Publications

ATTTO publishes a number of key corporate publications each year. See the below links to download our Annual Report, Statement of Intent and other key documents.

Do you need more information about these documents? Please contact us

ATTTO Annual Report 2010 (PDF)

Throughout 2010 we worked closely with industry partners, associations, and our ITO colleagues to deliver a range of services and solutions to our customers and stakeholders. Read more about ATTTO, what we do and investments into our sectors

Making a Difference – Ko Nga Rereketanga Te Oranga 2009-2012 (PDF)

Our  Māori strategy sets out ATTTO’s long and medium-term goals to develop closer relationships with Māori stakeholders, to ensure Māori needs and aspirations are reflected in our services and qualifications, to build ATTTO’s internal capability in terms of awareness and understanding of Māori needs, and to work collaboratively with other organisations and stakeholders to achieve better outcomes for Māori. Read more about ATTTO’s Māori Strategy

Creating Pathways - A Pasifika Strategy for ATTTO 2010 - 2012 (PDF)

The aim of our Pasifika strategy - Creating Pathways - is to assist the Pasifika community to increase participation in employment and training across the aviation, tourism, travel and museums industries; and to help grow Pasifika businesses in these industries through skills and workforce development. It complements our work with Māori and our Māori strategy Ko Nga Rereketanga Te Organa (2009 – 2012).
Download our Pasifika Strategy 2010 - 2012 - Creating Pathways (PDF)

Research and White Papers

ICT in Vocational Education and Training, Elizabeth Valentine (Oct 2011) (PDF, 12.91mb)

We consider ICT as an enabler that: a) connects education businesses (all types including tertiary education institutions) to learners, their career decisions and their learning, and as well, b) enables those same businesses to run more efficiently. We give examples and provide practical tips for developing an ICT strategy for an education business, using a learning value chain approach.
Download the full document (PDF, 12.91mb)