<h2>The Tertiary Education Commission has approved the transition of the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation to Te Pūkenga.</h2>
<p>The TEC Board’s approval of BCITO’s transition plan sets the way for the transition to occur on <br />
4 October this year. All of BCITO’s learners and arranging training functions, and most of BCITO’s employees will transfer to Te Pūkenga subsidiary Work-Based Learning Ltd (WBL), as the BCITO business division.</p>
<p>Acting <a class="wpil_keyword_link" href="https://www.schoolnews.co.nz/2015/10/new-chief-executive-for-education-council/" title="chief executive" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked" target="_blank">chief executive</a> of Work Based Learning Ltd, Fiona Kingsford, said, “We are very much looking forward to welcoming BCITO and having their vast expertise and knowledge of infrastructure training in our new national network.”</p>
<p>BCITO is a large ITO, with 20,000 apprentices and 1,800 trainees, working with 8,350 employers. They are the third ITO to transition to Te Pūkenga, joining Competenz and Connexis ITOs in Te Pūkenga whānau.</p>

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