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Seasonal Work NZ connects workers with potential employers across New Zealand. the majority of the jobs are in the agricultural sector (picking and packing), but other jobs in the hospitality and construction industries are also listed. Resources for accommodation are available online.

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https://www.seasonalwork.co.nz/

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All programs

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Duration
  • 12 months+
Maximum age
90
Student status required
No
Qualifications required
  • None

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