Organisations

• Industry Training Organisations (50)

• Teachers Associations (20)

• Social Organisations@

• National Association of Secondary Deputy and Assistant Principals - NASDAP   (www.nasdap.org.nz)

  An educational organisation aiming to share ideas and maintain links between regional associations, and promote the development of secondary education.

• National Council of Home Educators   (www.nchenz.org.nz)

  An organisation of home educators, uniting to promote and protect the freedom to provide children with home education in New Zealand.

• National Speakers Association of New Zealand   (www.nationalspeakers.org.nz)

  The NSANZ represents people who work as professional speakers in New Zealand. They take good speakers and provide them with the opportunities, knowledge and training to become great speakers. NSANZ is committed to providing a professional networking and educational environment.

• NEiTA Foundation   (www.neita.org.nz)

  Offering awards for excellence in teaching, providing members of the community with the chance to encourage, recognise, honour and reward the work of dedicated, talented and inspiring teachers.

• Nelson City Schools' Network   (www.nelsoncityschools.net.nz)

  Providing information and links to primary, intermediate and secondary schools in the Nelson City area.

• New Zealand Asian Studies Society   (www.nzasia.waikato.ac.nz)

  An independent body establishment in 1974 encourages the spread of knowledge about Asia, its history, its culture and its role in international affairs.

• New Zealand Association For Christian Schools   (www.nzchristianschools.org)

  An association formed to foster the establishment and the well being of Christian schools in New Zealand.

• New Zealand Association for Intermediate & Middle Schooling   (www.nzaims.co.nz)

  NZAIMS aims to promote early adolescent education and the middle years of schooling as a distinct stage of education and development. The organisation includes a wide range of Yeaer 7 to 10 educational practitioners.

• New Zealand Association for Research in Education   (www.nzare.org.nz)

  An educational organisation which aims to foster excellence in educational research in New Zealand. Its membership consists of individuals and organisations with an interest in the field of educational research.

• New Zealand Association for the Teaching of English   (www.nzate.co.nz)

  The voice of English teachers in New Zealand, promoting the teaching of English at all levels of the education system and acting as a forum where all teachers of English can share ideas and experience.

• New Zealand Association of Japanese Language Teachers   (www.japanese.ac.nz)

  An organisation involved in the promotion of Japanese language and the provision extension, revision and enrichment opportunities for New Zealand students.

• New Zealand Association of Private Education Providers   (www.nzapep.co.nz)

  A business association representing private tertiary educators, with 200 members within New Zealand.

• New Zealand Association of Special Schools Principals   (www.specialschools.org.nz)

  Formed to advocate on behalf of people with special education needs and to ensure provision of, and access to, quality education services for all students with special needs.

• New Zealand Association of Theological Schools   (www.nzats.godzone.net.nz)

  Information on theological education.

• New Zealand Council for Education Research   (www.nzcer.org.nz)

  Mission is to support educators through quality research, resources, and information.

• New Zealand Education and Scholarship Trust   (www.nzest.ac.nz)

  Administer scholarship examinations to challenge and extend New Zealand's academically able seventh-form students.

• New Zealand European Union Centres Network   (www.eucnetwork.org.nz)

  A multidisciplinary network of seven New Zealand universities, aiming to combine research, teaching and outreach under a unique thematic umbrella focused on the impact, role and understanding of the European Union within New Zealand and the wider Pacific region.

• New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women   (www.nzfgw.org.nz)

  Calling all women graduates of universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and wananga. Join this influential organisation for women to improve the status of women and girls in society and promote lifelong education.

• New Zealand Maths   (www.nzmaths.co.nz)

  Improving learning outcomes for students by using ICT to support the aims and objectives of the New Zealand curriculum and by providing ICT professional development for teachers and principals.

• New Zealand MBA Association   (www.mba.org.nz)

  Find out about what an MBA is, how to get one and the issues that surround your decision to pursue one. Information about getting an MBA in New Zealand as well as some information about overseas programmes.

• New Zealand Musicological Society   (www.musicologynz.org.nz)

  Promoting the study, understanding and enjoyment of the musics of the world to a wide range of music lovers: from academics, librarians, composers and performers to private scholars.

• New Zealand Qualifications Authority   (www.nzqa.govt.nz)

  Co-ordinates qualifications in secondary schools and in post-school education and training and maintains national standards.

• New Zealand Reading Association   (www.nzra.org.nz)

  The NZRA is comprised of regional councils which encourage membership of teachers, parents and literacy educators. The aims of the Association include the fostering of literacy learning and research in literacy education.

• New Zealand Resource Teachers: Learning and Behaviour Association   (www.nzrtlb.org.nz)

  The professional body which represents RTLBs in their interface with the Ministry of Education, unions and other national bodies.

• New Zealand School Trustees Association   (www.nzsta.org.nz)

  National organisation which represents the views of and provides services to member boards of trustees.