Network for Learning (N4L)
Max Barwell is an experienced project manager currently working at Network for Learning (N4L) since November 2021, where responsibilities include delivering the equipment replacement phase of the Ministry of Education's Te Mana Tūhono programme to eligible schools across Aotearoa. Prior to this role, Max served as a project coordinator and reporting and change manager at Huawei Technologies from March 2013 to November 2021, focusing on the coordination and management of technical changes for the Ultra-Fast Broadband Initiative, as well as providing technical support. Max's earlier experience includes serving as an implementation coordinator at CallPlus, managing service requests for corporate customers. Educational qualifications comprise a Postgraduate Certificate in Project Management from the Southern Institute of Technology, as well as advanced certificates in Cisco Networking, and a Diploma in Information Technology from Auckland University of Technology.
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Network for Learning (N4L)
Network for Learning (N4L) is a Crown-owned technology company, delivering a wide range of managed broadband, Wi-Fi and cybersecurity products and services, on behalf of the Ministry of Education, to schools and kura across the motu. We provide fully funded internet for all state and state-integrated schools and kura, operating one of the largest broadband networks in Aotearoa New Zealand, accounting for nearly 25% of the country’s daytime business internet traffic. Our team of dedicated network, cybersecurity and service delivery experts help more than 900,000 tumuaki, kaiako and ākonga enjoy daily access to a safer and more reliable online learning environment. Keeping schools safer online is a team effort. N4L works alongside Government, education and technology partners to help improve digital learning experiences and outcomes for all.