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Hamilton

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An inspirational approach

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World class facilities and tutors The support you need to succeed

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Internationally recognised qualifications

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Studying at Wintec

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Wintec qualifications staircase Free english lessons accelerate success Wintec Centre for Languages Your future in business management Your future in information and communications technology Your future in visual arts, design communication and music

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International equivalence

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Dedicated International Centre

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Your future in science, engineering and built environment

Your future in sport – exercise and development Your future in professional cookery, hospitality, beauty, tourism and events

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Whenyou you join here at Wintec in heart the heart of Zealand’s New Zealand’s When join usus here at Wintec in the of New beautiful North Island, you’ll begin a journey towards an beautiful North Island, you’ll begin a journey towards an internationally recognized qualification with with a prestigious, awardaward internationally recognised qualification a prestigious, winning, Government owned institute of learning, founded in 1924. winning, Government owned institute of learning, founded in 1924.

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ONE OF NEW ZEALAND’S FASTEST GROWING CITIES Wintec is located in the dynamic, multicultural city of Hamilton, home to over 46,000 tertiary students every year. Built on the banks of New Zealand’s largest river, Auckland (1½hours) Hamilton is close to everything you want to be part of.

Hamilton Beaches, mountains, rivers, thermal pools, countryside, sport centres and adventure activities are all an easy drive away. While from our city campus, you can walk or bus to shops, cafes, theatres, libraries and galleries in a city with a temperate climate.

Tauranga (1¼ hours) Rotorua (1½hours) Taupo (2 hours)

Wellington

Christchurch

Queenstown Dunedin

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED QUALIFICATIONS The New Zealand education system is based on the prestigious British system. Wintec is Government owned and one of the country’s largest and most respected Institutes of Technology; an Institute whose approach to learning is widely acknowledged as inspirational. Utilising the latest technology, practical learning and real work place experience, we equip our students with relevant skills and internationally recognised qualifications that are approved and accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). Wintec’s focus on providing our international students with the necessary support for a positive study experiences was acknowledged with an Outstanding Achievement for Global Role, Innovative Support Services and Relevant Learning at the Annual Awards for Institutes of Technology New Zealand (ITPNZ).

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AN INSPIRATIONAL APPROACH

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Wintec delivers internationally recognised programs from Certificate to Diploma to Bachelor and Master Degrees that are developed in association with respected industry specialists.

The result is an inspirational approach to learning that’s not just about theory - it’s practical and relevant to today’s global marketplace. As you study, you’ll be given the opportunity to talk to leading industry professionals and practice what you’re learning in a safe, encouraging environment.

RECOGNISING WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW Skills and knowledge you’ve acquired on the job or at an overseas tertiary provider may count as credits towards a tertiary qualification in your area of expertise and interest.

Achieving your tertiary qualification through Headstart means you may not have to spend time and money re-learning what you already know. For more information go to www.wintec.ac.nz.

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Wintec has three main campuses, one with 24 hour computer and internet access and some of the best purpose-built training facilities in the country. The city campus has a student radio station, an art gallery, a practicing nursing ward, Urban Hair, Urban Spa and science teaching laboratories. The Rotokauri campus, 15 minutes north of the city has sport science laboratories, specialist kitchens and a training restaurant, a veterinary surgery, an animal house and fully equipped trades workshops. The Hamilton Gardens campus is set on picturesque gardens, with a computer aided drafting lab, greenhouses and practice barns. Our highly qualified tutors are industry experienced and actively involved in research, development and technology transfer.

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WORLD CLASS FACILITIES AND TUTORS

45 minutes drive from Hamilton

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90 minutes drive from Hamilton

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THE SUPPORT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED From start to finish, we make sure you have access to the support facilities you need to succeed. There’s a Medical Centre and Counseling Service right here on campus along with learning services. Our library is well resourced and staffed by qualified assistants. Our Student Enrolment Team can assist with your student visa and renewals online, and can help if you are eligible to transfer credits or gain credits through recognition of prior learning. Te Kete Konae is a warm welcoming space that supports Pasifika students with learning, cultural, pastoral and counselling support. Student Job Search can help you find temporary and part time work. When it’s time for you to graduate, our Careers Centre can provide one on one assistance to help you prepare your CV, get ready for interviews and help you in the right direction to get information on employment rights and employment contracts.

DEDICATED INTERNATIONAL CENTRE At Wintec, we take very good care of you. From the moment you arrive in New Zealand, our dedicated International Centre is here to provide all the help and support you need. We can assist with airport transfers and accommodation, including self catering hostels and homestay. There’s a place for you to go when you need advice or guidance and we organise monthly activities and an annual International Week, celebrating Wintec’s diversity of cultures.

At Wintec you will not be just another student at a tertiary institute, you’ll be an important part of a lively community learning with each other and about each other.

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

COST (APPROX)

HOME-STAY (INCLUDES 3 MEALS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK)

$210** - $240** per week

YWCA HOSTEL (SINGLE ROOM/DOUBLE ROOM)*

$130** - $145** per week

BROOKFIELD STUDENT ACCOMMODATION (SINGLE ROOM/SINGLE EN-SUITE ROOM)*

$120/$140** per week

ACCOMMODATION PLACEMENT FEE

$175

AIRPORT PICK-UP (ONE WAY)

$85

INSURANCE (FOR 24 WEEKS APPROX)

$272.00**

* Bond additional. ** Applies to 2013.

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Fiji form 7 with an aggregate over four relevant subjects of 250 out of 400 (including min. 50% English) or successful completion of the USP Foundation Studies Programme or equivalent

High School Diploma

High School Diploma + one year successful study at a recognised institution

SPM with grades 1-6 or Chinese Unified Examination

STPM with grades A-C

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WINTEC QUALIFICATIONS STAIRCASE EXIT TO EMPLOYMENT EXIT TO EMPLOYMENT DEGREE DIPLOMA

Level 7

CERTIFICATE

Normally Levels 5-6

Normally Levels 1-4

Diplomas awarded are usually at a higher level than Certificates and are one to two years in length.

A Degree is awarded for advanced study that concentrates on general principals and essential knowledge.

They are usually three to four years in length.

ENTRY

ENTRY

Certificates are awarded in a variety of subjects at a range of levels and may be of differing lengths.

GRADUATE / POSTGRADUATE / HONOURS Levels 7-8 Honours, Graduate and Postgraduate programmes are for study after the completion of an initial degree and are ideal if you are wanting to broaden your existing knowledge or retrain in areas of demand.

Level 9 A Masters is awarded for study beyond an initial degree and will generally involve a combination of intensive study and supervised research.

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ENTRY

MASTERS

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Fiji School Leaving Certificate with passes in four subjects including Maths and English

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DEGREE LEVEL PROGRAMMES EQUIVALENT TO NEW ZEALAND YEAR 13 (BURSARY) OR EQUIVALENT

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DIPLOMA LEVEL PROGRAMMES EQUIVALENT TO NEW ZEALAND YEAR 12 (6TH FORM) OR EQUIVALENT

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COUNTRY

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INTERNATIONAL EQUIVALENCE - ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

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FREE ENGLISH LESSONS ACCELERATE SUCCESS Improving your English before you leave for an English speaking tertiary institution is one way of accelerating your success. Wintec English is recognised globally as the most effective and proven online English study preparation programme available.

Once you enrol with Wintec, you will immediately receive free and exclusive access to online Wintec English courses that will help you prepare for successful placement test results and ensure you get the most out of your international learning experience. For more information go to www.wintecenglish.com.

WINTEC CENTRE FOR LANGUAGES When you arrive here at Wintec, our Centre for Languages programmes are designed to improve your English language skills for entry into a Degree programme or to advance your career in English speaking countries. Experienced teaching staff and small class sizes ensure you receive the individual attention you need to achieve your goals.

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Intakes for English study are weekly and available for any length (minimum 3 weeks). However, to gain the qualification students must start in February/July and attend the full 18 weeks.

Full time for 18 weeks February/July/Weekly

CERTIFICATE IN ESOL* PROGRESSION (LEVEL 3 – INTERMEDIATE)# Full time for 18 weeks February/July/Weekly** OVERVIEW This Certificate will begin to develop your independent and reflective study skills and further improve your reading, writing, listening and speaking in English through a wide range of language resources. You will also develop English using Information and Communications Technology skills. This programme includes a module to provide you with specific language skills based on your individual language needs and a module to help you develop study skills required in higher education.

*ESOL – English for Speakers of Other Languages (also known as – English Language). **Excluding term/semester breaks. # Shorter enrolments are available and will be quoted on an individual basis.

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OVERVIEW During this programme you will be introduced to elementary level communication skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will develop language skills for everyday social and general education environments as well as Information and Communications Technology skills, and vocabulary and grammar at an elementary level. You will also be introduced to blended learning content.

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Full time for 18 weeks February/July/Weekly**

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OVERVIEW This Certificate will help you to develop more skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will further develop the use of English in situations specific to New Zealand and you will also learn some multi-media and Information and Communications Technology skills.

CERTIFICATE IN ESOL* DEVELOPMENT (LEVEL 2 – ELEMENTARY)#

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CERTIFICATE IN ESOL* GROWTH (LEVEL 1 – BEGINNER)#

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OVERVIEW This Certificate will introduce you to the four English language skills - reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will learn English for use in everyday situations specific to New Zealand.

You will also be introduced to multi-media and Information and Communications Technology skills, at an introductory level.

Full time for 18 weeks February/July/Weekly**

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMMES

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMMES Intakes for English study are weekly and available for any length (minimum 3 weeks). However, to gain the qualification students must start in February/July and attend the full 18 weeks.

DIPLOMA IN ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Full time for 1 year (18 weeks if you have 5.5 IELTS overall with 5.0 written) INTAKES: February/July IELTS: 5.0 with 4.5 written OVERVIEW This Diploma is designed to increase your language proficiency and academic skills for successful tertiary study or employment in your area of expertise. The second part of the Diploma may be studied concurrently with the Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6) or the Certificate in Introduction to Study (Health) (Level 4). This is an advanced programme that is recommended for students wanting to pathway to higher level academic study.

CERTIFICATE IN ESOL* DISCOVERY (LEVEL 4 – UPPER INTERMEDIATE)# Full time for 18 weeks February/July/Weekly** IELTS: 4.5 overall with 4.0 written OVERVIEW This programme will teach you to communicate effectively in a wide range of complex situations using the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. You will practice your language skills independently and it includes an Information Technology component. There is also a special topic designed to provide you with specific language skills based on individual learning needs.

CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH AS AN ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE (LEVEL 5) Full time for 18 weeks February/July IELTS: 5.0 overall with a minimum of 4.5 written OVERVIEW This Certificate will prepare you for tertiary study or training in New Zealand and will help you to gain language proficiency and academic skills for successful tertiary study in some programmes at Wintec or employment. You will also learn English language skills in grammar, reading, writing, listening and speaking for everyday use, as well as an academic environment.

*ESOL – English for Speakers of Other Languages (also known as – English Language). **Excluding term/semester breaks. # Shorter enrolments are available and will be quoted on an individual basis.

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February

Full time

5.5 and 5.0 written

Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6) & Diploma in English as an Additional Language (Level 5) (See page 10 & 15 for programme information)

18 weeks

February/ July

Full time

5.5 and 5.0 written

If you do not have the English requirements to enter into your selected programme, then bridging programmes for Science, Engineering, Technology, Information Technology and Business are available: •

Certificate in Technology (Level 4)

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Certificate in Management (Level 4

FOUNDATION STUDIES Our Foundation Studies programme will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to qualify for entry into our Diploma or Degree level studies in the field of your choice.

