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ServiceIQ on-job training qualifications
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Many successful New Zealand service businesses upskill their staff on-job with ServiceIQ. We can help you get the right training programmes to develop great people for great business.
ServiceIQ sponsors a number of events for hospitality, tourism, travel, retail, aviation and museums.
ServiceIQ is the Industry Training Organisation (ITO) for a large part of New Zealand's vibrant and growing service industry.
We aim to have a world class New Zealand service industry through skilled and qualified people.
The service sector is a busy industry. Here are some feature articles on recent news and updates...
All secondary school students who have successfully completed Aviation Gateway in 2017 are eligible to apply for the $2000 ServiceIQ Flying NZ Scholarship.
Due to industry demand, ServiceIQ, Competenz, and BDO are delighted to invite you and your people to attend this workshop presentation of Color Accounting TM – the proven, critically acclaimed programme that helps non-financial managers worldwide to quickly upskill and gain vital know-how for better business.
ServiceIQ has successfully taken its workplace education programmes to an exciting new customer and market overseas. In September, the ITO for New Zealand’s aviation, hospitality and other service sectors, awarded internationally recognised qualifications to its first graduates in the UAE.
Liam Wilkie got a taste of what he wanted to do in life when he helped prep food for weddings and events at a family friend’s catering business in Hawera. The experience when he was just 12 years-old inspired him to study hospitality and cookery at school. Now, at 21, he’s close to completing his chef apprenticeship at the Copthorne Hotel’s upscale One80˚ restaurant overlooking Oriental Bay in Wellington.
The Waitangi Treaty Grounds won the prestigious ServiceIQ Visitor Experience Award at the 2017 New Zealand Tourism Awards held in Christchurch last night.
Abbin Peter from Z Energy in Christchurch has won the coveted ServiceIQ Up & Coming Retailer Award at the country’s 2017 Top Shop Awards held in Auckland last night.
From an unpromising start at school to an expert chef, cookery tutor, and currently Assessment & Membership Co-ordinator at the Restaurant Association of New Zealand, Adam Dickson has quite a story to tell. The way he recounts it his life sounds like an amazing adventure.
Certificate and resource orders and our Christmas closedown dates.
Certificate and resource orders and our Christmas closedown dates.
The 2017 Got A Trade? Got It Made! Industry Training Awards, held at Parliament last night, showcased inspiring young people driven to make a big difference in their industry.
Building on years of success, Manurewa High School won the 2017 ServiceIQ Secondary School Excellence Award.
There will be two Gateway Cultural Camps happening in the Term 3 Holidays.
Earlier this year we conducted a survey and asked teachers about how they use our training and assessment resources. There were some very clear trends and we are making changes to our products based on your feedback.
For schools applying for any consent to assess (new or extension), to allow for 2018 delivery, please ensure we receive your completed application by 27 October.
Our Assessment Intention Plan (AIP) is progressively being rolled out. It will improve and streamline the process for managing post moderation for all schools who are delivering and assessing ServiceIQ unit standards.
All Gateway marking material should be submitted to ServiceIQ by the end of Term 3 (28 September 2017).
All that army training that taught him to remain calm under pressure must have helped up-coming chef Nicholas Todd to emerge victorious as the winner of the prestigious ServiceIQ Champion Apprentice Chef 2017 competition, held at the NZ Hospitality Championships in Auckland last Sunday.
You can employ wonderful people with a great attitude and the right skills for the job. But if English is a second language for these employees, what they might appreciate is a course in literacy skills to strengthen their communication and help them feel much more part of the team.
