Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology by KiwiToday Education Centre

Prospectus 2009

Nelson : Tasman : Marlborough

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology

Te Whare Wananga o Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka a Maui

Welcome to NMIT Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) has provided high quality tertiary education in the Nelson-Marlborough region for over 100 years. Government owned and funded, NMIT is a tertiary education provider renowned for its innovative applied and vocational education courses. NMIT focuses on serving the fast-growing areas of Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough. We pride ourselves on the quality of our staff, our courses and campuses, but most of all on the success of our graduates. At NMIT we offer small class sizes, personal attention from staff, a wide range of courses and programmes to choose from and high standards of achievement. There are over 80 qualifications from certificate to degree level on offer in 2009. All programmes have been developed in consultation with industry, the community and other education providers to ensure that they will provide you with the knowledge, skills and experience for your chosen career or further education. The Nelson-Marlborough region's diverse economy includes the country's largest concentration of fisheries, wine and aquaculture. It also has substantial forestry, horticulture, aviation, tourism and arts industries as well as a sizeable conservation estate, including three national parks. NMIT has developed programmes that

sustain the region's infrastructure as well as specialised programmes in niche areas. The Nelson-Marlborough region is one of the most beautiful and desirable areas in New Zealand to live and study. Each year, NMIT attracts around 3000 equivalent full time students, locally, nationally and internationally who come to enjoy the scenery, beaches, sunny warm climate, relaxed lifestyle and education opportunities offered. In 2007, NMIT became the official education provider for the Tasman Rugby Union and Tasman Rugby Academy and in 2008, the official education provider for the Nelson Giants. Both partnerships are aimed at ensuring that up and coming sportspeople are fully supported to gain qualifications through study for a life after professional sport, but also as another way to help retain talented youth in the region.

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Certificate in Farm Skills Certificate in Agrichemical Application

Animals

Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Certificate in Animal Care Certificate in Companion Animal Services Certificate in Animal Industry Services

Arts & Media

Bachelor of Arts & Media Diploma in Arts & Media (majors in: Visual Art & Design, Creative Writing, Communication Technology) Diploma in Arts & Media (major in Contemporary Music) Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia

Aviation

Diploma in Aviation Science (Pilot Training) Category C Flight Instructor Supervisor Certificate in Aviation Industry (Flight Crew) Diploma in Aeronautical Maintenance Certification Certificate in Advanced Aircraft Maintenance Certificate in Aviation & Travel - Flight Attendant

Business Management

Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing, Management New Zealand Diploma in Business National Certificate in First Line Management NZIM Diploma in Management

Business & Office Administration

Certificate in Business & Office Administration (Level 4) Certificate in Business & Office Administration & Computing (Level 4) Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3) Certificate in Business Administration (Level 2) NMIT Employment Scholarships Business Study Pathways

Computing & Information Technology Bachelor of Information Technology Graduate Diploma in Information Technology Diploma in Programming Diploma in Information Systems Development Diploma in Networking Diploma in Web Technology Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia Certificate in Computer Technology (Level 2) Computer Technology Pathways

Conservation

Trainee Ranger Certificate

Cookery & Hospitality

Certificate in Professional Cookery Certificate in Cookery Certificate in Applied Cookery Certificate in Professional Restaurant, Wine & Bar Service

Counselling & Social Work

Diploma in Career Guidance Diploma in Social Work Diploma in Applied Counselling (Level 7) Certificate in Counselling and Social Work

Education

Certificate in Adult Teaching

Employment Skills

Certificate in Employment Skills

English Language

Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 5) Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 3) English for Migrants (Level 3) Summer School Better English Exam Preparation Courses

Fitness

Diploma in Applied Fitness AUT University Bachelor of Sport & Recreation

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Hair & Beauty

Certificate in Professional Hairdressing Certificate in Beauty Services (Beauty Assistant)

Health

Bachelor of Nursing Certificate in Foundation Nursing Certificate in Mental Health Support Work Certificate in Contemporary NZ Nursing Practice Certificate in Community Support Services (Care for the Older Person)

Horticulture

Certificate in Horticulture

M ori Language

Certificate in Te Tuara me te Tinana o te Reo Certificate in Te Rito o te Reo

Marine

Certificate in Marine Studies (Cadet) Certificate in Superyacht Crew Maritime Courses Certificate in Seafood Processing

Nannying

New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education

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Quality Assurance

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Supported Training

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Certificate in Quality Assurance

Retail

National Certificate in Retail (Level 2)

Security

Certificate in Frontline Security Certificate in Community Integration Certificate in Training for Work Skills

Tourism & Travel

Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership Diploma in Tourism Management Certificate in Travel Certificate in Aviation and Travel - Flight Attendant Cultural Tourism Certificate in Manaaki T poi (Cultural Tourism M ori)

Trades

National Certificate in Construction (Supervisor) (Level 5) National Certificate in Construction (Leading Hand) (Level 4) National Certificate in Carpentry Certificate in Carpentry Certificate in Automotive Engineering Certificate in Entry to Automotive Engineering Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills Certificate in Basic Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills Introduction to Trades

Transport & Logistics

Certificate in Distribution Diploma in Supply Chain Management

Viticulture & Wine

Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology Certificate in Vineyard Practice

OTHER INFORMATION Contents by Campus Get an Education and a Lifestyle The Top of the South Region Nelson Campus Marlborough Campus

Other Information

Financing your study Student Exchange Opportunities How do I apply or enrol Student Support Services NMIT Students Association SANITI Library Learning Centre New Programmes for 2009 NZ Citizenship or Permanent Residency NMIT Scholarships Enquiry Form

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Agriculture

Contents by Campus NELSON CAMPUS Animals

Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Certificate in Animal Care

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Bachelor of Arts & Media Diploma in Arts & Media (majors in: Visual Arts & Design, Creative Writing, Communication Technology) Diploma in Arts & Media (major in: Contemporary Music) Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia

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Certificate in Aviation & Travel Flight Attendant

Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing & Management New Zealand Diploma in Business NZIM Diploma in Management

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Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4) Certificate in Business Administration & Computing (Level 4) Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3) Certificate in Business Administration (Level 2) NMIT Employment Scholarships

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Bachelor of Information Technology Graduate Diploma in Information Technology Diploma in Programming Diploma in Information Systems Development Diploma in Networking Diploma in Web Technology Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia

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Arts & Media

Aviation

Business Management

Business & Office Administration

Computing & Information Technology

Conservation

National Certificate in Construction (Supervisor) (Level 5)* National Certificate in Construction (Leading Hand) (Level 4) National Certificate in Carpentry Certificate in Carpentry Certificate in Automotive Engineering Certificate in Entry to Automotive Engineering Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills Certificate in Basic Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills Introduction to Trades

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Trades

MARLBOROUGH CAMPUS Animals

Certificate in Animal Care

Arts & Media

Diploma in Arts & Media (majors in: Visual Arts & Design, Creative Writing, Communication Technology)

Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing & Management New Zealand Diploma in Business NZIM Diploma in Management

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Certificate in Adult Teaching

Certificate in Employment Skills

English as an Additional Language

Certificate in Professional Hairdressing Certificate in Beauty Services (Beauty Assistant)

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Business Management

Business & Office Administration

Education

Employment Skills

Certificate in Professional Cookery Certificate in Cookery Certificate in Applied Cookery Certificate in Professional Restaurant, Wine & Bar Service

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Diploma in Social Work Diploma in Applied Counselling (Level 7) Certificate in Counselling

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Health

Bachelor of Nursing (some courses) Certificate in Foundation Nursing

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Certificate in Adult Teaching

New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education

Certificate in Employment Skills

Certificate in Training for Work Skills (some courses)

Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 5) Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 3) English for Migrants Summer School Better English Exam Preparation Courses

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Certificate in Carpentry

Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology Certificate in Vineyard Practice

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Diploma in Applied Fitness AUT University Bachelor of Sport & Recreation

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Certificate in Professional Hairdressing Certificate in Beauty Services (Beauty Assistant)

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Certificate in Te Tuara me te Tinana o te Reo Certificate in Te Rito o te Reo

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Certificate in Marine Studies (Cadet) Certificate in Superyacht Crew Maritime Courses

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New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education

Certificate in Community Integration Certificate in Training for Work Skills

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Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership Diploma in Tourism Management Certificate in Travel Certificate in Aviation & Travel - Flight Attendant

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Counselling & Social Work

Education

Employment Skills English Language

Fitness

Hair & Beauty Health

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Trainee Ranger Certificate

Cookery & Hospitality

Cultural Tourism Certificate in Manaaki T poi (Cultural Tourism M ori)

M ori Language Marine Studies

Nannying

Supported Training Tourism & Travel

English Language Hair & Beauty

Nannying

Supported Training Trades

Viticulture & Wine

RNZAF BASE WOODBOURNE, BLENHEIM Certificate in Advanced Aircraft Maintenance

DISTANCE LEARNING & OTHER PROVIDERS

Agriculture - Certificate in Farm Skills Certificate in Agrichemical Application Animals - Certificate in Companion Animal Services Certificate in Animal Industry Services Aviation - Diploma in Aviation Science (Pilot Training) Category C Flight Instructor Supervisor Certificate in Aviation Industry (Flight Crew) Diploma in Aeronautical Maintenance Certification Business Management - National Certificate in First Line Management New Zealand Diploma in Business Career Guidance - Diploma in Career Guidance Computing & IT - Certificate in Computer Technology (Level2) Horticulture - Certificate in Horticulture Marine - Certificate in Seafood Processing Quality Assurance - Certificate in Quality Assurance Retail - Certificate in Retail (Level 2) Security - Certificate in Frontline Security Tourism & Travel - Diploma in Tourism Management Transport & Logistics - Certificate in Distribution Diploma in Supply Chain Management Viticulture & Wine -Certificate in Vineyard Practice Diploma in Viticulture & Wine Production

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Top of the South Region

Get an Education and a Lifestyle... in the Top of The South Auckland

Wellington Nelson Blenheim Christchurch

Dunedin

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The top of New Zealand's South Island is made up of the Marlborough and Nelson-Tasman regions. It is one of the fastest growing regions in the country and has a resident population of around 140,000. The region has the nation's largest concentration of fisheries, wine and aquaculture industries. It also has substantial forestry, horticulture, aviation, tourism and arts industries and a large conservation estate, including three national parks. NMIT is the largest tertiary education provider in the Top of the South and has campuses in Nelson and Blenheim, as well as smaller delivery sites such as RNZAF Base Woodbourne in Blenheim.

Nelson Campus Te Atiawa, Ngati Kuia and Ngati Toa. Today Nelson is made up of Kiwis and increasing numbers of immigrants from the UK, Germany, America and further afield.

Nelson Campus

Nelson-Tasman Region Discover the creative paradise that is Nelson-Tasman - an irresistible blend of lifestyle and stunning landscape at the top northwest corner of the South Island. From the northern edge of the Southern Alps across the fertile plains and out to a great sweep of beaches, our place is beautifully laid out under a generous sun that delivers New Zealand's highest sunshine hours. Discover the diverse landscapes in each of these areas. The Nelson region covers five distinct geographic areas - the urban centres of Nelson & Richmond; the highways of Mapua, Motueka, Moutere, through rolling horticultural land; the idyllic coastline of Abel Tasman National Park; the heart of the parks, Golden Bay between Kahurangi and Abel Tasman national parks; the alpine lakes and rivers around St Arnaud - Nelson Lakes & Murchison including Kahurangi national parks

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People

Nelson-Tasman region has a combined population of 93,000. M ori occupation dates back some 800 years, while European settlement occurred in 1842. Six Iwi groups claim ancestral occupation rights, or rights of conquest over areas in this region. These are Ngati Koata, Ngati Rarua, Ngati Tama,

NMIT's Nelson Campus is situated just minute's walk from Nelson's vibrant city centre and is the larger of the two main campuses, with around 1460 equivalent full time students. The Nelson campus features new apartment style student accommodation, a library learning centre and a student centre offering great coffee and recreation facilities. Nelson Campus - 322 Hardy Street, Nelson

Accommodation Nikau Apartments For students living away from home for the first time or for those from outside the region, Nikau Apartments are an excellent choice. Independently owned and operated, Nikau Apartments offers students the opportunity to enhance their life beyond the classroom. Living on campus means convenient access to classes, recreation facilities, the library learning centre and all the attractions of the central city within easy walking distance. Nikau Apartments are in three 3-storey blocks, each containing a mix of fully self-contained apartments, providing accommodation for up to 90 students. There are four options to choose from - one, two, three and four bedroom apartments. Each apartment is fully self-contained and has separate bedrooms (except for the one bedroom). The rooms are fully furnished and have double beds with bed linen provided. Each bedroom has a study desk, which means you can study in the privacy of your own room. For more information on fees and other details, request a copy of the accommodation pack from NMIT Student Services on 0800 422 733 or check out www.nikauapartments.co.nz. Other Accommodation Options Other accommodation options for students studying at the Nelson Campus include private board, flatting, B&B's, hostels or homestays. For more information about accommodation options, check out the noticeboards on campus, local papers or contact the NMIT Students' Assocation SANITI on (03) 546 2425 www.saniti.org.nz

International Students For international students, NMIT has an international accommodation liaison to assist with finding suitable accommodation. Contact international@nmit.ac.nz

For more info about the Nelson-Tasman region Check out: www.nelsoncitycouncil.co.nz www.nelsonnz.com www.eda.co.nz www.tdc.govt.nz

Marlborough Campus

Marlborough Region Marlborough is located close to the heart of New Zealand, on the north east corner of the South Island, due west of Wellington city. Marlborough is synonymous internationally for its distinctive, herbaceous Sauvignon Blanc. It is New Zealand's largest winemaking region with around 166 wineries and 460 grape growers and over 22,000 hectares planted in grapes. Marlborough is also known for its idyllic Sounds - sunken valleys which create a network of tranquil clear waterways amidst regenerating and virgin native forests. The Sounds are home to treasured bird and sealife - terns, shags, herons, blue penguins, dolphins, seals, and native forest birds, all easily viewed by private boat or charter tour. The renowned 71km Queen Charlotte Track, a 3-4 day walk, curls around coves, inlets and along skyline ridges between the breathtaking Kenepuru and Queen Charlotte Sounds.

People The commercial hub of Marlborough (population 46,000) is Blenheim. Originally a provincial service town to the farming community, it is increasingly geared towards urban lifestyle, visitor needs and the dominant wine industry, a meld of modern sophistication and relaxed ambience. North is Picton, seaport gateway to the stunning Marlborough Sounds. In Marlborough there are eight Iwi with tangata whenua (people of the land) status: Ngai Tahu, Ngati Apa, Ngati Koata, Ngati Kuia, Ngati Rarua, Ngati Toa, Rangitane and Te Ati Awa.

Marlborough Campus Specialising in viticulture and aviation, NMIT's Marlborough campus is the smaller of the institute's two main campuses with about 200 equivalent full time students. Situated about 20 minutes' walk from Blenheim city centre, the attractive campus boasts an onsite vineyard, hair salon, beauty salon, library and student café. Also onsite is the Marlborough Wine Research Centre which features a state of the art winery, laboratories, a technology transfer centre and sensory wine tasting room.

Accommodation Accommodation options for students studying at the Marlborough Campus include private board, flatting, B&B's, hostels or homestays. Students studying aircraft maintenance engineering at RNZAF Base Woodbourne are able to take advantage of accommodation facilities on the Base. For more information about accommodation options in Marlborough, check out the local papers or contact the NMIT Student Advisor on (03) 578 0215 ext 588 or the NMIT Students' Association SANITI on (03) 546 2425 or www.saniti.org.nz

International For international students, NMIT has an international accommodation liaison to assist with finding suitable accommodation. Contact (03) 546 2469 or email: international@nmit.ac.nz

For more info about the Marlborough region Check out: www.marlborough.co.nz www.marlborough.govt.nz www.marlborough.gen.nz www.winemarlborough.net.nz www.destinationmarlborough.co.nz

NMIT's aircraft maintenance engineering students train at RNZAF Base Woodbourne where the School of Aviation is based. Here, they receive hands-on training with real aircraft and can take advantage of the excellent facilities on base, including accommodation.

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RNZAF Base Woodbourne

Agriculture Certificate in Farm Skills Summary Suitable for people entering the rural industry with either no previous experience or limited industry-specific skills. The focus is on learning basic skills in farming situations involving the use of tractors, motorcycles, SPVs, ATVs and electric and non-electric fence components, with a heavy focus on the associated safety requirements. Distance Learning, an enhanced face to face Level 3 or a purely face to face programme including work based training Start: Multiple intakes - contact us for details Part time, equivalent to 1 year full time NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Fencing skills, tractor opperation, farm motorbike and SPV /ATV operation, chainsaw operation and maintenance, rural health and safety management.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > There are no minimum academic requirements for entry > A current first aid certificate > A letter of support from a workplace manager stating their ongoing support for practical placements for the duration of the programme > Basic computer skills > Access to a computer with e-mail and the internet Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS academic score of at least 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next?

