Professional Learning and Development (PLD) for English Medium Learning Areas Years 0-10 Learning Area: Technology
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About this tender
Overview This Request for Proposals (RFP) is issued by the Ministry of Education (NZ) via the Government Electronic Tender System (GETS), inviting suppliers to provide Professional Learning and Development (PLD) services for the Technology Learning Area, covering English medium learning areas for Years 0-10. About The Ministry is undertaking a multi-year refresh of the national curricula, including The New Zealand Curriculum | Te Mātaiaho (NZC), to provide a clearer, more coherent, knowledge-rich framework aligned with the science of learning and evidence-informed high-impact explicit teaching pedagogies. The refreshed curriculum is being implemented in phases between 2026 and 2030, requiring sustained system support. Purpose Professional Learning and Development (PLD) is a critical enabler of successful implementation of the New Zealand Curriculum | Te Mātaiaho (NZC), supporting teachers and leaders to build capability in knowledge-rich curriculum delivery, evidence-based teaching practices, and effective use of data and assessment. Scope The scope includes: Provision of PLD services for the Technology Learning Area for teachers in Years 0-10 across the Ministry's twelve regions Delivery of the service commencing from Term 2 2027 Delivery of at least two face to face sessions in each of the Ministry's twelve regions every year PLD delivery design that is scalable and inclusive of all travel costs Contractor Requirements Suppliers may bid for one, multiple, or all of the six Learning Areas (Science, Social Sciences, English, Art, Technology, Learning Languages); this RFP is for the Technology Learning Area A single supplier or consortium is sought per Learning Area to deliver PLD Responses must be within the indicative budgets and delivered within the prescribed timeframes outlined in the RFP Proposed delivery approaches must align with the requirements and parameters set out in the RFP Enquiries Contact: Darren Stafford Phone: +6444395433
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