Career advisor updates
Term 4 update summary
IAEVG International Conference 2026, hosted by CATE
Hosted by the Careers and Transition Education Association of New Zealand (CATE NZ), the International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance (IAEVG) Conference 2026 will be held from 25–27 November 2026 at the New Zealand International Convention Centre in Auckland.
MITO will be in attendance—please pop by and say hi!
MITO Drive Your Future careers evenings
MITO hosted two Drive Your Future careers evenings in September, one in Auckland at Sancta Maria College, and one in Christchurch at Rolleston College.
Students and parents heard from industry professionals about what they are looking for in an employee to help students get work ready and provide an insight into the careers which MITO supports.
Thank you to everyone who attended. We hope the sessions proved valuable.
We plan to run more careers evenings in 2027—stay tuned for details!
Drive Your Future Bus Tours
MITO's Drive Your Future Bus Tours showcase opportunities that exist for on-job learning and apprenticeships in the automotive industry, and give school students a behind-the-scenes look at workshops across the regions.
2027 dates, coming soon!
Upcoming survey
Have your say on MITO's secondary school programmes and support. We value your feedback and use it to shape and improve the support and programmes we provide.
A survey will be sent to you in November. Please take the time to complete the survey and share your thoughts.
MITO Vocational Careers Advisors
We’re here to help you and your students!
If you're unsure about the options available for your students, or have any questions regarding our secondary school micro-credentials, please feel free to contact MITO's Vocational Careers Advisors or visit mito.nz/schools.
Jeremy Fleming
MITO Vocational Careers Advisor
Central and Southern Regions
022 013 2713
vca@mito.org.nz
Katrina Mayo
MITO Vocational Careers Advisor
Northern Region
022 032 8119
vca@mito.org.nz
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