Learner Success Plans – Equity
These plans outline how ServiceIQ will protect, retain and improve quality delivery and experience to ensure all of our learners succeed with work-based learning.
How we will use existing resources, initiatives, evidence and lessons learned in relation to learner success and learner experience and how we capture, record and review our information and data.
The transition plans outline specific interventions and how they will be measured to support credit achievement, program completion and support all of our work-based learners.

What does success look like ...
- Māori learners have a strong representative voice.
- Māori learners achieve equitable outcomes. These outcomes are determined in partnership with Māori.
- Our staff and employers are proactively growing their Cultural Confidence.
- Māori values and principles are inherent in learners measures of success.
- Māoritanga is embedded through the learning journey. Māori are visible at all levels of ServiceIQ.
- There are strong connections with their iwi/hapū.
- Māori learners can access multiple opportunities across their lifetime to return home to learn te reo and Tikanga Māori, as well as use their new skills for their iwi/hapū.
- A strong Māori workforce is available to support Māori and their whānau. There is a vibrant Māori ecosystem. Māori learners and staff thrive, their capability grows and is nurtured.
- Māori identity is reflected within their learning and environment. Learning with ServiceIQ is mana-enhancing for them and their whānau.
- Learning and wellbeing needs are proactively met. ServiceIQ supports the wellbeing of all Māori learners.
- Pacific learners have a strong representative voice.
- Our staff and employers are proactively growing their Cultural Confidence.
- Pacific learners achieve equitable outcomes. These outcomes are determined in partnership with Pacific Peoples.
- Pacific Peoples values and principles are inherent in learners measures of success.
- Learning and wellbeing needs are proactively met. ServiceIQ supports the wellbeing of all Pacific learners.
- Pacific Peoples are visible at all levels of ServiceIQ.
- There are strong connections with their communities and aiga.
- Pacific learners can access multiple opportunities across their lifetime.
- A strong Pacific Peoples workforce is available to support Pacific Peoples and their aiga. There is a vibrant Pacific ecosystem. Pacific learners and staff thrive, their capability grows and is nurtured.
- Pacific Peoples identity is reflected within their learning and environment. Learning with ServiceIQ is mana-enhancing for Pacific Peoples and their aiga.
- Disabled learners have a strong representative voice.
- Disabled learners achieve equitable outcomes.
- The majority of our staff are reporting an increase in their Disability Confidence.
- The Principles of Universal Design are being implemented, disabled learners report a more accessible use of assistive technology.
- Learners with varying impairments receive the right learning support and can access information, communication and digital platforms.
- An increasing number of disabled learners feel safe to provide personal information about their impairment.
- Employers who support disabled learners express an increase in their Disability Confidence.
- Disabled learners identity is reflected within their learning and environment. Learning with ServiceIQ is mana-enhancing for people with impairments and their whānau.
- A strong disability workforce is available to support disabled learners. Disabled learners and staff thrive, their capability grows and is nurtured.
- Learning and wellbeing needs are proactively met. SIQ supports the wellbeing of all learners with impairments.
- Our staff and employers are proactively growing their foundation skills confidence.
- Low Prior Achieving (LPA) learners achieve equitable outcomes.
- Achievement values and principles are inherent in LPA learners measures of success.
- Learning and wellbeing needs are proactively met. ServiceIQ supports the wellbeing of all Low Prior Achieving ākonga.
- Strong partnerships are evident with low prior achieving support organisations such as Literacy Aotearoa.
- Apprentices have a strong representative voice.
- All Service IQ apprentices achieve equitable outcomes.
- Our Sector Service Advisors are reporting an increase in confidence working with apprentices.
- An improved evidence-based approach to increase support and pastoral care to first-year apprentices, both directly and in workplaces.
- Te Tiriti principles are applied prioritising Māori, Pacific Peoples, and ākonga with physical, mental health or language and learning requirements.
- Apprentices receive the right learning support and can access information and digital platforms.
- Employers of apprentices have access to information and support, with clear lines of communication with Service Sector Advisors.
- Learning and wellbeing needs are proactively met. ServiceIQ supports the wellbeing of all Apprentices.
- At least four pastoral care visits are undertaken and noted.
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