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Resources

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Job Search Resources

Your CV is a very important piece of paper that you hope will get your application moved from a large heap of initial job applications on an employer’s desk, into a smaller heap of the applications to be selected for an interview.

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Working in New Zealand

New Zealand is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. It’s not just a great place to live, it’s a great place to work. There are so many reasons to work as an engineer in New Zealand.

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Credentials check

We’re here to help you on your journey to becoming Chartered. As our first step, we assess your engineering credentials against the global engineering educational standards: Washington, Sydney, and Dublin Accord. We do this through our Credential check process.

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Belong Aotearoa

To address the critical pain points that newcomers experience on their settlement journey, they work collaboratively with newcomer communities, government and other organisations in the non-profit and profit sector to innovate and lead initiatives

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Migrant Settlement Services

Supports a range of free services, programmes and initiatives for each settlement outcome. These are delivered either by government agencies, or by third-party providers

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English Language Partners

Helps former refugees and migrants participate successfully in all aspects of life in Aotearoa New Zealand by learning English.

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A day in the life

Want to know more about a day in the life of an engineer? Engineering New Zealand's technical groups are running a monthly series of lightning talks for students, young engineers, immigrant engineers and anyone else who is curious about a career in engineering.

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Engineering New Zealand Technical Groups

Join a technical or special interest group to explore topics you love, connect with experts, access niche resources and enhance your professional engineering journey.

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Sucess Stories

Read about engineers who have moved to New Zealand and built their careers here, highlighting their pathways, challenges and successes.

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Immigration New Zealand Webinar

An online session with Immigration New Zealand and Engineering New Zealand covering visa pathways, residency, credential checks, and a live Q&A.

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Working in Aotearoa

Find out about different ways to shape your career through Tahatū Career Navigator

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