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Path Finder guide and activities, Aratohu me ngā ngohe Tiro Whetū

Updated 04 Aug 2026

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

Educators’ guide to Path Finder
Te aratohu kaiwhakaako mō te Tiro Whetū,

Path Finder is a tool on Tahatū Career Navigator that helps people discover different ways to get into a career idea. Path Finder shows possible career pathways of the most common school subjects and study and training options used by others.

Find out how Path Finder works and how to use it with students.

Path Finder activities
Ngā ngohe Tiro Whetū,

Tahatū activity guide 6 Plan your future
Aratohu mahinga Tahatū 6 Whakamahere ā mua,

Tahatū activity guide 6 Plan your future is part of a series of activity guides for each section of the website that educators can use to introduce Tahatū to students.

The activities in Activity guide 6 focus on helping students identify career goals and actions. The guide can be used alongside the Path Finder tool and My Journey Planner resource and includes interactive classroom activities.

Illustration of two people looking at a shooting star in the night sky.

Path Finder
Tiro Whetū,

Discover the steps into a career.

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Future mapper
Pūwhakamahere Anamata,

Students can use the Path Finder Future Mapper classroom activity to explore Path Finder. They’ll look up career ideas and discover different ways to get into them.

Resources
Ngā rauemi,

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