The Dunedin City Council is the local government authority for Dunedin in New Zealand. The DCC provides a huge range of services and facilities for our residents, including roads, rubbish and recycling, stormwater, wastewater, water supply, economic development , community housing, environmental health, civil defence, animal services, public toilets, cemeteries, parks and reserves, streetlights, playgrounds, sportsgrounds, swimming pools, walking tracks, gardens, libraries, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Forsyth Barr Stadium and Toitū Otago Settlers Museum.
If you'd like to take advantage of any of the opportunities seen below, please contact Dunedin City Council directly.
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This is swiftly showing youth through a local business, introducing them to the industry and showing them how each organisation operates.
A quick, informal meeting focused on checking in on a young person's career and personal development progress.
A Resumé review to see if the content is accurate, error-free, and that experience and training match what employers are looking for.
Meetings with workers and managers to discuss career expectations and what employers are looking for in a given industry.
This involves upskilling youth to a level consistent with that of the industry standard. May or may not result in a formal qualification.
This is temporary work guided by more experienced workers with an emphasis on learning on the job. This may be in a paid or unpaid capacity.
A formal, career and personal development focused relationship between experienced local workers and youth.
A one-on-one training exercise, structured and conducted in the same manner as a real job interview.
Coming together to discuss how current skills align with a chosen industry and to assess future avenues for training and upskilling.
Youth Employment Success is working towards a Dunedin that actively engages and supports all young people. A community that owns the youth unemployment issue and works collaboratively to solve it.
