Wednesday, 18 November 2020
The inaugural Waikato-Tainui Work Start Programme is a 10 week intensive that prepares young uri Waikato for the real world of trade mahi, while wrapping the best support around them.
Partnering with #BCITO (Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation) and with funding support from the PGF (Provincial Growth Fund), 6 of the 10 graduates who attended the recent graduation event at Hopuhopu Endowment College this morning are seen here alongside their pou araahi.
For more opportunities like this, keep an eye out as we bring you more info coming soon.
From left to right… Tamatoa Nepson (Oomaero Paa), Poutama Silva (Hukanui Marae),Tyrell Te Whare (Mangatangi Marae & Te Puea Marae), Stuart Lawrence (Tutor), Darven Emery and Raukawa Emery (Turangawaewae Marae), Te Waiaaio Kereopa (Waahi Paa).
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