Welcome! In our Hub, you can find a range of learning and development resources designed for New Zealand public servants.

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As a centre of excellence for learning and leadership development, we’ve made learning available to all public servants regardless of role, location, tier or region. This helps strengthen and support development across the whole public sector.  All learning within this Hub is free to access and you do not need to login. 

Integrity Essentials includes the required learning on Tauākī Whanonga mō te Rāngai Tūmatanui | The Code of Conduct for the Public Sector (the Code) and He Ārahitanga Pōtitanga Whānui | General Election Guidance (Election Guidance). It also includes more comprehensive learning relating to integrity.

Te Waharoa | Public Sector Induction is a great place to start if you are new to the public sector or returning after a time away. You can adjust your induction based on what you already know. This learning helps build your skills and knowledge so you can thrive as a public servant.

System capability offers learning on a wide range of topics such as finance, policy and artificial intelligence. This learning has been created by identified leads across the Public Service.

Core capability includes learning on how government works (machinery of government) and how to create effective public sector communications.

Integrity Essentials

Integrity Essentials

Integrity sits at the heart of what it means to be a public servant. This section includes the required learning resources on the Code and Election Guidance
Public Sector Induction

Public Sector Induction

Learning resources so you can create an induction experience to help you thrive as a public servant.
System Capability

System Capability

These learning resources cover common capabilities in the Public Service such finance, policy and artificial intelligence.
Core Capability

Core Capability

Learn more about how government works (machinery of government) and how to create effective public sector communications.