Nelson-Tasman

A Richmond Nursery is looking for people to fill multiple different positions within their Nursery for fixed term winter contracts starting early June. Contract lengths vary from end of July to end of Sept depending on role.

You will ideally be motivated, physically fit, and reliable.

Previous experience preferred but not essential as full training will be provided.

Covid vaccination is not required for this role.

Paying $21.20 per hour.

If this sounds like something you are interested in, Please send your CV to Job_Connect_Nelson@workandincome.govt.nz

Duties will include:

• cleaning and servicing rooms,
• laundry tasks,
• changing beds and other general cleaning duties as required.

You will be good at communicating with the guests with a friendly and smiley manner.

Ideally, you will be reliable, trustworthy and punctual who is able to work unsupervised to a time schedule.
This role pays $22 ph to start, with rostered shifts between Monday to Sunday, 10-15 hrs per week.

Interested in applying? please send your CV myjobsearch_nelsoncity@workandincome.govt.nz

Can you work as part of a team, are physically fit and active?

You will be working a minimum of 40 hours per week could be up to 60 hours per week.

You must have your own reliable transport to and from work, Forklift endorsement and min.Full Class 1 Licence.

A Vaccine Passport is mandatory for this role.

The core hours for this role are Monday to Friday, 7.30am -5pm, extra hours will be required to meet demand.

Interested in applying? email Job_Connect_Nelson@workandincome.govt.nz and quaote job# 21792522

You need to be able to commit to working until the end of September.

They are looking for motivated people, who take pride in achieving goals and delivering quality work. You may not currently have the skills, but you will be able to demonstrate from past experiences, a willingness and aptitude for learning, flexibility to adapt to changing needs and being a part of a productive and harmonious working team.

To be considered, you will:

• Be 100% committed to Health and Safety,
• Be able to work with continuous processing,
• Have good time management skills and hand eye coordination,
• Be physically able to do heavy lifting.
• Good knife skills are beneficial.

A variety of roles are availble, and include: General Hand; Trimmer; Filleter; Packer; Machine Operator; Experienced Forklift Driver; and Industrial Cleaners.

Pay rates start at $21.20 plus shift allowance. 

If you are interested in applying, send your CV to Job_Connect_Nelson@workandincome.govt.nz

New Zealand has long been known as the land of milk and honey but there are a lot of other paths your career could take if you step into the primary industries. Take the careers quiz (external site) to get an idea of where you could fit in!

Even if you have never worked in any primary industry your transferrable skills can open many doors and the team at Primary ITO will help to match you up with the right training pathway and employer to get you where you want to go.

Register your interest today.

NZ Red Cross pathways to employment programme helps former refugees plan employment, education, training and career goals to ultimately find work.

Are you good a time management? 

Manufacture or repairs will be carried out to meet the relevant customer specification, whilst minimising waste.

Health and Safety is of paramount importance and you will be required to understand relevant hazards and controls whilst ensuring your areas are always kept at a high level of housekeeping standard.

The ideal person will have 1yr relevant experience, but training will be provided for the right applicant.

If you are interested, please send your CV to Job_Connect_Nelson@workandincome.govt.nz, quote Job# 21897996

Youth Employment Success gives rangatahi opportunities to meet youth-friendly employers who can help them explore the industry they’re interested in.

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.  

Study for your NZ Certificate in Hospitality (Level 2) and NCEA Level 2 in their 30 week programme at the Nelson Training Centre. This includes a 2 week term breaks obeserved by mainstream schools. Start when you want, the course is offered on a rolling intake.

You will learn in a very practical and hands on learning environment and work experience within local hospitality businesses for suitable learners.

As a youth guarantee funded programme, this is free for those aged 16-19.
Students 18yrs + are eligible for Student Allowance.

If this sounds like you, or you want to find out more, contact neltrain@xtra.co.nz

Depending on your employment circumstances and career aspirations, you can choose one strand, or all four strands if you wish to attain 'craftsman' certification.