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Completion of this qualification provides a pathway to the National Certificate in Agriculture (Level 3) with strands in Arable Farming, Cattle Farming, Dairy Farming, Deer Farming, and Sheep Farming.

New Zealand's agriculture industry is growing, and it is expected that over the next five years revenue will increase by up to 24%. Agriculture is New Zealand's largest industry and largest economic earner. It makes up more than half of our exports and contributes over $11 billion to the Gross Domestic Product (the total value of all goods and services produced in New Zealand). Source: Career Services

Certificate in Agrichemical Application Summary Aimed at those already working in the agricultural sector, this includes the GROWSAFE 速 suite of qualifications, plus two national certificates. Graduates will be able to manage all aspects of agrichemical application and be aware of its environmental impacts and regulatory requirements. Mixed mode delivery including paper based Level 4 and online learning, along with work based training Start: Multiple intakes - contact us for details Part time, equivalent to 1 year full time NMIT Certificate, GROWSAFE 速 Certificates, National Certificates

Content Introduction to agrichemicals, agrichemical use, agrichemical management, hazard identification, storage and transportation, environmental safety, aerial application, animal health and plant protection.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > There are no minimum academic requirements for entry > A current first aid certificate > Employment within a relevant industry > Basic computer skills > Access to a computer with e-mail and the internet Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS academic score of at least 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Enhanced employment opportunities within the agrichemical industry.

Animals Certificate in Animal Care Summary Learn how to care for and handle a wide range of domestic animals, large and small. This programme offers comprehensive training in animal care from anatomy and physiology to behaviour needs, diet, exercise and first aid. You'll also learn business, time management and communication skills. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 2

Starts: January & July (Nelson) February (Marlborough)

22 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content

Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Summary In this practical programme, you'll learn essential skills for entering the field of veterinary nursing. There is a strong focus on developing clinical and field skills as well as studying general animal-related subjects. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: January

22 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Animal husbandry, genetics and veterinary science, normal and abnormal behaviour, routine nursing care, assistance with surgical procedures and business skills. Students spend one day a week in a vet clinic to complement the theory taught.

Care of animals, anatomy and physiology, animal care and handling, ethics and legislation, safe working practices, environmental hygiene, nursing in the presence of zoonoses and public health hazards, preliminary clinical examination and animal first aid, behavioural problems and more. Students undertake weekly work experience at a variety of animal related venues.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 9 NCEA L2 credits in a science subject, preferably biology OR equivalent; OR > Relevant industry experience Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning or experience may be recognised towards your programme of study.

What Next? Graduates can work in a variety of animal related areas and often continue their studies with the NMIT Certificate in Veterinary Nursing.

All applicants: > NMIT Certificate in Animal Care OR National Certificate in Animal Care (Level 2); OR equivalent Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning or experience may be recognised towards your programme of study.

What Next? Graduates can work as veterinary nurses, animal handlers, SPCA or local body officers or animal food/product representatives or can further their studies through Diploma in Veterinary Nursing programmes available nationally.

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Entry Requirements

Animals Certificate in Companion Animal Services Summary Gain the skills to work in a specialist retail environment through this distance learning programme. You'll gain a sound knowledge of the animal service industry and basic retail, sales and merchandising skills as well as detailed knowledge of specific species companion animal care and a sound knowledge in health and safety. Ideal for those already working in the industry. Distance Learning

Level 3

Starts: February, June & October

40 weeks part time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content This distance learning programme provides theoretical training, supported by practical workshops and observation in retail, customer service, merchandising and selling, and species specific training in general animal care, animal biology and husbandry. Options currently available are aquariums, cats and dogs, birds and small animals. Study is self-directed learning within a given time schedule. Distance students will be sent study guides, student manuals, observation record booklets and assessment booklets which are completed and sent back to NMIT for marking. Assessment of practical competence is carried out at workshops.

Certificate in Animal Industry Services

Entry Requirements

Summary

All applicants: > Basic numeracy and literacy skills, demonstrated on application > Must be 16 years of age or over at the time of programme commencement Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

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Graduates can work in a variety of animal related areas. These may include pet and retail wholesale industries, animal breeding centres, animal care facilities and organisations, catteries and kennels and in companion animal services management. Graduates can further their studies with the NMIT Certificate in Animal Care and then continue on to the NMIT Certificate in Veterinary Nursing.

Gain the knowledge and skills in a retail environment to maintain and care for shop stock of cats, dogs, small animals, birds or aquariums and supply information on their care to the customer, with a view to being able to make a sale. Distance Learning

Level 3

Starts: February, June & October

Varies

NMIT Certificate

Content This distance learning programme provides species specific training in general animal care, animal biology and animal husbandry. Specialise in Aquariums, Dogs, Cats, Small Animals, Birds or Advanced Aquatics.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Basic numeracy and literacy skills, demonstrated on application > Must be at least 16 years of age at the time of programme commencement Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? The Certificate in Animal Industry Services provides you with an entry level tertiary qualification leading to opportunities both inside and outside the pet retail industry. Graduates can also further their study on the NMIT Certificate in Animal Care and then continue on to the NMIT Certificate in Veterinary Nursing.

Arts & Media Bachelor of Arts and Media*

Entry Requirements

Summary

Applicants under 20 years: > 42 credits NCEA L3 - including 14 credits in each of 2 subjects, 1 English & 1 arts / media; plus 14 credits from no more than 2 other NQF domains; OR completion of recognised L4 arts/media programme; OR equivalent

Based in a region blessed with stunning natural landscapes, an abundance of sunshine hours and a laid-back lifestyle, you'll be able to draw on the same creative influences that have attracted many artists, writers, designers and musicians to the region. The degree programme will provide you with the foundation to move into personal practice or a variety of careers within the arts / media industries, or to pursue further study. You'll develop the ability to generate innovative ideas and design solutions grounded in academic and technical excellence, effective use of visual language and extensive specialist knowledge. You can choose to major (specialise) in one of three areas: Visual Arts and Design, Creative Writing or Communication Technologies. The studio courses offered in the degree are flexible enough to enable you to follow your own interests and directions, from painting, sculpture, photography and graphics to costume, creative writing, moving image, jewellery or furniture design and more. Nelson Campus

Level 7

Starts: February

3 years full time or part time equivalent

Applicants 20 years and over: > No academic qualifications required All applicants: > Must submit a portfolio of arts/media work Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? The degree programme will provide you with the foundation to move into personal practice or a variety of careers within the arts / media industries such as graphic designer, film editor, artist, sculptor, painter, writer, or to pursue further study such as the AUT Masters of Art & Design or teacher training. * Subject to approval A pathway to:

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Bachelor Degree

Visual Arts and Design major includes disciplines such as: > Object Design: 3-D construction, jewellery, furniture design, costume design, ceramics, glass, sculpture, etc; > Image: Painting, print-making, photography, etc; > Digital Media: image manipulation, interactive and web design, file management and output, graphic design principles, etc; > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc; > Drawing & Design: experimental, technical, figure drawing, explorative, etc; > Visual Culture: art history, theory of ideas, through visual arts, etc.

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Communication Technologies major includes disciplines such as: > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, digital audio and video editing, pre- and post-production technologies, streaming, etc; > Digital Media: image manipulation, interactive and web design, file management and output, graphic design principles, etc; > Writing: scriptwriting, documentary, story-boarding, etc. Students choose a pathway of specialist courses which eventuates in a major. Students are able to take additional courses from the range of Arts and Media courses to make up their qualification.

Lianne Edwards - Artist The re-kindling of a childhood passion for stamps has transformed the life of mother of three Lianne Edwards. In rapid progression she has gone from fulltime parent through NMIT Bachelor of Visual Art Graduate to second place-getter in the nation's most prestigious art competition - the Wallace Art Awards 2007. Her art includes delicate lattices of native birds made from New Zealand postage stamps. "In my art I highlight the stories stamps tell about our native creatures and I also raise questions about value."

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Creative Writing major includes disciplines such as: > Writing: Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, writing for children and young adults, scriptwriting, story-boarding, documentary, journalism, etc; > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc.

Arts & Media Diploma in Arts and Media

Entry Requirements

(Visual Art & Design, Creative Writing or Communication Technology majors) Summary Take your creative talent seriously. If you want to live creatively rather than nine to five and turn your talent for art, graphics or design into your career, the Diploma in Arts and Media is a great way to start. You may exit after year 1 with the Certificate in Arts and Media, or continue on to years 2 & 3 of the diploma. This broad introductory programme offers students the opportunity to major in Visual Arts and Design; Creative Writing or Communication Technologies. (Information about the Contemporary Music major is listed separately). Nelson Campus (Year 1 & some Year 2 courses Level 6 are available at Marlborough Campus) Starts: February & July

3 years full time or part time equilalent

NMIT Certificate, NMIT Diploma

Content The Visual Arts and Design major includes disciplines such as: > Object Design: 3-D construction, jewellery, furniture design, costume design, ceramics, glass, sculpture, etc; > Image: Painting, print-making, photography, etc; > Digital Media: image manipulation, interactive and web design, file management and output, graphic design principles, etc; > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc; > Drawing & Design: experimental, technical, figure drawing, explorative, etc; > Visual Culture: art history, theory of ideas, through visual arts, etc.

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The Creative Writing major includes disciplines such as: > Writing: Fiction; Non-Fiction; Poetry; Writing for children and young adults; scriptwriting, story-boarding, documentary; journalism, etc; > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc.

The Communication Technologies major includes disciplines such as: > Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc; scriptwriting, story-boarding, etc; > Digital Media: image manipulation, interactive and web design, file management and output, graphic design principles, animation, etc. Students choose a pathway of specialist courses which eventuates in a major. In addition, students are able to take courses from the range of Arts and Media courses to make up their qualification.

YEAR 1 (Level 4) > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS Academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent YEAR 2 (Level 5) Applicants under 20 years: > 42 credits NCEA L3 - including 14 credits in each of 2 subjects, 1 English & 1 arts/media; plus 14 credits from no more than 2 other NQF domains; OR completion of recognised L4 arts/media programme; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > No academic qualifications required All applicants: > Must submit a portfolio of arts/media work Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates of this programme may establish an independent arts or media practice, seek employment in the arts/media sectors or continue with further study such as the Bachelor of Arts and Media.

Diploma in Arts and Media (Contemporary Music major) Summary Delivered in partnership between NMIT's School of Arts and Media and Nelson School of Music, the contemporary music major will enable you to play at public gigs, create your own CD or DVD, create podcasts and MTV productions for the internet, take control as a sound engineer at live gigs and show off your song writing skills on radio. You may exit after year 1 with the Certificate in Arts and Media (Contemporary Music) or continue on to year 2 of the diploma. Nelson Campus, delivered in partnership with Nelson School of Music

Level 5

Starts: February

2 years full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, NMIT Diploma

Content The Contemporary Music major includes disciplines such as: Music performance: band; music study / theory: electronic composition, etc; Digital audio / video: moving image, pod-casting, radio broadcasting, pre- and post-production technology, etc; Instrument: practice and specialisation, etc. Students choose a pathway of specialist courses which eventuates in a major. In addition, students are able to take courses from the range of Arts and Media courses to make up their qualification.

Arts & Media Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

All applicants: > Open entry > Must provide evidence of a reasonable level of proficiency on their principal instrument, demonstrated by either: an audition or a DVD OR Video recording Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L2 with preferably a minimum of 12 credits in each of maths and English; OR equivalent. A good knowledge of computing is necessary

What Next? Graduates of this programme may work as musicians or continue with further study such as the NMIT Bachelor of Arts and Media or music related study options.

Applicants 20 years and over: > Must have good computer skills and a strong commitment to the programme > Must provide evidence of previous academic study or work experience to help assess your suitability for the programme All applicants: > Must provide evidence of a basic level of experience and skill in drawing. A portfolio must be provided Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

Graduate Profile

A career in digital graphic design and multimedia or further study in the IT or arts and media fields.

Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia Summary

Hayley Paterson

Nelson Campus

Level 5

Diploma in Graphics & Multimedia

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

"When I was at school I thought I wanted to be a fashion designer, but after training I realised my real skills and passion were for graphic design - I love it." After graduating from NMIT's Diploma in Graphics and Multimedia, 21-year-old Hayley went straight into a dream job working for Nelson based advertising and design company Hothouse as part of their design team, working on everything from designing brochures to ads to annual reports. "I like the fact I've found a career where there are no limits to what I can do. And there's so much variety. Inspiration can come from anywhere or anything ranging from something as simple as a pair of scissors to the shape of an object in the solar system. The ideas are endless."

NMIT Diploma

Content The diploma is made up of courses from the Bachelor of Arts and Media and the Bachelor of Information Technology degree programmes including: computer systems for graphics & media; drawing and design, digital studio process, digital studio practice, graphics & multimedia development 2D; internet design principles.

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You'll have the opportunity to learn about principles of graphic design multimedia/digital applications and how to develop digital imagery, animation and multimedia solutions using current technology, and proficiently use and apply graphics/multimedia software.

Aviation Diploma in Aviation Science (Pilot Training) > ATPL (Aeroplane) > Air Instruction (Aeroplane or Helicopter) > Management (Aeroplane or Helicopter) Summary The Diploma in Aviation Science integrates the practice of flying with the theory of management and is suitable for students wishing to have a career in the aviation industry, including aeroplane and helicopter piloting or instructing. The programme is offered jointly by NMIT, associated aviation training providers, associated Institutes of Technology and Griffith University (Queensland) to provide aviation students with the best possible combination of aviation training, science and management within one set of qualifications. Aviation Training Providers around NZ Level 6 Start: Varies

2-2.5 years full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Content Ground courses (aviation theory), practical flying courses and aviation science, aviation management or business management courses. All diplomas cover private pilot licence and commercial pilot licence (aeroplane and helicopter) and instrument flight rating (aeroplane only). Business management, aviation management or aviation science courses can be chosen, also in conjunction with Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) or Air Instruction for specific diploma qualifications.

Entry Requirements

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All applicants: > Achievement (12 credits) or better at NCEA L2 in each of three subjects, including maths, English and preferably a science subject; OR equivalent > Likelihood of success on the programme demonstrated by an interview > At least 17 years of age > A current class 1 medical certificate > A current driver's licence > CAA fit and proper person status (including Police and LTNZ clearance) Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? A career in the aviation industry, commercial or otherwise, pilot in command or flying instructor. Potential to progress to study at degree level for a Bachelor of Aviation with Griffith University (Queensland).

Category C Flight Instructor Supervision Summary Having gained a Category C Instructor's rating (from within the Diploma in Aviation Science), and employed by an aviation school as a flight instructor, you will be able to make progression from a supervised Category C Instructor to a Category C Instructor with the ability to work independently of supervision. By undertaking this certificate programme you will be able to fulfil the requirements under Part 61 Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) rules, Category C flight instructors must be under full supervision of an appropriate current Category A or B flight instructor for the first consecutive six months and for the first 100 hours of instructional flying. In some cases it requires more than six months to accrue the 100 hours. NMIT Nelson Aviation partners

Level 6

Start: Varies

Minimum of 26 weeks

NMIT Certificate

Content The three courses within the programme cover Theory, Category A or B Instructor observation of ground lectures delivered by you to trainee pilots and check flight observations.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must hold Category C Instructor rating AND > Be recommended by their aviation training provider as a suitable candidate for this programme Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS Academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent. AND All applicants must have a level of Aviation Language Proficiency as determined by the CAA. Refer to the website: www.caa.govt.nz/Publications/Vector/Vector_Articles/Eng lish_Language_Proficiency.pdf

What Next? On successful completion of this programme you will be competent to safely carry out the supervision of trainee pilots. In particular you will be fully conversant with the basic principles of classroom teacher practice and flight instruction and supervision.

The ATTTO's Aviation Workforce and Skill Projections Report (2005) predicts that the number of pilots and flightcrew employed in New Zealand is projected to grow by 24% to 2370 workers by 2009, meaning 1260 new pilots and flight crew will be needed to cope with projected workforce growth. Source: ATTO

Aviation Certificate in Aviation Industry (Flight Crew) Summary You'll gain an understanding of the requirements for the safe and efficient management of the performance of large and small aircraft and be familiar with investigation and prevention of air safety incidents and accidents. Nelson, Flight training providers around NZ* and Distance Learning

Level 5

Start: Varies

Equivalent to 30 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate * Subject to approval

Content Aircare; Aviation Industry Theory (PPL and CPL).

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 36 credits NCEA L2 across three subjects (English, maths and a science subject); OR equivalent > Be a minimum of 17 years of age > Class 1 medical certificate > Hold a current drivers licence > CAA fit and proper person status (including police and LTNZ clearance) > Demonstrate likelihood of success through interview Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Leads to further study on the NMIT Diploma in Aviation Science.

