2015 Skills Matter student survey results
Publication date: 8 August 2016
The Skills Matter programme has quality assurance processes to ensure that each programme provider is delivering the core components of the Skills Matter programme and that these are functioning as expected.
Students in the Skills Matter programme who are funded through Te Pou are invited to complete an end of year survey.
The surveys cover a broad ranges of topics such as:
- overall satisfaction with the course
- support received during the course
- opportunities to apply learning to practice
- career development
- results from the training
- retention in the workforce.
Downloadable assets
Other resources
Skills Matter 2014 Student Survey: Key findings
A summary of results from the 2014 Skills Matter student survey.
- Skills Matter 2014 Student Survey: Key findings
(277KB, pdf)
Skills Matter impact and outcomes infographic - 2015 programmes
A snapshot of demographic information teamed with student comments about the programmes in 2015.
Initiatives
Skills Matter
People working in mental health and addiction can access Skills Matter funding to take part in postgraduate training.