Trade Skills
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Moon - Man of the moment at apprentice awards
Apprentices from across the country battled it out to be named the 2024 Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year.
1 December 2024 -
Five cashflow strategies you need to know now
Struggling with cashflow? Upskill on your strategies for a greater chance of business success.
1 December 2024 -
Insulating a nation
One of the fastest growing names in insulation worldwide has partnered with CARTERS Building Supplies to help keep temperatures better balanced in Kiwi homes.
1 December 2024 -
Falling interest rates much more important than lower net migration
It takes around 13 months for changes in interest rates to impact new dwelling consents, explains Kiwi economist Rodney Dickens.
1 December 2024
News
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Trusted building professionals able to self-certify
Plans for a new opt-in self-certification scheme for trusted building professionals and accredited businesses have been unveiled.
15 November 2024 -
Plans to lift building sector performance welcomed
Plans to inject more growth into the New Zealand building sector has been welcomed by leading trades qualification and training provider BCITO.
15 November 2024 -
Regional campaign celebrates trades in communities
Promoting the value of a career in the regions is the aim of a BCITO campaign going big across Kiwi communities.
15 November 2024
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