Canterbury Consulting Group is a student-run charity helping local New Zealand organisations take bold steps forward.
Empowering students and organisations to build a brighter future.
Together.
Our Purpose
We are a student-led, registered charity committed to helping university students gain real-world work experience through pro-bono consulting projects. We achieve this by connecting university students with local New Zealand organisations to solve their most pressing needs.
Why CCG
We work with real clients on real projects with real impact. Students gain invaluable mentorship exposure, consulting training, industry experience and skills that are vital to a successful career. Whether a client is in need of a long-term strategic plan or short-term fix, we bring innovative solutions where they are needed most.
Our Consulting
Consulting is partnering with clients to help them achieve their goals. Our Student Consultants integrate their problem-solving skills, academic expertise and innovative drive to create real change and lasting impact.
Past Projects
Work With Us
Whether you’re a local organisation, university student or interested in learning more, there are many ways we can work together to help you grow.
Testimonials
“The Student Consultancy was an excellent example/experience to cite when describing community involvement and group work experience.”
“The Student Consultancy programme gave me not only an interesting insight into the consultancy sector, but also a comprehensive idea of the intricacies and difficulties of the working world more generally.”
“Valuable CV and application material – it’s a really worthwhile project and is a commendable achievement. It really taught me how to think in a different way and communicate effectively with all sorts of people.”
“The Student Consultancy was an excellent example/experience to cite when describing community involvement and group work experience.”
“The Student Consultancy programme gave me not only an interesting insight into the consultancy sector, but also a comprehensive idea of the intricacies and difficulties of the working world more generally.”
“It was very interesting to work on a project that was not related to my degree subject (thinking outside the box) and I learned a lot from the organisation we worked with.”