Shortage (Auckland)

This CEO Forum brings together the Chief Executives of NZTech’s corporate members with Matt Hoskin, Migrant Attraction Manager from Immigration NZ and Yoseph Ayele from KiwiConnect to discuss the role of immigration in helping attract tech talent to New Zealand.
29 June 2015

The role of Immigration in solving NZ’s tech skill shortage (Auckland)

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] NZTech Advance Workshop: What role should Immigration NZ play in solving your tech skill shortage? Do you recruit from offshore? Do you find it challenging? This roundtable workshop invites key IT employers and stakeholders to share their needs and pain points, explore concrete solutions and discuss how Immigration New Zealand could work with … Continue reading "The role of Immigration in solving NZ’s tech skill shortage (Auckland)"
24 June 2015