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More Than Jobs Expression of Interest Form

Welcome to More Than Jobs: Pathways, Belonging & Careers

 

Expression of Interest - Cohort Two (2027)

 

Applications for the first round of the programme are now closed.

 

Interested in joining our next cohort?

 

We expect to welcome our second cohort in January/February 2027.

You can still complete the form below to register your interest. We will be in touch when applications for the next cohort open, with further information about the programme and next steps.

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Before applying, please read the information on the More Than Jobs: Pathways, Belonging & Careers programme page so you understand what the programme involves and what you are signing up for.

 

Please allow 15–20 minutes to complete this form. 

 

Before you start: If you have a CV, please have it ready to upload. Don’t have a CV? That’s okay — you can still apply.

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The information you provide will help us understand your career goals, skills and experience, and any barriers you may face finding work in Aotearoa New Zealand. It will also help us understand how we can best support you and assess whether we may be able to connect you with an employer for a voluntary internship to gain New Zealand work experience.​

More Than Jobs: Pathways, Belonging & Careers 

Expression of Interest Form

Thank you for your interest in the More Than Jobs: Pathways, Belonging & Careers programme. This form helps HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand understand your professional background, career goals and support needs. Completing this form does not guarantee selection, an internship placement or employment.

Eligibility

Tick all of the boxes that apply to you

Section 1 - About You

Current city/region
Auckland region
Hamilton
Palmerston North
Wellington region
Christchurch
Dunedin
Do you have the legal right to work in New Zealand?
Yes
No
Not sure
How do you describe your background? This information helps us understand who the programme is reaching. You may choose not to answer.
Former refugee background
Migrant/newcomer background
Prefer not to say
Other

Section 2 - Demographic Information

The following questions help HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand understand who the programme is reaching and support programme monitoring. Please select the option(s) that best describe you. Where indicated, you may choose not to answer. 

What is your gender?
Woman/female
Man/male
Prefer not to say
Another gender
Which ethnic group or groups do you identify with? (Select all that apply.) Ethnicity is about the ethnic group or groups you identify with or feel you belong to. You may select more than one.
When did you first arrive to live in New Zealand?
Day
Month
Year
What is your current immigration / work-right status? Please do not provide your passport or visa number in this form. HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand may ask for appropriate evidence of work rights later if required.
New Zealand Citizen
Permanent Resident / Resident Visa
Work Visa
Other visa with the right to work in New Zealand:
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HOST International Aotearoa

HOST is a charity that strives to make life better for displaced people and host communities by fostering humanity, hope and dignity.

 

In Aotearoa New Zealand our focus is on supporting social, community, digital and economic inclusion for people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. We also work with former refugees to improve leadership capacity and representation.

About Us

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CONTACT US

Physical Address:

Level 4, 24 Johnston

Street, Wellington

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Postal Address:

c/- Office Suites

Wellington Ltd,

PO Box 25480,

Wellington 6104
 

HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand is a registered charity in New Zealand: CC56733

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HOST is committed to creating a safe, inclusive and equitable environment for people from all genders, sexualities, faiths, religions and cultures – for our clients, communities, staff and whānau.

We acknowledge, honour and respect Māori as tangata whenua, people of the land in Aotearoa New Zealand. Our work is guided by the principles of partnership, participation and protection of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

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