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How to stay motivated and effective in your job hunt
Posted on 29 May 2017 in News
2008-2009, a once in a generation recession. Those out of work were desperate for results as outstanding bills piled up. Employers trying to keep their businesses solvent were inundated with applicants attempting anything they could to try and gain employment. An awful and desperate time for both sides of the equation. Now, thankfully, is a very different time.
Taupaki pupils win grant to transform digital technology programme
Posted on 18 May 2017 in News
Taupaki School has won funding for their “Fearless Future” project, which aims to build pupil’s digital technology and leadership skills. Taupaki School will receive $10,000 through the Potentia Future Innovators in Tech (FIT) initiative.
2017 Future Innovators in Tech programme shortlist
Posted on 04 May 2017 in News
How the 5 schools shortlisted for the Potentia FIT programme plan to use innovative tools and after school clubs to increase kiwi kids' interest in tech, their willingness to participate and their creativity.
Five Auckland schools make the shortlist for FIT programme
Posted on 01 May 2017 in News
“There is a need for kids to learn how to wield technology and to grow up to work in the tech sector. There is a shortage of skilled tech workers and engaging the future generation makes sense,” says Nathan Bryant-Taukiri, Managing Director of Potentia. “The potential to build a rewarding career is limitless.”
Future Innovators in Tech
Posted on 16 March 2017 in News
The Potentia Future Innovators in Tech programme aims to support and enhance the uptake of technology skills in school by providing a grant of $10,000. Entries close on 14 April 2017. This promotion is open to all primary, intermediate and secondary schools in Auckland.
Tech salaries are up 6%
Posted on 16 February 2017 in News
Salaries for jobs in the tech sector rose 6% last year, driven by strong demand for people with digital skills and considerable job growth.