OUR PROGRAMMES
MITO offers many training programmes, apprenticeships and micro-credentials across numerous industries. See what we have to offer your students when they leave school.
MITO helps thousands of learners gain the knowledge and skills they need to accelerate their careers with on-the-job training and apprenticeships. This can start at school with our secondary school micro-credential programmes for students in Years 11, 12 and 13.
The MITO team are awesome - you set the gold standard in industry resources, sharing advice for industry contacts and the level of support provided by you. Thank you for all that you do and have done for our students to support them into the automotive industry. It's been a total pleasure working with team MITO - Onslow College
MICRO-CREDENTIALS APPROVED BY NZQA
Our secondary school programmes offer students the chance to earn micro-credentials approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA, and a great introduction to the workplace in the automotive, road transport, mining and quarrying, and ports and stevedoring industries.
Smaller than a qualification, micro-credentials certify achievement of a specific set of skills and knowledge. Supported by MITO, in partnership with secondary schools and local businesses, these micro-credentials include both eLearning and practical workplace learning, and can be used towards the next step in a MITO training programme.
StartUp®
STARTUP
StartUp® offers Year 11 to 13 students the chance to earn micro-credentials in the automotive industry approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA Levels 2 and 3 and a great introduction to the working environment. Supported by MITO in partnership with secondary schools and local businesses, StartUp has both theory eLearning and practical learning in a workshop – it’s just like a mini-apprenticeship!
StartUp® offers Year 11 to 13 students the chance to earn micro-credentials in the automotive industry approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA Levels 2 and 3 and a great introduction to the working environment. Supported by MITO in partnership with secondary schools and local businesses, StartUp has both theory eLearning and practical learning in a workshop – it’s just like a mini-apprenticeship!
Read MoreShiftUp®
SHIFTUP
ShiftUp® offers secondary school students the chance to earn a micro-credential in the road transport industry approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA and a great introduction to the workplace. The industry employs over 50,000 New Zealanders and offers a number of career opportunities – including transporting goods, warehousing, distribution, logistics and administration services.
ShiftUp® offers secondary school students the chance to earn a micro-credential in the road transport industry approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA and a great introduction to the workplace. The industry employs over 50,000 New Zealanders and offers a number of career opportunities – including transporting goods, warehousing, distribution, logistics and administration services.
Read MoreRockUp®
ROCKUP
RockUp® offers secondary school students the chance to earn a micro-credential approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA, and a great introduction to the surface mining and quarrying industry. Supported by MITO, in partnership with secondary schools and local businesses, RockUp has both eLearning and practical workplace learning. Completed unit standards can be used towards the next step in the MITO traineeship in the surface mining and quarrying industry.
RockUp® offers secondary school students the chance to earn a micro-credential approved by NZQA, credits towards NCEA, and a great introduction to the surface mining and quarrying industry. Supported by MITO, in partnership with secondary schools and local businesses, RockUp has both eLearning and practical workplace learning. Completed unit standards can be used towards the next step in the MITO traineeship in the surface mining and quarrying industry.
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WAKA TOHU TUATAHI
This is a Te Reo Māori programme. To complete the Waka Tohu Tuatahi micro-credential the student needs to complete unit standards listed below, totalling 23 credits. Students will complete unit standards online via eLearning – this can be easily accessed at any time and from any internet capable device – mobile phone, tablet or PC.
This is a Te Reo Māori programme. To complete the Waka Tohu Tuatahi micro-credential the student needs to complete unit standards listed below, totalling 23 credits. Students will complete unit standards online via eLearning – this can be easily accessed at any time and from any internet capable device – mobile phone, tablet or PC.
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