MP Heatley impressed by NorthTec’s facility
Media release: MP Phil Heatley impressed by NorthTec’s Future Trades facility
Whangarei MP and Minister for Fisheries and Housing Mr Phil Heatley toured NorthTec’s purpose-built trades training facility Future Trades last week during an information evening that attracted a more than 30 prospective students and their families (subs Thursday, 12 November).
Mr Heatley, who is himself a trained engineer, took the opportunity to talk with current students and staff at Future Trades. He was impressed with the facility and remarked on the beautiful workmanship on display in the boat building workshop where a long boat built by a NorthTec student had been set up for visitors to view.
He acknowledged that providing trades training opportunities for young New Zealanders is a high priority for the current Government and that Future Trades is a wonderful facility that young people in the north now have at their disposal.
NorthTec is hosting the following information evenings in November and December:
19 November
2009
RAUMANGA CAMPUS – APPRENTICE RESTAURANT
4pm
– 6pm
26 November 2009
RAUMANGA CAMPUS – APPRENTICE
RESTAURANT
4pm – 6pm
30 November 2009
KERIKERI
CAMPUS
4pm – 6pm
3 December 2009
KAITAIA
CAMPUS
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