Tertiary Education and Training Regional Facilitation 2007

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Tertiary Education  
and Training 
Regional Facilitation  
2007 

Manukau

 
 
 
 
 

Getting started 

Defining the region Discussion paper prepared Discussion with TEC Establishing key principles That it would be a demand driven process rather than a supply driven one That MIT would not be shy about its leadership role That the TEC would be a partner in the process That the TLA economic development divisions and organisations would be key suppliers of data  

    Key purpose 00to establish a link between tertiary education in Counties Manukau and the economic transformation of the region.

 
 
 
 
 

The Steering Group 

Manukau City Council

Denise Fink, Manager Economic Development Filemoni Timoteo, Manager Devel. Planning and Policy

Enterprising Manukau

Gaelle Deighton, Chief Executive

Franklin District Council

Chris Worth, Director Strategic and Policy David Pentz, Strategic Planner

Business Enterprise Franklin

Astrid Lambert, Chief Executive

Papakura District Council

Teresa Turner, Director Economic Development

City of Manukau Education Trust

Bernardine Vester, Chief Executive

NZ Tertiary Education Commission

Max Kerr, Chief Advisor Louis Fernando, Policy Analyst Valley Wandstraat, National Advisor

Manukau Institute of Technology

Dr Peter Coolbear, Acting Chief Executive Dr Stuart Middleton, Executive Director, ERSA Tim Wilson / Sue Wohlmuther , Directors of Strategic Planning  
 
 
 
 

Five Discussion Papers 

Background and Purpose Regional Overview Population Age Ethnicity Labour force Educational qualifications Labour force status and occupations Social deprivation Training Supply by Providers  
 
 
 
 
Key Change Drivers Manukau Franklin Papakura  
Training and Supply Opportunities  
 
 
 
 

Two seminars held 

General Seminar 00the Demand Side

    Business, industry and commerce

    ITO00

    Employers

Providers Seminar 00 the Supply Side

    PTE00

 
 
 
 
 

Priorities for Counties Manukau 

A  What particular priorities are implied by the  characteristics of the CM population?

Age Ethnicity Educational qualifications Social deprivation  

B  What ongoing provision of tertiary education and  training are a priority for Counties Manukau?

 
 
 
 
 

Next Steps 

Development of a Draft Regional Statement; Circulated for further consultation all participants in the Seminars; Wider groups 00iwi, rununga, secondary school principals etc Signed off by the Steering Group; Submitted to the TEC.  
Ongoing arrangements determined for the maintenance of the plan Development of a Counties Manukau Learning Skills Council  
 
 
 
 

Issues 

Where is the voice of students? Availability / integrity of data Chaotic approch to region definition Timeframes this first time around Resources - people

                      - research etc

 
 
 
 
 

Tertiary Education  
and Training 
Regional Facilitation  
2007 

General Seminar

Manukau

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