Opportunities
This page lists a range of opportunities, including applications for funding, job vacancies, conferences, workshops, exhibition opportunities, promotional opportunities, competitions and artist residencies. Please email Iona if you would like your opportunity listed here.
Grants for peer support training
Careerforce is offering a Grant for Peer Support Level 4 Apprenticeship Training, valued at $2000 and $700. A recent government inquiry into mental health and addiction in New Zealand, proposed the development of a resilient, diverse, skilled and sustainable workforce that accurately reflects the communities it serves. Careerforce wants to strengthen the voice of people with lived experiences within the workforce, and support the growth and development of peer support workers. There are limited grants available from now until 30 June 2026. Visit the Careerforce website for more information. Please get in touch with Charlie Stanworth-Miller for any enquiries (E: Charlie.Stanworth-Miller@careerforce.org.nz T: 027 323 6746).
Free training opportunity
Careerforce is offering free Level 4 Apprenticeship Training in youth work and social services sectors, valued at $2000. It's open to employees and managers, who must be employed for at least 10 hours a week. The organisations also benefit from the additional boost funding. The deadline for applications is 30 November 2024. Visit the Careerforce website for more information. Please get in touch with Charlie Stanworth-Miller for any enquiries (E: Charlie.Stanworth-Miller@careerforce.org.nz T: 027 323 6746).
Entries to the Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award 2025
Applications to the Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award 2025, encouraging young Māori artists to create portraits of their tūpuna in any medium, close on Saturday 9 December 2024. The Award is hosted and administered by Te Pūkenga Whakaata the New Zealand Portrait Gallery in honour of the late Māori King, Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII. For more info and to enter
Entries to Molly Morpeth Canaday Award 2025
Arts Whakatāne presents the Molly Morpeth Canaday Award 2025, Aotearoa New Zealand’s longest running art prize. Celebrating excellence in contemporary art across the country, this award invites artists to enter their best work by 27 October 2024. The earlybird entry fee until 13 October 2024 is $40. After that, it’s $50 . The award is open to all artforms and you may enter up to three separate entries. For more information and how to enter, visit the Molly Morpeth Canaday Award 2025
Free career development programme
Toipoto (Closer Together) is a free creative career development programme for the Auckland creative sector, offered by The Big Idea. It’s been designed for artists starting out or those looking to build momentum in their creative journey. Its aim is to help you grow a sustainable and rewarding career in the sector. You will join The Big Idea community, one that’s experienced and motivated to help you connect to the people and pulse of the sector, to give you the tools and tips you need to thrive. For more info and to express your interest, visit The Big Idea website
Meremere online education resource
Meremere, the award-winning theatre work by Rodney Bell, now has an online education resource providing in-depth information about a range of topics such as the story behind Meremere, interviews with the cast and creative team, notes from director Malia Johnston and the devising process. For more info, please email admin@movementofthehuman.com