Diploma in Aeronautical Maintenance Certification Summary Work towards gaining your Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Licence while working through this flexible learning programme. You'll be able to continue full-time employment while preparing for your CAA exams - a compulsory requirement for licensing. The programme integrates theory with practical illustrations so you can correlate course information with your daily work experience. Distance Learning

Level 6

Start: Varies

Six compulsory courses of 8 weeks, one compulsory oral workshop of 2-3 days, one compulsory course of 15 weeks plus electives

NMIT Diploma

Content Eight core compulsory courses plus elective strands in aeroplane, rotorcraft or powerplant. Compulsory courses include: aeronautical science - maths and physics, aeronautical science - electrical fundamentals, aircraft engineering knowledge, aircraft materials, human factors, air law - written and oral, avionics.

All applicants: > Must have completed recognised aircraft maintenance engineering training (Level 4) plus NMIT Certificate in Advanced Aircraft Maintenance ; OR equivalent; OR industry experience Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

Certificate in Aviation and Travel Flight Attendant See the Travel/Tourism section on pg 46.

Graduates will have the qualifications, skills and confidence to work in many areas of the aircraft and airline industries. Licensed aircraft maintenance engineers have a comprehensive academic background and are employed as managers, supervisors and certifying engineers by the major airlines, aircraft maintenance companies and aircraft construction companies in New Zealand and overseas.

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Entry Requirements

Aviation Certificate in Advanced Aircraft Maintenance Summary Put your high standards to the test with this challenging programme which provides training to develop skilled and reliable aircraft maintenance engineers for the aviation industry. Graduates will be work-ready with the proficiency and reliability to be motivated and trustworthy employees. Base Woodbourne

Level 5

Starts: February & July

2 years full time, or part time equivalent

What Next? Graduates are work ready for employment with major airlines, airport engineering works, aircraft maintenance companies and aircraft construction companies, both in New Zealand and overseas. They can expect to be members of a ground crew jointly responsible for all aspects of maintenance to support aircraft operations. Graduates of this programme are guaranteed an interview with some of the country's most prestigious aviation companies including:

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Content

Graduate Profile

Personal development and engineering safety, trade science and administration, measurement, precision, assembly and disassembly, metal shop and power-driven machines, maintenance practices and aircraft service, aircraft systems and controls, propulsion systems, aircraft structures, construction and skin repair, gas turbine engines, aircraft hydraulics and environmental systems, avionics systems electrical, avionics systems - instruments and radio/radar; technical administration and work-based training.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 36 credits NCEA L2 across 3 subjects (English, maths and a science subject); OR equivalent > Likelihood of success on the programme demonstrated by an interview > Must be at least 17 years of age > Minimum of a restricted driver's licence > Be cleared by the NZ police vetting system > Reasonable level of fitness > To ensure that security is maintained at RNZAF Base Woodbourne, applicants may be asked to go through further security checks Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

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The ATTTO's Aviation Workforce and Skill Projections Report (2005) predicts that:

The number of aircraft and aeronautical engineers employed in New Zealand is projected to grow by 5% to 2560 positions in 2009, meaning 862 new aircraft and aeronautical engineers will be needed to cope with projected turnover and growth, an average of 172 per year. Source: ATTTO

John Frogley Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, FieldAir Engineering Ltd John Frogley of Wellington has a passion for aviation and mechanics - so a career in aircraft maintenance engineering was a natural choice. Now working at FieldAir in Palmerston North, John says he did some research about where to study before deciding where to do his training. "I had a look at the other courses and came down and had a look around the base. I liked the fact it was a Level 5 qualification and that there was plenty of hands-on experience. I also talked to employers who said they liked the NMIT graduates," he says.

Business Management

Summary The degree is a combination of practical business and more theoretical conceptual skills. The first year of the degree provides a solid foundation in general business and management related courses. You can then specialise in your chosen major. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 7

Starts: February & July

3 years full time or part time equivalent

Bachelor Degree

Content This programme offers majors in accounting, management, marketing or a combination of these. Courses include: accounting, management, marketing, law, statistics, economics, computing and communications. Accounting Major (This information also relates to Graduate Diplomas in Accounting and Professional Accounting) You'll learn: > The knowledge and skills to understand and process accounting information in most business environments > Conceptual and technical skills to prepare a full set of financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices in NZ > The ability to apply basic concepts and techniques to cost determination and control in manufacturing and service industries > A sound understanding of the application of computer technology to business information systems > Skills and knowledge in accounting and business-related topics, which meet the academic requirements for admission to the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants Management Major (This information also relates to the Graduate Diploma in Management) You'll learn: > The ability to translate management philosophy in a practical way into an operational and organisational setting > The ability to think strategically and understand strategic issues facing organisations, pacticularly small and medium business enterprises > The knowledge and skills to formulate policy in the areas of human resource management, operations management and general management > The ability to contribute to development of company strategy, strategic planning, operations strategy, work groups and team building, systems for forecasting demand > The ability to innovate and manage change

Marketing Major (This information also relates to Graduate Diploma in Marketing) You'll learn: > The ability to translate marketing philosophy into an organisational setting in a practical way > The knowledge and skills necessary to formulate policy in the areas of product and service, pricing, promotion, and distribution > The ability to take part in: formulating a marketing plan, managing a marketing research project, setting prices, conceptualising and evaluating promotion campaigns, managing trade relations, developing new products and services, day-to-day product/service management, formulating business strategy in relation to marketing, undertaking performance evaluation > The ability to innovate and manage change in a marketing context

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA L3 or higher over 3 subjects on the NZQA approved subject list; AND > A minimum of 14 credits at NCEA L2 in maths; AND > A minimum of 8 credits at NCEA L2 in English; OR equivalent OR > A minimum of 72 credits at NCEA L2 over four subjects on the NZQA approved subject list, including: Â&#x2022; A minimum of 14 credits at NCEA L2 in maths; AND Â&#x2022; A minimum of 8 credits at NCEA L2 in English; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Must provide a curriculum vitae showing evidence of previous academic or work experience to help assess your suitability for this programme. Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Careers in accounting, management, marketing, human resource management, operations management, banking and finance are all viable options or futher study at post graduate level. A pathway to:

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Bachelor of Commerce

Graduate Profile

Business Management

Lee-anne Jago Lee-anne Jago has an office that looks out over turquoise waters and golden sands which has helped ease the transition from sea kayak guide to manager in a kayaking company. "When I decided to get my degree in commerce at NMIT I was really worried that I might have to end up working in an office block in Wellington - but here I am, using my degree in a fantastic location at Kaiteriteri and I couldn't ask for more."

Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Summary Further advanced papers for students with a degree in accounting to complete the academic requirements to become a chartered accountant. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 7

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Graduate Diploma

Content

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Summary Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing or Management are available to people with a degree, or a tertiary qualification in any discipline or relevant work experience at senior level who wish to enhance and widen their knowledge. The Graduate Diploma offers the opportunity to gain specialist up-to-date knowledge in your chosen area of study. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 7

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Graduate Diploma

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Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Management or Marketing

Content (See Bachelor of Commerce majors for details.)

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must have obtained at least an undergraduate degree in any discipline; OR > Be a mature student of at least 20 years of age and supply evidence of at least three years' relevant work experience. A Curriculum Vitae detailing any relevant work experience and academic achievements must be submitted Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Accounting: Private and public practice, finance, any organisation where accountants are required. Marketing: Sales manager, marketing analyst, consultant or researcher, senior sales representative, account manager, business development manager. Management: Leads to management positions across a wide range of organisations.

Advanced management accounting and a range of liberal papers as required by the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants.

New Zealand Diploma in Business

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Completion of NMIT Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

A broad based programme providing a sound understanding of business concepts and applied business skills. This programme is primarily available online with some courses also available in the classroom.

What Next?

Nelson & Marlborough Campuses, or Online

Level 6

Graduates can move on to complete the professional competency exams and work experience for admission to the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants. Career opportunities exist in corporate, public practice, finance and a wide range of organisations.

Starts: February & July

2 years full time or part time equivalent

National Diploma

Summary

Content Fundamentals of organisation and management, marketing, business communication, commercial law, accounting principles, business computing and the economic environment.

Business Management Entry Requirements

NZIM Diploma in Management

Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 50 credits NCEA L3 with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including: Â&#x2022; 8 literacy credits at L2 or higher in English; 4 credits in writing and 4 credits in reading from a schedule of approved achievement and unit standards Â&#x2022; A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at NCEA L1 or higher in maths; OR equivalent

This is a specialist management qualification administered nationally by the NZ Institute of Management (NZIM). Students may study part time or full time and concurrently with the Bachelor of Commerce or NZ Diploma in Business. Courses are based on the NZ Diploma in Business syllabus and students must also register and pay their fee before the NZIM award will be issued.

Graduate Profile

Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are requried to demonstrate an IELTS academice score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Accounting technician in charted accountancy office or business management in small or medium business or department/ section management in large private and government organisations also jobs such as personnel officer, sales or marketing assistant, account manager, credit controller, accounts clerk or team leader across a wide range of business fields.

National Certificate in First Line Management (Level 4) Summary Ideal for those working in roles with responsibility for staff or workplace operations and who wish to gain management qualifications while working. This flexible, online national qualification has been developed in consultation with industry and is perfect for people who want flexibility in their study. Online

Level 4

Starts: Monthly

12 - 18 months part time, (4-6 weeks per course)

National Certificate

Content

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Open entry but ideally be working in an employment situation > Should have basic file management, email and word processing skills

What Next? Graduates will have the skills to manage staff or workplace operations in a variety of work settings.

Pam Benseman Business Owner, Benseman Contracting Ltd Pam Benseman has more reasons than most for feeling proud of graduating with a Bachelor of Commerce from NMIT. She's the first person to graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce from the Blenheim campus and the first to use the innovative video link to do so, but perhaps just as important is the fact that she managed to juggle the needs of her three children, her husband, family illness issues and two family businesses to get there. Pam runs her own accounting business, Benseman Contracting Limited. She enrolled at NMIT's Blenheim campus because she wanted to upskill and become a fully fledged accountant. "Thanks to the degree, I've already had a number of enquiries to see if I would take on new clients and do their book work and accounts. So I've got more skills and more work."

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Time management, business writing, health and safety for the workplace, problem solving, organisational training, workplace supervision, workplace relationships, team building skills, conflict management.

Business & Office Adminstration Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4) Summary Learn the skills required to manage an office by participating in our simulated office environment and gaining valuable management and administration skills. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Starts: July or Flexi Learning

20 weeks full time or part time equivalent or Flexi Learning

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content MS Office applications, business communication, customer service, accounting, management, digital audio, payroll, GST returns, desktop publishing.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Successful completion of the Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3); OR equivalent qualification Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

A career in office administration, office management, banking, administrative support for IT helpdesk, accounting technician and retail work. Graduates will also have the confidence to apply for more advanced educational programmes such as degrees or diplomas in business management or IT.

Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3) Summary Learn the skills required for today's office in our simulated office environment and gain nationally recognised qualifications. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 3

Starts: February & July or Flexi Learning

20 weeks full time, or part time equivalent or Flexi Learning

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Business administration, electronic communication, workplace communication, office applications, text processing.

Entry Requirements

A career in business administration as an office manager, personal assistant, administration officer, secretary, receptionist or office clerk.

Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L1 with 8 credits in each of numeracy and literacy; OR equivalent

Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4)

Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry

What Next?

Gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to be able to find employment in a wide range of administrative roles with this nationally recognised qualification.

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What Next?

Summary

Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Starts: February or Flexi Learning

40 weeks full time or part time equivalent or Flexi Learning

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content MS Office applications, business and electronic communication, customer service, accounting, management, digital audio, payroll, GST returns, desktop publishing.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Successful completion of the Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3); OR equivalent qualification

A career in business administration as a secretary, receptionist or office clerk. This programme can also lead to further study, providing a pathway to the Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4).

Certificate in Business Administration (Level 2) Summary You'll be prepared for further study or employment in entry level business administration roles. Suitable for people with no prior computing or office experience. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 2

Starts: February & July or Flexi Learning 20 weeks full time or part time equivalent or Flexi Learning NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Business administration, communication, office applications, text processing.

Business & Office Administration Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L1 with 8 credits in each of numeracy and literacy; OR equivalent

All applicants: > Must have the ability and commitment to handle the level of academic study required and should have completed at least 3 years' secondary schooling > Should apply to the regional employment scholarship co-ordinator

Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry

What Next? Graduates may go on to further study in business administration and computing at higher levels or gain entry level employment in roles such as reception, business/clerical, administration or retail.

What Next? A career in business administration, as a secretary, receptionist or office clerk. This programme can also lead to further study such as the Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4).

Graduate Profile

NMIT Employment Scholarships Summary Let us assist you into a job and earn while you learn. Apply for our popular NMIT Employment Scholarship programme and achieve your qualifications while you also gain valuable paid employment experience. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 3

Start: Varies

3 hours per week (over one year)

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content MS Office applications, business and electronic communication, administration, customer service and digital audio transcription.

The NMIT Employment Scholarship scheme which provides students with a practical, supported pathway to work, has been a success story for local businesses and students alike, with more than 80 businesses and 130 students involved since the scheme began in 2002.

Sharon Hansen Administration Assistant, Corrections Department When Sharon Hansen left school as a pregnant 15 year old, she thought her days of study, qualifications and the hope of a good job were over, but she was wrong. Sharon was the recipient of an NMIT Employment Scholarship, which enabled her to continue in paid employment for a year, with supervision and support from both her employer and NMIT to help her complete her studies. "The NMIT course broadened my experience so much and the support and encouragement shown by my tutors and boss were just fantastic. They believed in me and now I want to go to the next level of business administration."

Business Administration Level 2/3/4 (including Employment Scholarships)

National Certificate in First Line Management Level 4 New Zealand Diploma in Business

Short Courses

Bachelor of Commerce

Majors or Double Majors in Accounting, Marketing, Management.

NZIM Diploma in Management (Level 5)

Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing, Management, Professional Accounting. Other degrees or significant work experience

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Business Study Pathways

Computing & Information Technology Graduate Profile

Bachelor of Information Technology Summary A professional degree that will prepare you for the workforce in a range of information technology related jobs. The programme focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of computers and their application in business and industry and provides entry to postgraduate study. Nelson Campus

Level 7

Starts: February & July

3 years full time or part time equivalent

Bachelor Degree

Content Professional skills, computer hardware, networks, programming, database design, systems analysis, web technology and projects. Students have the option of specialising in one of the following four areas:

Software development Networking Information systems Computer graphics

IT Project Manager

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Must have a minimum of 42 credits at NCEA L3 including a minimum of 14 credits L3 in each of two subjects from an approved list with a further 14 credits L3 taken from no more than two additional subjects, PLUS > At least 15 credits at NCEA L1 in maths, PLUS > At least 8 credits at NCEA L2 in English; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

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A professional position in the information technology sector or further study at post graduate level.

Shaun Heath

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Imagine graduating from NMIT and then working for one of the biggest construction and project management companies in the world - Bechtel. Shaun Heath is proud to have had that experience after completing NMIT's Bachelor of Information Technology. Bechtel's has over 100 years experience building well known projects including, the Hoover Dam and NASA's facilities, and their biggest clients are the US Government and Oil companies around the world. "A great highlight for me was when I was recommended to look after the IT requirements for the CEO, Riley Bechtel, for his London visits. It was very nerve racking and had its moments, but it was a great achievement." Shaun Heath's NMIT degree in Information Technology has enabled him to work in a diverse range of environments, from high profile companies such as, L'Oreal and Bechtel's in London, Bechtel's in Brisbane and Sealord in New Zealand. "The big thing that has helped me throughout my career is the communication skills that they really push at NMIT. Communication is where the IT industry is beginning to focus. Project wise, working as a team and how you present yourself is vital. You have to have the skills to sit in front of a client who may have a 2.5 billion dollar project at stake and you are a vital part of that project. If the IT system fails it could be costing them $100,000 plus an hour for every hour the system is down! That's why I recommend getting stuck in to all the communication courses NMIT offers on its IT degree programme."

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The computer and technical industry is the fastest-growing industry in New Zealand. The Government's Digital Strategy predicts there will be 125,000 positions in the computer and technical industry by 2012, up from around 41,000 now. Source: Career Services

Computing & Information Technology Diploma in Programming Summary Learn to design and develop software applications and implement solutions through the selection and application of appropriate software development tools. Nelson Campus

Level 5

Starts: February

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Content Software design and development.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L2 with preferably a minimum of 12 credits in each of maths and English; OR equivalent. A good knowledge of computing is necessary Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

Summary The NMIT Graduate Diploma in Information Technology is for students who have already completed a degree. It provides comprehensive knowledge and training in the latest developments in computer technology. Nelson Campus

Level 7

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Graduate Diploma

Content This programme can be studied full-time over one year or part time over an extended period. Students can choose from any of the courses within the Bachelor of Information Technology course schedule as long as 75 of the 120 credits required are at 300 level.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must have an undergraduate degree in any discipline Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score or 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? A career in a variety of business environments using IT or further study in the information technology field.

