Members are welcome from every sector of the profession
Individuals who work in transition and career development in primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors and those who are keen to stay informed with current career development practice are encouraged to join.
Career development embraces career education information, advice, guidance and career management.
All members are required to abide by the NZ CATE Code of Ethics.
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Applying for CATE Membership is easy
CATE Membership is allocated per region, please click on your region below to be taken to the relevant registration form. Membership with CATE ensures you receive the benefit of regional collaboration with other professionals in your area, while still giving you full access to the benefits of national CATE Membership.
If you have trouble registering, please contact support@catenz.org
Once you have registered, you will receive an automated email with region-specific and national details. You will also receive a copy of the Constitution, Handbook and Code of Ethics and an invoice will be emailed to you for payment.
Click on the link below for your region's membership registration form
The benefits of becoming a CATE member
Representation and Advocacy
The CATE Executive consults and listens to their members.
Their role is to advocate on your behalf to lobby for ongoing improvement of career education in New Zealand schools. National representation at MOE/TEC level to effect change.
Networks
Build your networks both regionally and nationally. Mentee and mentor opportunities to support members in their role.
Resources
Access career education resources and tools through “members’ section.
Communication
Frequent newsletters from the Kaiārahi and regular newsletters from the President of CATE NZ.
Website
Shared resources, ideas. best practice case studies on the CATE NZ website. Opportunity for you to share your successes.
Connect with each other and keep up dated on the latest developments in Career Education.
Membership Association
Close working relationship with other professional bodies such as CDANZ and CDAA (Australia).
Professional Development
Professional Development opportunities through Cate regional meetings and workshops, national Kaiārahi workshops and the annual CATE conference.