Resources, Ngā rauemi

• Discover Tahatū Career Navigator
• How to pronounce Tahatū

These training videos show recordings of the in-person Tahatū onboarding sessions run with secondary schools and kura. If you can’t attend an online session, or just want a refresher, you can watch the relevant training video. These videos will be progressively uploaded throughout the onboarding process.

• Onboarding welcome and training video

The Tahatū user guide shows you how to navigate Tahatū and what's in each section of the website.

This digital version of the user guide will be updated as new features and functionality are developed over time.

The educators' guide explains the Interest quiz, for example, the theory behind it, terminology, results and how you can use it with students across year groups.

We've developed a series of activity guides for you to introduce and work through the different sections of Tahatū with your students.

There are PDF and Word versions of each activity guide so you can tailor them to your teaching approach.

The Tahatū Hunt is like an online treasure hunt that your students can do to learn how to navigate Tahatū. It’s based around the 4 sections of the Tahatū website:

• Get inspired Kia whakaohooho
• School and NCEA Kura
• Study and training Ako
• Work Mahi.

For each section there are 4 or 5 questions that students answer by hunting for the information on Tahatū.

Use the employability skills worksheet and examples with students so they can learn about the skills valued by employers. They can also explore their own story to identify the skills they already have.

Use the Future Finder as a fun, hands on activity to explore career possibilities.

We've developed a range of communications resources you can use and adapt to update parents and whānau about Tahatū.

An information leaflet to help parents, caregivers and whānau learn more about Tahatū and support rangatahi using the website. You can print this for students to take home or attach it to your newsletter and email updates to parents and whānau.

Newsletter and email content that you can tailor and share with parents and whānau so they can support their rangatahi using Tahatū.

Tahatū images you can pick and mix to include in your newsletter and email updates to parents and whānau.

The Tahatū website is a work in progress and will be updated over time.

If you need help using Tahatū you can call or email us.

• Phone: 0800 601 301.
• Hours: Monday to Friday (except Wednesday) from 8.30am to 5pm, Wednesday 9.30am to 5pm.
• Email customerservice@tec.govt.nz