Diploma in Information Systems Development Summary Design, develop and create database applications. Develop and implement database solutions using database technologies. Apply project management and systems development life cycle methodologies to the development process. Nelson Campus

Level 5

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Content Database concepts and technologies, systems development, software development, data models and databases, interface design, systems development methodologies.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L2 with preferably a minimum of 12 credits in each of maths and English; OR equivalent. A good knowledge of computing is necessary

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Graduate Diploma in Information Technology

A career in commercial programming or further study in the information technology field.

Computing & Information Technology Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? A career in systems analysis, design and development or further study in the business or information technology field.

Demand for technology by business and individuals in New Zealand means a continued demand for information communication technology (ICT) workers. They are needed to install and maintain new products and systems. Between 2001 and 2006, both the number of computer and technical businesses and the number of people employed in this industry both grew by 20%. Source: Career Services

Nelson Campus

Level 5

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Content Software development, networking fundamentals, applied computer networking.

What Next? A career in networking and hardware maintenance or further study in the information technology field.

Graduate Profile

Diploma in Web Technology Summary Design, develop and create appropriate web applications. Develop and implement business solutions using dynamically generated content to a client web browser. Provide business solutions using server side and client side web pages. Nelson Campus

Level 5

Starts: February & July

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Craig Wall

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IBM

Craig Wall was one of just 13 graduates nationwide accepted into IBM New Zealand's sought after graduate programme in 2005, after completing a Bachelor of Information Technology degree at NMIT. In 2006, Craig was named IBM graduate of the year and received his first promotion. Now based in Wellington, Craig says he felt well prepared to go into the industry after completing the three year qualification. "I was very happy with the education I got at NMIT and when I left, I certainly felt confident that I could go out into the industry and make a start. It was great being able to go straight out into a job, working with very experienced people and to understand the technology and issues they were talking about."

Diploma in Networking Summary Design, create and maintain appropriate network solutions. Implement client-server based networks and develop mobile networks. Perform the role of network administrator.

Content Web technology; database concepts; software development; dynamic web technology; web application development.

What Next? A career using internet and web based technologies or further study in the information technology field.

Computing & Information Technology Certificate in Computer Technology (Level 2) Summary Feeling left behind by the computer age? Don't panic - basic computer skills are easy to learn. Our patient tutors tailor lessons to individuals and provide a safe environment for students to practice their new skills. The Certificate in Computer Technology (Level 2) is delivered by NMIT and Skills Update Training Institute (SUTI). This is an entry level qualification for people who are working or intending to work with computers. The certificate is designed to recognise a base level core of computing skills for any industry that requires such skills, provide a first qualification in computing for learners studying any field or domain, and to recognise an entry level for further education in computing.

Computer Technology Pathways Computer Technology Level 2 OR Community Computing

Nelson Campus, SUTI in Richmond

Level 2

Starts: February, May, August & November

26 weeks part time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Computer Technology Level 3

Business Administration and Computing Level 4

Diplomas in Information Systems Development, Networking, Graphics & Multimedia, Programming and Web Technology

Courses include: Communication, PC basics, office applications, operate a PC, publishing and graphics. The programme is offered part time over a minimum of 6 months. Regular afternoon / evening classes, computer labs / workshops or seminars will be offered to students several times per week from SUTI in Richmond or NMIT's Nelson Campus. Students will also have access to their tutors via telephone or email.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Achievement at NCEA L1 with 8 credits in each of Numeracy and Literacy; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Graduate Diploma

Diploma in Graphics and Multimedia See the Arts & Media section on pg 11.

What Next? Graduates will have gained the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to be able to find employment in the retail and/or service industry, or to continue with further study. 0800 422 733 : info@nmit.ac.nz : www.nmit.ac.nz

Other degrees or significate work experience

Conservation Trainee Ranger Certificate*

What Next?

Summary Enhance your potential to become a ranger with the Department of Conservation (DOC) through this unique, specially designed programme. NMIT is the only tertiary institute in the country that works in partnership with the Department of Conservation to provide this programme. DOC supplies projects, speakers, work placements and a National Liaison Coordinator. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: June

34 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content

Please note: Applications for the Trainee Ranger Certificate close on the 31st March.

* This programme is being redeveloped and some details may change.

The Trainee Ranger programme has consistently high employment outcomes with students moving on to work in conservation. 78 per cent of graduates from 2007 and 92 per cent of graduates from 2006 have gone on to employment with the Department of Conservation. No other Trainee Ranger programme in New Zealand has this linkage. Graduate Profile

NZ ecological diversity, conservancy administration and public relations, managing safety/leadership outdoors, fire fighting and radio use, ATV and motorcycle use, basic fencing skills, construction and machinery, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, first aid and chemical safety, basic chainsaw skills, computing, and more.

Trainee Ranger graduates have the opportunity to apply for a range of permanent and seasonal positions within DOC. Also available are a limited number of vacancies within DOC's two year Ranger Development programme. Other jobs graduates have gone onto include working for DOC, local and regional councils in parks and recreation, working in nature tourism ventures as guides and biodiversity work in private establishments such as zoos and kiwi houses.

Entry Requirements

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Applicants under 20 years: > NCEA L2 with credits in maths, science or English; OR equivalent

Applicants 20 years and over: > As for applicants under 20 years or a strong practical background All applicants: > A full or restricted driver's licence > New Zealand or Australian citizenship or residency wtih eligibility to work in New Zealand > Capability of participating in the work-based training components of the programme > Demonstration of likelihood of success on the programme - by submission of a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae outlining interests, experience, academic ability and through an interview Prior learning or experience may be recognised towards your programme of study.

Dan Tuohy DOC Ranger - Biodiversity DOC ranger Dan Tuohy reckons he has the perfect occupation. "Its definitely a lifestyle thing, you don't do it for the money. There aren't too many people who can say that they get to work up in the hills. You also get to meet heaps of cool people," he says. After graduating from NMIT's Trainee Ranger programme, Dan was employed as a DOC ranger. His first job was in the Kapiti area working in biodiversity threats. This was followed by a stint on the Chatham Islands trapping wildcats, controlling possums and a major recreation project to upgrade DOC signage. Dan is now based in the Central Otago Area office in Alexandra in the biodiversity threats team.

Cookery & Hospitality Graduate Profile

Certificate in Professional Cookery Summary Would you like to gain an extra depth of knowledge and skills in cookery? This programme will provide you with professional training in catering. It is structured so that you learn practical skills and theory along with knowledge of kitchen supervision and management. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: May

24 weeks full time or part time in blocks

NMIT Certificate, City & Guilds Diploma

Seven courses including kitchen supervision, meat and poultry, fish and shellfish, pastries and savouries, stocks, sauces and soups, pulses, vegetables, pasta, rice and eggs, larder.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 6,000 hours of cookery industry experience; OR > City & Guilds Certificate in Food Preparation and Cooking (Culinary Arts) Or NZQA 751 General Catering Certificate and NZQA 752 Basic Cookery Certificate AND > Must demonstrate a likelihood of success on the programme through an interview or referee reports > Physical fitness to withstand the demands of the hospitality industry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? A leading role in a commercial kitchen.

Sarah Argue Chef "Don't be fooled by thinking that being trained in New Zealand is a disadvantage. When I went to Europe I was in demand because unlike the specialised European chefs, we have broad training across all areas and can turn our hand to anything - they loved Kiwi chefs!"

Certificate in Cookery Summary Does cooking interest you? Can you see yourself working in a restaurant, hotel, casino or cafĂŠ? This programme will provide you with training in cookery to prepare you for the exciting hospitality sector. You'll gain practical skills and knowledge along with a wider awareness of the industry. This process is facilitated by running the school restaurant and a ten week industry placement. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: March

22 weeks + 10 week industry placement

NMIT Certificate, City & Guilds Certificate

Content An exciting range of subjects, with the relevant theory to back up the practical skills taught. Covers health and safety issues, food hygiene and courses in a range of different cooking methods.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must demonstrate a likelihood of success on the programme through an interview or referee reports Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent. Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? A career as a chef or further study at NMIT for the Certificate in Professional Cookery.

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Content

Cookery & Hospitality Certificate in Applied Cookery Summary Are you already working as a chef? Would you like to continue working and be able to study at the same time in order to improve your career prospects? This programme allows you to reinforce classroom tuition with skills and knowledge practised in the workplace. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: February

Studied by day release or in blocks, equivalent to 32 weeks' full time study

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Eight courses covering kitchen safety; customer care; seafood, soups and sauces; egg, pasta and vegetables; meat; desserts and cold kitchen. (Please see Industry Courses section).

Industry Courses (for chefs employed in industry for 25 hours a week or more) Cold Kitchen Cook Meat Dishes Cook Egg, Pasta and Vegetable Dishes Kitchen Safety Pastry and Desserts Seafood Soups and Sauces Working in the Hospitality Industry

6 days 6 days 6 days 6 days 6 days 6 days 6 days 6 days

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must be in employment for a minimum of 25 hours per week in a hospitality environment Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Enhanced skills and improved employment options as a chef or further study at NMIT for the Certificate in Professional Cookery.

Certificate in Professional Restaurant, Wine and Bar Service Summary Would you like to work in a front-line service role in a hotel or restaurant? If so, this programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge for entry into the front-line of the hospitality industry. The programme aims to develop competent, knowledgeable and multi-skilled food and beverage staff who are committed to providing a high standard of personal service in a range of commercial environments. The programme includes a 10 week industry placement. Industry courses are also available for people working in the hospitality industry. (Please see below). Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: March

22 weeks plus 10 week industry placement

NMIT Certificate

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Content

Eight courses including health and safety, food wine and bar service, professional restaurant service, bar and cocktails, wine, barista skills.

Industry Courses (must be employed in industry for 15 hours a week or more) Bar Service Bar Supervision Coffee Art Customer Service and Sales Restaurant Supervision Training the Trainers Wine

5 days 4 days 4 days 3 days 5 days 5 days 4 days

Cookery & Hospitality

Counselling & Social Work

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Should have completed a minimum of three years' secondary education Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry All applicants: > Likelihood of success on the programme demonstrated by either two referee reports or an interview > Physical fitness to withstand the demands of the hospitality industry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next?

Graduate Profile

Graduates can go on to further training in their chosen area or gain employment in the tourism and hospitality industries. This programme provides a fast track to a supervision role.

Diploma in Career Guidance Summary Want to assist people in finding the right career pathway? This distance learning programme is designed to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes essential for people working in the field of career guidance. Delivered in partnership with Skills Update Training Institute, Auckland

Level 6

Starts: every 3 months throughout the 1 year full time or part time year. equivalent NMIT Diploma

Content The programme covers all aspects of career guidance, providing students with knowledge about the theoretical basis of the discipline, counselling skills and how to use a range of vocational assessment instruments. It also covers areas such as job search skills, cultural safety and the world of work in New Zealand. Mixed mode delivery including paper based and online learning, seminars, workshops and work based training.

Applicants under 20 years: > 48 credits at NCEA L2, across four subjects, with a minimum of 12 credits in English; OR equivalent

Jaimie Byrne Assistant Manager - Morrison Street Cafe "I get such a buzz from giving good customer service and its even better when you get a tip. I've learnt what good service is all about and I know how to give it. Now I know that I'm doing my job the best way - that's been amazing and really worth the time I invested to do the certificate. If anyone is thinking of making a career like mine, all I can say is do the NMIT certificate - its worth it in so many ways. You get the skills and you get the confidence and that's priceless!"

Mature students: > Relevant, documented work experience Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates will have met the educational requirements for Professional Membership of the Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand and be equipped to work in the field of Career Guidance. The skills acquired will be useful in schools, employment agencies, personnel departments, or in private consultancy.

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Entry Requirements

Counselling & Social Work Graduate Profile

Diploma in Social Work Summary If you're interested in a career working as a social service professional in Government, private or community organisations, this programme is for you. It incorporates both social work and community work training through theoretical and fieldwork learning. Nelson Campus

Level 6

Starts: February

2 years full time

NMIT Diploma, National Diploma

Content

Alan Hampton

Social work theory and practice, law and legislation, community work, social services research, Aotearoa society, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, professional studies, fieldwork practice, Tikanga mo tenei rohe, human development and psychology. Students complete 125 days of fieldwork placement during their two year diploma.

Social Work, IDSS and IDEA

Entry Requirements All applicants: > A Level 4 qualification in social services or paid or voluntary experience in the social services field in the last five years All applicants must supply: > A signed consent form to allow NMIT to apply for a Police check > Two completed NMIT referee reports Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning may be recognised.

What Next?

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The NMIT Diploma in Social Work programme (incorporating the National Diploma in Social Work) provides students with professional knowledge and skills to practise across the social work spectrum including the following fields of practice:

> Statutory > Community > Health & mental health > Youth > Community development Graduates of the NMIT Diploma in Social Work are eligible to apply for entry into Year 3 of the Massey University Bachelor of Social Work degree. The Massey University degree is recognised by the Social Workers Registration Board for the purposes of registration under the Social Workers Registration Act 2003. Students continuing with their studies through Massey will be able to remain in Nelson while they study.

I looked at nursing, specialising in mental health, but decided social work was right up my alley. I found out there was a diploma course available through NMIT and jumped at the opportunity. Alan credits the two-year course with arming him with the knowledge and skills he uses every day with his work at Intellectual Disability Support Service (IDSS) as well as IDEA, a division of the IHC, which supports vocational employment. I know I am doing the best for my clients and it s so satisfying to have the right knowledge for the role.

Diploma in Applied Counselling (Level 7) Summary The diploma provides you with professional training for eventual practice as a counsellor. On successful completion of the programme, you'll be able to progress towards applicant member status of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC) as a confident, competent beginner counsellor. Nelson Campus

Level 7

Starts: February

3 years full time, up to a maximum of 5 years part time

NMIT Diploma

Content Includes comprehensive clinical training in psychodynamic counselling, cognitive counselling, counselling groups and solution focussed counselling. Training in Tikanga M ori, professional development and social context are included. Supervised clinical practice and personal development are key components of this programme.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Completion of a Level 4 Certificate in Counselling ; OR equivalent qualification OR a demonstrated ability for study at Level 5 Applicants must supply: > Curriculum vitae > A signed consent form to allow NMIT to apply for a police check > NMIT referee report > NMIT personal declaration form

Counselling & Social Work Applicants whose first language is not English are required to have an IELTS score of 6.5 OR equivalent OR successful completion of the NMIT Certificate in Counselling (Level 4). Prior learning or experience may be may be recognised towards your programme of study.

What Next? After a period of supervised experience and attainment of NZAC membership, professional practice as a counsellor. Graduates go on to employment in counselling and mental health agencies and may eventually move to private practice. Graduates often specialise in working with specific client groups or modalities.

Education Certificate in Adult Teaching Summary You'll learn sound principles in adult learning along with student-centred, interactive teaching methods to help you develop your skills and confidence in whatever setting you are teaching. Courses include classroom, self paced and online approaches. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 5

Starts: Varies

675 / 700 hours (depending on electives). Part time over 2-3 years

NMIT Certificate

Certificate in Counselling and Social Work* Summary This programme introduces you to counselling and social work as social service professions. You will develop entry level skills and theory in both counselling and social work, linked closely with personal development work. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: February

1 year part time - 2 days/week

NMIT Certificate

Content Comprises four courses - Introduction to counselling theory skills and practice, introduction to social work theory and practice, interpersonal communication and personal development, aotearoa New Zealand society, human growth and development.

Entry Requirements

Content The certificate comprises eight courses. In the foundation course you will develop skills and confidence to consider and apply the principles of adult learning when working with adult learners. A further five core (compulsory) courses and two elective courses complete the certificate. These build both the theory and practice of teaching adults to suit a variety of different teaching situations.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Need to be involved in some way with teaching adults, either individually or in groups, formally or informally

What Next? The Certificate in Adult Teaching courses may be credited towards the Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology Diploma in Teaching (Tertiary). Credit may also be granted towards the Massey University in Wellington Diploma in Adult Education. Graduates of the programme will be working with adult learners in a variety of situations.

All applicants: > No previous experience is necessary, however preference will be given to applicants who have experience in social services work, paid or voluntary and who can demonstrate self reflection Prior learning or experience may be recognised towards your programme of study.

Graduates may go on to the Diploma in Social Work, the Diploma in Applied Counselling or other professions such as social support work. * Delivery subject to approval

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What Next?

Employment Skills

English Language

Certificate in Employment Skills Summary Ideal for students who wish to improve their reading, writing and communication skills. You'll use computers and be given assistance to achieve your goals and prepare for employment or further study. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 1

Starts: February & July

34 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Literacy, numeracy and study skills, basic computing skills, curriculum vitaes, problem solving, self-management and communication skills form a major part of the programme. Career Paths for Women is offered as a separate one day a week course.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Open entry

What Next?

Graduate Profile

Further study options available are explored in your area of interest within this programme. Alternatively graduates may go on to employment in a range of different work environments.

