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You’ve told us that destination knowledge is an important way to grow business and curate incredible itineraries for your clients. We also know that finding time in your busy workday for training is a challenge.
Introducing our refreshed, insight-driven online training programme. With new features like shorter, simplified courses and the ability to complete them on any device, learning has never been more convenient.
The 100% Pure New Zealand Specialist Programme is your gateway to Explore, our self-famil programme, so you can supercharge your New Zealand knowledge while you recharge with family or a friend.
Our comprehensive programme is the cornerstone of your New Zealand destination training
Courses have been designed with you in mind, each takes approximately 25 minutes to complete
Consider yourself a New Zealand expert? Pass the knowledge tests to skip learning modules
All specialists are invited to discover Aotearoa New Zealand using our Explore self-famil programme
Courses use consumer research to ensure products and experiences suit your clients perfectly
All specialists receive exclusive promotional assets to showcase their skills and expertise to clients
There are two specialist levels: Graduate and Advanced. To achieve each level, the requirements are:
Complete eight foundation courses, each course takes approximately 25 minutes from start to finish.
Once you become a Graduate Specialist, you will be eligible to apply for our Explore New Zealand Discount Programme(opens in new window) and curate your own ultimate self-famil for you and a travel companion.
Mount Tarawera, Rotorua
Complete any four advanced courses and provide proof that you’ve visited Aotearoa New Zealand. To maintain your Advanced Specialist status, you’ll need to complete a further two advanced courses every two years. Proof of your trip to New Zealand does not expire.
If you were previously a Bronze, Silver or Gold Specialist your status has been transferred to the new programme and your profile, access and log in details remain the same. Find out more(opens in new window).
Whale watching, Kaikōura
