Tairāwhiti

Seasonal fruit pickers are needed to pick apples and kiwifruit.

You need to be physically fit. Experience is preferred, but not essential, and transport will be provided.

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All the shifts are 9.5 hours per day.

The job is physically demanding and involves standing for long periods.

You will need transport – it is a 10 min drive from Central Gisborne to Matawhero.

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On the first Wednesday of each month, Taiki E! brings together people from the community to talk about topics and tools relating to data.

Topics range from how data can improve business performance to measuring key community wellbeing indicators.

This is an inclusive and participatory data space to learn and share with others.

Date: First Wednesday of every month 

Time: 5.30pm to 8pm

Location: Treble Court (Shop 1), 7 Peel Street, Gisborne

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Find a Job is for anyone looking for work – you don’t have to be on a benefit. If you find a job you’re interested in, contact Work and Income to be put in touch with the employer.  

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Most of the courses are fees-free, and there are scholarships available.

Police, forestry and sports courses are starting soon. 

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Tairāwhiti REAP, a rural education provider, can help people living in rural areas to get their learner, restricted, full or specialist driver licence.

It can also help people to develop a plan to gain other driver licences.

For more information, email gisborne@tairawhitireap.org.nz or find Tairāwhiti REAP on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/REAPTairawhiti/ (external site)

Click on the link below to find the field of study and type of qualification to interest you. Qualifications range from certificate level 1-3 to doctorates.

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Trust Tairāwhiti’s Takihoko Business team is part of the Regional Business Partner Network (RBP).

It has specialist business advisors available to support local business as the impact of COVID-19 is increasingly felt in our region.

Support available can include help with HR, health and wellbeing, business continuity planning, finance and cashflow management, and business mentoring. 

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