Your training (which is delivered by way of block courses and evening classes) will fill gaps in your experience that might otherwise have been gained in your workplace.

This programme is designed for individuals who are working in the industry and is typically achieved in a workplace environment while completing an apprenticeship.

The New Zealand Certificate in Joinery Level 4 typically takes 2-4 years to complete depending on what strand you choose.

This qualification covers:

• Health and safety
• Legislation
• Communication
• Materials and manufacturing methods
• Use of tools and equipment
• Drawings and specifications

Next course starts Friday 1 July.

NMIT offers a free career conversation service so pop in for a chat?  No strings attached.   

NMIT has some great, free study options under the Targeted Training and Apprenticeship (TTAF) funding which allow study next year, without using up your ‘fees free’ funding.

These include:

• IT,
• aquaculture,
• trades,
• viticulture,
• horticulture programmes, and
• more.

Explore the options available to you through working for Talleys.  Throughout your career, you may be able to move into roles such as factory managers or ultimately skipper a fishing vessel.

Get a taster for what a career with Talleys could look like for you by attending this 5 day course.

After your sea training the career opportunities with Talleys are as wide as the horizon. Accommodation is available.

The programme covers all induction onsite at Talleys HQ, pool simulating at sea conditions, survival training, personal trainer and a dietician.

If this sparks your interest the next course starts Monday 4 April, and a course will be run monthly.

Join a free ESOL class with Literacy Aotearoa.

Expect small group classes taught by an experienced and friendly tutor in a positive learning environment.

Starts: Every Tuesday from 2 May to Tuesday 4 July, 6pm - 9pm.

Where: 34 Montgomery Square, Phoenix Arcade, Nelson

Find out more and register admin@literacy.org.nz

They offer a varierty of free courses (all with rolling intake):

• Literacy & Numeracy,
• Basic Computing Digital Literacy,
• Supported Learning,
• CV & Cover Letter programme,
• Learner Licence,
• Digital Literacy (Documents, Word, Excel),
• Class 2 Licence,
• Literacy & Financing my Future.

If you are interested in any of these courses, please contact Literacy Aotearoa on 03 548 3041 or checkout the Literacy Aotearoa website (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.

IRD has introduction to business seminars covering:

• the different types of business structures and record keeping
• what expenses and depreciation you can claim, and how to claim these
• how income tax and provisional tax works for business

All seminars are currently online, a link will be sent to you once you register.

Nelson

When: Tuesday 7 June, 10am.

Register here (external site)

Takaka

When: Thursday 7 July, 10am.

Register here (external site)

This workshop is a hands-on interactive session where you will learn to complete a cashbook and GST return. It is ideal for sole traders, partnerships and other small businesses.

This workshop covers:

-What is GST
-GST registration
-Record keeping-cash book
-Basic adjustments
-GST filing (online and manual) and payment
-Online services

It is recommended that you attend the 'Introduction to business' tax seminar before attending this GST workshop where possible.

All seminars are now online.

Nelson 

When: Tuesday 7 June, 1.30pm.

Register to attend (external site)

Takaka

When: Thursday 7 July, 1.30pm.

Registar to attend (external site)

If so, book a free one-to-one session with a career professional to make a personalised career plan or create a CV.

To make an appointment please email Connectednelson@msd.govt.nz. We will then connect you with the Careers Practitioner.

Whānau this event is for you with a range of free activities for tamariki and whānau.

Meet Māori businesses who will be sharing information about their mahi/service and selling their products on-site, and keep an eye out for your local Connected Employment Liaison Advisor.

The focus of these expo's is on employment, education, training, housing, food and wellbeing.

Motueka

When: Sunday 19 June, 10am - 3pm

Where: Motueka High School

For more information: melissa.linton@kotahitehoe.org.nz

Nelson

When: Saturday 25 June, 10am - 3pm

Where: Tāhunanui Playing Fields and Tennis Courts 

For more information: Laughlin.Campion@kotahitehoe.org.nz