ServiceIQ is the Industry Training Organisation (ITO) for a large part of Aotearoa New Zealand's service industry.
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The service sector is an important industry. Here are some feature articles on recent news and updates...
From 4 October 2021, responsibility for qualifications development, pre- and post-moderation, consent to assess, and programme endorsement has moved from ServiceIQ to the new Ringa Hora – Services Workforce Development Council (WDC).
Moving seamlessly from school to the workplace can be a big leap but a good employer, with a commitment to on-job training programmes or apprenticeships, makes all the difference.
ServiceIQ is proud to be a sponsor of the National Secondary Schools Culinary Challenge in 2021. Students have the opportunity to compete at Regionals for their spot at the NSSCC Grand Final.
Join us for a day of industry insight and realism. Prepare, cook and present dishes suitable to replicate in school cafés. Starts in June and ends in August 2021.
We’ve kicked off the PD days and the feedback has been fantastic – here’s a look at what you can expect.
Top retailers across New Zealand are embracing the opportunity to offer eligible staff an apprenticeship.
The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is seeking feedback on three proposals.
TERM 3 NOW OPEN: ServiceIQ and Go with Tourism are running nationwide competitions throughout the school year for Tourism and Hospitality students.
ServiceIQ and Go with Tourism are running nationwide competitions throughout the school year for Tourism and Hospitality students.
ServiceIQ and Go with Tourism are running nationwide competitions throughout the school year for Tourism and Hospitality students.
The charges remain unchanged since implementation in January 2019.
It's that time again! By now all Principal’s Nominee will have been invited to complete your school’s 2021 Assessment Intention Plan (AIP).
ServiceIQ and Go with Tourism are teaming up for 2021.
Go with Tourism is a free support service with a range of resources to assist the New Zealand hospitality and tourism workforce. Services include educational pathways, and job and employer connectors.
COVID-19 may have hit parts of the aviation industry hard, but it’s projected to pick up strongly. The International Air Transport Association has said that air travel may recover to previous levels in under three years.
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.
