Discover the 21 of the most sought-after occupations in New Zealand, where technological advancements and shifting industry demands have created a dynamic job market with lucrative career opportunities.

A huge announcement yesterday reflects the New Zealand government’s ongoing efforts to make it easy for skilled professionals to live and work in our beautiful, progressive country.

New Zealand has ranked 10th happiest country in the world, according to the 2023 World Happiness Report, ranking above Australia, (12th), the US (15th) and the UK (19th).New Zealand’s high ranking in the 2023 World Happiness Report can be attributed to a range of factors, including strong social support, environmental sustainability, economic prosperity, individual freedom, and work-life balance.

According to Forbes Advisor, Auckland has been named as the fifth-best city in the world for balancing work and life commitments. It is also the only non-European city to feature in the top 10.

New Zealand is a winter wonderland full of adventure. With spectacular snow-capped peaks, sensational ski fields, lively ski resorts and cosy wineries, there’s plenty of fun to be had both on the slopes and après ski.

Moving to New Zealand can seem like an impossible dream. The processes to live and work in NZ can seem confusing, but with the right guide, you can do it!

New Zealand offers an excellent work-life balance for qualified and experienced teachers, as Lynda Western explains…

Education Personnel are a Ministry of Education preferred recruitment company with offices in Auckland and Wellington, and have been leaders in education recruitment since 1995.

As an electrician, you know that your skills are always going to be in demand. However, have you ever considered moving to New Zealand to further your career?

Though many skilled migrants don’t look past Auckland when moving to New Zealand, they really should – especially health professionals. There are a raft of reasons why you should look south – here’s why.