Global Fisheries

Te Ohu Kaimoana Chief Executive Peter Douglas feels strongly about the opportunity that the Global Fisheries Training Programme offers young Maori. The programme, jointly backed by Te Ohu Kaimoana and Japan-based fishing company Nippon Suisan Kaisha Ltd (Nissui), offers a “wonderful boost for a newcomer to move up, or it can be a real kick-start for someone already in the industry who wants to take their career to the next level”. He said previous recipients had found the scholarship had given their careers a tremendous boost. “It’s a very flexible programme. Scholars can have it tailored to their career goals in terms of what they do, but also how they do it. The base programme is for 12 months with Nissui in Japan, but it can also be structured in a more compact form for those perhaps for whom a year away from work and whanau is not possible,” Mr Douglas said.

Hohepa, Ronni and Manihera – three young Maori thinking Global
Hohepa Rauputu Hohepa Rauputu and Ronni Symon have completed 12-month stints in Japan as Global Fisheries Training Programme Scholars, while qualified lawyer and traditional Maori navigator Manihera Forbes is just about to set off as the 2009 Scholar. The three tell their stories of their experiences, hopes and dreams at www.teohu.maori.nz.

Think Global – it could be YOU in 2010
Perhaps you want to take your career in the seafood and fisheries industry to the next level, or you’re a young graduate with a lot of ambition? Perhaps you know someone who could benefit from this programme? Spread the word. Tap them on the shoulder. For application forms or more information, please contact Darrin Apanui or Leanne Betty at Te Ohu Kaimoana on (04) 931 9500, or by email at darrin.apanui@teohu.maori.nz or leanne.betty@teohu.maori.nz or go to www.teohu.maori.nz. Applications for the 2010 programme close at 5pm on Wednesday, 4 March 2009.

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Hohepa, Ronni and Manihera – three young Maori thinking Global
Think Global – it could be
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