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×Taranaki is really a region like no other. Geographically it’s unique, culturally rich and economically it’s a bit of a powerhouse - with the highest GDP per capita and 2.5% of national employment (that’s 50,690 employees).
Our strength as a region is driven largely by Taranaki’s dynamic petrochemical sector. Taranaki is the home of New Zealand’s growing oil and gas exploration programmes and so professionals with experience in this industry are always in high demand.
Expertise in all other engineering and industrial trades are also sought after in the region, with many large consultancies and companies in constant need of quality talent.
The Taranaki region is also renowned as a key contributor to New Zealand’s agricultural and primary sectors, with dairy farming being one of the region’s largest sectors of employment and contributor to GDP. Many services that support Taranaki’s farming efforts present good job opportunities, such as world class food processing, manufacturing, agri-science and veterinary jobs.
Much like other parts of New Zealand, there is a demand for health professionals of all disciplines in Taranaki with plentiful job opportunities for GP’s, Midwives and registered nurses in particular. The construction and building industry is another area of growth in Taranaki, which is creating a real need for all types of trade qualified professionals, as is the business services area with good demand for talent across the board and a growing number of job vacancies.
Get the lifestyle you’ve always wanted, and the job to get you there in Taranaki.
This is an appropriate account of activity in the region, which shows that Taranaki is in impressive economic growth mode. The region contributes 3.9% of national GDP, it provides 2.5% of national employment and is home to 2.5.5 of New Zealand's population. This growth is being driven largely by Taranaki’s dynamic petrochemical sector. Taranaki is the hub of New Zealand’s growing oil and gas exploration programmes and professionals with experience in this industry are always in high demand. The country's only operating oil and gas reserves are both onshore and offshore in the Taranaki.
All disciplines of engineering and industrial trades’ expertise are also sought after in the region, with many large consultancies and companies in constant need of quality talent.
Taranaki - A Region Like No Other
Taranaki has come out tops as the region where the rate of wage growth has best kept up with the increase in house prices.
In addition to annual holidays, New Zealanders are entitled to 11 public holidays each year.
Taranaki, New Zealand has placed second in Lonely Planet’s Top Regions for 2017, reports Glory Moralidad for Travelers Today.
Tucked away on the central west coast of New Zealand’s North Island, the Taranaki region is both overlooked and under-appreciated. But for more intrepid travellers, the area dubbed ‘the ‘Naki’ is definitely worth a detour.
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