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ChatGPT training by industry

Training works best when the examples come from your own sector. These are the uses we start with, and the care each industry needs.

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Where New Zealand’s jobs are

Ten industry groups, built from Stats NZ’s ANZSIC06 divisions. Each industry page shows the towns and regions where it employs the most people, and the uses and guardrails we train on.

Share of paid employees by industry group, New Zealand, February 2025

Share of NZ employees by industry group
Industry groupChartShare
Professional services 18.5%
Retail 14.3%
Health 12.0%
Manufacturing 9.4%
Tourism and hospitality 9.2%
Construction and trades 9.0%
Education 8.5%
Government 6.4%
Farming and horticulture 4.8%
Transport and logistics 4.2%

Source: Stats NZ, Business Demography Statistics, February 2020 and 2025.

Ten industry groups

  • Farming, horticulture and forestry

    Farmers and growers are usually running a business alongside the physical work. ChatGPT helps the business side: planning, numbers and paperwork, much of it from a phone.

    4.8% of NZ employees

  • Manufacturing and food processing

    Small and mid-sized manufacturers get most from ChatGPT in the office: quoting, purchasing, quality paperwork and analysing production data.

    9.4% of NZ employees

  • Construction and trades

    Tradies and building firms use ChatGPT on the phone as much as at a desk. The wins are quotes, client communication and paperwork done in less time.

    9.0% of NZ employees

  • Retail and wholesale

    For shops and online sellers, ChatGPT is mostly a fast writer and a patient analyst. Descriptions, promotions and sales data all get easier.

    14% of NZ employees

  • Tourism and hospitality

    Tourism and hospitality businesses face seasonal peaks, international guests and a lot of repeat questions. ChatGPT handles the words and the translations.

    9.2% of NZ employees

  • Transport and logistics

    Freight, courier and transport operators use ChatGPT for dispatch paperwork, customer communication and analysing job data.

    4.2% of NZ employees

  • Professional services, finance and property

    Accountants, lawyers, consultants, real estate and IT firms use ChatGPT for drafting, research and analysis. Governance matters because client information is involved.

    19% of NZ employees

  • Health and social services

    Clinics, practices and social service providers can use ChatGPT for administration and communication. Clinical use and patient data need a much higher bar.

    12% of NZ employees

  • Education and training

    Teachers, trainers and education administrators use ChatGPT to plan, differentiate and cut down administration.

    8.5% of NZ employees

  • Government and public services

    Councils and agencies can use ChatGPT for drafting and analysis, as long as privacy, records and procurement requirements are dealt with first.

    6.4% of NZ employees

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  1. Send us a few linesHow many people, where you are, and the jobs that eat your week.
  2. We reply with a planA suggested session and format, plus what to bring: real quotes, emails and questions.
  3. Your team does the workAt your place or over video. They finish with ChatGPT doing real tasks, not demos.
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