Links Training

Links Training Private Training Establishment linking training to your workplace

Friendly, experienced & professional staff

Tuition in small groups can be arranged

Mission Statement
We train, you gain
Helping people to achieve their goals. Links Training (2008) is a Registered and Accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) as a Category 1 - Private Training Establishment

Links Training was set up as a Private Training Establishment in 2008 to provide First Aid Training and training for people working in the Health and Well-being Sectors. Encouraging people back to education in a friendly professional environment, building confidence to continue on the pathway learning skills for life. First Aid Training for the general public, workplaces, community groups and organisations.

- To allow workplaces/organisations to develop career pathways within their
organisation; and to meet industry requirement.

- To assist people to achieve competency in their chosen field in conjunction
with meeting their workplace requirements.

- To give people the confidence in helping others in an emergency situation. The success of Links Training will be about understanding the industry, working in it and having a passion to deliver professional training to our students. We work closely with the industry training organisation that monitors training while ensuring our work schedule reflects the needs of our learners and stakeholders. We are delighted to see so many people taking the opportunity to add value to their work and life and the investment they have made to their training. We are privileged to see the growth in our learners in their personal lives along with the value they add to their place of employment.

Te Reo i te Kāinga | Learning starts at homeToday's kaupapa is Te Reo i te Kāinga - taking te reo Māori home.Some of our...
14/09/2026

Te Reo i te Kāinga | Learning starts at home

Today's kaupapa is Te Reo i te Kāinga - taking te reo Māori home.

Some of our most important learning doesn't happen in a classroom.

It happens around the dinner table, during the morning rush, in conversations with our tamariki and in the small moments we share with whānau.

Bringing te reo Māori into those moments can be simple.

Ata mārie - Good morning
Kei te pēhea koe? - How are you?
Kia pai tō rā - Have a good day
Ka kite - See you

Choose one phrase.

Use it today.

Use it again tomorrow.

Then perhaps add another.

At Links Training, we believe learning builds confidence - and confidence grows through practice.

Ako doesn't have to stop when we leave the classroom.

Ake, ake, ake - A forever language.

A safer workplace starts with looking out for one another.Checking in with your workmates can help identify safety conce...
13/09/2026

A safer workplace starts with looking out for one another.

Checking in with your workmates can help identify safety concerns, reduce stress, and create a culture where people feel supported and valued.

Sometimes a simple conversation can make a bigger difference than we realise.

Who is someone in your workplace you could check in with today?



👉 Building safer workplaces and stronger communities.

Te Reo i te Wāhi Tangata | Let te reo be heardKua tīmata Te Wiki o te Reo Māori - Te Wiki has begun!Today we celebrate T...
13/09/2026

Te Reo i te Wāhi Tangata | Let te reo be heard

Kua tīmata Te Wiki o te Reo Māori - Te Wiki has begun!

Today we celebrate Te Reo i te Wāhi Tangata - taking te reo Māori into the places and spaces around us.

At Links Training, every week we welcome learners from different workplaces, communities and backgrounds into our classrooms.

And every classroom gives us another opportunity to make te reo Māori visible, heard and part of everyday learning.

You don't need to be fluent to start.

Kia ora- Hello
Nau mai, haere mai. - Welcome
Ka pai - Well done
Ngā mihi - Thank you / acknowledgements

Every kupu we learn and every time we have the courage to use it helps strengthen te reo Māori.

This Te Wiki, we encourage our learners, trainers, clients and wider Links whānau to give it a go.

Ake, ake, ake - A forever language.

A strong safety culture doesn't happen by accident.It starts with leaders who set expectations, lead by example, and cre...
06/09/2026

A strong safety culture doesn't happen by accident.

It starts with leaders who set expectations, lead by example, and create an environment where people feel comfortable speaking up about safety concerns.

Whether you're a manager, supervisor, team leader, or simply an experienced team member, your actions influence those around you.

What is one thing leaders can do to improve safety in the workplace?



👉 Building safer workplaces and stronger communities.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is often the last line of defence between a worker and a workplace hazard.Whether it...
30/08/2026

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is often the last line of defence between a worker and a workplace hazard.

Whether it's safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, high-visibility clothing, or respiratory protection, PPE is most effective when it's worn correctly, maintained properly, and suited to the task.

Taking a few moments to check your PPE before starting work can help prevent injuries and keep everyone safer.

What piece of PPE do you use most often in your workplace?



👉 Building safer workplaces and stronger communities.

A choking emergency can become life-threatening within minutes.Knowing how to recognise the signs of choking and respond...
23/08/2026

A choking emergency can become life-threatening within minutes.

Knowing how to recognise the signs of choking and respond quickly can make a significant difference while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

If someone is unable to speak, cough, or breathe, immediate action is required.

The best time to learn what to do is before an emergency happens.

Would you feel confident helping someone who was choking?



👉 Confidence starts with first aid training.

Emergencies rarely happen when it's convenient.Whether it's a medical event, fire, natural disaster, or workplace incide...
16/08/2026

Emergencies rarely happen when it's convenient.

Whether it's a medical event, fire, natural disaster, or workplace incident, being prepared before an emergency occurs can make a significant difference to the outcome.

Take time to familiarise yourself with emergency procedures, evacuation routes, assembly points, and the location of emergency equipment.

When was the last time your workplace reviewed its emergency plan?



👉 Building safer workplaces and stronger communities.

Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time.When someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally, star...
09/08/2026

Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time.

When someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally, starting CPR immediately can help keep oxygen-rich blood flowing to the brain and vital organs until emergency services arrive.

The reality is that many cardiac arrests occur before professional help can get there.

Would you know what to do if someone collapsed in front of you today?



👉 Confidence starts with first aid training.

In an emergency, every second counts.Knowing your location, staying calm, and providing clear information to emergency s...
02/08/2026

In an emergency, every second counts.

Knowing your location, staying calm, and providing clear information to emergency services can help responders get the right assistance to the right place as quickly as possible.

Whether you're at work, on the road, or at home, taking a moment to think before you speak can make a real difference during an emergency.

Would everyone in your workplace know what information to provide when calling 111?



👉 Confidence starts with first aid training.

Today, we remember. This ANZAC Day, Links Training (2008) Ltd honours the courage, sacrifice, and service of all who ha...
24/04/2026

Today, we remember.

This ANZAC Day, Links Training (2008) Ltd honours the courage, sacrifice, and service of all who have served and continue to serve.

As a training provider committed to safety, preparedness, and caring for others, we recognise the values of resilience, teamwork, and selflessness that ANZAC Day represents. These are the same values we strive to uphold every day in our work and in our communities.

We remember those who gave so much, and we stand in respect and gratitude alongside their whānau.

Lest we forget. 🌺

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Levin
5510

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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