ConCOVE’s Submission on New Zealand’s Vocational Education Reform_篮球比分,篮球即时比分

Mani Saini
Wed, 26 Nov 2025 21:30:48 +0000

ConCOVE’s formal response to proposed VET system reforms, highlighting risks, opportunities, and the need for innovation, national consistency, and industry-led solutions for construction and infrastructure training.

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This document presents ConCOVE Tūhura’s official submission on the Government’s proposed reforms to New Zealand’s vocational education and training (VET) system. It outlines key concerns about the impact of the changes on construction and infrastructure workforce development, including risks around reduced national consistency, weakened industry voice, and the removal of critical innovation and research functions. The submission questions whether the proposed models can support high-quality, future-focused training and highlights the need for a system that connects campus-based and work-based learning, ensures quality assurance, and meets emerging workforce needs.

ConCOVE advocates for an industry-led approach that prioritises innovation, national coordination, and stronger pathways for learners and employers. The submission reinforces the importance of maintaining robust standards-setting, supporting equitable access for priority groups, and ensuring funding settings enable a thriving, skilled, and resilient workforce. It calls for a visionary redesign that strengthens—not fragments—the VET system and positions New Zealand to build a world-class, future-ready construction and infrastructure sector.

ConCOVE Consultation Response (Size: 354 KB | Modified: 27/11/2025)