| Dear Akanksha,
Greetings from Migrant Careers Support Trust!
We have just come back from a successful workshop on career development. Last month around 30 enthusiastic learners, joined us to have a half-day session on various aspects of job hunting, ranging from Linkedin, networking and understanding the kiwi working culture. There will be a few more coming up soon.
Stay in touch via social media.
We are also excited to announce the start of our Career Clinic programme, where we will provide one-to-one consultation with career experts at NO cost to you. Some terms may apply.
Please read below and register.
We have also shared a few job opportunities from various job hubs, please check them out.
This newsletter contains articles and resources, please ensure you are up to date with all the information and have access to all the resources that might help you.
Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Garry Gupta,
Chair, Migrant Careers Support Trust
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CAREER CLINIC: Helping you to navigate your career journey.
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Have you been struggling to get personal consultation with some experts? This may be your chance to get some professional advise for FREE.
Migrant Careers Support Trust aims to help migrants carve a successful career path for themselves.
As a trust, we are concerned with the issues of our migrant communities, especially their career journeys. The greater mission of the trust is to achieve social equity, inclusion, and social cohesion through better economic integration of the migrant workers and people from ethnic communities, in the New Zealand society.
This mission has paved the way for the Career Clinic Project – our endeavour to get closer to making a marked difference in the lives of our migrants.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
We are thrilled to announce the success of 'Career Development workshop'
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We helped the attendees in improving and developing skills to accelerate their journey, with the help of industry experts. The workshop took place at Te Manawa, 11 Kohuhu Lane, Westgate on 21 May 2022. View the video for some glimpses. |
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Webinar for mid-level managers:
Creating ownership & leadership at work
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Migrant Careers Support Trust organised a webinar for mid-level managers on: Creating ownership and leadership at work, and we were joined by industry expert Nish Pai, Head of Learning Experience, Mitre 10.
A few key areas covered by her were:
- Working with your leader: Partnering with your leader as your No. 1 advocate
- Ownership and accountability: Power of setting your own goals and meeting promises
Click here to watch now. |
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Join a team with true purpose, making a difference directly to NZ communities.
Vacancies to work with NZ Police : Non-constabulary roles
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Get involved with NZ Police
NZ Police is a hugely important organisation with circa 14,000 staff nationwide serving our communities through a variety of roles. Play a crucial behind the scenes role in the policing process, or use your communication and problem solving skills, to impact other Kiwis’ lives every day.
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IMMIGRATION UPDATE: 16 JUNE 2022
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As previously announced, the New Zealand border will be fully reopened by 1 August 2022.
This means migrant workers separated from their families by the border closure can reconnect.
Other major policies and reforms of immigration settings announced in 2022 will affect New Zealand’s migrant workforce, new residents and members of their families.
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Share this newsletter on social media with your friends and colleagues! WE THANK OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS |
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