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Overseas skills search for NZ businesses

For New Zealand Employers:

If you need to grow your business or you have to finish a government project on time and there are no right skills in New Zealand – our team is what you need!
We will evaluate your needs, promote your requirements to our 7000 registered candidates, and set interviews for you with our overseas candidates.
The process from the beginning to the end may take just 2-4 weeks and the rest of the time you will depend on the Immigration of New Zealand speed of service.
Who you may find with us?
  • Floor finishers
  • Carpenters
  • Roofers
  • Waterproofers
  • Electricians
  • Lift installers
  • Sheet metal fabricators
  • Structural fabricator
  • Pipe welders and pipefitters
  • Diesel mechanics
  • Manual machine operators
  • Furniture finishers and
  • Spray painter
Our overseas candidates have a minimum of 3 -10 years in the trade and have all documents ready to apply for a visa.

Career Guidance for Tradespeople

Zoom training on how to get a job in New Zealand or Australia 12 hours/3 months. An initial meeting is free.

Career Guidance Course

3. Zoom training for overseas skilled people to get a job in New Zealand or Australia without paying one cent to anyone - 12 one-hour lessons with.

4. Online Interview preparation tools.

English for Employment Online Course

For Candidates:

1. The online course English for Employment was created for people planning to work in New Zealand.
What you’ll learn: Communication with your Employer on the Job Interview, preparing your letters to employers, your professional jargon in New Zealand and Australia, fluency in using professional terminology, and general English.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ANSWERS FOR TRADIES, JOBSEEKERS AND NEW ZEALAND EMPLOYERS

FOR JOBSEEKERS / TRADIES 👷

Yes. We specialise in international recruitment for skilled trades, helping New Zealand employers connect with experienced overseas tradespeople who match their requirements.

We recruit experienced tradespeople across a range of industries, including carpentry, plumbing, electrical, welding, fabrication, automotive, diesel mechanics and other skilled trades.

Not necessarily. Employers may consider experienced overseas tradespeople depending on the position, required skills, qualifications and experience.

Yes. Our Career NZ guidance and English for Employment support can help you prepare for job applications, interviews and the New Zealand workplace.

No. We cannot guarantee employment or a visa. Opportunities depend on employer requirements, your skills and experience, available positions and applicable immigration requirements.

Visit our Tradies Careers page to see current vacancies and follow the application instructions for each position. You can also contact us if you have questions about your options

FOR EMPLOYERS 🏗️

Yes. We specialise in international recruitment for skilled trades and help New Zealand employers connect with experienced overseas tradespeople.

We recruit experienced professionals across a range of skilled trades, including carpenters, plumbers, electricians, welders, fabricators, diesel mechanics, automotive technicians and other trade roles.

We review candidates’ skills, experience, qualifications and employment background to help identify suitable candidates for New Zealand opportunities.

We can help you access a wider international talent pool and identify experienced tradespeople who may be suitable for your requirements.

We discuss your requirements, source suitable candidates, assess and match candidates to the role, and support the recruitment process through to placement.

Yes. We can provide arrival and settlement support to help new workers get established in New Zealand.

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