CERTIFICATE IN INTRODUCTION TO STUDY (LEVEL 4) DURATION: Starts March or July for one semester IELTS: 5.5 with 5.0 written

Childhood & specialist education

OVERVIEW This program will help you develop an understanding of what is expected at tertiary level along with the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to succeed in tertiary education. It is specifically designed to help you prepare for Degree level study in your selected field.

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Certificate in Introduction to Study (Health) (Level 4) & Diploma in English as an Additional Language (Level 5) (See page 10 & 40 for programme information)

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IELTS

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STUDY

Science, aborioculture & engineering & landscape design built environment

INTAKES

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DURATION

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CONCURRENT PROGRAMMES

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YOUR FUTURE IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English skills for entry into your programme (see page 9), or consider doing a foundation programme to gain entry into some programmes (see page 11)

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Diploma in Business Management (Level 5)

Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5)

Starts February and July for one year

Starts February and July for one year IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5) Starts February and July for one year IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

IELTS 6.0 with no individual band lower than 5.5

Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6)

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6)

Starts February and July for two years

Starts February and July for two years

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Bachelor of Business Studies Starts February and July for three to four years IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or approved equivalent

Graduate Diploma in Sport Management (Level7) Starts February or July for one year

CAREER Sport Development Manager, Event Manager, Facility Manager, Community Development Manager or a Sport Operations Manager

Starts February, April, July and October for one year

CAREER Management, human resources, marketing, finance or entrepreneur

For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

Applications will be individually assessed.

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Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Informatics (Level 8) Starts February/ July for one year

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or approved equivalent

Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Level7)

IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or approved equivalent

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CAREER Management positions within the business sector such as accounting, marketing, finance, project management or relationship management

CAREER Business Analysist, Information Systems Manager, Project Manager, e-Business Consultant, Management Support Systems Advisor, I.T. Services C0-0rdinator

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Management, human resources, marketing, finance, accounting and small business owner or entrepreneur

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Executive Assistant, Personal Assistant, Administrator, Office Manager or Administration Manager

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YOUR FUTURE IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Starts February and July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This programme, developed in consultation with and in response to what the industry told us, is designed to ensure that when you graduate you have the skills the industry is looking for. It prepares you with a sound base of business expertise and knowledge.

You will have the opportunity to study a broad range of optional modules including accounting, law, marketing, management, finance, tourism, human resource management, communication and economics.

IN TOUCH WITH THE INDUSTRY Along with highly skilled tutors, guest lecturers from small to large businesses enhance your learning with inside knowledge and a real understanding of the business world.

INTERACTIVE LEARNING Your study environment is very interactive utilising a multitude of new learning tools and devices. Wintec has the latest version of Microsoft Office and you will be introduced to the Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) accounting tool.

DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Starts February and July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This one year programme will provide you with the relevant basic skills and knowledge you need in the world of business and management. It is an entry point into the workplace or into the Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6) or the Bachelor of Business Studies. Upon successful completion of the programme you will have developed the following transferable skills and abilities in the business environment: •

Competent speaking, listening, writing and reading skills

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The ability to identify, analyse and solve specific business issues

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An awareness of the business environment, both at macro and micro levels

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An understanding of business structures as well as human resource and marketing practices

This programme is a great way to upskill quickly! You can study full or part time and either specialise or generalise, meaning you can focus on certain modules and tailor them to meet your needs. Your classroom course content is supported by Wintec’s online learning system, Moodle, which you can access anywhere there’s a computer connection.

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INSPIRATIONAL STUDY ENVIRONMENT Your tutors are qualified, industry experienced and every one with a passion for teaching business. Many of them are currently undertaking research in the business sector and students often get the opportunity to become involved in these research projects.

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Executive / Personal Assistant

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Accounting Principles

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Business Administration

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Introduction to Commercial Law

Human Resource Management

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The Economic Environment

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Legal System in New Zealand

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Organisation and Management

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Employment Relations

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Fundamentals of Marketing

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Business Strategy

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Business Computing

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LEARN FROM INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS Your tutors are highly qualified with extensive experience as practicing professionals in their individual fields. Throughout the year guest speakers from recruitment companies and successful local businesses will share their knowledge and experiences in business.

LEADING IN TECHNOLOGY Wintec is a leader in technology in both equipment and software.

On this programme you learn using the latest version of Microsoft Office.

You will also study a range of optional modules in the areas of accounting, law, marketing, tourism, human resources and finance.

INTERACTIVE LEARNING You’ll be amazed at how effectively you learn business processes in our diverse and interactive environment. In a simulated game, you will make business decisions that have a simulated effect and impact on your business. To provide even more of an edge, you will be competing against other students studying business around the world. You’ll use tools such as Mind Your Own Business (MYOB) accounting software and the latest Microsoft programs.

Childhood & specialist education

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INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED This Diploma is endorsed by NZICA and Associate Accountants which are members of the Global Accounting Alliance. That makes a Wintec qualification internationally recognised and the foremost professional designation for Accountants within the Asia-Pacific region. Our tutors are industry experts and guest speakers from within the industry join us regularly to deliver insight on their experience in the business sector.

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OVERVIEW If you’re aiming for a successful career in Accounting, Business, Management, Marketing, Finance or Human Resources this NZQA national qualification is the programme for you. You learn in a diverse and interactive study environment with supportive tutors and advanced internet learning tools making for an inspirational learning experience.

Choose to study from:

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OVERVIEW Keen to take on the challenge of a leadership role in the office?

This programme builds your business theory and knowledge from standard office systems to administration management. It sets you up for an administrative career anywhere in the world.

Choose to study from subjects such as:

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DURATION: Starts February and July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band lower than 5.5

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DURATION: Starts February and July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS (LEVEL 6)

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DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (LEVEL 5)

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YOUR FUTURE IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (LEVEL 6) WITH ENDORSEMENTS IN ACCOUNTING, MARKETING, MANAGEMENT OR ENTREPRENEURSHIP DURATION: Starts February and July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW Starting your own business is the dream for many people – making that dream a reality starts right here. This two year programme aims to provide you with the broad knowledge and skill base you need in business, as an entry point into the workplace or entry into the Bachelor of Business Studies degree.

What makes this course of study different is the flexibility it allows for you to specialise in one or more areas - accounting, marketing, management or entrepreneurship.

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS STUDIES DURATION: Starts February and July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This Degree provides you with all the necessary theoretical and practical skills to advance successfully in the world of Business.

At Wintec you are able to specialise in the areas of accounting, marketing or management and have the option of either a single major or a double major. Depending on the major you choose, the programme duration varies from three to four years.You will have the opportunity to study a broad range of specialist modules including: •

Business Research Methods

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Corporate Finance

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Global Marketing

Choose to study unique modules such as Global Marketing, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Business Networking, Career Development and Business Ethics.

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Career Development

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Business Ethics

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Taxation

BUSINESS CONNECTIONS Wintec works closely with the Waikato Chamber of Commerce, Opportunity Hamilton and other industry organisations to help prepare you for the global nature of the business world. You’ll gain direct inside knowledge and skills that you can take and apply to your own practice. Your tutors are in touch with the current needs of industry and with a network of professional connections to benefit Wintec students.

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Public Relations

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Employment Relations

STRONG INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS Wintec has strong partnerships with industry and business development groups to develop a programme structure that is both relevant and inspiring. In addition, Wintec has accreditation with the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) and Associate Chartered Accountants (ACA). Your tutors are all, highly qualified and with extensive experience in their field.

Regular guest speakers from within the business sector provide up-to-date information on current industry issues.

LEADING TECHNOLOGY Wintec is a leader in technology. Some modules use Clickers Software to create multiple choice quizzes where you choose your answers with your Clicker for instant results and feedback.

You can also set up a virtual company online and dictate the marketing, accounting, structure and operational management of your company. The small class sizes of this programme allow you to get to know your tutor and benefit from more face-to-face learning time with them.

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED This Degree is endorsed by NZICA and Associate Accountants which are members of the Global Accounting Alliance. That makes a Wintec qualification internationally recognised and the foremost professional designation for Accountants within the Asia-Pacific region.

FLEXIBILITY WORKS You can study a broad range of modules over levels 5 to 7 during winter and summer school. Materials and resources can be accessed anywhere you have an internet connection via Moodle, Wintec’s online teaching and learning system.

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CHOICES IN WHAT YOU STUDY There is one compulsory module and seven modules from which you can select areas such as Marketing, Management, Accounting or Human Relations to suit your preferences. You will be able to choose any combination of modules to suit your individual needs and interests.

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A RELEVANT QUALIFICATION This Graduate Diploma is endorsed by NZICA and Associate Accountants which are members of the Global Accounting Alliance. That makes a Wintec qualification internationally recognised and the foremost professional designation for Accountants within the Asia-Pacific region. When developing this programme, Wintec worked with the Waikato Chamber of Commerce to identify needs in industry, and with various government departments to develop skills for small businesses.

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NOT JUST A NUMBER Your tutors on the Graduate Diploma programme are affiliated to their relevant institutes and are continually involved in research and development of papers for delivery at national and international conferences. They keep pace with the latest industry trends and have strong relationships within the business sector. There will be help, support and one-on-one contact with your tutors. At Wintec, you soon realise you really are a valued member of the class.

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THE PROGRAMME Your year could include an individual research project that entails gathering information and getting feedback for a real client from either a community group or local organisation. You could also be involved with online game simulations competing against other institutes around the world to develop your skills in project and economic management while applying strategies to manage business portfolio results. Throughout the programme you’ll use the latest version of Microsoft as well as other advanced online tools.

This programme has been developed in close consultation with industry to ensure it is relevant and in-demand. You will learn how to deliver quality sporting opportunities to the community and competitive sport environments. The core modules include Sport Business Management and Practicums where you will engage in sport industry activities and projects. Elective modules include Sport Organisation, Sport Media and Communication, Sport Facility and Event Management, Sport Marketing, Sport Leadership and Governance, Event Operations and Logistics, Financial Resourcing, Management of High Performance and many more. Embedded within this qualification is a Graduate Certificate in Sport Management (Level 7).

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OVERVIEW Fast track your career into management, marketing or accounting in just one year. This graduate qualification provides a practical, relevant overview of the business world.

DURATION: Starts February or July for 1 year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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DURATION: Starts February, April, July and October for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPORT MANAGEMENT (LEVEL 7)

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS STUDIES (LEVEL 7)

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YOUR FUTURE IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English (see page 9), or doing a foundation programme (see page 11) IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Certificate in Computing and Information Technology (Level 5) (Gain credits towards the Diploma Level 5 and the degree)

Starts July for one semester

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5) (Gain credits towards the Diploma Level 6)

Starts July for one year

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6) (Gain credits towards the degree)

Starts February for one year

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

Bachelor of Information Technology Starts February or July for three years

IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or an approved equivalent.

Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Informatics (Level 8) Starts February/ July for one year

For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

Applications will be individually assessed.

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CAREER This is a foundation programme that provides the opportunity for higher level studies to a career in the Information and Communications Technology industry

CAREER Systems Technician, Junior Programmer, Help Desk, User Support and Network Administration

CAREER Systems Administrator, Systems Analyst, Programmer, Website Developer, Systems Technician or Help desk Operator

CAREER Systems Administrator, Systems Analyst, Software Acrhitect, Programmer, Website Developer, Educator, Business Analyst, or Network Engineer

CAREER Business Analyst, Information Systems Manager, Project Manager, e-Business Consultant, Management Support Systems Advisor, IT Services Co-ordinator.

