Aurecon is an engineering, management, design, planning, project management, consulting and advisory company based in Australia, Middle East, New Zealand, South East Asia and South Africa. Aurecon attracts and inspire a diverse workforce and create an inclusive, high-performing culture where different people, across more than 25 countries around the world, feel valued. All companies say culture is important, but ask anyone at Aurecon and they’ll tell how culture permeates through everything they do. All the strands of what they do, think and feel tie together to make who we are. Aurecons Attributes are a way of being. Principles and the Methodology is their way of doing. Aurecon Principles are our way of working. They infuse culture, where our people can flourish and bring our client’s ideas to life. They focus on what matters, and make the most of opportunities, helping clients shape the world to make it a better place. Aurecon attributes are our way of being. Individually and collectively they are the catalyst that unleashes the true power of Aurecon. Co-Creative, Inquisitive, Engaging, Commercial, Sense Maker, Unconventional Thinker, Fearless, Resourceful.
In Tamaki college, our seniors from year 11 to year 13 Science students got a chance to visit Aurecon Auckland and talked with the best engineers about their success stories and their work. Different streams of engineers welcomed students and talked about their areas and their work. Their work and success stories were really inspirational. Students stayed for the whole day and they planned different engineering activities for students. Students participated really well and were enjoying their own work They were so excited to create their maps, plans and stories.
They gave a 3D point England map to students and instruct them to create a new path by using this map. Different tasks were set for them and they divided students into 3 groups, Students with the best path, explanation and story won the prize. Some of the students were really interested in engineering and they were talking with engineers about the entrance, study and many things. Students returned to school with a great experience.
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