Tag: BCITO News
BCITO initiates major carpentry qualifi cation review
The Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) oversees industry qualifications that are developed by industry representatives to meet industry needs. An important part...
Top apprentice competition extends to nine regions
Carpentry apprentices from across the country will now get the chance to be part of what is growing to be one of the industry’s...
Benefits of industry training
To reach a sustainable level of qualifi ed tradespeople, the construction industry needs dedicated employers to train apprentices. A recent Department of Labour survey...
Benefits of industry training
To reach a sustainable level of qualifi ed tradespeople, the construction industry needs dedicated employers to train apprentices. A recent Department of Labour survey...
RCC helps tradespeople gain qualifi cation
The Recognition of Current Competency process has been developed by the BCITO to assist skilled and experienced tradespeople gain a nationally recognised qualification. As...
Business and qualifications development in 2006
The BCITO began the year in a strong position, with a client base of 8150 trainees and new sign-ups tracking to the strong trend...
Changes to funding structure for qualifications
All industry training organisations, including the Building and Construction Industry Organisation (BCITO), are required by the New Zealand Government to seek a financial contribution...
The year in review
2005 has been a busy year for the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) which has continued to meet industry demands for skilled...
Building qualifications — what’s involved?
One of the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation’s (BCITO) key responsibilities is to develop and implement industry qualifications for the construction sector. It...
BCITO inaugural Building Careers Week a great success
The first BCITO Building Careers Week has helped quench the public’s thirst for information on the building and construction sectors, and looks set to...