Starts February, April, July or November for one year

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IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent

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YOUR FUTURE IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Starts July for one semester IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

DURATION: Starts July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

OVERVIEW You know the world of computing and information technology is for you but you’re not sure where to start? You start right here! This Certificate provides you with the skills and knowledge to gain entry into the Information Technology programmes or employment in a wide range of computing and information technology-related jobs. It also qualifies you to continue onto more advanced study such as the Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5) or the Bachelor of Information Technology.

OVERVIEW When you graduate you’ll be equipped with a solid grounding in computing and information technology to set you on your way to an exciting career. On this programme you are able to specialise in one of the following three areas:

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Applied Mathematics Hardware Fundamentals Internet Multimedia Principles LAN Administration Operating Systems Software Software Applications Software Packages User Support

HERE’S HOW YOU’LL STUDY Now while that looks like quite a lineup of topics, at Wintec you’ll discover that study comes alive when it’s not all text books and theory. You’ll study in fully equipped computer labs with up-todate hardware and software. You’ll have access to specialist facilities including networking, electronics and computing laboratories. And as an early-adopter partner with Microsoft, you’ll always be working on the latest programs.

MAKE DECISIONS THAT COUNT The School consults directly with respected, current industry professionals to ensure that what you learn on our programme more than meets the demands of a career in the IT industry.

When it comes to methods we don’t muck around - you’ll work on a live network system where what you do impacts on real working situations!

INTERACTIVE FLEXIBILITY Parts of the course content are on Wintec’s online teaching and learning system, Moodle, which means you can revise, practise, complete quizzes and join study forums anywhere there’s a computer connection.

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DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 5)

LEARN BY DOING At Wintec it’s not just about theory, it’s about developing the skills you need to actually do the job. Everything you learn in classes and lectures is backed up with practical exercises that literally bring the lessons alive. You will work in fully equipped computer labs with up-to-date hardware and the latest programs. Our specialist networking, electronics and computing laboratories are at your fingertips and if you’re wondering how far we go to ensure our teaching methods are relevant… at Wintec you work on a live network system!

USE THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY Wintec is an early-adopter partner with Microsoft so the latest programs are a given. Wintec is a licensed trainer for Cisco, CCNA, A+ and Microsoft, enabling you to become certified with international industry qualifications as part of your programme… all ready to put on your CV when you graduate.

LEARN FROM THE BEST Throughout the year you’ll learn from the best in the business, with guest lecturers who are specialists in the local IT industry, and the opportunity for informal internships through Wintec’s industry network.

STUDY THAT FITS YOUR LIFE Elements of the course content are on Wintec’s online teaching and learning system, Moodle. So anywhere there’s a computer connection you can revise, practise, complete quizzes and join study forums. You can also access your Cisco course material online anytime, and your Cisco Training Programs are delivered in the evening to allow for concurrent work and study.

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LEARNING THAT’S RELEVANT To ensure you develop the skills you need to actually do the job, the Diploma programme is developed in consultation with some of the industry’s most respected specialists. And at Wintec, everything you learn in classes and lectures is supported by practical exercises that transform theory into reality. You learn by doing with full access to well-equipped networking, electronics and computing laboratories. You learn from inspiring guest lecturers, specialists from the local IT industry and informal internships through Wintec’s industry network. And at the end of it, you graduate with your own network of contacts for job opportunities.

GET THE WINTEC EDGE Wintec is a licensed Cisco, CCNA, A+ and Microsoft Trainer enabling you to become certified with international, industry recognised qualifications. We’re also an early-adopter partner with Microsoft so you get to work with the latest programs. And to ensure you really are ready for your future career, you work on a live network system where the decisions you make impact on real situations.

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FLEXIBILITY WORKS Wintec’s online teaching and learning system, Moodle, allows you to revise, practise, complete quizzes and join study forums anywhere there’s a computer connection. You can also access your Cisco course material on-line anytime, and your Cisco Training Programs are delivered in the evening to allow for concurrent work and study.

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OVERVIEW Advanced skills and knowledge that will provide you with the edge you need to pursue an exciting career in Information Technology.

Specialise in one of the following three areas:

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DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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YOUR FUTURE IN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DURATION: Starts February or July for three years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This is an internationally recognised qualification. You’ll be encouraged to develop an enquiring, analytical approach to problems and issues, and to exercise independent judgement and critical thinking. You’ll also learn solid, practical skills in databases, programming, networks, website development, systems analysis, electronics, project management, e-commerce and related topics.

Wintec IT graduates are in high demand both nationally and internationally and in your third year, you’ll choose from electives that will enable your career path of choice.

LEADING WITH TECHNOLOGY This is a broad based vocational degree where theory is supported with hands-on projects in specialist networking, electronics and computing laboratories, as well as with informal internships through Wintec’s industry network. Wintec is an earlyadopter partner with Microsoft, which means you’ll always work on the latest programs.

The programmes are industry focused and in-pace with current industry practices. Throughout your study, guest lecturers, specialists from within the IT industry, will provide insight and inspiration to keep you constantly motivated.

GRADUATE WITH A GREAT CV In the third year of your degree, you’ll create a computer application system for a local organisation that has a real IT need. You will act as a consultant, meet and liaise with the client, analyse a problem, determine a solution, create and implement it, document the process. This then becomes a tangible part of your portfolio and can be added as an attribute on your CV. Wintec is also a licensed Cisco and Microsoft trainer enabling you to become certified with these international, industry recognised qualifications.

ENJOY ONLINE FLEXIBILITY Revise, practise, complete quizzes and join study forums anywhere there’s a computer connection using Wintec’s online teaching and learning system, Moodle.

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 7) DURATION: Starts February, April, July or November for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW If you have completed a degree in any field and now wish to gain an IT qualification, Wintec’s Graduate programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge to improve your career prospects in a wide range of occupations involving information technology.

The Graduate programme is developed in consultation with many of this country’s most respected commercial and industrial organisations making it relevant and in-demand. Study includes systems analysis, programming and databases.

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You will learn how to analyse and implement information systems that can deliver information to the right people in the most effective time and way and you will learn how to think critically and solve problems creatively.

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Management of Information Systems Management Support Systems e-Business Models and Systems e-Business Strategies Strategic Planning Organisational Behaviour Change Accounting Informatics

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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS This programme has been developed in consultation with industry so you will get the skills and knowledge that are relevant for future employment opportunities in New Zealand.

IN DEMAND We live in an age where the volume and complexity of information available threatens to overwhelm us. There is a demand in New Zealand for management of the necessary systems and people to make such information commercially useful. And because this programme has been developed to meet this increasing demand from industry in New Zealand, it doesn’t take an IT whizz to calculate the benefits.

LEARN FROM THE BEST Throughout the year you’ll learn from some of the best in the industry, including guest lecturers who specialise in informatics.

Wintec is an early-adopter partner with Microsoft, so you will always work on the latest programs.

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Information Technology Essentials

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OVERVIEW This programme is about using information technology to design solutions in a business environment. You will take into account the social, cultural and organisational setting in which the information will be used. Areas of specialisation could include e-commerce, strategic planning, organisational behaviour and services management.

Information Systems Essentials

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DURATION: Starts February/ July for one year IELTS: 6.5 with 6.0 written

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POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED INFORMATICS (LEVEL 8)

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Graduate Diploma in Communication (Public Relations/Advertising) (Level 7)

Certificate in Media Arts (Level 4) Starts February or July for one semester

Starts February/July for one year

CAREER Employment as a Journalist, Editor, Sub-editor, Television Presenter, Feature writer, Online news-Writer, Radio Presenter or Media Advisor, Public Relations Officer, Communications Manager, Advertising roles IELTS 6.0 across all bands and portfolio to the satisfaction of the programme committee

Bachelor of Media Arts (Visual Arts, Communications or Commercial Music) Starts February/July* for three years IELTS requirement is 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in the written band plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider, or an approved equivalent.

Bachelor of Media Arts (Honors) Starts March for one year IELTS requirement is for 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in the written band.

Master of Arts (Visual Arts, Design or Music)

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National Diploma in Journalism (Multi-Media) (Level 5)

Diploma in Fashion Design and Practice (Level 6)

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Visual Arts: Artist, Illustrator, Photographer, Film, Television or Video Director, Film Editor, Animator, Screen Writer, Film or Television Camera Operator, Producer, Graphic Designer, Website Developer Communications: Advertising Creative, Copywriter, Broadcaster, Television Presenter, Editor, Freelance Journalist, or in Marketing Communications or Public Relations.

Commercial Music: Musician, Audio Engineer, Songwriter, Sound Designer, Composer, Music Producer, Session Musician, Performer, Educator

CAREER Specialist careers: Music: Songwriter, Composer, Music Teacher, Performer, Session Musician, Educator, Event Coordinator, Music Consultant.

Communication: Advertising Creative, Copywriter, Freelance Journalist, Broadcaster, Television Presenter, Editor, Marketing Communications or Public Relations.

Visual Arts: Artist, Designer, Photographer, Filmmaker.

CAREER Visual Arts and Design: Professional Studio Artist, Filmmaker, Digital Designer, Educator, Advertising Creative and Interactive Design Music: Musician, Sound Designer, composer, Song Writer, Music Teacher, Performer, Session Musician, Educator, Event Coordinator

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Employment in interior design firms, in architectural firms as a Consultant, in construction firms dealing directly with clients, or in selfemployment as an Interior Designer

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Employment as a Fashion Retailer, Fashion Designer, Fashion Manufacturer, Fashion Buyer, Pattern Maker, Fashion Technician, Fashion Brand Manager or Assistant, Fashion Product Manager or Assistant, Fashion Event Manager or Assistant, Production Manger or Business Owner

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YOUR FUTURE IN VISUAL ARTS, DESIGN, COMMUNICATION AND MUSIC CERTIFICATE IN MEDIA ARTS (LEVEL 4) - VISUAL ARTS ELECTIVE DURATION: Starts February or July for one semester IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW If you don’t have the entry requirements for degree-based study this course is a great place to start. It will teach you generic study skills as well as developing specialist skills in visual arts, commercial music or communication to prepare yourself for further study. Once you’ve successfully completed the Certificate, you will be eligible to compete on merit for entry into the Bachelor of Media Arts programme.

Most of your time will be spent in 4-week modules exploring the four topics of your Visual Arts, Commercial Music or Communication streams:

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Graphic Design Moving Image Painting / Sculpture Photography Music Technology Music Studies Performance Song writing Public Relations/Advertising Radio Studies Moving Image Journalism

HANDS-ON LEARNING Through practical assignments you will develop the relevant techniques and strategies used in media industries. You will be introduced to the latest industry technologies to work on projects which will then be made into a media portfolio that can be used for an entry document into the Bachelor of Media Arts.

WHERE YOU STUDY Your study environment in Media Arts includes open-plan classes, computer labs, studio spaces and other communal project areas where you will work with arts students from every discipline.

You will have access to all facilities in Media Arts including stateof-the-art Mac computer labs equipped with current software, photography studios, moving image and digital media editing suites and gallery/exhibition spaces.

BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS (VISUAL ARTS, COMMUNICATION OR COMMERCIAL MUSIC) DURATION: Starts February/July* for three years IELTS: 6.0 across all bands and portfolio to the satisfaction of the programme committee CAREE R OPPORTUNITIES Studying Media Arts at Wintec is all about preparing you for a career in your chosen field. Our internship programme (for third year students) and industry based project briefs provide options that help you create real opportunities in the workplace. You will need to complete and provide a portfolio with your application.

VISUAL ARTS On this programme you are able to focus on the pathway of your choice including painting, sculpture, graphic design, digital media design, photography or moving image. The way you work at Wintec is stimulating and collaborative. For various projects and assignments you will join other Media Arts students from communication and commercial music – it’s an exhilarating way to learn, opening up your thinking and giving you the opportunity to work with other disciplines in a practical working environment.

