Modified 13 August 2025
Learner Success Plans are an important tool to enable tertiary education organisations (TEOs) to show how they will support more learners to succeed and, ultimately, achieve better educational outcomes for all learners – with a focus on learners most in need.
Modified 13 August 2025
The Kia Ōrite Toolkit provides current, New Zealand-specific guidance to help tertiary education organisations better support disabled learners.
Modified 29 July 2025
This page sets out the first step for a developing a business case for an investment.
Modified 11 August 2025
From the afternoon of 31 July, this website has a new structure so it's easier to find what you need.
https://www.tec.govt.nz/alerts/new-structure-for-tec-website
Modified 1 August 2025
Modified 13 August 2025
“Network of work-based learning provision” is the term we are using for the range of provider types we will fund for each industry sector.
Modified 29 July 2025
The Data System Refresh (DSR) programme will provide a new, sustainable way for tertiary education organisations to report on data that TEC and the Ministry of Education need to support funding decisions, monitor performance, and forecast trends.
Modified 29 July 2025
Foundation education supports a broad range of provision, involving skills such as literacy (in English and te reo Māori), numeracy, supported learning, digital literacy and soft skills, as well as pre-trades learning.
https://www.tec.govt.nz/strategic-initiatives/strategic-initiatives/foundation-education/about
Modified 30 July 2025
Skills Highway is a workplace literacy and numeracy initiative that provides funding and resources to support employees’ literacy, numeracy and communication skills. It helps build a competitive, skilled and productive workforce.
Modified 29 July 2025
These job profiles, developed by Workbase, describe the main literacy and numeracy tasks in various jobs and how frequently they are used.