Education, Learning & Training stories
CompTIA, with its ANZ Channel Community, is offering 3,000 young Aussies and Kiwis free tech certification, aiming to boost careers in the growing ICT sector.
Infosys' InStep internship program ranks top globally in Vault.com's 2020 Internship Rankings, excelling in multiple categories including tech and diversity.
Microsoft, RMIT, and Victoria's government partner to launch an IT traineeship for under-represented groups, offering certification and work experience.
The new channel programme includes a partner portal for training, certification and sales management, and a complementary cloud assessment tool.
Quantum unveils revamped global partner programme, introducing new deal registration, channel enablement tools, and a streamlined partner portal.
DXC Technology and Autism New Zealand's new Enterprise Centre in Wellington will support autistic Kiwis in securing high-skilled jobs across various industries.
Gartner recognises Proofpoint as a leader in security training for the sixth year, highlighting the company's top-notch solutions in cybersecurity awareness.
Fire crews can now practise dangerous bushfire scenarios more safely and cheaply, without toxic foam or live flames, using virtual reality.
Poor training and weak workplace procedures can leave employees exposed to avoidable injuries, from unsafe machinery to missed breaks and hazards.
Embrace the agile revolution this summer with Assurity's intensive Agile Summer School courses, offered across Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.
Tribal Group secures five-year contract with New South Wales-based HETI to implement new student management system.
Digital shift means cyber skills are vital for all firms, not just tech, as threats loom large on the corporate horizon.
Regular thanks can improve remote workers’ sleep and morale, while also cutting sick days and strengthening team commitment.
Singtel will support its 12,600 Singapore employees with the skills to be able to thrive in the digital economy.
Callaghan Innovation says that New Zealand businesses still have time to snap up valuable R&D talent before the window of opportunity closes on September 6.
Safer training is helping staff absorb lessons better as Aurecon uses virtual reality to let workers practise risky scenarios without real-world harm.
Jobseekers could cut training time from days to minutes as a new virtual reality tool is piloted to fill construction skills gaps in New Zealand.
Auckland ICT Graduate School has subscribed its entire class to Amazon Web Services in order to bridge the gap between graduates and the workforce.
A new poll from Hays indicates Kiwis place higher emphasis on work experience than formal education when it comes to career progression.
Construction workers can gain free training and mentoring as Site Safe backs the next generation of New Zealand health and safety leaders.