COMMUNICATION Your communication endorsement on this programme allows you to specialise in journalism, moving image or public relations. In your first year you will develop writing, media and interpersonal skills common to moving image, public relations and journalism practices. In year two you can apply to specialise in moving image, or continue with communication which is a mix of media based modules that support the journalism and public relations pathways.

Writing is the major component of this endorsement. You’ll learn to write effective news stories, media releases and project briefs. You’ll write for the web, scripts for moving image and advertising campaigns for clients. Other components include media photography, digital publication, editing moving images and developing and designing campaigns.

COMMERCIAL MUSIC The Commercial Music endorsement is for you if you wish to focus on the composition or production of music. A feature of this programme is its industry based projects where you gain real commercial experience. Your first year of study will include harmony, ear training, notation, songwriting, music technology, contemporary issues in music and communication skills. In your second and third years, you will specialise in your choice of music production, songwriting or contemporary music performance. *Study will be 3.5 years for Commercial Music and Communication if you start in July.

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OVERVIEW This postgraduate programme is for graduates who wish to undertake an in-depth investigation into their chosen field within a research-focused learning context. It offers a contemporary, open and rigorous learning environment tailored to your needs.

Collaborative and multi-disciplinary practice is encouraged as you respond to and anticipate new developments in the visual arts.

The BMA Honours can be integrated in the Master of Arts for two years of postgraduate study. You will need to complete and provide a portfolio with your application.

MASTER OF ARTS (VISUAL ARTS, DESIGN, MUSIC) DURATION: Starts March/July for one year IELTS: 6.5 with minimum 6.0 written

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OVERVIEW If you have completed the Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours) programme or equivalent, this one-year postgraduate programme will prepare you for high level investigation and intervention within your chosen academic or professional field.

The programme allows you to extend your domain of practice through in-depth investigation in your particular area of visual arts, design or music practice within a research-focused learning environment.

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Contemporary Theory (300 hours) – this includes a tutorial-based survey of some recent theories of relevance to the arts and media.

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YOU WILL STUDY Research Practice (900 hours) – this includes a major studiobased research project and a parallel written research paper.

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YOUR FUTURE IN VISUAL ARTS, DESIGN, COMMUNICATION AND MUSIC GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMUNICATION (PUBLIC RELATIONS/ADVERTISING ) (LEVEL 7)

NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM (MULTI-MEDIA) (LEVEL 5)

DURATION: Starts February/July for one year IELTS: 6.0 across all bands

DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 6.0 across all bands

OVERVIEW To be successful in professional writing or public relations/ advertising you must be an excellent communicator, a competent writer, a problem solver, lateral thinker, interested in contemporary issues, creative and able to work under pressure.

This programme will help develop your abilities in these areas and prepare you for career opportunities in public relations, advertising and corporate communications.

OVERVIEW Investigative, intelligent, informed, motivated and determined?

If that’s you and you like writing, then this programme is designed to equip you with the skills required to gain a career as a journalist in the daily media. This programme incorporates news gathering and writing for print, broadcast and internet, news photography, court and police reporting, media law and ethics, bi-cultural and multi-cultural perspectives and shorthand. On some projects you will share ideas and skills working collaboratively with creatively minded students across the spectrum of media arts.

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REAL PROJECTS The emphasis here is on practical learning. Supported by tutors with relevant industry experience you’ll undertake research and work on real projects with real clients. Project work may include writing media releases, developing strategic briefs and company branding. You will gain experience and the opportunity to apply your new skills and knowledge during a three-week industry internship and through regular collaboration with local enterprises.

WORK IN A REAL NEWSROOM The focus at Wintec is not restricted to text books and theory, it’s hands-on with the latest industry technology at your fingertips including digital voice cameras and recorders, and flip video for interviewing. The majority of this course is writing and getting stories published. You’ll have the opportunity to gain work experience in newsrooms across the country, and to join forces with our design students and actually produce your own newspaper - the Fieldays Exhibitor for National Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

IT COULDN’T BE MORE RELEVANT The Wintec National Diploma programme was designed by the New Zealand Journalists Training Organisation (NZJTO, which is now part of the Communications and Media Industry Training Organisation - CMITO) - who set the recognised qualification standards. Your tutors, all with a minimum of seven years industry experience, along with regular guest speakers provide you with a constant source of fresh thinking and inspiration.

THE WINTEC EDGE Wintec has an Editor in Residence who is a highly regarded industry specialist. This person is seen as a mentor for students delivering a level of insight that both motivates and challenges.

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Marketing, PR and communication Fashion retailing and design strategies Business of fashion - New Zealand and international History of fashion Garment manufacturing, production processes and specifications

LEARN BY DOING You will learn from industry specialists and have access to the latest fashion technology including industrial manufacturing machinery, current versions of Photoshop and Illustrator, and PAD (computer Pattern-Aided Draughting). You’ll learn how to design and generate patterns both manually and with PAD. You will undertake projects that advance your understanding of the business of fashion including planning, marketing and retail. In your second year you will design and create a collection that will be launched at the end of year runway show.

STUDY ENVIRONMENT Your study environment will replicate industry requirements right through from workrooms to professional expectations and deadlines. In your second year you will experience within the fashion industry through work experience.

WORKING WITH THE INDUSTRY Wintec has partnerships within the fashion industry and works closely with FINZ - Fashion Institute of New Zealand. Our Fashion Designer in Residence is a highly regarded, industry specialist.

This person is seen as a mentor for students delivering insight, creativity and motivation. Throughout the programme you’ll be inspired by guest speakers from within the fashion industry and also supported by them, with awards for students and access to products and materials.

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OVERVIEW The art of the Interior Designer is the ability to creatively combine inspired thinking and technical components to transform interior spaces to enhance lifestyles. During this two year full-time programme you will develop theoretical understanding and practical technical skills in:

Interior Design Principles Design Processes Drawing for Interior Design Building Technology Spatial Concepts 2-D CAD History of Design 3-D Modelling Advanced Presentation Strategies Business Practice for the Creative Industries

HANDS-ON FROM START TO FINISH This is a practical course aimed at developing students’ abilities in interior design from conceptual stages through to fully resolved interior proposals. You’ll learn current industry skills from practicing interior designers and have access to the latest industry technology. You’ll use manual and technical drawing as well as digital programmes to produce Colour and 3-dimensional sample boards. On some projects, you’ll work collaboratively with Media Arts students from other disciplines.

PARTNERSHIPS PROVIDE REAL BENEFITS A strong industry network is behind this programme, supporting students with materials and work experience opportunities.

Guest speakers regularly provide inspiration and insight to current industry practice, as do on-site industry visits.

REAL WORLD LEARNING The work you do will be for real clients with most projects involving industry or community groups. Work experience is undertaken in your final year and can lead to full time employment.

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DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR DESIGN (LEVEL 6)

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OVERVIEW Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter the exciting world of fashion design. During this two year, fulltime programme you’ll study every aspect of fashion design, from skills in fashion design technology, develop knowledge of the business of fashion and production through to high-end research and production of fashion products.

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DURATION: Starts February for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

DESIGN YOUR FUTURE Each module is structured with flexibility that enables you to direct the focus of your learning and development toward design and production, retail or distribution. Elective options allow you to personalise the programme to suit your career goals. You will need to complete and provide a portfolio with your application.

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IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical)

Diploma in Technology (Science) (Level 6) Starts February or July for two years

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY Biosecurity Officer, Conservation Officer, Field Officer, Resource Management Consultant, Resource Scientist, Hydrologist, Environmental Officer, Waste Management Officer, Wastewater Treatment Officer or Energy Efficiency Officer/Auditor

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Laboratory Technician, Field Officer, Environmental Monitoring, Food Process Control IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

Bachelor of Technology FOOD TECHNOLOGY Food Technology, Food Engineering, Food Science, Food Quality Assurance, Food Health and Safety, Food Production or Processing and Microbiology

Starts February or July for three years

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AGRITECHNOLOGY Agricultural Advisor/Consultant.

Farm Systems Analyst, Agritechnology Advisor, Effluent and Waste Management Consultant or in areas such as, Agricultural Research, Product Development, in Technical Sales and Support, Agricultural Information Technology, Animal Science, Project Management or Livestock Genetics BIO TECHNOLOGY Analytical Science, Quality Assurance, Laboratory Science, Biotechnology Research, Bio-products, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Animal and Plant Gene Technology, Breeding and Genetics or Nutraceutical Production

For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

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Starts February or July for two years

CAREER Mechanical: Mechanical Engineer/Technician Civil: Consulting Engineering Technician, Construction Contractor or local and regional authorities technician in water and waste or roading and transportation Electrical: Electrical Engineer/Technician IELTS6.0 or better, with a minimum of 6.0 written and speaking, minimum of 5.5 reading and listening; or equivalent.

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical) Starts February (all) or July (Civil, Mechanical only) for three years

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National Diploma in Architectural Technology (Level 6)

National Diploma in Quantity Surveying (Level 6)

National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6)

Starts February for two and a half years

Starts February for two years

Starts February for two years

CAREER Quantity Surveyor, Building Estimator, Property Consultant or Cost Engineer

CAREER - Civil Engineer (Water and Waste or roading and transportation), as a Consulting Engineer, Construction Contractor for local and regional authorities

CAREER - ELECTRICAL Electrical Engineer/ Electrical Engineering/ Technologist

CAREER - MECHANICAL

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CAREER Building contractors on construction sites, a supervising position for designers or building owners, employment in the property management field of construction management organisations, general or specialist construction contractors or building consultants

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CAREER Architectural Draughtsman, Building and Design Technician or other design and construction disciplines

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YOUR FUTURE IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT DIPLOMA IN TECHNOLOGY (SCIENCE) (LEVEL 6) DURATION: Starts February/July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This specialised science programme is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills that are required by today’s scientists.

After two years of study you’ll be ready for employment in modern laboratories.

CUSTOMISED STUDY Compulsory elements of the course are:

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Environmental Science Biotechnology Chemistry Microbiology Food Technology

INDUSTRY SAVVY TUTORS Your tutors are highly qualified with extensive experience as practicing professionals in their field. Many are fresh out of the industry and involved with ongoing research projects, which means there’s a very good chance that you’ll be offered the opportunity to get involved in current research.

THEORY/PRACTICE BALANCE Laboratory sessions allow you to put the skills you have learnt into practise with 50% of all classes laboratory based. On field trips to environmentally significant locations such as mines and forest, you’ll conduct environmental monitoring. Depending on the subjects chosen, you will gain practical skills in microbiology, analytical chemistry, molecular biology, biochemistry and more.

TECHNOLOGY KEEPS YOU IN TOUCH Class notes, timetables and programme content are readily accessible via Moodle, Wintec’s online teaching and learning system.

ON JOB TRAINING A vital part of this course is workplace experience. You are required to do a minimum of three weeks full-time placement in relevant workplaces such as medical, environmental, analytical chemistry or food laboratories. You will learn a variety of skills and be well prepared to enter the workforce.

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BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY DURATION: Starts February/July for three years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This degree is designed to produce highly skilled, work-ready technologists for a career in one of the following four areas – each aligned with industry needs, providing you with greater employment potential. Throughout the degree, you can select modules in your specific area of interest.

FOOD TECHNOLOGY Food technology focuses on areas such as food processing, food preservation, packaging, labelling, legislation, food fermentations, food engineering, cleaning and sanitation of food processing operations, food safety and quality control processes.

