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Toi Mai is the Ohu Ahumahi Workforce Development Council for
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Our purpose is to ensure the creative, cultural, recreation and technology sectors in Aotearoa are supported by a skilled, diverse and thriving workforce.
We do this by engaging with industry, whānau/hapū/iwi, Māori businesses and underrepresented communities such as Pacific peoples, tāngata whaikaha, wāhine, the neurodiverse and LGBTQIA+ to ensure the vocational education system meets industry and workforce development needs.
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Ngā pānui | Latest news
19/03/24
Organisational values recognised at the 2024 NZ HR Awards
Rangā ngā whenua onamata hei tohu anamata – Weaving the strands of the past to signpost the future. Members of ngā Ohu Ahumahi, the Workforce...
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19/12/23
New skill standards for screen-sector careers
Aotearoa is currently facing a major shortage in the Toi Pāho (broadcast and screen sector) workforce. To help remedy this problem and ensure entrants have...
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14/12/23
Research on the barriers to diversity in the Aotearoa tech sector released
“All over the world, diversity and inclusion is one of the biggest challenges facing the tech industry today, and New Zealand is no exception,” said...
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12/12/23
New qualifications for a new Aotearoa
The way we consume media has shifted dramatically in recent years, from broadcasting linear media on radio and television, to a much more user-centred curation...
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20/11/23
New qualification aims to silence sour note of declining piano tuner numbers
This past weekend, TVNZ ran a story covering the nationwide shortage of piano tuners and the new qualification developed by Toi Mai to help remedy...
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30/10/23
Māoriland: Nurturing the next generation of screen professionals in Aotearoa
Earlier this month, some Toi Mai kaimahi had the chance to visit Māoriland in Ōtaki, the home of the Māoriland Film Festival and a hub...
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Ngā Whakaputanga | Our publications
02/02/24
Briefings to incoming ministers
In December 2023, Toi Mai provided briefings for the incoming ministers responsible for the Toi Mai sectors. Each document contains useful insights on the workforce...
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24/11/23
Toi Mai Pūrongo ā-tau | Annual Report for 2022–23
The Toi Mai Pūrongo ā-tau | Annual Report 2022–23 is one of our key accountability documents that contains performance reporting and audited financial statements. Join...
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29/11/23
Government Expenditure to the Arts and Cultural Sectors
This research aims to better understand the extent to which the art and cultural sectors of Aotearoa are funded by government and work as a...
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