Improve your English language skills, including listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary. You will gain more confidence using English in your personal and professional life and prepare for further study at tertiary institutions and/or internationally recognised exams. Learn to teach English as a second language with our new Exam Preparation Teachers Knowledge Test course. NMIT offers a range of English language tuition to suit both international students and New Zealand residents. When you arrive, you'll take a test to place you in a class at the correct level. New students can start every second Monday in Semester 1, Semester 2 and during Summer School.

Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 3) Nelson Campus

Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 3 (Pre-Intermediate)

Starts: February & July, or flexi entry* Full time or part time options NMIT Certificate

Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 5) Nelson Campus, some courses available in Marlborough

Level 4 (Intermediate) to Level 5 (Upper Intermediate)

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Starts: February & July, or flexi entry* Full time or part time options

NMIT Certificate

Tania van Dillen Teacher Training Before completing the Certificate in Employment Skills (STEP UP) programme in 2006, Tania van Dillen lacked the confidence and the necessary credits to achieve her goal of entering teacher training and becoming a preschool teacher. After completing the NMIT programme, Tania says she felt ready to meet the next challenges and was accepted into the Christchurch College of Education degree. "The study skills I gained at NMIT made all the difference. This programme was the single biggest part of the turnaround in my life and I will never be the same," she says.

English for Migrants (Level 3)^ Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: February

Varies

Pre Intermediate and online learning with tutor support and social English group. *Flexi entry means every second Monday during term time ^ Delivery pending approval

English Language Summer School Nelson Campus

Beginner - Upper Intermediate level

Starts December - February, flexi entry* 6 weeks, full time or part time equivalent For both General & Academic English

Better English Intermediate - Upper Intermediate level

Start: Anytime

12 weeks, full time

Access to tutor time, self access centre, campus services and five hours one to one tuition

Exam Preparation Courses * For: > > > > >

Preliminary English Test First Certificate English Certificate in Advanced English IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Teachers Knowledge Test - TESOL

Nelson Campus

Varies

Starts: February, April, July & October, 12 weeks, full time or flexi entry*

Additional Information - All courses > All students have free unlimited access to the Self Access Centre with PCs, Internet, specialist ESOL software, listening booths, self study materials, tutor assisted study sessions and native speaker sessions > Combine English language studies with mainstream programmes such as business, arts, tourism and more, studying with kiwi students > One of only three authorised Cambridge ESOL examination centres in New Zealand > An IELTS outpost for Victoria University > Subsidised recreation programme for international students - trips to cities, local places of interest, sports and outdoor activities > Friendly, well qualified and experienced tutors > Student focused learning

Graduate Profile

Study towards an internationally recognised English language qualification *Subject to sufficient numbers

Ai Murakami Ai came to New Zealand after she finished high school in Japan and it was her first time away from home. She studied English at the NMIT Language School and achieved her IELTS 6 in only one year. "The classes were small and my teacher helped me a lot. He made lessons so easy to learn, because he organised lots of games and activities to learn new vocabulary. We had so much fun!" Ai enjoyed her stay in Nelson right from the beginning. She always felt quite at home due to the nice people and the beautiful weather in Nelson. "I still keep in touch with many of my classmates even after two years." Now Ai is studying International Business at Victoria University. She missed Nelson so much, that she comes back for holidays.

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Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Fitness Diploma in Applied Fitness Summary If you love sport and exercise and want to help others achieve their fitness goals, this is the programme for you. During the first year you'll gain a good understanding of the body and how it responds to exercise and training. You may exit after year 1 with the Certificate in Fitness and Exercise Science or continue on to year 2 of the diploma. During the second year, you'll learn to apply your knowledge to all parts of the community in both group and individual settings. The transition from science and knowledge to individual and group application is a key focus. Nelson Campus

Level 6

Starts: February

2 years full time - Diploma 1 year full time - Certificate or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, NMIT Diploma

Content The programme covers the following areas and more: applied anatomy, anatomy and physiology, fitness assessment and exercise techniques, exercise prescription, exercise psychology, group fitness instruction, sports nutrition, injury management and massage, computing, communication, managing and marketing sport and recreation, physical activity and health in NZ, legal issues for sport and recreation.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > 48 credits NCEA L2 across four subjects; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry All applicants: > Are encouraged to either request an interview or provide referee reports in order to ascertain their suitability for the programme > Must sign a risk management contract Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates of the Diploma in Applied Fitness will be able to work in the fitness industry both in a health centre and in the community. They will be able to assess client fitness and provide advice on fitness and lifestyle matters that is consistent with current scientific knowledge and accepted professional practice within the industry. Career options for graduates could include: aerobics instructor, athletic trainer, coach, community recreation advisor, exercise advisor for special conditions, exercise rehabilitation provider, fitness centre worker, gym instructor, lifestyle educator, manager of team/facility, motivator, outdoor educator, personal trainer, PE teacher, project manager for health issues, rest home coordinator, specialist sports advisor, sports trust worker, sports co-ordinator, sports marketer, sports science technician, team masseuse, team trainer, video analyst.

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AUT University Bachelor of Sport and Recreation

Graduates may also transfer to the AUT Bachelor of Sport and Recreation (available at NMIT's Nelson Campus) with less than one and a half years of study necessary to complete. Areas of study may include the following: > > > > >

Sport and Recreation in Society Coaching Talented Athletes Applied Sports Science Sport and Recreation Marketing Nutrition

Hair & Beauty Certificate in Professional Hairdressing

Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Summary

Starts: February (Nelson) or June (Marlborough)

20 weeks full time or part time in blocks

Level 3

Starts: February

32 weeks full time or part time in blocks

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Includes hair design, hair colouring and customer service. Gain practical experience at NMIT's hair salon 'HeadZone' (Nelson Campus) or 'Hair Savvy' (Marlborough Campus), plus work experience.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Minimum of three years' secondary education Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

Content Skin care, make up, manicures and pedicures and depilatory treatments.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 12 credits at NCEA L1 in each of three subjects; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates will be ready to work in the beauty industry as a beauty assistant, selling beauty products or performing pedicures, waxing and manicures or work in a pharmacy selling beauty products.

What Next? Successful graduates of the programme should be ready to enter the industry as an apprentice.

Certificate in Beauty Services (Beauty Assistant) Summary Develop the skills and knowledge to perform a range of basic beauty services. This programme will introduce you to skin care, make-up, manicures and pedicures and depilatory treatments. You'll gain hands-on experience in NMIT's on campus beauty salons 'BeautyZone' (Nelson Campus) and 'Enhance' (Marlborough Campus).

Raquel Chapman Visage Beauty Owner Now owner of her own beauty business, Visage Beauty in Motueka, mother of two Raquel Chapman can look back and feel proud of her decision to train for and achieve a Certificate in Beauty Services (Beauty Assistant) from NMIT. She had to juggle the challenges of returning to study with looking after two young children, a husband, a lifestyle block and travelling. Â&#x201C;It was incredibly hard at times but I knew what I wanted. It is empowering to go back to school, and especially to show the kids that mum can do anything she sets her mind to.Â&#x201D; The desire to help people to look good and be around those that are generally happy led her to NMIT to study beauty.

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Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Graduate Profile

Does colour, form and hair design appeal to you? With this programme you'll gain the skills required to kickstart your career in hairdressing.

Health Bachelor of Nursing Summary Become a registered nurse with this well regarded degree with a national reputation for excellence. As an applied degree, it combines theoretical learning, skills laboratories and clinical practice to offer you a range of learning environments. In response to constant change in the provision and delivery of healthcare, the Bachelor of Nursing curriculum will challenge you to go beyond a traditional illness care model to learn how to create and maintain an environment that promotes health. Nelson Campus, some courses available in Marlborough

Level 7

Starts: February

3 years full time, up to 5 years part time

Special admissions: > In exceptional circumstances, an applicant who does not meet the entry requirements but who can convince the School Academic Committee of their ability to succeed may be granted admission to the programme > Applicants who meet the entry criteria for the full time Bachelor of Nursing programme may be invited to attend an interview

What Next? There are many different areas of nursing, both in hospitals and in the community, which offer graduates a wide variety of career options, for example medical, surgical, emergency department, mental health, public health and rural health nursing. Ask about: HALF A

Bachelor Degree and NZ Registered Nurse (upon successful completion of an external exam)

DEGREE

4 FREE

for local school leavers

Graduate Profile

Content There is an equal mix of theory and practice allowing students to apply knowledge and skills to real-life settings. Content includes: professional care, anatomy and physiology, human growth and development, health assessment and foundation nursing skills, pathophysiology and pharmacology, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Hauora M ori and M ori health and nursing practice.

Entry Requirements

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Applicants under 20 years: > At least 42 credits at L3 or higher on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), including a minimum of 14 credits (L3 or higher) in each of 2 subjects from an approved subject list, with an additional 14 credits (L3 or higher) taken from no more than 2 additional domains on the NQF or approved subjects > At least 14 credits at L1 or higher in maths > At least 8 credits at L2 or higher in English - 4 credits must show reading skills and 4 credits must show writing skills. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards

Applicants 20 years and over: > In order to succeed in this programme, it is strongly recommended that an applicant has successfully completed a qualification at Level 3 or above within the last 5 years in a health related field or successfully completed the NMIT Certificate in Foundation Nursing All applicants must supply: > A signed consent form to allow NMIT to apply for a police check > Two completed NMIT referee reports > Health declaration form > Immunisation records > A current first aid certificate Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 6.5 OR equivalent. * Subject to approval

Kate Nalder Registered Nurse, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne Kate Nalder was recruited to a hospital in Melbourne after completing her Bachelor of Nursing at NMIT in 2006. Kate, 24, now lives in downtown Melbourne and works as a registered nurse in Alfred Hospital's Cardio Thoracic and Coronary Care Unit, a job she finds keeps her on her toes. "I love the challenge. Every day is different in that ward and nothing is predictable. I work with a fantastic team and a diverse range of patients, so I never get bored," she says. Kate says she felt well prepared to start her new role after completing her nursing education at NMIT. "I found that when I started work, I didn't feel too much out of my depth thanks to the number of clinical placements we'd had on the course. "Also the amount of mental health course work and placements we'd had taught me a lot about how to deal with patients and their families - which is such a key part of nursing," she says.

Health

Summary Open the door to tertiary education and a possible nursing career with this programme. Specially designed for mature students who haven't recently studied at tertiary level, the certificate aims to develop confidence and help you prepare to apply for the Bachelor of Nursing or other health care study options. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Starts: August (Nelson) & March (Marlborough)

12 weeks full time (Nelson) or part time over one year (Marlborough)

NMIT Certificate

Content Study and communication skills, health, Aotearoa/ New Zealand studies, biophysical basis for health.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 40 credits at NCEA L2 across four subjects including a minimum of 12 credits at NCEA L2 in English; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > No minimum academic requirements Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Students will have enhanced their abilities to study at a tertiary level and can choose to enter further studies, for example the Bachelor of Nursing.

Nursing students at NMIT continued to build their national reputation for excellence with the entire 2007 class of 37 students passing their state finals exams, required to become registered nurses. All of the graduates went straight into jobs, with nearly a third finding work with the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board. Certificate in Mental Health Support Work Summary This certificate is designed to be a first qualification for those wishing to enter mental health support work or those already working in this field. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: March

40 weeks full time (1 day a week study)

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Includes areas such as: personal values and attitudes, stigma and values in society, M ori mental health, human behaviour and support work theory and practice. In addition to class time a minimum of 15 hours in a practice setting is required each week.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Open entry for people with a demonstrated interest and commitment to working with people with mental illness in the field of mental health > Preference will be given to applicants who are presently employed or working in a voluntary capacity All applicants must supply: > A letter of support from a workplace manager stating ongoing support for practical placements for the duration of the programme (contact the school if assistance is required for this) > A current first aid certificate on entry or within three months of starting the course > A favourable vetting including a comprehensive background check and criminal activity report by NZ Police

What Next? Mental health support workers work with service users/tangata whai ora and their families/whanau in a collaborative manner to help develop and implement individual lifestyle or support plans. This programme will enhance opportunities for employment in the mental health support field.

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Certificate in Foundation Nursing

Health Certificate in Contemporary NZ Nursing Practice Summary This programme prepares nurses who are already qualified or have qualified overseas, to return to practice. Graduates, once re-registered, are able to practise evidence-based, person-centred care at a beginning level in any clinical setting. Nelson Campus

Level 6

Starts: Please contact the School of Health & Social sciences

12 weeks, full time

NMIT Certificate

Content The courses in the programme include a mix of theory and clinical practice, and address the areas of competencies for practice as set down by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. Assessments are competency-based, where students are required to meet all stated criteria in order to pass each assessment. All courses are compulsory.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must be or have been a registered nurse All applicants must supply: > A declaration of health > Consent for a NZ Police check > A current first aid certificate > Two completed NMIT referee reports Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 7.0 OR equivalent.

What Next?

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Upon completion of the programme graduates are ready to re-enter the nursing profession after successfully regaining registration as a Nurse from the Nursing Council of New Zealand.

Certificate in Community Support Services (Care for the Older Person) Summary The Certificate in Community Support Services (Care for the Older Person) is delivered by NMIT and Skills Update Training Institute (SUTI). You'll gain the training and qualifications necessary to work as a professional care-giver, able to provide support, assistance and care for the older person. The programme provides learning and experience in the residential and community areas, enabling graduates to have transferable and comprehensive skills in providing full support, assistance and care to the older person in a residential care facility and a community setting. The programme is designed for people currently working in the care-giving field who lack formal qualifications, as well as those who aspire to work in this field. Distance Learning

Level 4

Starts: February, May, August & November

40 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content First aid and health and safety in the community and residential environment, care for the older person in the community and residential environment, interpersonal skills when caring for the older person, personal care and self management for the older person, specialised care for the older person.

Health

Horticulture Certificate in Horticulture Summary Delivered by NMIT and Skills Update Training Institute (SUTI), this self-paced distance programme is delivered on-line, with practical work-based components. You'll gain knowledge and skills relevant across all sectors of the horticulture industry. The programme is an ideal pathway to further specialised horticulture study or enhanced career opportunities in the industry. Distance Learning

Level 4

Starts: February & July

40 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificates

Content The programme is made up of compulsory courses plus electives in horticulture or viticulture. Compulsory courses include: irrigation and propagation, tools and records, soils, agrichemical use, plant structures. Elective courses (horticulture) include: nursery production, landscaping, amenity plants, regeneration and pest control, native plants. Elective courses (viticulture) include: vine maintenance, vineyard equipment, grape harvesting, canopy management.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 36 credits at NCEA L2 across three subjects; including a minimum of 12 credits at NCEA L2 in both English and maths; OR equivalent

Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 40 credits at NCEA L2 across four subjects including a minimum of 12 credits at NCEA L2 in English; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > No minimum academic requirements All applicants: > A favourable vetting including a comprehensive background check and criminal activity report by NZ Police Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS academic score of at least 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Work in a variety of rest homes, home and community care facilities or further study on the NMIT Bachelor of Nursing.

Applicants 20 years and over: > No minimum academic requirements All applicants: > Physical fitness > Basic computer skills > Access to a computer with a broadband connection Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS academic score of at least 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates will be able to participate as competent and effective workers in the horticulture industry. eg: parks and recreation, plant nurseries, flower, fruit or vegetable growing enterprises, and viticulture. Graduates will be well prepared for further advanced horticulture study.

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Entry Requirements

M ori Language Graduate Profile

Certificate in Te Tuara me te Tinana o te Reo Summary To provide learning at a NZQA Level 1 - 4 and includes a strong understanding of te reo M ori me nga tikanga so that learners can pursue higher learning and employment with te reo M ori, e.g. diplomas, degrees in areas such as teaching, health, social services, tourism, media, government departments. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: February

Part time, two year programme (equivalent to one year full time)

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Karakia, proverbs, idioms, waiata t whito, informal and formal language practices, in depth M ori philosophies and beliefs, projects covering family, the ocean, the forest, assessments at NZQA Levels 1 - 4 te reo M ori.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > A commitment to learning Reo M ori and have some prior knowledge of M ori language and cultural values. Students who have completed Certificate in Te Rito o Te Reo may progress onto this programme > Will be interviewed to allow them the opportunity to demonstrate their eligibility for entry

Dana Eggeling Student, Victoria University When Dayna Eggeling stood up and spoke in Te Reo at her graduation the significance of her Te Tari M ori journey really hit home. "I saw the tears in the eyes of my whanau. It made me feel like not only was this my graduation, but a very special beginning to the resurrection of Te Reo within my family." It's been an emotional three years for Dayna, who is from the South Island West Coast Te Tonga ki te Tai Poutini I Te Waipounamu. At the age of 27, with a 5 year old son and coming from a Pakeha upbringing, Dayna took the first tentative step towards exploring her M ori heritage by enrolling in a Te Reo course at Te Tari M ori School of M ori Studies at NMIT. "I always had an innate sense of loss about not knowing what one half of my heritage was. The M ori side had not been passed down to the generations after my grandad." Dayna says aside from having her son, it was the best decision she'd made in her life. "It gave me back a half of myself that had been missing and gave me a future that I had not known existed for both my family and me."