BIOTECHNOLOGY Biotechnology is technology based around biology, especially as it relates to animals, plants, food science and medicine.

Topics covered can include bio-engineering, molecular genetics, transgenic, bioremediations, crop production technologies, industrial fermentation technologies, proteomics and genomics.

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY Environmental technology embraces a wide-range of areas including biosecurity, sustainability, conservation, ecology, climate change, greenhouse effect, carbon footprint, the Resource Management Act, water and wastewater management, pollution and land management practices.

AGRITECHNOLOGY Agritechnology is the application of technologies to the primary industry sector. It embraces a number of topics including farm information technology, animal health, welfare, growth and nutrition, feed management practices, waste and effluent managements, animal genetics and breeding, pasture management, biosecurity, traceability, sustainability, environmental issues and other technologies associated with the production of primary produce.

OPTIONS BEYOND SCIENCE There are common core modules across all four endorsements plus some compulsory modules specific for each endorsement.

You can choose elective modules from Science and Technology subjects as well as Business and Information Technology programme. So not only will you graduate with a broad and practical foundation in science and technology, you’ll also have other transferable and highly valued skills that allow you to move between industries.

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National and local service organisations Governmental and regulatory organisations National research organisations Companies providing veterinary services and analytical services to both the farming and processing sectors.

NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (CIVIL, ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL) (LEVEL 6) DURATION: Starts February/July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written WHAT YOU STUDY Compulsory modules include: •

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LEARNING WITH THE INDUSTRY Wintec’s Diploma in Engineering has been developed in close consultation with the industry - your future employers! The components are relevant to the industry and the way you study them is varied and compelling. Not only will you learn to do detailing and modelling in our computer lab but you’ll also have opportunities to conduct land surveying in the field, visit current construction sites and roadworks, geothermal and other power stations, and hear from practicing Engineers on-site.

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Wintec is closely involved with the mechanical engineering industry. From our qualified tutors, to our relationship with WECA (Waikato Engineering Careers Association) who assist us in finding work placements and career opportunities for Wintec students.

NATIONAL QUALIFICATION Wintec’s Diploma programme is a national qualification developed in association with IPENZ to ensure it meets both New Zealand and international standards. And because it’s a national

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You can then specialise in the Civil, Electrical or Mechanical engineering disciplines.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING This two-year qualification provides you with the core knowledge and practical skills required for the industry in any of the following fields - power, telecommunications, computer networks, automation, industrial measurement and control and electronic engineering. You will study a combination of compulsory and elective modules such as power systems, power engineering, electrical machines, automation, industrial measurement and control and electronic engineering.

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Large processing, manufacturing and international export companies

CIVIL ENGINEERING This qualification teaches you the practical skills and knowledge you need to work in the design and construction of well-defined civil engineering infrastructure such as roads, bridges, water supply plants, drains, harbour and marine works, sewage disposal facilities and other structures. Graduates of this programme can get credits towards the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.

Civil engineering is strong in the Waikato with a number of large civil engineering projects underway. This, coupled with Wintec’s strong ties with the industry and the calibre of our programme, makes our civil engineering graduates highly sought after.

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GET HANDS ON WITH THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY Computer-based training is used alongside tutor led learning to provide the ultimate learning experience. You’ll use up-to-date industry equipment including Oscilloscopes (visual voltmeter) and automation systems. In the first two years of lab-based kinetic learning you will service electronic equipment and learn the basic skills you need for this industry from tutors who are industry experienced. In the third year, you’ll be out in the work place doing project based assignments.

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PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP Our major industry partners help us determine the direction of our programme. During your research project you will have the chance to work with these partners.

Our partners include:

qualification, if you move, it’s easy to transfer your studies to another Institute.

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GET HANDS-ON Theory is balanced by practical application. You’ll learn a variety of laboratory techniques in Wintec’s teaching laboratories. Field trips and class projects will enhance your study and prepare you for the workplace.

Group work, projects, student investigations, presentations, field trips and other interactive activities are also part of the programme.

In your third year, you’ll work on a major research project using industry standard laboratory equipment in some of New Zealand’s leading laboratories.

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YOUR FUTURE IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CIVIL, MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL) DURATION: Starts February or July (Civil and Mechanical only) for three years IELTS: 6.0 or better, with a minimum of 6.0 written and speaking, minimum of 5.5 reading and listening; or equivalent OVERVIEW The BEngTech is an applied degree where you learn to apply analytical skills and knowledge of technological principles and physical processes to solve engineering problems in your selected area of specialisation. In your first year you’ll study six broad engineering modules as well as two modules specific to your major. In your second year you’ll study modules specific to your specialisation. In your final year you’ll undertake an industry based project that focuses the knowledge and skills you have gained during your studies into real and practical application.

NATIONAL QUALIFICATION Wintec’s Diploma programme is a national qualification developed in association with IPENZ to ensure it meets both New Zealand and international standards. And because it’s a national qualification, if you move, it’s easy to transfer your studies to another Institute.

USE THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY Wintec’s dedicated electrical and civil engineering laboratories are equipped with computers running highly specialised software specific to civil and electrical engineering.

LEARN FROM THE BEST Our tutors are highly qualified with extensive experience as practicing professionals in their field. Industry guest speakers offer insights and current best practice throughout the programme. And while theory is taught in the classroom, the opportunity to practice what you learn is provided through project work, site visits and investigations.

FUTURE OPPORTUNITY $4.3 billion is to be invested in energy in the Waikato over the next five years and civil engineering is strong in the Waikato with a number of large civil engineering projects planned. These investments require a highly qualified and skilled workforce and Wintec graduates could have the opportunity to be part of these developments.

CIVIL ENGINEERING Water and Waste In-depth knowledge of principles and practice relating to water reticulation systems, treatment and disposal of liquid and solid wastes, catchment run off, erosion, water balances and sustainable land use, urban wastewater and stormwater systems.

Roading and Transportation In-depth knowledge of principles and practice relating to traffic engineering, design and construction of highways, and the economic criteria and maintenance strategies required.

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Delivered by the Metro Group, you will study mechanical production, product design and building services, providing an in-depth knowledge of the operation and design requirements of various mechanical infrastructures.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Power Engineering In-depth knowledge of the operation and protection of power systems as well as an understanding of their design requirements, in-depth knowledge of the operation and performance of electrical machines, knowledge of fundamental components of power electronic systems.

Electronics Detailed understanding of the analysis and design of analogue circuits, digital circuits and power supplies; and convertsing analogue signals to digial signals. Also includes interface with microcomputers, real world sensors, actuators and data acquistion systems.

NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 6) DURATION: Starts February for two and a half years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW Architectural technology involves the preparation of detailed drawings and specifications for the construction of buildings. This is achieved both manually and by computer using a variety of CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) software.

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LEARN BY DOING At Wintec learning’s not just about theory, it’s about doing!

Throughout the programme you’ll use the latest computers and CAD software. You’ll visit construction sites to complete problem based and practical assignments. And you’ll build a scale model of a house to the NZ Building standard and current industry standards complying with NZ legislation.

LEARNING THAT’S RELEVANT To ensure you develop the skills you need to actually do the job, Wintec maintains a strong link with the construction and architectural industry. Some of our tutors are Members of NZ Institute of Architects and are proactive in understanding industry trends, while others are involved in the latest research.

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HOW YOU’LL LEARN At Wintec you’ll discover study comes alive when it’s not all text books and theory. You’ll have access to the latest computers and CAD software. You will talk to experienced site managers on construction sites, both commercial and residential, to understand the job first hand. You’ll create a structural scale model of a residential building which will enable you to apply and interpret legislation in a practical sense. In your first year you will work on a project that will include measuring up and pricing the components of an actual house, either recently completed or under construction. In the second year, you will do the same for a commercial building.

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TECHNOLOGY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS You’ll have access to Wintec’s well-equipped facilities on campus as well as our on-line teaching and learning system, Moodle.

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WHO YOU’LL LEARN FROM Face-to-face with qualified, industry experienced tutors in the classroom and on site with construction site managers. You will also hear from guest speakers including subcontractors to gain more indepth knowledge of various trades. One module of this programme can be studied through Moodle, Wintec’s online teaching and learning system.

WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Ongoing industry liaison with a wide range of partners ensures this programme remains current and relevant. You will study a range of modules based on real life roles:

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Wintec’s connections with the New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors ensure our course content contains up-to-date information in line with current industry trends and processes.

The programme includes:

ON SITE LEARNING The great thing about Wintec programmes is that study does not mean you spend all your time in a classroom environment.

You’ll visit sites at various stages of the construction process to complete problem-based and practical assignments. You’ll also supervise and manage full size house construction on site, and learn the processes of on site management in the construction of residential and commercial buildings.

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WHAT YOU STUDY A Quantity Surveyor handles the financial management of a construction project and this programme will teach you the practical skills and knowledge you need to do just that. It incorporates quantity surveying, estimating, measurement, building materials and services, construction and associated costing and pricing.

OVERVIEW If you are interested in planning, organising and supervising building construction and maintenance work, this is the programme for you. It is particularly suited to those who have already obtained an Advanced Trade Certificate or are currently employed in the construction industry. Upon successful completion of the Diploma you will be qualified to act as a Construction Management Technician on small to medium scale building projects. With additional experience, you will be able to extend your work to include larger and more complex building projects.

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DURATION: Starts February for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

DURATION: Starts February for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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WORK AND STUDY Components of the Diploma are on Wintec’s on-line teaching and learning system, Moodle, which means you can plan your study around other commitments.

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YOUR FUTURE IN ARBORICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English skills for entry into your programme (see page 9), or consider doing a foundation programme to gain entry into some programmes (see page 11)

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Diploma in Technology (Landscape Design) (Level 6)

Diploma in Arboricutlure (Level 6) Starts February for one year

Starts February for two years

CAREER Employment as a Landscape Project Manager, Specialist Landscape Designer, Landscape Contractor, Landscape Asset Manager for local authorities and corporate bodies or Practical Landscape Specialist for plant and garden wholesalers and the retail industry

CAREER Emploment as Council Tree Officers, Arboretum Manager or Technical Arborists/Consultants with local authorities or private companies as an Arborist in New Zealand or overseas

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WORLD CLASS TEACHING ENVIRONMENT No other institute has such a resource at its doorstep. Wintec, New Zealand’s leading training provider in Arboriculture, conducts the majority of arboricultural classes at Hamilton Gardens, which feature 58-hectares of public gardens and an incredible variety of trees.

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ONSIDE WITH INDUSTRY Wintec enjoys a special relationship with local councils and arboriculture companies both here and overseas. We have access to many city parks, including Hamilton Gardens, to deliver valuable practical experience. Our industry connections in Europe, USA and the UK will also allow you opportunities to work as an arborist overseas.

ON THE JOB EVERY DAY Because you’re studying right in the middle of an internationally recognised public garden, you’re immersed in nearly every aspect of gardening and landscape design and constantly exposed to the most up-to-date industry practices. In addition, practical work projects form a core element of the teaching approach in both design and construction, so you will receive practical training on an almost daily basis. Wintec also maintains a close relationship with Landscape New Zealand, who assist in the development of the teaching programme to ensure that what you learn is exactly that the industry is looking for.

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USE THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY You’ll learn to use one of a landscaper’s most productive tools – the computer. In our specialist Landscape Studio you’ll get up to speed with industry standard software programmes such as Vector Works, enabling you to complete landscape projects with real clients.

