Organisations

• Industry Training Organisations (50)

• Teachers Associations (20)

• Social Organisations@

• Technology Education New Zealand   (www.tenz.org.nz)

  A professional network which promotes and supports technology education in New Zealand. The organisation fosters the development of technology in the New Zealand curriculum.

• Teen Parent Educators Association   (www.atpenz.org.nz)

  A professional association of schools and teachers, established to promote the provision of ongoing education for young parents and to support the efforts of the schools and teachers who provide these opportunities.

• Te Hiringa i te Mahara : The Power of the Mind   (www.thm.ac.nz)

  A nationwide initiative conducted for the Ministry of Education, designed to empower Maori secondary school teachers.

• TENZ 2007   (www.tenz2007.auckland.ac.nz)

  The Technology Education New Zealand 2007 conference presents a programme focused on the nature of technology, and technological information and practice.

• Term Papers Way   (www.term-papers-way.com)

  Offers custom term papers and essays for students from Australia and New Zealand studying in US.

• Tertiary Accord of New Zealand   (www.tanz.ac.nz)

  TANZ is a network of polytechnics and institutes of technology, established to ensure excellence in applied education.

• Tertiary Education Alliance   (www.tea.ac.nz)

  Established in 1998, the Tertiary Education Alliance is a network of polytechnics and institutes of technology who seek to ensure a stronger, more relevant and coherent system of tertiary education.

• Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship   (www.tscf.org.nz)

  The TSCF aims to reach students for Christ, helping them to grow and develop in every aspect of their life in him. The heart of TSCF's ministry is student-led, campus-based groups, which engage their campus with the gospel.

• The MBA Agency   (www.thembaagency.com)

  Provides essential information, support and opportunities for MBA graduates, prospectives, providers and employers. Their goal is to enhance the application of management and leadership knowledge in New Zealand.

• The New Zealand Association of Mathematics Teachers   (www.nzamt.org.nz)

  The organisation that brings together educationalists from all levels of the education sector in New Zealand, from preschool to tertiary, to promote better teaching and learning of mathematics.

• The New Zealand Educational Institute   (www.nzei.org.nz)

  An organisation dedicated to advancing the industrial and professional interests of its members and safeguarding New Zealand's public education system.

• University Sport New Zealand   (www.universitysport.org.nz)

  Foster and develop opportunities for university students to participate in sport and physical recreation.

• Varsity.co.nz   (www.varsity.co.nz)

  For New Zealand students to find out news, views and reviews about varsity.

• Waikato Kindergarten Association   (www.kindergarten.org.nz)

  A charitable trust operating kindergartens throughout the Waikato region. They aim to create environments that facilitate the interest and learning of all children by promoting their self esteem, confidence and independence.

• Waikato Students Union   (www.wsu.org.nz)

  Official site of the Waikato students union. Information on clubs, activities, membership, enrolment and university.

• Wellington Education Cluster   (www.wec.net.nz)

  Browse the list of over 300 programmes or courses of study and get full details of any programme.

• Wellington Playcentre Association   (www.wgtnplaycentre.school.nz)

  Playcentres are based on a philosophy of child-initiated play and the importance of parents as educators of their own children.

• WestREAP   (www.westreap.org.nz)

  A rural education activities programme providing educational services throughout the Grey and Westland Districts in early childhood, primary and secondary schools. They also provide community programmes and courses.

• Workbase   (www.workbase.org.nz)

  A national organisation which promotes strategies to improve workforce literacy, English language and numeracy skills.

• Xperts   (www.xperts.co.nz)

  Specialist developers of tertiary course materials, creating course content for polytechnics, Industry Training Organisations, Government agencies and private training providers.