What Next? By completing this programme, graduates will be able to work in occupations that require a working knowledge of te reo M ori.

Certificate in Te Rito o te Reo Summary To provide learning at a foundation level and valuable insights into M oridom. This programme is suited for people with no prior experience of the M ori language. Nelson Campus

Level 1

Starts: July

20 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate

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Content

Includes Karakia, proverbs, idioms, waiata, pronunciation, vocabulary and sentence structures, key cultural concepts such as looking after Papatu nuku (Mother Earth).

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Must have a genuine interest in learning the M ori language and cultural values. An interview will be arranged to discuss suitability

What Next? Graduates can apply to study on the part time two year programme Certificate in Te Tuara me te Tinana o te Reo.

Marine > Must be able to demonstrate a likelihood of success of the programme as well as motivation to work in the vessel operations industry. This will be assessed by interview or by submission of two referee reports

What Next? Entry into a range of maritime careers and the opportunity to gain further qualifications.

Certificate in Superyacht Crew Summary You'll gain knowledge and skills in seamanship and hospitality to prepare and enable you to work as a crew-member in the expanding global superyacht industry. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Located in Nelson, the Nelson School of Marine Studies is part of Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology. Since opening in 1976, the school has grown to become a leading provider of fisheries and maritime technical and statutory training.

Starts: June & September

12 weeks full time

In addition to offering statutory tickets for the fishing and maritime industries, the school provides a range of ancillary tickets such as Basic First Aid, STCW95 Basic Training Short courses, GMDSS, Proficiency in Survival Craft, Basic and Advanced Fire Fighting.

Content

Certificate in Marine Studies (Cadet) Summary This is an entry-level programme that will introduce you to a range of commercial maritime careers. These may include tourism, marine transport, aquaculture, fishing and the growing leisure yacht industry. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Start: February & September

12 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate

Content Content includes watch-keeping ships' systems, drills and skills commonly used on board a vessel, STCW95 basic training and NZ Coastguard short courses.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Need a minimum of 3 years' secondary education; OR equivalent and must be 16 years of age or older > Basic numeracy and literacy skills > Good communication skills > Must be physically capable of undertaking crew duties aboard a vessel and must provide a medical certificate from your local GP

A mix of theory and hands-on experience are used in this programme. You'll extinguish fires, practise life-raft drills at sea, operate a radar, participate in five days' sailing both at night and during the day, learn about hosting and stewardship along with helicopter and firearms safety, and more.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 3 years' secondary education; OR equivalent and must be 18 years of age or older Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry All applicants: > Basic numeracy and literacy skills > Must be physically capable of undertaking crew duties aboard a vessel and must provide a medical certificate from your local GP > Interview to assess likelihood of success on the programme as well as motivation to work in the vessel operations industry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? This qualification can lead directly into employment as a crew member on board a superyacht or a power driven vessel. Graduates can further their studies with a variety of maritime courses of study to move up the ranks to captain. Appropriate sea time hours of service will be required for a majority of these qualifications.

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The school also offers specialist courses tailored to meet national and international client needs. Areas covered include navigation systems, vessel technology and gear, fishery officer training, marine engineering, seafood business management etc.

NMIT Certificate, RYA Certificate, NZ Coastguard Certificates, RRTOC, STCW95

Marine

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identification, plant sanitisation, fish filleting, productivity, yield and processing systems and compliance. One elective course specialising in safe processing, packaging or chilling, freezing and thawing.

Certificate in Seafood Processing You'll have the opportunity to learn practical vocationally based seafood processing skills which will directly enhance your employment prospects within the seafood processing industry, while at the same time expanding your future employment and learning options. The programme reflects the belief that vocationally based training can benefit both you and industry and in so doing serves the general community.

All applicants: > Must be employed in the fish processing industry OR > Potential employees recommended by Work and Income, New Zealand (WINZ) OR > Prospective employees for the industry required for the peak fish processing season, and who need training for seasonal employment OR > Students who have access to the seafood processing industry Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS Academic score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

Delivered in conjunction with Seafood Training Services

Level 3

What Next?

Start: Varies

Part time, equivalent to 32 weeks full time study

A career in the seafood processing industry or further study in other maritime and seafood programmes. Other study pathways include undertaking the National Certificate in First Line Management programme as an NMIT online delivery.

The programme provides work-based training where you can learn while in your place of employment in conjunction with some face to face classroom learning.

Entry Requirements There are no minimum academic requirements.

Summary

NMIT Certificate

Content Eight compulsory courses covering health and safety; hygiene, knife handling, seafood quality processing, seafood

Maritime Courses

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Course

2nd Mate Foreign Going Crossover course STCW95 Basic Training GMDSS Advanced Deckhand Fishing (ADH-F) Local Launch Operator (LLO) Inshore Launchmaster (ILM) Marine Engineer Class 6 Marine Engineer Class 5 Restricted Radar Basic Firefighting Advanced Firefighting NZOM STCW95 (Unlimited) New Zealand Offshore Masters (NZOM) New Zealand Offshore Watchkeeper (NZOW) NZ Coastal Master Upgrade to NZOM GRTOC RRTOC Proficiency in Survival Craft Survival Craft Course Marine Engineer Class 3 (including science papers) Marine Engineer Class 4 Master Deep Sea Fishing Vessel Mate Deep Sea Fishing Vessel Able Bodied Seaman Course

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Nannying Graduate Profile

New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education Summary You'll gain solid preparation for employment as a professional nanny in the home setting. Theory and 10 weeks' practical experience ensures you'll gain an excellent grounding, becoming self reliant and able to meet individual needs of children and families. Nelson & Marlborough* Campuses

Level 5

Starts: February

34 weeks full time (Nelson)

National Certificate * Delivery pending approval

Content Includes family studies, infant and childcare, communication skills, food studies, nutrition and education through play and more.

Entry Requirements* Applicants under 20 years: > 48 credits at NCEA L2 across 4 subjects OR > Evidence of ability to study at teritary level Applicants 20 years and over: > No academic qualifications

What Next? Employment as a professional home based carer in New Zealand or overseas. Further study in the field of early childhood education is also an option. * Subject to approval

Naomi Hampson Professional Nanny Naomi Hampson knows she has one of the most important jobs in the world. The 21 year old from Golden Bay looks after other people's most prized assets - their children. "I get them breakfast, take them to school and then ferry the school age kids to various sports and activities later in the day. It's full on, but it's fun!" Naomi is responsible for four children, ranging in age from six months to 15 years old, from 7.30am until 4.30pm five days a week. While it may seem a huge responsibility, Naomi is confident she has all the skills required learnt on the Nanny Certificate programme at NMIT in 2005. "I'd been interested in early childhood education but wasn't sure if I wanted to commit to a three year course only to find I didn't want to work with children." "The one year Nanny course gave me the experience and qualification to look after children and gauge whether or not this was the path I wanted to take. I love it, I have complete freedom with the children and I'm treated like one of the family." Naomi plans her days around the children, fitting in housework duties and time out for herself when the little one is asleep. "I'm very conscious of the huge responsibility I have, but the training on the Nanny course really has given me the confidence to know I can deal with it. We learnt everything from practical parenting skills through to behavioural methods, as well as getting hands on experience on various placements" Naomi says. No stranger to family dynamics, Naomi is one of four children and Aunt to a number of nieces and nephews. "I know the importance of family and it's wonderful to be able to contribute to another." Naomi's employer, Fiona Craven says the family struck gold with Naomi and they're reassured to have someone who has a respected qualification. "Naomi just makes my life so much easier. Her involvement gives me the time and energy to really enjoy my children. When I get home from work I know they'll be safe and happy. I don't worry on any front when I am away from the house."

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All applicants: > Must provide evidence of previous experience with children and involvement in a range of cultural, social, sporting and community services > Provide two referee reports > Sign a declaration confirming their health and criminal conviction status > Sign a consent form allowing for a police check Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5; OR equivalent

Qualilty Assurance

Retail

Security

Certificate in Quality Assurance

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Will be interviewed to assess likelihood of success

Summary Delivered in partnership with the New Zealand Organisation for Quality, you'll gain a broad understanding of quality management and develop a wide range of practical skills that can be applied to manage quality in all types of organisations and industries. Distance learning or at selected locations around New Zealand

Level 5

Start: February & July

36 weeks full year programme or 20 week Fast Track programme*

NMIT Certificate * Please note: The Fast Track option is an intensive programme with a greater time commitment required per week

Content Six courses covering: concepts of quality, service quality product quality, quality costs, people power, improvement tools, control of variation, six sigma, management systems, auditing: measurement and calibration.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 14 credits NCEA L1 in maths; OR equivalent > 8 credits NCEA L2 in English; OR equivalent Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next?

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Successful completion of this programme will provide you with theoretical and practical skills to work in a variety of retail related areas. The qualification can also be a pathway to further study. Such as: National Certificate in Retail (Level 3), National Certificate in Retail (Level 4), and these may lead to Diplomas in Business and Marketing.

Certificate in Frontline Security Summary You'll gain the knowledge and practical skills in preparation for a variety of employment options within the security industry. The elective course chosen allows students to specialise in retail security, serving legal documents, transporting secure consignments, managing site security, maintaining venue security or conducting mobile security patrols. Delivered in conjunction with Skills Level 4 Update Training Institute in Auckland Starts: February, May, August & November

38 weeks full time study (or part time if already employed in the security industry).

NMIT Certificate

Content

Graduates may go on to higher level study in business and quality management or enhanced employment opportunities in specialist quality roles.

The programme consists of four compulsory and one elective course. Compulsory courses provide students with knowledge of customer service, communication, security practices, health and safety in the workplace and managing security operations. Students can also choose an elective course to specialise in.

National Certificate in Retail (Level 2)

Entry Requirements

Summary

All applicants: > No academic requirements > Minimum 18 years of age before completion of the programme > No criminal convictions for the past five years > Police clearance > Will be asked to arrange an appointment to discuss the programme Applicants whose first language is not English are required to have an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

The National Certificate in Retail (Level 2) is delivered by NMIT and Skills Update Training Institute (SUTI). This is an entry level qualification for people who are working or intending to work in the retail and distribution industry.

What Next?

Nelson Campus, SUTI (Richmond)

Level 3

Start: February, May, August & November

26 weeks, part time

National Certificate

Content

What Next?

The courses in the programme offer theoretical training, supported by practical workshops and observation in retail, customer service, merchandising and selling. Courses are broken into three sections: The retail environment, customer services for retail and merchandising and selling skills for retail. Covering customer service, health and safety, routine calculations, product knowledge, legislation, selling skills, merchandising, display and stock control.

Employment within the security industry.

Supported Training

Certificate in Community Integration Summary This programme is based on recognition that all people can learn and are entitled to education, regardless of any factors that may be seen as barriers. It aims to provide students identified as having learning disabilities with knowledge and skills for further education and living. Nelson Campus

Level 1

Start: February

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate

Content Beginners computer skills, community visual and performing arts, cooking, craft woodwork, drama, healthy living, singing and music, lifestyle skills.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > No academic requirements > Interview required

Nelson Campus (some courses available in Marlborough)

Level 1

Start: February

1 year full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Computing, horticulture, multimedia, literacy, numeracy, visual art, interpersonal and social skills in the workplace, personal safety, exploring job options, food service, outdoor challenges.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > No academic requirements > Interview required

What Next? Graduates from the programme may move into entry-level training courses in any of the training options studied in the programme, move straight into employment or continue their study on the Certificate in Employment Skills.

Graduates from this programme will be able to transfer their skills into the community, for example they will learn to independently prepare and cook meals and use a home computer for email and internet access. Further study is available on the Certificate in Training for Work Skills.

Certificate in Training for Work Skills Summary This programme is based on recognition that all people can learn and are entitled to education, regardless of any factors that may be seen as barriers. It aims to provide students identified as having learning disabilities with knowledge and skills for further education, living skills and training for work.

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What Next?

Tourism & Travel Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership Summary Can you see yourself guiding visitors in adventure activities in New Zealand's beautiful wilderness areas? With this programme you'll work closely with adventure tourism operators to enable you to become a guide in the adventure tourism industry. There are one, two or three year study options to choose from. Students may choose courses in a number of different areas including: hiking, rafting, river kayaking, rock climbing, sea kayaking, snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking. Nelson Campus

Level 4/5/6

Starts: January

3 years full time or part time in blocks

NMIT Certificate, NMIT Diploma, Industry awards

Content Year One: Certificate in Adventure Tourism You'll develop the generic skills to work in the adventure tourism industry as well as skills specific to your chosen field of interest. Year Two: Diploma in Adventure Tourism Building on from year one, this challenging programme offers students the chance to develop advanced adventure tourism skills. You'll study eight courses including three compulsory plus up to five technical adventure skills courses.

> Must have adequate level of physical fitness, previous participation in outdoor activities and demonstrate their likelihood of success through referee, reports OR an interview Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent. YEAR THREE: All applicants: > Successful completion of the NMIT Diploma in Adventure Tourism (Level 5) OR demonstrated equivalent skills and knowledge > Must have adequate level of physical fitness, previous participation in outdoor activities and demonstrate their likelihood of success through referee, reports OR an interview Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Adventure tourism guide or operator. Graduates from the first year will be able to work in a supporting role in an adventure operation. Graduating from the second year you will have the skills of a junior guide and from the third year you will have completed industry tickets in the skill area of your choice. This programme allows for student exchanges to College of the Rockies in British Columbia, Canada.

Graduate Profile

Year Three: Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership Building on from year two, you'll be able to gain industry tickets, develop instruction and leadership skills or choose tourism management courses to enhance business skills.

Entry Requirements YEAR ONE: Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 40 credits at NCEA L2 across four subjects (at least 12 credits in one subject) OR > National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (Introductory Skills) (Level 2); OR equivalent

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Applicants 20 years and over: > No formal qualifications needed

All applicants: > Must have adequate level of physical fitness, previous participation in outdoor activities and demonstrate their likelihood of success through referee, reports or an interview Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent. YEAR TWO: All applicants: > Successful completion of the NMIT Certificate in Adventure Tourism (Level 4) OR demonstrated equivalent skills and knowledge

Dawn Daley-Coers & Scott Walker Sea Kayak Guides, Kaiteriteri Kayaks As Sea Kayak guides for Kaiteriteri Kayaks, Dawn Daley-Coers and Scott Walker couldn't ask for a better job. They spend their days in the sun, doing something they love. "Being really interested in the outdoors and getting paid for it is pretty cool," says 19 year old Dawn. A real passion for the outdoors and living in the ideal place, led them both to study the Diploma in Adventure Tourism at NMIT. "Doing this Diploma gave me the ability to travel and to do something that gives people a real good time. I learnt so much at NMIT," says Scott. The pair started working for Kaiteriteri Kayaks straight after graduating from NMIT, and found the risk management, rescue training, learning to kayak, and customer communication aspects of the course, really set them up for this role.

Tourism & Travel Year 2: Principles of tourism, human resource management, business skills, customer relations, information technology, industry practice and marketing. The National Diploma in Tourism (Management) Level 5 courses may now be studied online.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 40 credits at NCEA L2 across 4 subjects, with at least 12 credits in one subject OR > National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (Introductory Skills) (Level 2); OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry All applicants: > Must demonstrate a likelihood of success on the programme through interview or referee reports Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates of the programme should be ready to set up a small business or alternatively to enter an existing business at a supervisory level.

Diploma in Tourism Management First learn professional frontline skills then advance to management level in the vibrant tourism sector. You'll be well placed to maximise employment opportunities or set up your own venture. You'll also gain knowledge of environmentally sensitive and sustainable tourism management. Nelson Campus or Online Learning for Level 5 some courses Starts: February

2 years full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma, National Diploma

Content Year 1: Customer communications, selling skills and marketing, information technology, tourism industry knowledge, business skills and environmental and cultural tourism.

New Zealand is predicted to fill another 16,000 full-time equivalent tourism positions before 2010, as the country's popularity as a tourism destination is expected to continue to grow. In 2006, 2.4 million international visitors came to New Zealand. This number is expected to reach 3 million by 2010. The tourism industry is important to New Zealand, employing people in 108,000 full-time equivalent positions in 2006. The tourism sector is predicted to need 120,000 full-time equivalent staff by 2010. Source: Career Services

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Summary

Tourism & Travel Certificate in Travel Summary A comprehensive introduction to the travel industry providing the skills and knowledge you need to function well within the industry. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: February

32 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Certificate in Aviation and Travel Flight Attendant*

Content Technical skills in the areas of domestic and international ticketing and computer reservations systems. You will also develop product knowledge, selling skills and customer service required of a travel professional.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA L2 across four subjects (at least 12 credits in one subject); OR equivalent; OR > National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (Introductory Skills) (Level 2)

All applicants: > Must demonstrate a likelihood of success on the programme through interview or referee reports > Must have previous customer service and keyboarding skills Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next?

