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    • Rotary prepares next generation of Aotea College job seekers
      • Job interviews can be one of the scariest parts of obtaining a first-time job for school leavers. Plimmerton Rotary just made this a whole lot easier for Year 12 &13 students at Aotea College as they prepare for the working world. The post Rotary prepares next generation of Aotea College job seekers appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • A jamming good time during Youth Week
      • From Jam Sesh to Sports Sesh – local rangatahi again embraced local youth week activities hosted by Partners Porirua during May 2024 leaving parents really happy. The post A jamming good time during Youth Week appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • Careers explored at Porirua Expo
      • A job interview and a winning prize draw were just two of the highlights for Partners Porirua clients attending the Porirua Careers Expo 2024 held in May. The post Careers explored at Porirua Expo appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • Proud to be part of Mahi Rangatahi
      • We’re really excited to have a couple of our talented young people involved in the Porirua City Council’s Mahi Rangatahi programme, providing real-world work experience for young people in Porirua. The post Proud to be part of Mahi Rangatahi appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • Young job seekers wowed at JOBfest 2023
      • Job vacancies from 12 local employers were on offer at this year’s JOBfest, held on Wednesday 6 September at the Bishop Viard hall. The post Young job seekers wowed at JOBfest 2023 appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • Westpac demystifies the working world
      • Four lucky students from Aotea College enjoyed having their own personal financial literacy and employment education workshop with Rachel Compton, Branch Manager of Westpac Bank, Upper Hutt. The post Westpac demystifies the working world appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • Young people helping to shape the future of Porirua City
      • Safe spaces for young people to mix and more multi-school events for collaboration and celebration are what the young future leaders of Porirua would change if they were in charge. The post Young people helping to shape the future of Porirua City appeared first on Partners Porirua.

    • AWF
      • AWF is an employment recruitment agency supplying temporary labour to local employers.

    • Downer
      • Downer is a leading provider of services to customers in markets including: transport services; technology and communications services.

    • Elite Services
      • Elite Services specialises in electrical and electronic maintenance, hydraulic and materials’ handling equipment and automatic door maintenance.

    • Fusion Interiors Limited (FIL)
      • Fusion Interiors Limited (FIL) offers commercial office relocations and fit outs, commercial furniture installations and second-hand furniture recycling, sales and leasing.

    • Red Badge
      • Red badge is a national company providing security, event services and infrastructure security.

    • Porirua City Council
      • Porirua City Council enables democratic local decision-making and provides social, economic, environmental and cultural services and activities for Porirua City.

    • Women in Construction Expo
      • Partners Porirua recently ran a “Women in Construction Expo” to inspire young wahine, college students and female job seekers to go into a career in construction.

    • Porirua Youth Awards 2021
      • Aotea College students walking the talk   Sixteen year 11 students from Aotea College got to experience what it is like to be in a real-life job interview scenario – thanks to Plimmerton Rotary Club. The Rotarians offered students a chance to practice interview skills with experienced employers in the community, providing a great learning experience. Pauline Muncey, Careers Advisor from the college, says this is instrumental in helping students develop communication skills, learn more about themselves, identify what they want to do after finishing school and how to get there. “The Rotarians provided great advice,  and offered constructive feedback to the students after the interview.” said Ms Muncey. With nerves quickly turning to  smiles and laughter, students agreed, saying they got to reflect on their strengths and now know that they actually do have the courage and capabilities to walk into an interview. “I’ve learned that I can talk confidently about myself to a stranger, as that’s just what an interview is!” “It was easy to put the students at ease,” Rotarian, Wendy Betteridge said, “They may have presented with their hearts pounding but within a short time, they weren’t frightened. You saw the change quickly as they became more relaxed and open. There was the immediate acknowledgement that they had learned something new.” Thank you Plimmerton rotary Club and well done Aotea College students! Plimmerton Rotarian providing some encouragement to a local Aotea College student. 

    • Cycling at Bishop Viard College
      • The cycling project at Bishop Viard College saw around 80 Year 7 and 8 students get on bikes and learn new skills. Over the course of the three sessions, students went from beginner to expert, eventually heading off for a ride off the school grounds, utilizing the cycle track across the road from the school. This was a real highlight for the students.

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