ServiceIQ is the Industry Training Organisation (ITO) for a large part of New Zealand's service industry.
We help our customers succeed by growing their talent.
The service sector is an important industry. Here are some feature articles on recent news and updates...
Covid-19 has presented business owners with many challenges, not the least managing cashflow. Cashflow is critical for every business, and understanding the levers that impact cashflow has never been more important.
School wasn’t doing it for Brooklyn O’Neil. He wanted to get out into the workforce and start making a go of things. So, he went looking for work and landed a job in a restaurant, in the classic starting-out role of dishwasher.
The programme enables apprentices to receive a formal ServiceIQ Aeronautical Engineering trade qualification for building Electron rockets and testing space hardware.
New Zealand punches above its weight in everything that matters. From sport to science, Kiwis have been internationally recognised as among the best in the world. It’s the same in hospitality, with local chefs known for their great skills and ability. Many have worked in – or run – some of the best restaurants here and in the world.
Hard-hit service sector employers and their apprentices will greatly benefit from the government’s new Apprentice Boost scheme, says Andrew McSweeney, Chief Executive of the sector’s industry training organisation, ServiceIQ.
ServiceIQ understands that NZQA recently notified schools that NZQA moderation of unit standards managed by NZQA would be optional for the remainder of 2020. ServiceIQ supports this move by NZQA given the high volume of moderation NZQA normally requires from schools in any one year.
New fully online training has been launched to the hospitality industry by the sector’s Industry Training Organisation, ServiceIQ.
ServiceIQ is again proud to be a key partner in the NSSCC, the country’s premiere cooking competition for up-coming chefs - although in a different form this year, due to COVID-19
Opportunities to build great careers in New Zealand’s thriving service sectors have been given a boost thanks to a ServiceIQ initiative that has just been funded by government, says ServiceIQ Chief Executive Andrew McSweeney.
There will be a small price increase for all-print cookery schools packs from 19 December, when they will increase to $40 including GST. Our blended online and print option prices remain the same.
As part of our commitment to on-going improvement, we've made a thorough review of our resources printing. This has led to a decision to move to a new print supplier that will improve service for you, including a reduction in delivery times.
A new study from Research First shows that service sector on-job training arranged by industry training organisation ServiceIQ has high levels of satisfaction.
Mt Ruapehu is opening up mountains of opportunity to local career seekers.
Extension to Consent to Assess or Programme of Study applications and Extension to Consent to Assess deadline for teaching beginning in 2020.
The Government’s Reform of Vocational Education (RoVE) decision was announced on 1 August. As noted, the first steps are being taken towards the new system. The announcement made it clear that this will be a process that will take quite some time.
Living and breathing the ‘great training = winning visitor experience’ formula has seen Lake Tekapo Motels and Holiday Park chalk up another win: the ServiceIQ Holiday Park Visitor Experience 2019 award.
Being a people person meant that Einnee Facey’s move from several years in banking and finance to a reception role at Russell’s TOP 10 Holiday Park was a real step forward.
Auckland War Memorial Museum Visitor Host, Parai Parai, has been recognised as a ServiceIQ Ambassador.
