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 * Digging up training success
   
   Local teenager Elemoni Moana couldn't stop grinning as he accepted his Youth
   Into Industry award from Whangarei Mayor Morris Cutforth. The 18-year-old
   Whangarei Boys' High School student and peers Aidan Geard and Cameron Shayler
   received their Level 1 Basic Traffic Controller certificates at...

 * 2011 & 2012 Top Dog Awards
   
   We were delighted to recently present TOP DOG Awards to Elemoni Moana (2011,
   left) and Reece Bermingham (2012, right). Both students went to Whangarei
   Boys High School. The TOP DOG Award, in memory of Truck Stop's Jock Caldwell,
   is presented to the highest achieving Youth Into Industry...

 * Student Challenge
   
   At the Whangarei Summer Show, Barge Park, Saturday December 8 2012 we had a
   brilliant time putting talented and motivated young people through their
   paces during our Student Challenge. Six students (aged from 13 - 18) took
   part in the challenge and all of them displayed great listening skills,...

 * Stepping Up
   
   In 2011 Winstone Aggregates Otaika Quarry in Whangarei took part in a new
   local initiative to encourage more young people to pursue a career in Civil
   Industry and Infrastructure. Named Youth Into Industry, the success of the
   programme has opened a new door into seeking employment in Civil...

 * Teenagers dig operator training
   
   Local teenage boys were so keen to learn about trucks and machinery that they
   gave up school holidays to attend the Youth into Industry training programme
   in Whangarei. Large companies were impressed with the boys' enthusiasm and
   supported Youth into Industry by providing top-quality...

 * 2012 Course is Up and Running!
   
   Youth Into Industry 2012 kicked off last month with an intensive induction
   week at the end of May. Seven students, from Whangarei Boys, Tikipungau and
   Kamo High Schools signed up for the programme to see if a career in
   Infrastructure is in their future. Alistair McIntyre is the Youth Into...

 * Learn to Earn
   
   Doug the Digger creator Alistair McIntyre has been a driving force in
   encouraging young people to value education and work hard at school, no
   matter what kind of job they want to do when they grow up. Having struggled
   to see the point of schoolwork when he himself was a boy, heavy
   machinery-mad...

 * Ready for Success
   
   In 2011, six students who stayed with the scheme right through to the end
   passed all 11 papers, ranging from level one workplace safety and employee
   timeliness through to level two small plant and equipment maintenance and
   level three identification of services on a construction site. Over the
   year...

 * Digging up training success
   
   Local teenager Elemoni Moana couldn't stop grinning as he accepted his Youth
   Into Industry award from Whangarei Mayor Morris Cutforth. The 18-year-old
   Whangarei Boys' High School student and peers Aidan Geard and Cameron Shayler
   received their Level 1 Basic Traffic Controller certificates at...

 * 2011 & 2012 Top Dog Awards
   
   We were delighted to recently present TOP DOG Awards to Elemoni Moana (2011,
   left) and Reece Bermingham (2012, right). Both students went to Whangarei
   Boys High School. The TOP DOG Award, in memory of Truck Stop's Jock Caldwell,
   is presented to the highest achieving Youth Into Industry...


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2011 & 2012 Top Dog Awards
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We were delighted to recently present TOP DOG Awards to Elemoni Moana (2011,
left) and Reece Bermingham (2012, right). Both students went to Whangarei Boys
High School. The TOP DOG Award, in memory of Truck Stop's Jock Caldwell, is
presented to the highest achieving Youth Into Industry student each year.
Originally published in the February 2013 Doug the Digger Roadshow...


In the News

Student Challenge
Comments 4


At the Whangarei Summer Show, Barge Park, Saturday December 8 2012 we had a
brilliant time putting talented and motivated young people through their paces
during our Student Challenge. Six students (aged from 13 - 18) took part in the
challenge and all of them displayed great listening skills, put pen to paper and
showed soft, smooth and skilful operation when at the digger...


In the News

Stepping Up
Comments 2


In 2011 Winstone Aggregates Otaika Quarry in Whangarei took part in a new local
initiative to encourage more young people to pursue a career in Civil Industry
and Infrastructure. Named Youth Into Industry, the success of the programme has
opened a new door into seeking employment in Civil Contracting for its
graduates, and has also provided local operators with a renewed confidence in...


In the News

Teenagers dig operator training
Comments 1


Local teenage boys were so keen to learn about trucks and machinery that they
gave up school holidays to attend the Youth into Industry training programme in
Whangarei. Large companies were impressed with the boys' enthusiasm and
supported Youth into Industry by providing top-quality instructors to help the
teenagers achieve NZQA accreditation for unit standards. The training...


In the News

2012 Course is Up and Running!
Comments 1


Youth Into Industry 2012 kicked off last month with an intensive induction week
at the end of May. Seven students, from Whangarei Boys, Tikipungau and Kamo High
Schools signed up for the programme to see if a career in Infrastructure is in
their future. Alistair McIntyre is the Youth Into Industry Programme coordinator
and was responsible for its launch in 2010. By the following year the...


In the News

Learn to Earn
Comments 3


Doug the Digger creator Alistair McIntyre has been a driving force in
encouraging young people to value education and work hard at school, no matter
what kind of job they want to do when they grow up. Having struggled to see the
point of schoolwork when he himself was a boy, heavy machinery-mad Alistair has
used his success as a published writer to become involved in the Duffy's Books
in Schools...


In the News

Ready for Success
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In 2011, six students who stayed with the scheme right through to the end passed
all 11 papers, ranging from level one workplace safety and employee timeliness
through to level two small plant and equipment maintenance and level three
identification of services on a construction site. Over the year they also
completed a number of projects at the Quarry Gardens, upgrading walking tracks
and...


In the News

Digging up training success
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Local teenager Elemoni Moana couldn't stop grinning as he accepted his Youth
Into Industry award from Whangarei Mayor Morris Cutforth. The 18-year-old
Whangarei Boys' High School student and peers Aidan Geard and Cameron Shayler
received their Level 1 Basic Traffic Controller certificates at last week's
Youth Into Industry awards. The training programme -- conceived by Alistair...


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