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HANDS ON TEACHING The Diploma programme has a strong practical emphasis and is largely taught using real-life projects with real clients, such as a local school, kindergarten, park, community lifestyle blocks, residential sections, private courtyards or Marae. You’ll learn how to construct paving, fences, retaining walls and outdoor fireplaces and decking. You will also go on a variety of field trips, visit local councils and get the opportunity to design and install a landscape space at The Waikato Home and Garden Show. Wintec tutors will often use current projects for their teaching. You also have at least two free days a week where you could gain work experience and apply the theory you are learning.

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IT COULDN’T BE MORE HANDS ON This programme combines the best of theoretical classroom work with practical hands-on learning. You’ll learn how to remove trees with a crane and how to diagnose tree hazards. You’ll conduct a research topic for a real client and go on fieldtrips to Regional Councils and industry specialists, including the SCION Forestry Research Centre in Rotorua.

OVERVIEW Whether you want to work as part of a team or individually, indoors or out, studying landscape with Wintec will provide you with the work skills and job opportunities to start a successful career as a landscape designer or contractor. This two-year course teaches you the applied skills of landscape design and construction in a purpose-built studio right in the heart of Hamilton Gardens.

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OVERVIEW Taught in the ideal surroundings of Hamilton Gardens, using predominately real life projects, you will study advanced arboriculture skills and the technical and specialist skills of tree surgery and maintenance.

DURATION: Starts February for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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YOUR FUTURE IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL PRACTICE START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English skills for entry into your programme (see page 9), or complete the Introduction to Study (Health) foundation programme. (See page 40)

IELTS 7.0 with no less than 6.5 writing and reading, 7.0 speaking and listening.

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Starts February or July for three years

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CAREER Registered Midwife in hospitals, birthing units and communities, or as a Lead Maternity Care Giver

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing (Level 8)

An undergraduate in Health and Social Practice or related discipline or a suitable portfolio of evidence. IELTS 7.0 or better in all bands.

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Starts February and July for one year IELTS 7.0 in all bands plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or approved equivalent.

Master of Nursing Starts February or July for one year

CAREER Advanced nursing, practice positions, management, research or independant practice.

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CAREER Registered Nurse in private or public hospitals, in the mental health sector, in independant practice, the defence services, as a Nursing Lecturer, a Medical Representative, Health Consultant or Administrator, a Community Nurse, or a Specialty Nurse

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Specialised Practitioner, Practice Leader, Manager, Educator, Researcher.

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CAREER Supervisor, Manager, Clinical Leader, Private Practitioner, Researcher.

CAREER Have a greater capacity to work in Specialised Practitioner, Practice Leader, Manager, Educator, or Researcher roles in your current field or with specialised fields of practice, e.g. working with children, elderly, people with disabilities of in mental health support.

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Social Worker Employment in the health field, child protection (including Child, Youth and Family), Government agencies, probation service, family support agencies, schools and not-for-profit organiations

CAREER Counselling Employment in the Social Services under professinal supervision in areas that require Counsellors, such as mental health agencies, private practices, community agencies or workplace support

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An undergraduate degree in Health or Social Practice or related discipline or a suitable portfolio of evidence. IELTS 7.0 or better in all bands.

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YOUR FUTURE IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL PRACTICE CERTIFICATE IN INTRODUCTION TO STUDY (HEALTH) (LEVEL 4) DURATION: Starts March or July for one semester IELTS: 5.5 with 5.0 written OVERVIEW This programme will help you develop an understanding of what is expected at tertiary level along with the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to succeed in tertiary education. It will also help you prepare for the Bachelor of Nursing.

BACHELOR OF NURSING (LEVEL 7) DURATION: Starts February or July for three years IELTS: 6.5 in all bands OVERVIEW In Wintec’s Centre for Health and Social Practice learning facilities you will develop the knowledge and skills you need to become an in demand Registered Nurse in a variety of health care settings.

At the completion of the programme, you sit a Nursing Council of New Zealand registration exam and exit with an internationally recognised degree.

WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD Nursing is a hands-on career and that’s the way we teach it at Wintec. Our real world simulated learning area is set up as an actual ward where you practice on computerised patient simulation models that assume real life health issues. Your tutors are all experienced registered nurses with specific clinical skills, and you’ll also find many of your tutors are involved in research and clinical practise. This means that what you learn is as current as you can get!

PRACTISE WHAT YOU LEARN You have the opportunity to integrate theory and procedure through clinical practice within a hospital and health care facility.

You will do a minimum of 1100 hours across four of the following areas - chronicity disability, elderly care, acute, family and infant - learning on real patients under the supervision of a registered nurse at our partnership organisations: Waikato DHB, private hospitals, elderly care centres or Maori Health Providers. You will also need to provide two references, a Curriculum Vitae, a completed Health Declaration form and a personal statement.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN NURSING (LEVEL 8) DURATION: Starts February or July for one year IELTS: Registered Nurse IELTS 7.0 in all bands plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution or approved equivalent.

OVERVIEW This programme provides Registered New Zealand Nurses in practice with the opportunity to extend their clinical knowledge and skills in a specific area of practice. It consists of four modules - two core modules and two practice modules - covering a range of advanced specialty practice areas. After successfully completing any two postgraduate nursing modules you may choose to exit with a Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing. You can then return to complete the Postgraduate Diploma at a later date provided this is within four years of your first enrolment in Postgraduate Nursing studies.

RELEVANT LEARNING You are taught by staff currently active in research, who take a multi-disciplinary approach to teaching and who provide you with feedback that ensures your expectations are understood. The new Centre for Health and Social Practice Model enables praxis and practice development along with simultaneous delivery of clinical and theory knowledge.

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HOW YOU STUDY You will be joined in critically reflexive discussions about practice by guest clinicians from nursing and other disciplines as well as visiting scholars and Nurse Practitioners. Expert clinicians provide our Master students with clinical mentorship to assist in consolidating and articulating advanced nursing practice and presenting evidence of it as a portfolio for practice.

A PRACTICAL APPROACH At Wintec we take a hands-on approach to learning. Using the latest hospital standard realistic models and props you’ll carry out simulations of birthing procedures, take recordings, assess babies and learn how to manage obstectrics procedures.

You’ll also engage in scenario work to practise dealing with the different situations a midwife can encounter. Wintec’s experienced, industry qualified tutors are often joined in workshops by guest speakers such as midwifery educators from the Waikato District Health Board.

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LEARNING ON THE JOB On this programme you have the opportunity to follow women through their pregnancy, labour, birth and postnatal care. In your first year you spend 16 weeks in clinical placements at birth centres, hospitals and various community agencies working under the supervision of a registered midwife. In your second year, your time in clinical placements is 30 weeks. In your third year you will spend just four weeks in class and the rest of the year on the job training working alongside registered midwives. You will also need to provide two references, a Curriculum Vitae, a completed Health Declaration form and a personal statement.

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OVERVIEW Wintec works closely with the District Health Board in Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Tairawhiti and Hawkes Bay in developing this unique programme leading to registration as a qualified Midwife. As you learn, you’re given the opportunity to apply your knowledge through hospital placements and with a midwife in independent practice. On completion of the programme, you sit the National Midwifery Examination to become a Registered Midwife.

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OVERVIEW This New Zealand Nursing Council approved Clinical Masters Programme provides Registered New Zealand Nurses in practice with the opportunity for role development in advanced nursing practice including Nurse Practitioner. It involves theoretical knowledge development as well as clinical and ethical learning experiences with an aim to building capacity to respond to increasingly diverse populations and complex health environments.

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DURATION: Starts January for three years IELTS: 7.0 with no less than 6.5 writing and reading, 7.0 speaking and listening

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YOUR FUTURE IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL PRACTICE NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN MENTAL HEALTH (MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT WORK) (LEVEL 6)

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE (COUNSELLING OR SOCIAL WORK) (LEVEL 7)

DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

DURATION: Starts February for three years IELTS: 6.5 in all bands

OVERVIEW If you want to develop a higher level of competence in mental health support work, carry a higher level of responsibility and engage in more complex relationships with consumers / tangata whai ora, then this is the programme for you. It will help you develop the skills to support consumers/tangata whai ora in achieving their recovery goals, managing their use of alcohol or other drugs and accessing employment support services.

COUNSELLING OVERVIEW Counselling is a challenging yet rewarding career that has a wide range of employment options. You will learn how to support people to empower themselves and as a result, your own life will be enhanced. The Bachelor programme offers firsthand applied education and development for those who wish to pursue a professional career in counselling. If you are already working in the areas of mental health, education or social services, this programme will give you a formal qualification.

You will learn to analyse discrimination and implement both individual and community-based advocacy strategies in response to discrimination against consumers/tangata whai ora. The programme will help you develop an understanding of practice that is informed by ethical values and the legal structures and laws that apply to mental health support work.

WORKING TOGETHER The content of this programme is developed in consultation with the industry to ensure it is consistent with current needs and requirements. Guest speakers from within the industry are invited into the classroom to deliver seminars that enable you to learn from their hands-on knowledge of and experience.

LEARNING ON THE JOB As part of the programme you will design and implement a strategy that will reduce discrimination towards people with experience of mental illness in the community. There is a direct influence from theory to practical through your work placement which you will complete in your current employment.

Upon completion of your degree, you’ll have a framework of practical counselling skills, integrated with a sound theoretical foundation. When you embark on this programme you need to be prepared to change – to grow both personally and professionally as you learn the theory and practice of counselling. This programme has been designed to meet the requirements for membership of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors.

HANDS-ON LEARNING During this applied degree you spend 450 total hours supervised practicum experience putting into practice what you learn on campus. While on placement you gain the skills and knowledge to capably work alongside other professional disciplines and prepare you to confidently enter the counselling profession upon graduation.

IN TOUCH WITH THE INDUSTRY Your tutors are all experienced practitioners qualified in both counselling practice and teaching. They meet regularly with counsellors in the community to ensure the programme aligns with the latest developments out in the field.

SOCIAL WORK OVERVIEW There is a shortage of social workers throughout New Zealand and a social work degree from Wintec will set you on a rewarding career path in this industry. The programme provides in-depth knowledge and skills relating to social work practices in contemporary Aotearoa. It has a collaborative focus, encouraging people to work in teams and recognise strengths in others.

This three year programme will give you the knowledge, skills, and attributes required for social work practice in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, community groups or government services. You will also learn how to reflect on your own perceptions, actions and processes along with the ability to justify and defend your professional practice.

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DURATION: Starts February or July for 6 months full-time equivalent STUDY: Full-time or Part-time LOCATION: Hamilton City Campus STUDY STRUCTURE: Completion of 2 modules* IELTS: 7.0 or better in all bands

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL PRACTICE (LEVEL 8)

PROGRAMME INFORMATION These programmes are designed for professionals in the fields of health and social practice which include: occupational therapy, social work, counselling, human services, nursing and midwifery. They offer learning opportunities designed to inform your practice and develop valued knowledge in Treaty based practice. You will learn and grow professionally while undertaking interactive and experiential-based education alongside senior practitioners in health and social practice.

BROADEN YOUR CAREER OPTIONS The aim of these programmes is to provide you with greater capacity to work in management, leadership or senior practitioner roles either in your current field or within specialised fields of practice which include: working with children and youth, the elderly, people with disabilities, refugees and migrants and in the area of mental health.

These programmes will not lead to New Zealand Health or Social Service Professional Registration.

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DURATION: Starts February or July for 1 year full-time equivalent STUDY: Full-time or Part-time LOCATION: Hamilton City Campus STUDY STRUCTURE: Completion of 4 modules* IELTS: 7.0 or better in all bands

DURATION: Starts February or July for 1 year full-time equivalent STUDY: Full-time or Part-time LOCATION: Hamilton City Campus STUDY STRUCTURE: Completion of 4 modules* IELTS: 7.0 or better in all bands

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INDUSTRY SPECIALISTS Your tutors all have extensive backgrounds in social work as well as links with community and Government agencies. Throughout the programme practitioners from different agencies join us in to provide input on current practice tools and skills which enhance student learning and knowledge.

