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$5.5 million funding boost for Māori trades and training
15 Mar, 2021 12:02 AM
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Rotorua Daily Post
Whānau and communities in Tairāwhiti-East Coast, Northland-Tai Tokerau and the Bay of Plenty are set to benefit from a $5.5 million funding boost for Māori trades and training.
One of the organisations included is Minginui Nursery in the Bay of Plenty. Overall the funding aims to help up to 150 Māori train and gain qualifications.
Development and employment minister Carmel Sepuloni said the funding recipients were Maniaia SAFE Forestry School and the ICONIQ Group in Tairāwhiti-East Coast, North Drill Ltd in Northland-Tai Tokerau and Minginui Nursery in the Bay of Plenty.
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Social Development and Employment Minister Carmel Sepuloni announced the funding for the Māori Trades Training programme today.
The money will be split across four companies including: Manaia SAFE Forestry School, a forestry training school in Tairāwhiti ($180,000), ICONIQ Group, a construction firm also on the East Coast ($2.6m), North Drill Ltd, a drilling company in Te Tai Tokerau ($1.75m), and Minginui Nursery in Bay of Plenty ($1.05m).
It will give 148 rangatahi Māori on-the-job training, and support 14 jobs within the four organisations, which will manage, teach and provide pastoral care to the trainees.
Sepuloni said the regions chosen were where Māori had been hit hard by Covid-19, and where there wahigh proportion of rangatahi not in education, employment or training.