Good news! We're excited to announce that we will now be giving away TWO two-night stays at the Travelodge Auckland

Good news! We're excited to announce that we will now be giving away TWO two-night stays at the Travelodge Auckland, each with breakfast included. To ensure that you have a chance to enter the draw, we have extended the early bird registration deadline for our upcoming conference.

Call for Papers is open now!

Call for Papers is open now! Abstract Submissions are open today: Monday 8th May and close at 5pm on Monday 3rd July. We are looking for presentations that align with one of the Pou/Pillars of our program:

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Keynote speaker for the upcoming CDANZ conference in 2023 is none other than Tristram Hooley!

Tēnā koutou CDANZ members, We're thrilled to announce that our keynote speaker for the upcoming CDANZ conference in 2023 is none other than Tristram Hooley!

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New videos of job profiles from TEC.

New videos of job profiles from TEC. TEC is creating a range of new videos of job profiles for the job profile page of Careers NZ and also have these available on their YouTube channel and for Tahatū.

We are sure they will be a useful tool for our members and for their clients to use as a resource for gaining more insight around different careers, jobs and some of the skills and things they do in the job The Tahatū digital team are also creating more videos and a new batch will be created in the next few weeks, so it is constantly evolving.

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Career Development Association of New Zealand International Conference 2023. Viaduct Events Centre New Zealand 11 – 13 October 2023

Ka mua, ka muri | Walking backwards into the future. CDANZ is excited to announce the dates of the Career Development Association of New Zealand International Conference 2023
Held at the Viaduct Events Centre in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, New Zealand 11 – 13 October 2023 tickets are on sale today!

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Diversity Session: Is social class relevant in New Zealand workplaces?

Socio-economic inequity is a reality in our society and frequently becomes part of a cycle that is difficult to break. Given that this inequity often goes hand-in-hand with other forms of disadvantage, such as systemic racism, there is a compounding impact. Research suggests these socio-economic factors can have an effect on the career prospects of people living in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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