First year graduates must complete 'Foundations' which is a number of workshops and courses to familiarise you with and improve base knowledge around areas key to the Ministry.
Graduate, Wellington - 29 Jun 2022
Formal training is provided as a Grad, but dispersed throughout your first year. 80% of training in MFAT is on the job.
Graduate, Wellington - 29 Jun 2022
Foundations training programme is fairly comprehensive and well-designed. A few of the sessions scheduled for late in the year teach skills I have needed since very early on (such as writing style). Informal training by the lead adviser is exceptional.
Graduate, Wellington - 23 May 2022
formal training is good, informal ... less so ppl just expect you to know things. very hard if you have never worked int he public sector before
Graduate, WLN - 19 May 2022
Very good training. Comprehensive, interesting and relevant.
Graduate, Wellington - 18 May 2022
You get an awesome in-depth training provided in your first year, and these opportunities continue through your career.
Graduate, Wellington - 17 May 2022
Actually tailored for the role, which is great.
Midlevel, Wellington - 17 May 2022
The first year of the grad programme is spent doing Foundations. Foundations is a one year development programme of courses, visits and learning. You spend around 10% of your first year doing the different courses/training that make up Foundations. It is also a great way to get to know the other grads across the Ministry better.
Graduate, Wellington - 17 May 2022
So many opportunities for training.
Graduate, Wellington - 17 May 2022