Graduate Profile

Travel agency work, wholesale travel, airlines, coach operators, rental car companies.

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You'll gain skills in customer communication in an aviation and flight setting and the necessary technical skills in the areas of flight attendant plus skills and knowledge for the wider travel industry. This programme provides you with the opportunity to discover whether a career as a flight attendant is for you, or to continue with further study in travel or work in the wider tourism and travel industry. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: February

1 year, full time

NMIT Certificate

Applicants 20 years and over: > Open entry

Summary

Lydia Hobson Travel Consultant, Orbit Corporate Travel "I really enjoy my job, which I got as a result of having done this course at NMIT -and I will keep moving onwards and upwards in the tourism industry." In 2007 Lydia was awareded the Orbit Corporate Travel Rookie of the Year and a silver sales award for sales in excess of 1.5 million.

Content Eight courses in flight attendant skill and knowledge, aviation industry, health and safety, customer communications, selling travel office systems, domestic travel and ticketing.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 42 credits NCEA L2 across 4 subjects (minimum of 12 credits in 1 subject) OR National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (Intro Skills); OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > No minimum academic requirements All applicants: > Must be at least 18 years of age on completion of the programme > Good physical fitness (includes an ability to swim, and height and weight restrictions to meet airline requirements) > Have NZ residency > Pass a security check by Civil Aviation Authority > Demonstrate likelihood of success through interview or referee reports Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? After successful completion of this programme you'll be ready to work as a flight attendant in either commercial or non commercial organisations or take on a frontline position in the travel industry. *Subject to approval

Tourism & Travel Cultural Tourism Summary In this interesting and varied programme designed for international students, you'll examine and evaluate Nelson and New Zealand as a cultural tourism destination. You'll examine the structure of the industry, the marketing process and the cultural tourism participants and experience tourism environments in New Zealand. Level 5

Starts: January

13 weeks full time

NMIT Record of Achievement

Content

Certificate in Manaaki T poi (Cultural Tourism M ori) Summary

The New Zealand tourism industry and how it works; marketing New Zealand overseas, marketing Nelson, cultural tourism in New Zealand and its components, field studies around the south island, visits to local tourism operators, a taste of adventure tourism in the region.

The noble art of communication The language of hospitality

Entry Requirements

Ka hiwa r ! Kia hiwa r !

All applicants: > This programme is designed for international students > Students are selected by KulturTurism, Lidkoping Sweden or through application to NMIT > Students must have successfully completed secondary school education in their country of residence which will enable them to enter Level 5 study in New Zealand Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates from this programme will have gained insight into tourism in New Zealand, with a particular emphasis on cultural tourism.

Ko te kai a te Rangatira Ko te k rero

The Certificate in Manaaki T poi (Cultural Tourism M ori) programme aims to promote and facilitate increased participation of Tangata whenua and others well versed in M ori culture to work in the cultural heritage sector of the tourism industry. It hopes to ensure there are more people working in the industry with a passion for tourism M ori and the knowledge to tell history according to local Tangata whenua korero. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: February

20 weeks full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content This programme consists of five courses: Manaaki T poi (Cultural Tourism M ori), customer communications and introduction to interpretation, tourism and travel, interpretation skills.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > Minimum of 42 credits NCEA L2 across four subjects (at least 12 credits in one subject); OR > The National Certificate in Tourism & Travel (Introductory Skills) (Level 2); OR equivalent All applicants: Must demonstrate likelihood of success on the programme, through two referee reports or interview, AND applicants may be interviewed when their suitability for the programme is not sufficiently demonstrated through referee reports Applications whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Interpretative Guide.

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Trades National Certificate in Construction (Supervisor) (Level 5)* Summary This programme offers those working in the building and construction industry an opportunity to upskill or formalise their existing expertise. It provides students with on-site leadership and management skills applicable to the residential and light commercial sector of the industry. Graduates will have the skills and knowledge required by industry of a capable construction supervisor. Nelson Campus

Level 5

Starts: February

Evening classes, 2 years part time

National Certificate

Content Supervisory skills include on-site administration and supervision, knowledge of building enactments, preparation of construction programmes, time management, knowledge and implementation of site safety plans, communication skills as related to building sites, knowledge of drawings and specifications, and preparation of order lists. Technical skills include knowledge of excavations, construction methods, weatherproofing, exterior cladding, subcontractor supervision and principles of building design. Elective unit standards are chosen meet workplace requirements and career options.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) OR > Trade certificate in a building or construction trade OR > Have completed an approved apprenticeship OR > Demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills as determined by the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? A career as a Construction Supervisor or further study on the National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6) (not offered at NMIT).

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* Delivery subject to approval

National Certificate in Construction (Leading Hand) (Level 4) Summary This programme offers those working in the building and construction industry an opportunity to up-skill or formalise their existing expertise. It provides students with on-site leadership and management skills applicable to the residential and light commercial sector of the industry. Graduates will have the skills and knowledge required by the industry of a capable construction leading hand. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Start: February

Evening classes, 1 year part time

National Certificate

Content Includes: explaining and implementing site safety plans; communicating orally and in writing as related to a building site; using leadership and conflict resolution skills on a construction site. Technical skills and knowledge include: demonstrating knowledge of drawings and specifications; preparing order lists and demonstrating knowledge of weatherproofing. Elective unit standards are chosen to meet workplace requirements and career options.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) OR > Trade Certificate in a building or construction tradeOR > Have completed an approved apprenticeship OR > Demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills as determined by the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO) Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? A career as a Leading Hand or further study on the National Certificate in Construction (Supervisor) (Level 5) then further study on the National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6) (not offered at NMIT).

Trades

In our highly successful ITABs managed carpentry apprenticeship programme, we have 125 apprentices working across the Top of the South. National Certificate in Carpentry Summary Earn as you learn with this comprehensive certificate designed for apprentices working in industry. This programme is supported by the Industry Training Association Building (ITAB) scheme. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: Varies

Part time in block courses over 4 years

National Certificate

Content

Entry Requirements All applicants: > 8 credits at NCEA L1 showing basic numeracy skills; OR equivalent AND 8 credits at NCEA L1 showing basic literacy skills; OR equivalent > Must be an apprentice with a Training Agreement with NMIT and ITAB OR > Be an experienced carpenter with at least 7 years experience in the building industry evidenced by a portfolio and two referees Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

Certificate in Carpentry Summary This programme provides a good introduction to a wide range of building skills and knowledge of the building industry. Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Starts: February

40 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate

Content

What Next?

Topics covered include: hand and power tool skills, safety, health and welfare, first aid, construction techniques (site set out, foundations and floors, wall and roof framing, interior linings and finishing, exterior claddings, roofs), work site visits and work experience.

Advanced certificates in carpentry or running your own business.

Entry Requirements

Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

All applicants: > 8 credits at NCEA L1 showing basic numeracy skills; OR equivalent; AND 8 credits at NCEA L1 showing basic literacy skills; OR equivalent > Demonstration of likelihood of success by interview Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Leads to jobs in residential or commercial construction, a building apprenticeship or further study.

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Content includes: hand and power tools, safety, health and welfare, construction techniques, site set out, foundations and floors, wall and roof framing, interior linings and finishing, exterior cladding, roofs, work site visits, first aid.

Trades

Employment opportunities in the automotive industry are good as vehicle numbers continue to rise, creating a steady demand for automotive products and services.In 2006, 37,206 people were employed in motor vehicle services, and another 13,461 were employed in motor vehicle retailing. A number of automotive trades, including automotive electricians, diesel mechanics, automotive engineers, panelbeaters, automotive refinishers and coachbuilders, are experiencing long or short-term skills shortages. Source: Career Services

You'll gain the skills required to follow safe working practices in an automotive workshop and perform basic operations on motor vehicles. You'll be equipped to concentrate on developing higher skills and expertise in the automotive profession. Nelson Campus

Level 4

Starts: February

1 year full time or part time in block or evening courses over 2 or more years.

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Courses containing a selection of Level 1, 2 and 3 unit standards covering: engine repairs; preventative maintenance; fuel, exhaust, transmission, brake, cooling and electrical systems; and personnel requirements.

Entry Requirements

Summary

All applicants: > At least 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic numeracy skills; OR equivalent > At least 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic literacy skills OR equivalent > Demonstration of likelihood of success on the programme by an interview > Students must hold the appropriate driver's licence prior to attempting any unit standards that require it > Apprentices must have a 3-party contract between themselves, NMIT and the employer Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Level 4

Starts: February

Part time in block and evening courses over 3 or more years.

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Compulsory courses provide a generic understanding and skill base of automotive skills, after which students can pursue their chosen area of speciality by choosing from the suite of elective courses.

Entry Requirements

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Summary

Certificate in Automotive Engineering Study whilst employed as an apprentice in the Automotive Industry. Choose from a wide variety of elective courses to cater for your area of interest.

Certificate in Entry to Automotive Engineering

All applicants: > NMIT Certificate in Entry to Automotive Engineering (Level 2) OR demonstrated equivalent skills and knowledge > Demonstration of likelihood of success of the programme by an interview > Students must hold the appropriate driver's licence prior to attempting any unit standards that require it > Apprentices must have a 3-party contract between themselves, NMIT and an employer Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent. Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Work in the automotive industry either as a sole trader, a contractor or as a technician with a company.

Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Graduates can gain entry level employment in automotive engineering, automotive heavy engineering, automotive electrical engineering, motorcycle engineering, power boat servicing or go onto further study of the NMIT Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 4).

Trades As the mechanical engineering industry expands across a variety of occupations and industries, ranging from refrigeration and fire protection to fabrication and toolmaking, skill levels and employment opportunities vary. The people who work in this industry range from skilled workers, such as apprentices and tradespeople, to those with a high degree of technical expertise such as technicians and professional engineers. There is high demand for people with mechanical engineering qualifications in New Zealand. In addition, engineers enjoy significantly higher incomes than the general population, with many earning salaries between $30,000 and $70,000, depending on their level of expertise. Source: Career Services

Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Graduate Profile

Summary This certificate builds on the skills and knowledge learnt in the basic mechanical engineering programme. Contents comprise the second year of an apprenticeship in a range of mechanical engineering trades. Nelson Campus

Level 3

Starts: July

20 weeks full time

Content

Sam Johnson

Content includes: working to safety standards, distinguishing engineering metals, machinery installation and maintenance, advanced drawing and calculations, marking out and layout of fabrication sections, advanced use of tools, welding and associated studies.

Automotive Engineering Apprentice, MS Ford

Entry Requirements All applicants: > NMIT Certificate in Basic Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills (BMETS) OR demonstrated equivalent skills and knowledge Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Employment as an apprentice in any of the following engineering trades (with Year 2 topics already completed): Fitting and Turning, Welding/Fabricating, Tool-making /Machining, Refrigeration Engineering, Marine Engineering.

It all began with a passion for cars and motor sport, now 19 year Sam Johnson is well on is way to a career under the bonnet. He's completed his Certificate in Automotive Engineering at NMIT and is now into the second year of an apprenticeship with MS Ford in Richmond. "I love the whole diagnostic side of things. If a vehicle comes in with an electrical fault and you can figure out what's wrong and fix it that's a good feeling. I really enjoy that technical side of things." Sam knew what he wanted to do when he left Nayland College and he was set on staying local - the key reason he chose NMIT's course. "I'm really glad I chose NMIT. It was not only easier staying and studying with my friends, the biggest thing was to be able to stay and home and study while I wasn't earning any money. I saved heaps doing that." The certificate course is mixture of classroom work and practical training in NMIT's workshop. Sam says it was the perfect balance. "We'd be in the classroom in the morning then into the workshop in the afternoon. It was a great setup. There was everything there; it was all what you'd find in a standard workshop if not more and the tutors got you familiar with all the machines."

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NMIT Certificate and unit standard credits towards a National Certificate

Trades Graduate Profile

Certificate in Basic Mechanical Engineering Trade Skills (BMETS) Summary Jump start your career as an apprentice fitter and turner, welder, tool maker/machinist or refrigeration engineer through this programme, equivalent to the first year of an apprenticeship. Nelson Campus

Level 2

Starts: July

20 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

Content Content includes: working to safety standards, recognising materials, applying metrology, care and maintenance of workshop equipment, drilling, drawing and calculations, marking out, use of machine tools, fitting and turning, welding arc and gas, grinding and associated studies.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > At least 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic numeracy skills; OR equivalent > At least 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic literacy skills; OR equivalent Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent. Prior learning or experience may be credited.

Steve Bill Nelson Giants basketballer and Apprentice Engineer, Trinder Engineering Steve Bill isn't someone who stands on the sideline. The 26 year old, originally from Hokitika, hardly has a moment to spare in his busy life, but he wouldn't swap it. Steve played his 7th season for the Nelson Giants basketball team in 2008 and at the same time he's half way through his apprenticeship training to become a mechanical engineer. "I love engineering because I'm a hands-on sort of person. I wanted to get a qualification behind me that could take me anywhere and engineering is such a vast field and it can lead to heaps of opportunities here and overseas."

What Next? Employment as an apprentice in any of the following engineering trades (with Year 1 study topics already completed): Fitting and Turning, Welding/Fabricating, Toolmaking/Machining, Refrigeration Engineering, Marine Engineering.

Introduction to Trades Summary You'll gain a comprehensive knowledge base of automotive, engineering, carpentry and joinery skills to allow you to move into further study in a specialised trades area or join the trades industry workforce in an entry level position. Nelson Campus

Level 2

Starts: February

20 weeks full time

NMIT Certificate

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Content

Introductory trade skills, automotive and engineering skills, carpentry and joinery skills. Students will gain essential skills and knowledge in all four trade areas through a projectbased curriculum.

Entry Requirements > No academic entry requirements Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Leads to further study in a specialised trade area or joining the trade industry in an entry level position.

Transport & Logistics Certificate in Distribution Summary You will gain the knowledge and practical skills to prepare you for a variety of employment options within the distribution, freight forwarding and transport industries. Delivered in conjunction with Skills Update Training Institute, Auckland

Level 3

Starts: February, May, August & November

38 weeks full time (or part time if already employed in industry

NMIT Certificate

Four compulsory and one elective course. Compulsory courses provide students with knowledge of the distribution environment, stock control procedures, personal development procedures, dispatch, consumer legislation and interviewing skills. The elective course chosen depends on whether the student wishes to specialise in commercial vehicle driving and safety, distribution documentation and basic law, loss prevention, conflict resolution and stress management, sales policies, procedures and security, freight forwarding, global freight forwarding or export procedures, or work towards various driver licence classes and licence endorsements.

Entry Requirements All applicants: > No academic requirements Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 5.5 OR equivalent.

What Next? Employment within the distribution and international freight forwarding industry or apprenticeships.

Diploma in Supply Chain Management Summary Gain up-to-date knowledge in the supply chain management field, ranging from the purchasing function, supplier relationships and performance evaluation, handling materials, inventory control methods and warehousing, to distribution and distribution channel design, including transport methods. Level 5 Mixed mode delivery including paper based and online learning, seminars, workshops and work based training. Delivered in conjunction with Skills Update Training Institute (SUTI), Richmond Start: Varies

38 weeks full time (or part time if already employed in industry)

NMIT Diploma

Content Students study eight compulsory courses: supply chain management in New Zealand, introduction to organisational management, introduction to supply chain management, supply chain procurement and contract management, supply and demand management, warehousing principles, practice and management, supply chain transport management, supply chain management and ICT (information and communications technology).

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > A minimum of 36 credits at NCEA L2 across three subjects, applicants must have a minimum of 12 credits at NCEA L2 in both English and maths; OR equivalent Applicants 20 years and over: > No minimum academic requirements Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

What Next? Graduates will be equipped to implement the latest practices and technologies in supply chain management and be competent in managing relationships with multiple stakeholders throughout the supply chain.

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Content

Viticulture & Wine Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production Summary Would you like to create world-class wines or manage a vineyard? In this hands-on, practical programme you'll gain substantial theoretical understanding of a broad range of technical and practical skills related to grape growing and wine production. Also included is business management knowledge and skills to work within the wine industry. Marlborough Campus or Distance Learning Level 5 Start: February

Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology The NMIT Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production has been developed in conjunction with Lincoln University. Graduates have the option of further study, either at the NMITÂ&#x2019;s Marlborough Campus or at Lincoln to complete the Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology. This involves the equivalent of one more year of full time study plus a summer school at the NMIT Marlborough Campus after completion of the NMIT diploma. The third year also has an option to complete a vintage within study time.

2 years full time or part time equivalent

NMIT Diploma

Graduate Profile

Content Vineyard and winery design alongside soil studies, irrigation, science and management are some of the disciplines covered that will develop your ability to apply problem solving, critical thinking and planning skills within grape growing and winemaking contexts.

