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Pānui Hakihea 2012
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KIMI-Update |
Since completing the Enterprise Community Funded project 'Huakina", Kimi has identified a number of initiatives and services, which include 3 pillars of service; business growth, education and workforce development. A few highlights -
We are pleased to advise that the Motueka High School Primary Trades Academy commented in February 2012 with 11 students providing the
opportunity for local students to gain a higher education as well as industry qualifications as they study between school and the workplace.
On March 7 we hosted an evening at NMIT profiling maori in the aquaculture industry, encouraging more whanau to take up the challenge for striving for a Diploma in Aquaculture.
We are currently establishing a Temp Agency. Our experience has shown that many of our whanau have skills in this area but often do not get the opportunity to get a start in these fields. We now have a database of 200+ candidates and we want to ensure that we can provide more opportunities that will lead to permanent work.