Northpower is recruiting

NORTHPOWER IS RECRUITING! New Zealand Shores is partnering with Hard Hats Recruitment who is seeking the following skills for Northpower, a major power supplier for New Zealand’s north island. Northpower has specific occupations required urgently, and needs to fulfill 50-70 positions by March, 2018. The minimum qualifications/registration are flexible as Northpower will support the right candidates to attain what they need to work here in New Zealand. The main criteria is that you are currently working in an equivalent role. As an …

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FOCUS ON: Taranaki region

Taranaki is now considered the best place to work and buy a home in New Zealand. Are you eligible to move to Taranaki?

ICT Accounts Manager wanted

Our partner employer is looking for an IT Key Accounts Manager. The company specialises in providing enterprise quality IT services (hardware, software, systems management and advice) for small and medium-sized businesses across New Zealand.

URGENT: Civil Engineer/Designer wanted

One of our partner employers is urgently looking for a Civil Engineer / Designer. The person does not need to be a qualified Civil Engineer – should have knowledge and experience. In this position, you will be working on a number of different land development projects. You will need to be comfortable completing all designs tasks associated with land development.

Plasterers/stoppers wanted!

A local Hamilton company is looking for Plasterers / Stoppers. If you are qualified/experienced and want to work in New Zealand, we can help!

Teachers wanted

NZ Immigration raises funds as incentives for overseas teachers to settle in Auckland, the City of Sails. Do you qualify?

Visa Approvals For South Koreans Set To Increase

By David Fisher, New Zealand Shores, Law and Policy Adviser From 20 December 2015, changes to New Zealand Immigration Policy will mean that South Korean nationals may find it much easier to live and work in New Zealand. The changes to policy have been introduced as a result of the signing of a free trade agreement between the two nations earlier this year and will include changes to the Working Holiday Scheme, the addition of Korea as a qualifying country …

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