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IT sector gains dedicated roles in new skills boards

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The Government will create eight Industry Skills Boards, allocating creative and IT sectors like game development and AI to ISBs, not NZQA as initially planned.

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Government Hands Training Back To Industry

Eight Industry Skills Boards (ISBs) to launch from 1 January 2026, replacing Te Pūkenga’s oversight of work-based trainingISBs to be led by sector experts, aligning training with real-world industry needs“A win for apprentices, trainees, employers, and the economy,” says Minister Penny SimmondsEight new Industry Skills Boards (ISBs) will give industry a strong voice in work-based learning, ensuring the system delivers the right skills, in the ri…

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IT sector gains dedicated roles in new skills boards

The Government will create eight Industry Skills Boards, allocating creative and IT sectors like game development and AI to ISBs, not NZQA as initially planned.

2 days ago

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