Entry Requirements Applicants under 20 years: > 42 credits at NCEA L3 including a minimum of 14 credits at L3 in each of two subjects (maths and a science subject) OR > A qualification considered to be equivalent to the above Applicants 20 years and over: > Evidence to support an applicant's ability to successfully undertake study at Level 5 with a reasonable likelihood of success (e.g life experience, work experience, successful completion of study at Level 4 or higher)

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All applicants: > Motivation, commitment and ability to complete the programme are considered and demonstrated by an interview > It is strongly recommended that students enrolling in this programme have achieved a minimum of 14 credits NCEA L3 in chemistry or a C pass in Bursary chemistry, a minimum of 14 credits at NCEA L3 in physics or maths or a C pass in Bursary physics or maths and an intermediate level in computing Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS academic score of 6.0 OR equivalent.

Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Supervisory or assistant managerial positions within the wine industry, cellar hand, laboratory technician, contractor, vineyard worker or continue on with further study such as the Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology.

Xin Zheng Cellarhand, Delegats When Xin Zheng arrived at Marlborough Boys College as an 18 year old his parents planned that he'd improve his English, train to become an engineer and return to China and his family. Now at age 24, Xin is working for top New Zealand winery Delegats with aspirations to become a winemaker. So what happened? " Well, I did what my parents wanted and after college went to study engineering at Canterbury University. I was top of my class but it wasn't enough. I realised this was not the path I wanted to take for my life. I wasn't passionate about engineering and I need to be passionate about what I do. I do have that passion for wine. " So he quit Canterbury and returned to Blenheim to study viticulture and wine science at NMIT. "I could have done it in lots of places but Blenheim was great for lots of reasons - 60% of all New Zealand wines are made there, the classes at NMIT were small and supportive and they had great facilities for winemaking, and we were making our own . It was brilliant." Xin has accepted a permanent job as a cellar hand at Delegats. "It's like being a chef, no matter how good your qualifications you have to start doing the basic jobs and do them well and then you move up as you learn new skills."

Viticulture & Wine

Other Information Financing your Study Fees will vary for each programme and course and change from year to year. Fees are listed in the individual course brochures available from Student Services and on the NMIT website www.nmit.ac.nz

Student Allowances Students attending a full time programme of 12 weeks or more and who are aged 18 years or over are usually eligible for a student allowance. Some 16 and 17 year olds may also qualify. Allowance rates my be affected by a student's parental income and can be topped up via a student loan.

Student Loans

Certificate in Vineyard Practice Summary Established in response to industry demand for skilled vineyard workers, this programme covers pruning, vine propagation, machinery and more! You'll gain the practical skills required to work in vineyards of New Zealand or further afield. Marlborough Campus or Distance Learning Level 3 Start varies with type of delivery (on Campus or Distance Learning)

Part time

NMIT Certificate, National Certificate

This is a Government loan which you repay through Inland Revenue when you start working. The amount you can borrow includes: course fees, course related costs, living costs and a loan administration fee. For further information on Student Allowances and Student Loans, contact Studylink on 0800 88 99 00 or visit www.studylink.govt.nz

Scholarships and Grants Each year a wide range of scholarships are available to students studying at NMIT. See page 58 for further details.

Content

Entry Requirements All applicants: > Open entry, an interest in vineyard work an advantage > Apprentices need a 3-party agreement between themselves, an employer and Horticulture ITO > A full motor vehicle licence is required Applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate an IELTS score of 5.0 OR equivalent. Prior learning or work experience may be credited to this programme of study.

What Next? Graduates can gain employment as skilled vineyard workers, set up their own vineyards or undertake further training such as the National Certificate in Horticulture(Level 4) or National Certificate in Horticulture (Advanced) (Level 4).

Student Exchange Opportunities Would you like to: > Live overseas while studying for your NMIT qualification? > Gain international experience? > Immerse yourself in a different culture? > Learn another language, but study in English? NMIT has developed a network of partner institutions all around the world and linkages with these institutions offer great opportunities for NMIT students to study overseas. NMIT students can spend one semester (or in some cases one year) studying in our partner institutions abroad and gain full credit toward their qualification at NMIT. NMIT has partner institutions in Austria, Canada, USA, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. You can also apply for a Government scholarship (valued at up to NZ $5000 for one year) to fund your travel and living expenses abroad. Talk to the Student Services team at NMIT, A Block, Nelson Campus for more information.

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Courses are available either as distance learning packages or part time, on-campus. Distance students will be sent theory manuals and assessment books which are completed and sent back to NMIT for marking. Assessment of practical competency is carried out either at the Marlborough campus or during work placement. Content includes: pruning, wrapping, tying, vine propagation, weeds, pest and disease identification and control, engineering, tractors, vineyard machinery, communication skills, first aid and health and safety. NMIT provides tutorial support either through regular classes or via distance communication.

Other Information How do I apply or enrol? Applications for all Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology programmes are welcome at any time. Use this simple guide to get started and apply for entry today. If you want more information or advice before you enrol, contact us and we'll be happy to help.

Easy Steps to Enrol You send us your completed application/enrolment form together with any additional documentation required or you can apply online at www.nmit.ac.nz/applyonline We acknowledge your application/enrolment in writing

Applications for Study Some programmes have entry requirements, these are included with the programme information in this prospectus. If an interview is required, it may be conducted one-to-one or in a group. You will be advised about interview dates when your application is processed. It is prudent to enrol early as places fill quickly in many programmes. Late applications may be considered but only if there are places available on the programme. Check out the NMIT website for up to date information on start dates. Most programmes have a Semester 1 intake date (February) and a number of programmes can also be commenced in Semester 2 (June/July). Limited places are available on most programmes. Once this limit is reached, applicants may go on to a waiting list.

We select applicants (you might be asked to supply more details or attend an interview). We contact you about the outcome If your application has been successful, we progress your enrolment and send you a confirmation letter and acknowledgement form. You sign these and return them to NMIT

Wecome!

We invoice you and you arrange your fee payment

You start your studies...

Part Time Study Most NMIT programmes can be studied part time. If you are enrolling for part time study, you may not need to go through the full application process. Please contact us to confirm.

NMIT Student Support Services

International Students

What we can help you withÂ&#x2026; > Adjustment to student life > Balancing workload and family commitments > Isolation and relocation issues > Connections to people of your culture > Removing barriers for students with disabilities > M ori and Pacific Island support > Health concerns and referrals > Advocacy > Referral to community and Government agencies > Relationship issues > Access to FREE counselling > Difficulties with other students and/or staff > Career guidance > Study/learning support

If you are not a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident but would like to study at NMIT, please contact the NMIT Student Services team for more information. Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Student Services Private Bag 19 Nelson 7042 New Zealand Tel +64 (3) 546 9175 Fax +64 (3) 546 3325 Email: international@nmit.ac.nz Web: www.nmit.ac.nz

Need Help?

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Before it all gets too much, come and talk to usÂ&#x2026;

How to contact us >

STUDENT SUPPORT HELP DESK Nelson Campus (03) 546 9175 ext 655 studentsupporthelp@nmit.ac.nz www.nmit.ac.nz/support

DISABILITY COORDINATOR Nelson Campus (available mornings) (03) 546 9175 ext 723 or 027 286 3311

STUDENT ADVISOR Nelson Campus (03) 546 9175 ext 695 or 027 242 899 Marlborough Campus (03) 578 0215 ext 588

KAITAKAWAENGA Nelson Campus (03) 546 9175 ext 828

KAUMATUA Marlborough Campus (03) 578 0215

NMIT STUDENT COUNSELLING SERVICE (Available 24 hours, 7 days) 0508 664 981

PACIFIC ISLAND LIAISON Nelson Campus (available Mon & Fri mornings) (03) 546 9175 ext 865 or 027 246 0140

INTERNATIONAL PASTORAL CARE Nelson Campus (03) 546 9175 ext 876

HEALTH NURSE Nelson Campus (available mornings) (03) 546 9175 ext 804

Other Information STUDY/LEARNING SUPPORT Nelson Campus (03) 546 9175 ext 672 Marlborough Campus (03) 578 0215 ext 560

COMMUNITY LAW SERVICE Marlborough Campus (available Tuesdays) (03) 578 0215

Useful phone numbers/links >

CAREER SERVICES 0800 222 733

CHILDCARE Campus Corner Early Learning Centre (Nelson) (03) 548 0104 Beavertown Early Learning Centre (Marlborough) (03) 578 8984

COMMUNITY LAW SERVICE 0800 246 146

HEALTHCARE Emergency Services 111 Alcohol & Drug Helpline 0800 787 797 Independent Nursing Practice (Nelson) (03) 546 8155 Family Planning Association (Marlborough) (03) 578 3047

Nelson Hospital (03) 546 1800 Wairau Public Hospital (03) 520 9999 >

IRD 0800 227 774 www.ird.govt.nz

STUDENT ACCOMMODATION Nikau Apartments (Nelson) (03) 548 7000

STUDY LINK 0800 889 900 www.studylink.govt.nz

WORK AND INCOME 0800 559 009 www.workandincome.govt.nz

SANITI In 2002, students at NMIT voted in a referendum for a compulsory Student Association, known as SANITI (Student Association of NelsonMarlborough Institute of Technology Incorporated). SANITI is run by students, for students, to be an effective voice for student concerns and needs across all NMIT campuses. For further information on fees and services, provided by SANITI contact the SANITI office. Ph (03) 546 2425 or visit www.saniti.org.nz

research assistance. The Learning Support service offers 'Skills for Success' seminars at the start of each semester in conjunction with the library. Learning Support tutors are available throughout the semester to provide assistance with general study skills, maths, English language and computing. Just make an appointment or have a chat about your needs with the Learning Support Coordinator. Check out the latest exhibitions from the School of Arts and Media in NMIT's Fishbowl Gallery, located on the ground floor of the LLC.

New Programmes for 2009 NMIT is constantly working to develop new programmes to meet the training and development needs of the region. The following programmes are currently in development for 2009: > Diploma in Commerce > Diploma in Information Technology > Diploma in Youth Coaching and Teaching* > Certificate in Pre-Trade Electrical Engineering* > National Certificate in Applied Mechanical Engineering (Level 4)* > National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Electrical Engineering) (Level 4)* > Certificate in Applied Technology (Plumbing and Gas Fitting* > National Certificate in Joinery (Introduction) (Level 2)* *Subject to approval

NZ Citizenship or Permanent Residency

Library Learning Centre

The New Zealand Ministry of Education subsidises fees for New Zealand citizens and permanent residents. New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency is an entry requirement for some NMIT programmes. This is defined as:

The Library Learning Centre (LLC) on the Nelson Campus provides library, computing, audio-visual and study facilities for staff and students. A learning support service is also available for students. Students studying at the Marlborough Campus or at other locations can also access resources from the LLC and there is also a small library at the Marlborough Campus. The LLC collection, which contains books, journals, videos and DVDs supports the teaching, learning and research needs of NMIT students. A range of online resources can be accessed from the LLC website http://library.nmit.ac.nz together with information about the LLC, the online catalogue and subject guides.

> A New Zealand citizen, which includes citizens of the Cook Island, Niue and Tokelau > A New Zealand permanent resident currently living in New Zealand > An Australian citizen currently living in New Zealand > An Australian permanent resident who has a returning resident's visa and is currently living in New Zealand > Certain exchange students > Certain dependants of diplomatic personnel > A learner with refugee status who is required to undertake a prescribed course of study or training to satisfy residency requirements

The LLC has a range of study spaces available, including group study rooms (which can be booked), a language suite and a quiet study room. There are two open access computer suites within the LLC, plus a training seminar room. Students on courses of more than 40 hours' duration have free Internet access for the length of their programme. In the open access computer suites, student assistants are available at rostered times to provide support with using the computers. LLC orientations are offered at the start of each semester, with further training sessions available throughout the year to help you find your way around the collection. At the Information Desk students can get help to find information for assignments, or make an appointment for extended

Online and Distance Learning Students studying NMIT programmes via distance learning or online must be NZ citizens or permanent residents and be living in New Zealand for the duration of their studies.

Please note: The information in this prospectus is provided for your information and guidance. Every effort has been made to ensure it was accurate at the time of publication, however for the most up to date information, please contact 0800 4 CAREER. Please note that all programmes are run subject to sufficient student numbers.

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NMIT Scholarships

Achieve your dream by becoming a scholarship recipientÂ&#x2026; Each year a wide range of scholarships are available to students undertaking tertiary study at NMIT; including:

The scholarship information provided below is intended as a guide only and some details may change.

> Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) scholarships > Nelson and Marlborough Regional scholarships > National scholarships

Up to date information on scholarships can be found on the NMIT website: www.nmit.ac.nz/scholarships or request your copy of the NMIT Scholarships brochure from Student Services on 0800 422 733.

Scholarship

Criteria

Due Date

Value

Contact

Equity

Pacific Island, M ori, Person with a Disability, Women, Rural, ESOL (NZ resident) and studying full time towards a nationally recognised qualification at NMIT.

20 February

Up to $500

Student Services

Nelson Marlborough Masonic Association

Full time students at NMIT showing good motivation and some degree of financial hardship.

20 February

3 x $400

Student Services

Year 13 Half a Degree for Free

Available to current Year 13 students who have applied and been accepted to study full time on a NMIT Degree programme in the following year. Students must have been a full time Year 13 student at a participating local secondary school immediately prior to application.

Prior to The value of each Student Services programme start scholarship will cover the date full programme fees of the first 3 semesters on 1 of the 4 stated NMIT degree programmes.

Outward Bound

Available to students studying full time at NMIT and wanting to undertake a course at Outward Bound within 6 months of being awarded the scholarship.

01 November

2 x Outward Bound Courses Student Services - Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Kaiapa (Uncle) Jack Kohe

This scholarship is designed to assist students with fees. Students showing potential to excel in the chosen field/s of study will be eligible. Previous achievement may be taken into consideration. The student will have been accepted onto the programme in the chosen field/s of study. Applicants should show participation in whanau, marae and/or iwi based.

20 February

$1000

Student Services - Nelson & Marlborough Campuses

Toss Woollaston Art

Students intending to study full time at NMIT on arts programmes of at least one year.

20 February

$1000

Student Services

Nelson Pine Industries Kickstart

Available to full time students on a selected range of study programmes. Please contact NMIT for details.

20 February

Up to $500

Student Services

Centre for Tourism

Second year, full time students completing either Certificate in Professional Cookery, Diploma in Tourism Management (Year 2) or Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership.

20 November

3 x $1000 (1 x cookery, 1 x adv tourism, 1 x tourism management)

School of Tourism, Hospitality & Wellbeing

Wine Marlborough

Open to students undertaking full time study in the first year of the NMIT Diploma in Viticulture & Wine Production. The scholarship will be based on motivation and suitability to work in the viticulture/wine industry, must be NZ Resident.

27 February

$1500

Student Services

Gravitas Industry Excellence Award

Open to students undertaking full time study in the second year of NMIT's Diploma in Viticulture & Wine Production. Designed to recognise academic achievement and potential to excel in the field of viticulture and wine production.

30 October

$2000

Student Services

Tasman Rugby Union and Tasman Rugby Academy Scholarships

NMIT is the official education provider for Tasman Rugby Union and Tasman Rugby Academy providing up to $25,000 of scholarships over 3 years. The partnership is to ensure up and coming rugby players are fully supported to gain qualifications through study for a life after rugby.

Varies Prior to programme start

Tasman Rugby Union 03 548 7030

Nelson Giants Scholarships

NMIT is the official education provider for the Nelson Giants. The partnership is to ensure up and coming basketball players are fully supported to gain qualifications through study for a life after basketball.

Prior to Varies programme start

Nelson Giants 03 548 7080

Nelson Federation of Graduate Women Grant

Highly motivated 2nd or 3rd year female degree student who has / is experiencing personal hardship.

20 February

$1000

Student Services

Kain Scholarship for Women

Women studying full time at NMIT

20 February

$1000

Student Services

General

Course Specific

Sports

0800 422 733 : info@nmit.ac.nz : www.nmit.ac.nz

Women

Marlborough Campus Marlborough Zonta

Open to women studying fulltime at the Marlborough Campus. These enrolled in career related partime study may also apply.

20 February

$500

Student Services

Blenheim Lions

Open to full time students studying at the Marlborough Campus.

20 February

$500

Student Services

Students resident within the West Coast region and studying full time at NMIT on a full year programme

20 February

$500 - $700 (up to 4 awards)

Student Services

Rural West Coast

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Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology

Te Whare Wananga o Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka a Maui

Student Services NMIT Private Bag 19 Nelson 7042

Freepost Authority Number 174748

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology

Te Whare Wananga o Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka a Maui

Student Services NMIT Private Bag 19 Nelson 7042

Freepost Authority Number 174748

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology

Te Whare Wananga o Te Tau Ihu o Te Waka a Maui

Student Services NMIT Private Bag 19 Nelson 7042

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NMIT Nelson 322 Hardy Street Private Bag 19 Nelson 7042 NMIT Marlborough 85 Budge Street PO Box 643 Blenheim 7240