DURATION: Starts February or July for 6 months full-time equivalent STUDY: Part-time LOCATION: Hamilton City Campus STUDY STRUCTURE: Completion of 2 modules* IELTS: 7.0 or better in all bands

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CHANGING WITH THE INDUSTRY Feedback through placements and liaising with industry organisations allows the programme to keep pace with the ever-changing industry needs and standards. These strong industry relationships also lead to potential employment for graduate students.

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION (LEVEL 8)

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LEARN BY DOING Around sixty percent of your learning will be by practical application supported by a relevant theory base. On campus small groups and role-playing case studies enable you to get the feel of real social work situations. Clients will participate in creating actual scenarios which are videotaped then revised and critiqued by students and tutors. Placements with a variety of agencies are part of the curriculum in your second and third year of the programme. These placements teach you the skills you will need to work within these organisations.

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YOUR FUTURE IN SPORT – EXERCISE AND DEVELOPMENT START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English (see page 9), or doing a foundation programme (see page 11)

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Level 7) Starts February and July for three years IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent.

CAREER Personal Trainer, Coach, Sport Development in local and regional sports organisations, and P.E Teacher

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Honours) (Level 8) Starts February for one year

Graduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science (Level 7) February and July for one year IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent.

CAREER Personal Trainer, Coach, Sport Development in local and regional sports and organisations, and P.E. Teacher

IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or approved equivalent.

Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science (Level 8) Starts February and July for one year

CAREER Personal Trainer, Coach, Sport Development in local and regional sports organisations, and P.E Teacher

CAREER Specialised sport consultant, team or individual training, sport development, consultancy and regional and national sporting organisations

Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science) (Level 9) Starts February and July for two years

CAREER Tertairy teacher, or individual, or team sport trainer, specialised sports consultant, and further study at Doctorate level For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

Applications will be individually assessed.

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Starts February for 40 weeks

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Research and sport consultancy, specialised roles in sport science, tertiary teacher

Fitness Instructor, Exercise Consultant, Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Team Fitness Trainer, Sport and Fitness Trainer, Sport and Fitness Coordinator, or Activity Programme Leader

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February and July for one semester

Diploma in Personal Training (Level 5)

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Postgraduate Certificate in Sport and Exercise Science (Level 8)

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

Science, aborioculture & engineering & landscape design built environment

IELTS 6.5 with 6.0 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent.

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YOUR FUTURE IN SPORT – EXERCISE AND DEVELOPMENT DIPLOMA IN PERSONAL TRAINING (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Starts February for 40 weeks IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW Learn the all-round skills, characteristics and traits that it takes to become a successful, in-demand Personal Trainer. On this programme you’ll cover:

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Personal training environment

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Clinical health screening and assessment Programme prescription for weight management Sport performance, physical reconditioning and special populations Business planning and marketing strategies.

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (LEVEL 7) DURATION: Starts February and July for three years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW Wintec’s sports laboratories are accredited by Sport Science New Zealand and are considered to be amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand. You will study a range of subjects designed to develop well-rounded practitioners of applied sport and exercise science. These include:

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Physical education Coaching Exercise physiology Sport nutrition Sport psychology Biomechanics Sport rehabilitation Personal training Community sports development

WHAT ’S INVOLVED As a student, you’ll have access to the same state-of-the-art sport testing facilities and consultants used by national and international athletes. You will use biomechanics, exercise physiology and other laboratory equipment including heat chambers and altitude simulators. You will work on real research projects using real clients with the opportunity to work alongside respected industry professionals. Guest speakers from a variety of disciplines provide inspiration, and your tutors are all active practitioners current in their knowledge and disciplines. Many of them work with elite athletes and teams in sports including rowing, cycling and athletics.

ACTIVE TRAINING Work placement on this programme totals 70 hours - 40 at a local gymnasium and the remainder in the area or specialisation of your choice such as physiotherapy, nutrition, physical education, community development and regional sports trusts.

PARTNERSHIPS MAKE A DIFFERENCE Wintec is a partner of the New Zealand Academy of Sport and maintains close links with Elite and High Performance Sport. We also partner with Sport Waikato and many Waikato secondary schools, which is a real advantage when it comes to work placements. And with Waikato BOP Magic Waikato Netball, and Waikato Rugby using Wintec’s state-of-the-art facilities, our students get to observe some of the country’s top professional athletes and coaches in action.

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OVERVIEW If you want to take your study in Sport and Exercise Science further or complement your first degree with specific Sport and Exercise Science knowledge and skills, this is the programme for you. It allows you to tailor your programme to suit specific interests and goals with options in:

OVERVIEW This programme extends your undergraduate degree with specialist research skills and knowledge in Sport and Exercise Science. You are able to tailor your programme to suit your goals with options in:

Biomechanics Exercise Physiology Sport Coaching Exercise Rehabilitation

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Biomechanics Exercise Physiology Sport Coaching Exercise Rehabilitation Sport Nutrition Sport and Exercise Psychology

Sport Nutrition Sport and Exercise Psychology

THE IDEAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT A supportive, creative and dynamic research culture will ensure you grow both capability and capacity in key areas. You will learn from internationally qualified sport scientists and athletes who bring a broad knowledge of theory and practice to their teaching and research. You’ll have full access to what are considered to be amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand including well-equipped laboratories and the same stateof-the-art sport testing and consulting used by national and international athletes.

EXTRA SUPPORT At Wintec our post grad students are supported in their study and research by the Postgraduate Office, created specifically to provide you with dedicated resources and advice. Further support is provided by Wintec’s dedicated Research Office which caters for all researchers, both staff and students.

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You can tailor your programme to suit your needs. The compulsory module is Research Methods in Sport and Exercise Science and the elective modules can be seen at www.wintec.ac.nz/SP0801

STATE -OF-THE-ART FACILITIES Wintec’s sports laboratories are accredited with Sport Science New Zealand and are considered to be amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand. You’ll have leading practitioners as tutors and will be working with specialists and current athletes to complete your research. You’ll also have access to fully equipped laboratories and the same state-of-the-art sport testing and consulting used by national and international athletes.

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DURATION: February and July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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BACHELOR OF SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (HONOURS) (LEVEL 8)

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (LEVEL 7)

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YOUR FUTURE IN SPORT – EXERCISE AND DEVELOPMENT POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE (LEVEL 8) DURATION: February and July for one semester IELTS: 6.5 with 6.0 written

DURATION: Starts February and July for one year IELTS: 6.5 with 6.0 written

OVERVIEW Build on your undergraduate degree or equivalent industry experience and extend your knowledge in Sport and Exercise Science with specialist knowledge in your specific areas of interest.

OVERVIEW Build on your undergraduate degree or equivalent industry experience by concentrating on your specific area of interest.

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SUPPORTED STUDY In a supportive, creative and dynamic research culture you’ll grow both capability and capacity in key areas. You will receive the support you need for successful postgraduate study from our Postgraduate Office, a centre specifically created to provide dedicated resources and advice. And also from internationally qualified sport scientists and athletes who bring a broad knowledge of theory and practice to their teaching and research.

You’ll have full access to what are considered to be amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand including wellequipped laboratories and the same state-of-the-art sport testing and consulting used by national and international athletes.

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GET THE WINTEC EDGE At Wintec you not only receive face-to-face support from industry specialists who are both highly qualified and currently working with professional and elite athletes, you also have internationally qualified sport scientists and athletes bringing a broad knowledge of theory and practice to their teaching and research. Wintec’s sports laboratories are accredited with Sport Science New Zealand and are considered to be amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand. You have full access to these well-equipped laboratories and the same stateof-the-art sport testing and consulting used by national and international athletes.

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Biomechanics Exercise Physiology Sport Coaching Exercise Rehabilitation Sport Nutrition Sport and Exercise Psychology

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Thesis or paper(s) and dissertation options are also available.

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OVERVIEW This programme can be customised to your specialist area of interest and is designed for those who want to continue onto a doctoral programme or into higher level positions in the workforce. Speciality topics are:

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DURATION: Starts February and July for two years IELTS: 6.5 with 6.0 written

WHAT ’S INVOLVED You will research in a supportive, creative and dynamic research culture, growing both capability and capacity in key areas. At Wintec we foster knowledge creation, knowledge transfer and innovation through research and research-based teaching while developing collaborations and strategic partnerships with both internal and external agencies.

You will work with tutors who are highly regarded in the industry and specialists in their field. Our laboratories are accredited with Sport Science New Zealand and regarded as amongst the best sport science facilities in New Zealand.

You will have access to state-of-the-art sport testing and consulting as used by national and international athletes. And to top it all off, you have access to train in a modern, fully equipped gymnasium.

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MASTER OF SCIENCE (SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE) (LEVEL 9)

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YOUR FUTURE IN PROFESSIONAL COOKERY, HOSPITALITY, BEAUTY, TOURISM AND EVENTS START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English (see page 9), or doing a foundation programme (see page 11)

*Certificate in Cookery (Level 3) February for one year

Diploma in Beauty, Body and Spa Therapy (Level 5)

Diploma in International Tourism (Level 5) Starts February or July for two years

Starts January for two years

CAREER Trainee Chef, 3rd or 4th Cook in hotels, restaurants, cafĂŠs and hospitals or part of the front-of-house personnel

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written.

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written

IELTS 5.5 with 5.0 written

CAREER Employment in the Beauty and Spa Therapy industry in areas such as Beauty Clinics, Hair Salons that have a beauty section, selfemployment, Cruise Ships, Pharmacies or as a Mortician, Media Makeup Artist, Nail Technician, Facialist or Cosmetic House Representative

CAREER Employment in management positions within the tourism and travel industry such as tourism attractions, regional and national tourist offices, travel operators, conference centres or tour operations within New Zealand or overseas

IELTS 5.5 with 5.0 written

*Certificate in Cookery (Level 4) February or July for one year

CAREER Chef de Partie (Kitchen Foreman) in hotels and restaurants, Sous Chef (assistant Kitchen Manager), Head Cook or Food Supervision in industrial catering, Operational Management

For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

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* National Certificate Embedded

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Starts February for one year

Event Coordinator, Event Planning, Event Marketing or Event Management roles

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Graduate Diploma in Practical Event Management (Level 7)

Science, aborioculture & engineering & landscape design built environment

IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written plus a degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education provider or an approved equivalent.

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YOUR FUTURE IN PROFESSIONAL COOKERY, HOSPITALITY, BEAUTY, TOURISM AND EVENTS CERTIFICATE IN COOKERY (LEVEL 3)* DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 5.5 with 5.0 written OVERVIEW Get your career in food preparation or food service off to a flying start. This programme incorporates the units required for the National Certificate in Hospitality (Basic Cookery) (level 3) and at the end of it, you’ll be eligible to sit the City & Guilds of London 7065 Certificate in Food Preparation and Culinary Arts examination.

LEARN BY DOING The programme consists of a combination of four hour kitchen workshop classes as well as theory studies. Within the year there is an eight week service module where you’ll gain valuable on-job training, cooking and serving lunches and dinners to real customers in our fully licensed training restaurant. Work experience opportunities at events are available for students.

You’ll also have the opportunity to compete in the annual Waikato and National Culinary Fare.

