YOUTH IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE - April 18th-20th 2012
for information on this year's Conference, go to:
www.southlandnz.cm/VisitSouthland/Conferences/YouthinLocalGovernmentConference.aspx
"THE YOUNG & THE JOBLESS"
The Job Crisis for young New Zealanders
Feature - New Zealand Listener [Joanne Black] - read article
"YOUTH WELFARE CHANGES CAUSE ALARM"
Article - Southland Times 11.11.11 - read article
"OTOROHANGA'S WORKING YOUTH"
Mayor Dale Williams on TVNZ Close-Up, 17 November 2011 - watch video
"YOUTH PIPELINE" - MTFJ RESPONSE October 2011
see Publications drop-down menu [Reports and Submissions]
STUDENT JOB SEARCH
"Strategic Intent and Evolution 2011-2015"
see Publications drop-down menu [Reports and Submissions]
NZCTU BULLETIN - August 2011
Commentary on Youth Unemployment
see Publications drop-down menu [Reports and Submissions]
CAREERSNZ FACTSHEET
ELECTION POSITION PAPER
"CALL FOR ABSTRACTS"
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NATIONAL FORUM - August 2nd-3rd 2011
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The Mayors Taskforce for Jobs thanks Telecom New Zealand Limited for their support and sponsorship of the Core Group Conference Calls |
The October 2011 Newsletter is underway and should be available by the end of the month.
The Core Group hold quarterly meetings in Wellington with the Ministers and Officials from Government Departments. The Core Group is responsible for the overall vision, direction, leadership and strategic focus of the Taskforce..read more
From humble beginnings in 2008 when 18 Mayors applied for funding to support their Youth Council and/or Youth Reference Group’s chosen activity to celebrate Youth Week, there were 46 applications this year.
This will provide a description of the Youth Transitions page once we work out where the Youth Transitions page goes
The Taskforce has run a number of forums around the country to help the Mayor achieve the Taskforce goals. Forums were held at Clutha and Waitomo held earlier in 2011. Forums are facilitated by Marcus Akuhata-Brown, Celia Lashlie, Jan Francis and Bry Kopu.
Careers Festivals and Expos have become very popular across the country, with a number of districts combining to deliver regional careers information over a number of weeks.