Best practice, Ngā mahi pai rawa

Providing a foundation for career practitioners to understand and support Māori aspirations, pathways and the practice of mana motuhake (self-determination).

An introdution to key Pacific models and approaches that guide career talanoa (conversations) and support Pacific students to thrive.

Use these key theories and models to understand how they shape career thinking and practice.

The Careers Quality Framework supports those working in careers to reflect on and deliver quality careers education, information, advice and guidance for all New Zealanders.

The resources on the Career Practice Hub are designed to support the knowledge, skills and activities of career practitioners and those supporting others to make career decisions.

The Path Finder educators’ guide and Tahatū onboarding activities can be used to support students to find their career pathway.

The Educators' guide to the Interest quiz explains the theory, terminology and results of the quiz.

This guide gives practical information and tips to help you support job seekers when using the Job Hunters’ Workbook.

This step-by-step guide will help you create a strategic career education plan that supports your students' future pathways and aligns with national frameworks.

Building strong connections between students and employers is a key part of effective career education.

Get the most out of Tahatū when working with people to support their career development. Discover the purpose of Tahatū, how it works and how to use it.

Use these resources to promote and share Tahatū with students, whānau, colleagues and the wider community.

These resources are still valued, but they haven’t been updated in some time and may include outdated links or content.