Work and Income have a wide range of jobs available through employers they work with. You can search on their ‘Find a Job’ website to find one that’s right for you.

Once you’ve found a job you like, you can contact Work and Income. They’ll help link you directly with the employer.

It’s for people looking for work. You don’t have to be on a benefit to use ‘Find a Job’.

Our farmers, growers, winemakers, and fishers helped keep the country working through COVID-19 and will be essential to New Zealand’s recovery. And you can be part of it. We need people with a range of interests, skills, experiences, and backgrounds.

There are jobs available across New Zealand in our food and fibre industries. These include farming (dairy, beef and sheep), food processing, wine producing, forestry, seafood, and horticulture. There are some available right now, while others offer taster and training courses before you start. While there are seasonal jobs, many may be the start of a long-term career with opportunities to grow and advance.  

It’s not just opportunities in rural or labour based roles. There are roles in science, technology, business management, logistics, animal welfare, marketing, research and development. Roles cover a wide range of exciting work and career options. Many you may not have thought of. 

Anyone looking for a viable career option, training and roles, in the primary sector.

Organisations within the New Zealand State sector may advertise their vacancies on this website.

Stay up to date with the latest job opportunities across the New Zealand State Sector.

Anyone interested in a career in the state sector.

When you’re a Police Officer, you’ll keep improving yourself and proving yourself. You’ll learn to understand your abilities and strengths and know how to put them to the best possible use.

With your fellow Police Officers, you’ll make a positive difference to the lives of people around you. Together with our communities, you’ll help keep New Zealanders safe in their homes, on the streets, and on the roads. You’ll enforce the law with courage and compassion, and work with potential victims, whānau, community organisations, iwi, businesses, and other government agencies.

You’ll prevent harm and help make New Zealand even safer for us all. The sense of satisfaction you’ll experience is like nothing else.

New Zealand Police encourage applications from anyone who’s got what it takes, regardless of your gender, ethnicity, culture, sexuality, or faith. They’re also very interested in applicants who understand different languages and cultures. New Zealand’s diversity is growing, so bring your background and values to the job.

Above all else, you’ll want to help people in your community. You’ll need to make tough calls, build community networks, and instil confidence in those around you. You’ll understand the communities you serve and identify and examine the problems that lead to trouble.

From one-off jobs to earn some extra cash, to full-time jobs that launch your career, we have opportunities for every step of your study journey.

For those who have finished their studies, we have full-time, career launching jobs across Aotearoa, available for up to two years after you graduate.

Our dedicated team of recruitment experts will help you to uncover who you are, who you want to be, and connect you with the jobs that will help you get there.

Anyone studying or intending to study at an NZQA recognised tertiary provider in New Zealand.