STATE-OF-THE-ART LEARNING CENTRE Wintec’s Centre of Hospitality includes two large commercial kitchens, a production kitchen, and a restaurant featuring indoor and outdoor dining, licensed bar and seating for 80. You’ll learn in small class sizes with tutors who are recognised specialists in the hospitality industry with first-hand experience in restaurant management. Some of the course content is delivered online with Moodle with access anywhere there’s a computer connection.

INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS Our close relationship with the Hospitality Industry both nationally and internationally means we are often in a position to find placements for successful students at the end of a course.

CERTIFICATE IN COOKERY (LEVEL 4)* DURATION: Starts February or July for one year IELTS: 5.5 with 5.0 written OVERVIEW This is a second year programme that is designed to provide you with more advanced skills and knowledge in professional cookery.

You’ll be introduced to new techniques for preparing complex sauces, soups, desserts, pastry, breads and terrines as well as learning how to cook a range of traditional and contemporary menu items. Emphasis is placed on creating dishes that can be presented and served in modern hospitality establishments.

WHERE YOU LEARN Wintec’s superb Centre of Hospitality provides the best possible start to your career. It includes two large commercial kitchens, a production kitchen, and a fully operational training restaurant featuring indoor and outdoor dining, a licensed bar and seating capacity for 80.

IT’S VERY HANDS ON Your tutors are experienced teachers from an industry background, many with first-hand knowledge of managing their own restaurants. They will be delivering both the practical and theory aspects of the programme. You will gain advanced cookery skills attending four hour kitchen workshops and learning the relevant associated theory. One day a week, you will actually run the kitchen of our training restaurant, Windows on Avalon. Work experience opportunities at events are available for students.

You’ll also have the opportunity to compete in the annual Waikato and National Culinary Fare.

REWARDING PARTNERSHIPS Wintec’s close association with the Hospitality Industry here and overseas can provide many advantages when helping successful students find placements at the end of a course. At the end you will be eligible to sit the internationally recognised City and Guilds, of London 7065 Diploma in Food Preparation.

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REAL WORLD TRAINING Throughout the year there’s the chance to work for charities such as Hospice and Canteen, which will give you not only worthwhile work experience but also a great deal of personal satisfaction.

Fashion events held in the Waikato may have you transforming models for the catwalk while here at Wintec, you’ll work alongside media arts students on photo shoots.

WHAT’S NEW, NOW Your tutors have varied national and international industry experience, training each year in different subject fields to bring you the very latest techniques. Team teaching provides oneon-one opportunities to understand the intricacies of practical application. Up-to-date equipment in Wintec’s fully functioning beauty clinic and nail training area keeps our students at the forefront of current trends.

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OVERVIEW If you’d like to be at the leading edge of beauty, body and spa treatments, then this diploma is for you. You’ll learn skills that will take you all over the world and open up career options from television and film to international spa work and make-up and nail artistry. You’ll learn in Wintec’s state-of-the-art training facilities, Urban Spa. This superb facility includes a new beauty spa with a luxurious Vichy Spa unit. You will gain practical skills and work with real clients. You’ll study anatomy and physiology for beauty therapy, the practical skills and knowledge for beauty and body therapy, as well as customer service, communication, culture and small business management skills.

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DURATION: Starts January for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

THE RIGHT CONTACTS Our close association with local industry allows you to get the most out of your studies and ensures that the training you receive is what you need to gain employment. Local spas and clinics are very supportive of Wintec’s programmes, providing opportunities to experience their clinics in action.

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DIPLOMA IN BEAUTY, BODY AND SPA THERAPIES (LEVEL 5)

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DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM (LEVEL 5) DURATION: Starts February or July for two years IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written OVERVIEW This programme provides you with the basic management skills required in the international travel and tourism industry.

It incorporates a combination of business and general skills including marketing, human resources, operations management, customer service and finance. Upon successful completion you will be eligible to sit the City & Guilds Diploma in International Tourism examination and the City & Guilds Advanced Diploma in International Tourism examination.

A PRACTICAL APPROACH You’ll get practical hands-on teaching from tutors with extensive industry experience. The course includes guest speakers and site visits that provide both inspiration and a real feel for your career.

You will be supported and encouraged to spend time working in the industry, so you will be ready to hit the ground running.

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WORKING WITH THE INDUSTRY We work closely with our industry partners on the development of this programme to ensure that you learn the most up-to-date information and work practices. In the past, Wintec students have had the opportunity to put what they’ve learnt into practice as part of key Waikato events including the Hamilton 400 (the V8 Supercar Series) and the National Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

SEE FOR YOURSELF As part of Wintec’s commitment to on-the-job training you’ll gain first-hand experience at various tourism and travel industry sites which may include Waitomo, Taupo, Rotorua, Auckland and the Bay of Islands.

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THE IDEAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT Classes will be at our City Campus, and at times using the facilities at Wintec’s state of-the-art Centre of Hospitality at the Rotokauri Campus. You’ll learn from tutors who are current with the latest developments and workplace practices and who have been involved in every aspect of Event Management. Elements of the programme are on Wintec’s on-line teaching and learning system, Moodle, which means you can take your study anywhere there’s a computer connection. You can also exit with the Graduate Certificate after completing the first four compulsory modules.

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LEARN BY DOING You learn best by actually doing, which is why at Wintec it’s not all about theory. You’ll complete an event workshop and practicum as well as having the chance to be involved in some of Waikato’s biggest events. Work based learning opportunities are available throughout the year to students. Example events include: Balloons Over Waikato, the National Fieldays at Mystery Creek and Wintec’s annual Open Day - Huge Day Out.

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OVERVIEW This is a Graduate Diploma that you can take with you all over the world. It’s designed to provide you with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required for planning, organising, implementing and evaluating festivals, celebrations and events in both the domestic and international market.

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DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PRACTICAL EVENT MANAGEMENT (LEVEL 7)

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YOUR FUTURE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND SPECIALIST EDUCATION START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider improving your English (see page 9), or doing a foundation programme (see page 11)

IELTS 5.5 with 5.0 written

IELTS 7.0 in all bands

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) (Level 7)

New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education (Level 5)

Starts February for three years

Starts February for one year

CAREER Employment as an Early Childhood Teacher in Childcare, Playcentre, Kindergarten and other early childhood settings.

There is also the opportunity to become part of the wider teaching community in roles such as Associate Teacher or Mentor

CAREER Employment as a Nanny in new Zealand or overseas. A career as a Nanny can take you all over the world and Nannies from new Zealand are particulary sought after in Europe and America

For additional academic entry requirements see page 7.

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IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 written, plus a professional teaching qualification suitable for registration as a teacher in a tertiary institution.

Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages (Level 7)

Graduate Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages (Level 7) Starts February or July for one year

CAREER Employment teaching English language learners in the primary, secondary and tertiary education sectors in New Zealand and overseas

DURATION: Starts February for one year IELTS: 5.5 with 5.0 written OVERVIEW You will not only learn how to care for children, but also how to create a learning environment for them and how to manage their behaviour. This programme is approved by NZQA and NEONZ (Nanny Education Organisation of New Zealand) so you graduate with a nationally and internationally recognised qualification.

IT’S NOT ALL THEORY Your tutors are experienced Early Childhood Teachers and classes include practical tasks, off-site trips and guest tutors covering specialist topics. You will also have the opportunity to put your knowledge and skills into practice completing one live-in and several live-out placements throughout the year. These placements are with families, child care centres and children with Special Needs.

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KNOWLEDGE You will learn or review key points of English grammar with particular reference to typical difficulties for English language learners. You will also acquire knowledge about socio-cultural, individual and language acquisition factors which impact on English language learning.

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NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN NANNY EDUCATION (LEVEL 5)

APPLYING YOUR SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE You will learn new teaching and skills in an authentic classroom environment with real English language learners and reflect on your teaching experience in order to modify your practice.

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RELEVANT PARTNERSHIPS The programme content and how it is taught is directly influenced by the standards set by NZQA and the New Zealand Teachers Council. Wintec also works closely with kindergarten associations and childcare centres to ensure the qualification remains constantly relevant.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Wintec’s experienced TESOL lecturers will teach you the skills you need for working with English Language Learners (ELLs). You will also experience first-hand what it is like to learn a new language, with language specialists brought in to teach you another language. You will also observe English Language teachers and their students in primary, secondary and tertiary environments.

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GRADUATE WITH THE SKILLS YOU NEED You’ll have the support of highly qualified tutors motivated to help you succeed at every stage of the degree programme. Fieldbased learning includes making resources for teaching practice such as music and movement, dramatic play, literacy, visual arts and Te Reo Maori. And because much of your learning time is actually spent in childcare centres and kindergartens, you can be confident that when you graduate you’ll be work ready with indemand skills. Elements of the programme are taught on Wintec’s online teaching and learning system, Moodle.

OVERVIEW This programme is designed to provide you with the specialist knowledge and practical skills required to teach English to speakers of other languages. Upon the successful completion of the first five modules, you may exit with the Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Grad Cert TESOL Level 7) qualification. You can also complete a further two modules and gain the Graduate Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Grad DipTESOL Level 7).

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OVERVIEW This Degree focuses not only on the theoretical knowledge of early childhood teaching, but also hands on practical experience. You’ll spend one day and one evening per week in classes, and a minimum of 12 hours per week in a licensed and chartered early childhood education service putting the skills you’ve learnt into practice.

DURATION: Starts February or July for one year IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 written Exit Qualification: Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Level 7)

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DURATION: Starts February for three years IELTS: 7.0 in all bands (registration with Teachers Council of NZ requires 7.0 in all bands)

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (LEVEL 7)

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APPLY NOW! 2013 SEMESTER DATES Semester 1 Starts Monday 11 February (18 teaching weeks) Mid-term break Monday 22 April - Friday 3 May Semester 1 ends Friday 28 June Mid-semester break Monday 1 July - Friday 19 July Semester 2 Starts Monday 22 July (17 teaching weeks) Mid-term break Monday 30 September - Friday 11 October Semester 2 ends Friday 29 November

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wintec centre for languages ACCIDENT INSURANCE The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents, and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE International students (including group students) must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while in New Zealand.

CODE The Waikato Institute of Technology has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

Copies of the Code are available from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at www.minedu.govt.nz/international IMMIGRATION Full details of immigration requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available from Immigration New Zealand, and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz.

IELTS All referrals to IELTS refer to the Academic Requirements only. In all cases, IELTS assessments must be no less than 2 years old at the time of application.

ADDITIONAL COSTS It is important that you pay for the full costs of all services requested along with your tuition fees payment. A receipt will only be issued once full payment has been received by Wintec. At the time of printing your total living expenses required per year for Visa purposes is $15,000 NZD from April 2012. Some programmes have additional expenses such as books, stationary, uniforms, catering equipment and assignment materials. Prices vary so please enquire on application to a programme. Text books are usually between $75 - $110 each.

REFUND POLICY By accepting a place in a programme or paying fees at Wintec, a student enters a contract with Wintec for the period of the programme. This means there is an obligation to pay the fee for one year or the length of the programme if less than one year. The refund policy is available on the website: www.wintec.ac.nz/international under ‘general information’. In the event of insufficient numbers of enrolments the programme may be cancelled and a refund will be given.

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ELIGIBILITY FOR HEALTH SERVICES Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publicly funded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website at www.moh.govt.nz.

DISCLAIMER Every effort has been made to ensure the content of this brochure is correct.

The information is subject to a continuous process of review. Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) therefore reserves the right to make changes to programme offerings and any other content. Wintec will not accept liability for any errors or omissions contained in this brochure nor for any subsequent actions that may arise as a consequence of decisions made based upon its contents. Programmes will only be offered subject to sufficient numbers.

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Tel: +64 7 838 6399 Fax: +64 7 834 8895 Email: international@wintec.ac.nz

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