Resources and Instructions

Resources for Digital Download

Want to see more supports for our Polytechs? Use these resources to support the campaign!

What is the "Save our Polytechs" campaign?

People across Aotearoa deserve thriving, regional polytechnics that meet the needs of learners and the wider community.

Government cuts to vocational education and training have reduced classes, teachers, and support for people trying to build their skills. This means less opportunities for people and even less hope for those struggling under the cost-of-living crisis.

Our campaign is for the Government to properly fund our polytechs, end the cuts, and make a plan with communities to establish thriving polytechs across Aotearoa New Zealand.  

You can read our full petition here 

The Purpose of this Pack

The purpose of this pack is to enable Green Party supporters and organising groups to support the "Save our Polytechs" campaign. We’ll build awareness of this issue and support for solutions that allow polytechs to train people to do the jobs they want and that our communities rely on.

These resources support people to build awareness of this campaign.

If you have questions about this pack, email [email protected]

Use of this pack in any way other than what is outlined is not approved by the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand. 

Pack Content (click to download)

Please note: edits in any way are not approved by the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand.   

Instructions

To use this pack, download and print our postcards, posters and petition sheets and use them in the office, on campus, at local markets and community centers, or share them with your friends and whānau.

Postcards can be sent for free - Make sure the address is clearly:
Freepost Parliament
Private Bag 18888
Parliament Buildings
Wellington 6160

Remember to share and tag us on social media @nzgreenparty when you use your packs!

If you or your group have any questions about the campaign, please get in touch by emailing [email protected]

 

Authorised by Francisco Hernandez MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington.