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Welcome 2016 Secondary School Information Pack Welcome to our newly created information pack. We have compiled different resources together to give you a handy reference guide.
In this pack you will find information about: > > > > > >
Information sessions Year 9 and 10 taster days Our open days STAR information sheets, enrolment and consent forms Wellington Trades Academy Right Start
Please enjoy using our guide. It is intended as a reference folder from which you can photocopy info sheets to share with your students. You should also be receiving our email newsletter which provides you updates on what’s happening at WelTec. Let us know if you would like your details included on the mailing list. We’re aiming to only send six newsletters each year, so we won’t be flooding your inboxes.
Our major Open Days are planned for: > Thursday 9 June, our own popular Petone campus open day > Friday 26 August, Wellington Tertiary Institute open days, If you have not marked these on your calendar please do so. I will be circulating more information about these events during the year. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Andrea Adams Secondary School Liaison Officer DDI: 04 830 3084 Email: secondaryschools@weltec.ac.nz Or you can freephone our Student Advisor team on 0800 935 832.
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Information Sessions
Learn real skills for your future If you have a group of students who would like to learn more about the vocational choices we offer, then we are happy to either visit or host them. In our visits to schools we share a presentation where we discuss the different study options we offer. The presentations provide a quick overview of our programmes. You may find it more valuable to bring your students to WelTec so that they can explore our facilities and make a better appraisal on the suitability of what we offer. Either way, we are happy to visit or host.
We can vary the content of our information sessions according to your students’ needs. > Talk about our courses and the entry requirements > Discuss the mentoring and support we provide > Share a brief presentation about WelTec and the options we offer > Answer any questions students have > Stage tours of our campuses so that they can check our facilities The sessions are best suited for class sizes of up to forty students. We can host larger groups on request, we just need to be aware of these group numbers prior to the day. We look forward to helping you and your students with finding a relevant vocational pathway. If you are interested in hosting an information session or visiting WelTec, please contact: Andrea Adams Secondary School Liaison Officer DDI: 04 830 3084 Email: secondaryschools@weltec.ac.nz Or you can freephone our student advisor team on 0800 935 832.
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Year 9 and 10 Taster Days 2016
Experience what we have to offer Taster Days allow students to come in for a half or full day and sample tertiary learning. The Taster Days allow your students to come in and try different subjects. During their time here they will be given a small challenge so that they can apply themselves and see if the subject is for them. Our tutors will guide your students to help them complete the exercise. For example, for Carpentry the students work on building bird houses. Information will be shared with students so that they can start to make informed decisions on their vocational career path. A participation fee is charged to help cover the costs of materials and resources. Last year the fee was $50 per student. Further information will be provided closer to time. I will share information with you, as details are finalised. Each course has places for 16 to 18 students. WelTec’s Taster Days are open to all secondary schools. Due to demand we can only make places available on a first in, first served basis. If you would like to join us in one of our days, please email us to book your students.
We are planning to offer taster days on 10/11 November, 24/25 November, and 2 December. Taster days will be hosted across our four main campuses. The days tend to run from 9am to 2.15pm.
Subjects will include options as diverse as: > Automotive - Petone > Beverage Services/Barista - Wellington > Bricklaying - Petone > Computer Aided Design (CAD) - Petone > Construction - Petone > Cookery - Petone/Wellington > Creative Technologies – Petone > Exercise Science - Petone > Hairdressing - Petone/Wellington > Paving/Landscaping - Petone > Restaurant Service - Wellington > VEX Robotics (Engineering) - Petone
We look forward to hosting you and your students in this day of practical learning and insight as students research their vocational pathway. For any further queries on these sessions or to book in your school please feel free to email: Andrea Adams Secondary School Liaison Officer DDI: 04 830 3084 Email: secondaryschools@weltec.ac.nz Or you can freephone our student advisor team on 0800 935 832.
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s y a D n e p WelTec O Petone Thursday 9 June Wellington Friday 26 August
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Want to stay at school? But try something different?
WELLINGTON
Trades Academy lets you enjoy both worlds. Enjoy the benefits of staying at secondary school but learn new skills at Trades Academy.
TRADES ACADEMY
It’s easy as 3-2-1
3
days at school
2
days of practical learning
Practical hands-on learning.
To apply:
While at the Trades Academy you’ll learn in a practical, hands-on, activity and project-based environment using the latest equipment and technology relevant to your chosen future. You will also develop the foundation skills you need so you can progress to higher learning opportunities or move directly into employment.
To be eligible to enrol at the Wellington Trades Academy you should have achieved at least 60 credits at NCEA Level 1 including the requirements for NCEA Level 1 literacy and numeracy. If you don’t have this entry requirement you can still apply for a special entry.
We offer a number of part-time options. The programmes operate two days a week. During the rest of the week you will attend your secondary school as per normal.
Once we receive your Application to Enrol form and a reference from your school, you will be invited in for an introductory meeting. You can bring family and whanau or other support people with you.
Possible options for 2017 include:
This meeting allows us to discuss the programme and ensure it is the right choice for you. It will allow you to start planning for your year at the Wellington Trades Academy. There are a fixed number of places available so enrolments that meet the key criteria are accepted in the order that they are received.
Construction and Infrastructure
For more information about Trades Academy please contact:
You will gain credits to help you achieve your NCEA Level 2.
> Construction Trades > Trades Skills
Manufacturing and Technology
> Automotive and Engineering > Engines and Electricity
Primary Industries
> Introductory Animal Care
Service Industries
> Hairdressing and Beauty Salon Support > Hospitality > Fitness
Social and Community Services
> Early Childhood Studies > Community Participation
Location of studies is dependent on which option you choose. Most programmes are delivered at either WelTec in Petone or Whitireia in Porirua. All programmes for 2017 are currently subject to confirmation.
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programme to learn new skills
Andrea Adams Secondary School Liaison Officer DDI: 04 830 3084 Email: secondaryschools@weltec.ac.nz Or you can freephone our student advisor team on 0800 935 832.
Timetable
2016 Term 1 Offerings
Campus
Min/Max
Cost per Day of week Student
Duration
Hours
Unit Standard
Barista
Cuba Street
14 /16
$375
Friday 19 Feb – Friday 18 March
5 days
5 hours per day
US 17288 (Level 3, 5 credits)
Friday 19 Feb – Friday 18 March
5 days
5 hours per day
US 13285 (Level 2, 2 credits)
Cookery
Cuba Street
14/16
$390
9am – 2.30pm
9am – 2.30pm
US 167 (Level 2, 4 credits)
Cookery Taster
Cuba Street
14/16
$50
Friday 15 April
1 day
5 hours perday
No unit standard
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Timetable
2016 Term 2 Offerings
Campus
Min/Max
Cost per Day of week Student
Duration
Hours
Unit Standard
Bakery
Cuba Street
14 /16
$390
5 days
5 hours per day
US 13272 (Level 2, 2 credits)
Friday 6 May – Friday 3 June
US 13325 (Level 3, 4 credits)
Bakery Taster
Cuba Street
14/16
$50
Friday 17 June
1 days
5 hours per day
No unit standard
Barista/ Mocktail Taster
Cuba Street
14/16
$50
Friday 24 June
1 day
5 hours per day
No unit standard
Business and IT
Petone
14/16
$400
Friday 27 May – 17 June
4 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 2789 (Level 3, 6 credits)
Masonry/ Landscape
Petone
16 max
$400
Friday 6 May – Friday 3 June
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 12938 (Level 2, 4 credits)
Painting
Petone
16 max
$400
Friday 6 May – Friday 3 June
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 25067 (Level 2, 5 credits)
Tourism
Petone
14/18
$375
Monday 2 May Monday 30 May
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 18226 (Level 3, 3 credits) US 378 (Level 3, 3 credits)
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Timetable
2016 Term 3
Min/Max
Cost per Day of week Student
Animal Care Petone
TBA
$400
Bakery Taster
Cuba Street
14/16
Barista/ Mocktail Taster
Cuba Street
Business and IT
Cookery
Offerings
Campus
Duration
Hours
Unit Standard
Monday 1 August – Monday 29 August
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 21381 (Level 2, 3 credits)
$50
Friday 23 September
1 day 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
No unit standard
14/16
$50
Friday 16 September
1 day 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
No unit standard
Petone
14/16
$400
Friday 19 August – Friday 9 September
4 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 2789 (Level 3, 6 credits)
Cuba Street
12/16
$390
Friday 26 August – 5 days Friday 23 September 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 13285 (Level 2, 2 credits) US 167 (Level 2, 4 credits)
Cookery Taster
Cuba Street
12/18
$50
Friday 16 September 1 day 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
No unit standard
Hairdressing
Petone
12/18
$400
Friday 29 July Friday 5 August Friday 12 August Friday 19 August
4 days 9am – 3.45pm
5 hours per day
US 21936 (Level 2, 1 credit) US 25439 (Level 2, 2 credits)
Masonry/ Landscape
Petone
16 max
$400
Friday 26 August – 5 days Friday 23 September 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 12938 (Level 2, 4 credits)
Painting
Petone
16 max
$400
Friday 26 August – 5 days Friday 23 September 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 25067 (Level 2, 5 credits)
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Timetable
2016 Term 4 Offerings
Campus
Min/Max
Cost per Day of week Student
Masonry/ Landscape
Petone
16 max
$400
Painting
Petone
16 max
$400
Duration
Hours
Unit Standard
Friday 14 October – Friday 11 November
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 12938 (Level 2, 4 credits)
Friday 14 October – Friday 11 November
5 days 9am – 2.30pm
5 hours per day
US 25067 (Level 2, 5 credits)
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Timetable
2016 School Holidays Offerings
Campus
Min/Max
Cost per Day of week Student
Beauty Therapy
Wellington
12/18
$400
Carpentry
Petone
16 max
$400
Duration
Hours
Unit Standard
Thursday 10, Friday 11 November and Thursday 17, Friday 18 November
4 days 9am – 3.45pm
5 hours per day
US 27640, (Level 2, 3 credits)
Monday 18 July – Friday 22 July
5 days 9am – 3.30pm
6 hours per day
US 12927, (Level 2, 6 credits)
4 days 9am – 3.45pm
5 hours per day
US 23010 (Level 2, 5 credits)
4 days 9am – 3.45pm
5 hours per day
US 21793 (Level 2, 2 credits)
Monday 3 October – Friday 7 October
Creative
Wellington
12/18
$400
Thursday 21, Friday 22 April and Thursday 28, Friday 29 April Thursday 14, Friday 15 July and Thursday 21, Friday 22 July Monday 26 September – Thursday 29 September
Exercise/ Sport
Petone
12/18
$400
Thursday 21, Friday 22 April and Thursday 28, Friday 29 April
US 9677 (Level 2, 3 credits)
Thursday 14, Friday 15 July and Thursday 21, Friday 22 July
Hairdressing
Petone
12/18
$400
Thursday 21, Friday 22 April and Thursday 28, Friday 29 April
4 days 9am – 3.45pm
5 hours per day
US 21936 (Level 2, 1 credit) US 25439 (Level 2, 2 credits)
Thursday 29, Friday 30 September and Thursday 6, Friday 7 October
Petone 3D Engineering
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10/16
$300
Monday 18 – Friday 22 July Monday 3 – Friday 7 October
5 days 9am – 3.30pm
5 hours per day
US 2436 (Level 3, 5 credits)
WelTec hosts weekly Vex Robotics events. These are free sessions that allow you to work on vex robots in a safe environment with others who enjoy the sport. Great for secondary schools that have vex robotics teams or who are thinking of entering competitions.
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Animal Care
Level: 2
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 5 days
Cost: $400
Aims To gain knowledge of the Animal Welfare Act and acting ethically with animals. Learning outcomes Students will have a broad understanding of the Animal Welfare Act, how it applies in an animal care facility, and to ethical care and handling of animals. Assessment Students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 21381, version 2 – (Level 2, 3 credits) People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of: ethical behaviour and the Animal Welfare Act in relation to animal care and handling; and application of the Animal Welfare Act to a specific animal-related organisation or facility. What should students wear and bring? Students should wear smart casual dress and bring a pen. Term 3 Monday 1 August Monday 8 August Monday 15 August Monday 22 August Monday 29 August
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Animal Care Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: New Zealand Certificate in Animal Care (Companion Animals) (Level 3)
National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing (Level 5)
Taking care of animals is a challenging and rewarding career option. You will have the opportunity to put theory into practice with shared responsibility for the care of animals and work experience within the industry. We will assist you with gaining knowledge and skills for your chosen career.
The National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing will provide you with a range of clinical, surgical and diagnostic skills that will prove invaluable to a career in veterinary nursing. Learn industry-relevant skills with veterinary clinic work placements. Your learning will take place in an environment with the latest facilities and equipment, taught by tutors who are highly qualified and experienced in their fields.
Programme overview > > > > > > >
Learn the correct care for cats, dogs, and either rabbits or birds Learn the techniques of animal handling Gain skills in up-to-date safe working practices Welfare, ethics and safe working practices Health and husbandry of companion animals Hygiene and zoonosis Work experience at Wellington SPCA
Programme overview > > > > > > > > >
Get real-world work experience and allocated surgery days Learn surgical skills, including preparing patients for surgery, assisting in surgical procedures and anaesthesia Gain knowledge of clinical skills, including nursing hospitalised patients, admitting and discharging animals, dispensing drugs and fluid therapy Develop diagnostic skills, including radiography of animals and collecting and testing diagnostic samples Learn the expected standards of professional behaviour Gain knowledge in the area of parturition Recognise normal and abnormal conditions and behaviour of animals Learn methods of transporting cats and dogs Gain skills in industry reception services and sales skills
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Bakery
Level: 2/3
Campus: Cuba Street
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 5 days
Cost: $390
Aims To gain knowledge and skills to cool food items by baking, and to prepare and produce basic cakes, sponges and scones in a commercial kitchen. Pre-requistie for this is US 167. Learning outcomes Students will be able to prepare to bake and present food items. Cakes, sponges and scones - students will be able to prepare to cook, and produce basic cakes, sponges and scones in a commercial kitchen. Assessment Unit Standard 13272, version 4 - Level 2 (2 credits) Cook food items by baking. Cakes, sponges and scones - Students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 13325, version 3 - Level 3 (4 credits) Bake basic cakes, sponges and scones in a commercial kitchen. What should students wear and bring? Students should be in black pants and white shirt and leather covered non-slip footwear. Hair must be pulled back and secured. No jewellery allowed. Nails must be short with no nail polish. Bring pen and paper. Class Sizes: 14-16 Students Term 2 Friday 6 May Friday 13 May Friday 20 May Friday 27 May Friday 3 June
Tasters Term 2 Friday 17 June Term 3 Friday 23 September
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Bakery Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality
New Zealand Certificate in Cookery
(Level 2 - Petone Campus only)
(Level 3 - Petone Campus only)
Want to get started on a career in the hospitality industry? This foundation programme will give you the skills and knowledge to work in a variety of entry level positions. Or you may decide to carry on studying and further develop your hospitality skills.
Learn cookery in Petone. Gain the skills to work as an entry-level chef. Produce the basic dishes required in a commercial kitchen. Practise preparing, cooking and presenting dishes. Learn about nutrition and kitchen procedures for the industry. Serve real customers in our Petone training restaurant.
Programme overview > > > >
Learn basic cooking methods Practise cooking in a professional environment Develop customer service skills Learn food and beverage service skills
Programme overview > > > >
Cook, prepare and present dishes Commercial kitchen procedures Learn about nutritional value Health and safety
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Business and IT
Level: 3
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 4 days
Cost: $400
Aims People credited with this unit standard are able to: plan desktop published documents for organisation use; produce the documents in according to the specifications of a brief; and evaluate and print the documents Learning outcomes Students will plan and produce desktop published documents for organisational use. Assessment Unit Standard 2789 (Level 3, 6 credits) Students who complete this unit standard will produce a flyer, a poster and a booklet using desktop publishing. What should students wear and bring? Students should wear smart casual dress and bring a pen and a small plastic folder to put handouts in. Class Sizes: 12-15 Students Term 2
Term 3
Friday 27 May Friday 3 June Friday 10 June Friday 17 June Friday 24 June
Friday 19 August Friday 26 August Friday 2 September Friday 9 September Friday 16 September
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Business and IT Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Bachelor of Applied Management (Level 7)
National Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4)
Develop business knowledge and expertise including a historical perspective of business development in New Zealand and an understanding of multicultural influences on business operation. Gain the understanding to implement sustainable focused business practices.
Designed to prepare you to work in an office environment, you will develop customer service, office administration and computing skills. This programme has an applied learning focus where you will work in groups on scenario-based projects. Programme overview
Programme Majors Accounting Working as a managerial accounting professional your expertise and assistance will help managers create and implement financial strategies. Event Management Create and manage successful events as well as developing specialist skills to ensure that entertainment, conferences and marketing events run smoothly. Hospitality Management* Develop specific management knowledge and skills for applied business management in the hospitality industry including food and beverage, accommodation and facilities management.
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Bring your Microsoft Word formatting skills to an advanced level Develop your display principles and techniques Gain experience in the use and administration of office equipment Learn about business centre functions and systems Develop your skills in customer service Gain insight into specialist business documents and problem solving Get up to speed with MYOB financial accounts Learn how to handle GST returns Learn how to work with accounts receivable and payable Gain skills in desktop publishing Learn about project software Develop your skill in using email and electronic diary management Increase your skills in employment preparation
*Pending approval by NZQA. Human Resources Management New Zealand business has a constant need for qualified human resource managers, who are responsible for an organisation’s workforce in both public and private sectors. Sales and Marketing Sales and Marketing Management could see you with a key role in planning, directing and developing the promotion and sale of an organisation’s goods and services. Strategic Management As a professional in Strategic Management you will play a part in the analyses of major initiatives taken by senior management in many areas of both private and public sectors.
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Construction
Level: 2
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 6 days
Cost: $400
Carpentry
Landscape/Masonry
Painting
Aims To provide students with skills and knowledge in the use of woodworking hand tools.
Aims
Aims
To provide students with introductory skills and knowledge within a bricklaying or landscape sector.
To provide students with introductory skills and knowledge in painting and decorating sector.
Learning outcomes Students will be able to identify, select, maintain and use hand tools for the construction of BCATS projects. Assessment Unit Standard 12927, (Level 2, 6 credits)
Learning outcomes Learning outcomes Students will be able to calculate quantities and prepare an order for materials for a paved area; excavate, compact and lay paving blocks; and complete work operations under supervision.
Students will be able to prepare to perform basic painting and decorating work for residential dwelling and complete work operations under supervision. Assessment Unit Standard 25067, (Level 2, 5 credits)
Assessment Unit Standard 12938, (Level 2, 4 credits) School Holidays
Term 2
Carpentry Monday 18 July – Friday 22 July
Painting Friday 6 May Friday 13 May Friday 20 May Friday 27 May Friday 3 June
Monday 3 October – Friday 7 October
Term 3 Landscape/Masonry Friday 6 May Friday 13 May Friday 20 May Friday 27 May Friday 3 June
Painting Friday 26 August Friday 2 August Friday 9 August Friday 16 August Friday 23 September
Landscape/Masonry Friday 26 August Friday 2 August Friday 9 August Friday 16 August Friday 23 September
What should students bring? All 3 courses require protective footwear, steel cap NZ Standard, (don’t need to be boots, safety shoes are fine). Painting requires overalls. Safety eye wear provided.
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Construction Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Certificate in Foundation Studies (Painting) (Level 3)
Certificate in Landscape Construction
Learn how to professionally prepare surfaces and paint interiors and exteriors. Gain knowledge of how to interpret building drawings and specifications. Learn how to erect scaffolding. There is also the opportunity to practise your skills on the houses we build or by working on a community project or other full-scale work.
Learn how to design, price and build features such as fences, retaining walls and pergolas. Get hands-on with timber, concrete and stone. Learn to use hand and power tools and other equipment. Practise your skills on real projects in the community.
This certificate provides students with knowledge of how to interpret drawings and specifications for building work. Students will learn safe worksite practice in preparation, through to finishing off a paint system in a practical setting. Programme overview > Apply measurement and calculation, order and specify paint systems in accordance with working drawings and specifications > Gain hands-on worksite skills including the safe use of painting and decorating materials > Erect scaffolding for painting and apply site safety procedures in construction work > Prepare surfaces and apply paint by brush and roller to manufacturers’ specifications
(Level 4)
Programme overview > > > > > >
Learn about construction of timber landscape features Gain an understanding of hard surface construction (concrete, paving, slate and tiles) Learn about brick, block and stone landscape features Gain knowledge about drainage requirements for hard surfaces Gain skills in the use of hand tools, power tools and equipment Learn about keeping safe on site
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Cookery
Level: 2
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 5 days
Cost: $400
Aims To gain knowledge and skills to handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen; and to practise food safety methods in food business, while preparing basic dishes. Learning outcomes Knives and basic dishes – Students will be able to handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen while preparing basic dishes. Food safety and basic dishes – Students will be able to maintain effective personal hygiene when working with food as per establishment requirements; prevent cross-contamination in food business; and measure, record and act on temperature of high risk food, while preparing basic dishes. Assessment Knives and basic dishes – Students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 13285, version 3 - (Level 2, 2 credits) Handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen. Food Safety and basic dishes – Students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 167, version 6 - (Level 2, 4 credits) Practice food safety methods in a food business. What should students wear and bring? Students should be in black pants and white shirt and leather covered non-slip footwear. Hair must be pulled back and secured. No jewellery allowed. Nails must be short with no nail polish. Bring pen and paper. Class Sizes: 14-16 Students Term 2 Friday 19 February Friday 26 February Friday 4 March Friday 11 March Friday 18 March
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Term 3 Friday 26 August Friday 2 September Friday 9 September Friday 16 September Friday 23 September
Tasters Term 2 Friday 15 April Term 3 Friday 16 September
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Cookery Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: New Zealand Certificate in Cookery
New Zealand Certificate in Cookery
(Level 3 - Petone Campus only)
(Level 4 - Wellington Cuba Street Campus only)
Learn cookery in Petone. Gain the skills to work as an entry-level chef. Produce the basic dishes required in a commercial kitchen. Practise preparing, cooking and presenting dishes. Learn about nutrition and kitchen procedures for the industry. Serve real customers in our Petone training restaurant.
Master the techniques of food preparation and basic cooking skills through to more advanced methods. Develop your skills in different cuisines, from Asian to contemporary New Zealand to classical French cooking. Learn how to plan and cost a menu. Benefit from experienced tutors who have worked locally and overseas. Learn hands-on in the kitchen.
Programme overview > > > >
Cook, prepare and present dishes Commercial kitchen procedures Learn about nutritional value Health and safety
Programme overview > Develop your skills and knowledge in different styles of cuisine from Asian, contemporary New Zealand, to classical French cooking > Gain a working knowledge of nutritional principles > Learn how to plan and cost a menu
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Creative
Level: 2
Campus: Church Street
Hours: 9am – 3.45pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 4 days
Cost: $400
Aims This course aims to introduce students to a career in Creative Industries. Students will gain knowledge and skills to generate, develop and refine drawing skills. Learning outcomes Generate, develop and refine visual ideas in whakairo Assessment Unit Standard 23010 (Level 2, 5 credits) What should students wear and bring? Students should wear full school uniform and bring a pen and paper. Class Sizes: 12-18 students School Holidays Thursday 21 April Friday 22 April Thursday 28 April Friday 29 April
Thursday 14 July Friday 15 July Thursday 21 July Friday 22 July
Monday 26 September – Thursday 29 September
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Creative Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Certificate in Creative Technologies
Bachelor of Creative Technologies
(Level 4)
(Level 7)
17 week course. Start your creative journey. Get a taste of creative principles and techniques. You’ll learn about art and design. Drawing. Photography. Illustration. Painting. And printmaking. Learn skills in creating 3D media such as modelmaking and using design software.
All your training is tailored to suit industry. Work on real-life projects. Learn from leading professionals. You’ll build your portfolio. You’ll work on collaborative projects, just as you would in industry. Take part in a public exhibition.
Programme overview
Programme overview
> Learn fundamental digital camera operation skills – aperture, shutter speed, composition and lighting > Gain skills in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator > Be introduced to digital innovation with a laser cutter, 3D scanner, 3D printer and drawing tablet > Learn how to use 3D tools and workshop technology to create 3D design projects > Extend and explore drawing and painting skills
> Graphic design (print) > Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign > Photography > Digital film and television > Animation > Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality development
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Exercise/Sport
Level: 2
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 3.45pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 4 days
Cost: $400
Aims Learn about gym and sports environments. Learning outcomes By the end of this course, students are able to: > Ensure gym equipment can be demonstrated safely. > Demonstrate the exercise on or in the gym equipment safely. Assessment Unit Standard 21793 (Level 2, 2 credits) Unit Standard 9677 (Level 2, 3 credits) What should students wear and bring? Students should wear appropriate gym wear and footwear and bring a pen and paper. Class Sizes: 12-18 Students School Holidays Thursday 21 April Friday 22 April Thursday 28 April Friday 29 April
Thursday 14 July Friday 15 July Thursday 21 July Friday 22 July
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Exercise/Sport Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Certificate in Exercise Science
Diploma in Exercise Science
(Level 5)
(Level 6)
Master the skills you need to work in sports and fitness. Fitness testing. Anatomy. Exercise physiology. Nutrition. Group training. Gain an industry-recognised qualification.
Get ahead with the Diploma in Exercise Science (Level 6), a qualification well recognised and respected within the industry. The programme includes strong components of both theory and applied learning. Work with real clients in WelTec’s very own Dynamics Gym. On completion of the Diploma in Exercise Science (Level 6) you are eligible to apply to the Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs). REPs is recognised by the International Confederation of Register for Exercise Professionals (ICREPs).
Programme overview > > > > > > >
Gain skills in fitness testing Learn about anatomy, exercise physiology and nutrition Learn specialised training methods e.g. agility, plyometrics and speed Gain knowledge in resistance training and programme design Learn how to provide group training, coaching and group exercise Learn industry-relevant business skills Participate in real industry work placement
Programme overview > > > > > >
Learn about exercise psychology Gain an understanding of professional practice Learn how to carry out exercise therapy, assessment and prescription Gain an understanding of applied nutrition and health promotion Learn skills in personal training Learn relevant industry business skills
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Campus: Church Street and Petone
Hours: 9am - 3.45pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 4 days
Cost: $400
Beauty Therapy Aims This course provides students with an introduction into a career as a beauty therapist. Learning outcomes Students will carry out the following services under supervision: > Current fashion trends for a beauty therapy service > History of beauty therapy service products > Basic nail and skin care Assessment Unit Standard 27640 (Level 2, 3 credits)
Hairdressing Aims This course introduces students into a career as a hairdresser. Beauty Therapy School Holidays Thursday 10 November Friday 11 November Thursday 17 November Friday 18 November Hairdressing Friday 29 July Friday 5 August Friday 12 August Friday 19 August
Hairdressing School Holidays Thursday 21 April Friday 22 April Thursday 28 April Friday 29 April Thursday 29 September Friday 30 September Thursday 6 October Friday 7 October
Learning outcomes Students will gain knowledge and skills of basic hairdressing. Students will cover the following service under supervision: > Protect the client for hairdressing services in a salon environment > Introduction to shampooing and elementary styling of the hair > Demonstrate knowledge of sustainability concepts for a salon Assessment Unit Standard 21936 (Level 2, 3 credits) Protect the client for hairdressing services in a salon environment Unit Standard 25439 (Level 2, 2 credits) Demonstrate knowledge of sustainability concepts for a salon What should students wear and bring? Students should wear full school uniform with closed toe shoes. Bring pen and paper.
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d n a g n i s s e r d r i Ha Beauty Therapy Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Certificate in Hairdressing and Beauty Services (Level 3)
Certificate in Beautician Services
Gain a solid grounding in the skills and knowledge required to work within the hairdressing industry in a salon support role. This programme is an excellent start to a rewarding career within the hairdressing industry. It includes elementary hairdressing services, professional customer service and communication skills and elementary beauty services focused within the salon environment. You will learn the photography skills required to build your own portfolio, gain workplace experience, and gain experience from our public salon days working under the supervision of experienced hairdressers.
Designed for those interested in pursuing a career as a beautician, this qualification incorporates a City & Guilds Diploma, which is recognised in over 140 countries around the world.
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Current, modern salon procedures Relaxation scalp massage and treatment Elementary styling Elementary colouring Elementary hairdressing fundamentals Professional customer service In-salon computer systems and training Product knowledge Reception and retailing skills Creative styling Digital photography Beauty services Portfolio development
(Level 4)
Students enrolled in the Certificate in Beautician Services (Level 4) may progress onto the Diploma in Beauty Therapy (Level 5) upon completion of this programme or can exit at Beautician level after one year. Programme Overview Retail/reception skills for beauty sales and service Personal presentation Anatomy and physiology - cells, tissues of the body, the skin Knowledge of chemistry and electrical currents for beauty therapy Knowledge of nutritional principles Client consultation and diagnosis Depilatory wax service Facial therapy services Manicure and pedicure services Eyebrow shape and eyelash tinting services Make Up services – day, evening and special occasion Safety and hygiene Effective communication First Aid Small business management skills Professional practice
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Tourism
Level: 3
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 2.30pm (half hour lunch)
Length: 5 days
Cost: $375
Aims To gain knowledge and skills to provide customer service for international visitors; and demonstrate cross-cultural communication for the tourism and travel industry. Learning outcomes >
Cross-cultural communication; students will be able to define and describe culture; describe cultural shock and differences between cultural groups in a tourism context; and demonstrate effective barriers of overcoming cultural and/or language barriers with a visitor to Aotearoa, New Zealand.
> Customer service for international visitors; students will be able to identify and describe present and emerging international markets and visitor groups; communicate with international visitor groups. Assessment Cross-cultural communication - students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 18226 (Level 3, 3 credits) Demonstrate cross-cultural communication for the tourism and travel industry. Customer Service for International visitors - students will be assessed against the performance criteria for: Unit Standard 378 (Level 3, 3 credits) Provide customer service for international visitors. What should students wear and bring? Students should wear smart casual dress and bring a pen. Term 2 Monday 2 May Monday 9 May Monday 16 May Monday 23 May Monday 30 May
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Tourism Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: New Zealand Certificate in Tourism Tourism and Travel
New Zealand Certificate in Tourism (Operations endorsement)
(Level 3 - Church Street Campus)
(Level 4 -Church Street Campus)
This programme is suited to anyone wanting to start work in the field of tourism. You will gain the foundation skills necessary for entry into this industry, both in New Zealand and overseas. Get hands-on experience with a class field trip and many local visitor attractions.
Following on from the Certificate in Tourism (Level 3), this programme focuses on the business side of tourism. You will continue to enjoy an invigorating hands-on approach to learning and class field trips. Programme overview
Programme overview > Gain an introduction into the fundamentals of travel and tourism > Learn practical skills in customer service
> Increase your knowledge of business operations including accounting systems > Gain an understanding of destination marketing > Develop skills in staff management > Learn about health and safety requirements
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3D Engineering
Level: 3
Campus: Petone
Hours: 9am - 3.30pm (1 hour lunch)
Length: 5 days
Cost: $300
Aims To provide an insight into the computer aided design. Learning outcomes People credited with this unit standard are able to, under supervision, prepare, create and modify 3D models using CAD software. They will be able to produce 2D and 3D drawings from the models and confirm they meet the requirements. Assessment Unit Standard 2436 (Level 3, 5 credits) Create three-dimensional engineering models under supervision. What should students wear and bring? Students should wear smart casual dress and bring a pen. Class Sizes: 12-20 Students School Holidays Monday 18 – Friday 22 July Monday 3 – Friday 7 October
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3D Engineering Completion of this course allows further study of subjects like: Certificate in Foundation Studies (Engineering) (Level 3 and 4)
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering
WelTec’s foundation engineering programmes are designed for those wanting to pursue study in engineering at level 5 or higher, and needing to build foundation skills. If your aim is to prepare for an engineering diploma or degree and go on to enjoy a satisfying engineering career, these programmes will help you.
Depending on what discipline you are enrolled in, the programme content might consist of:
WelTec’s Certificates in Foundation Studies (Engineering) (Level 3 and 4) provide students with knowledge of mathematics, physics, algebra, calculus and engineering principles in a practical engineering setting. Students may have the opportunity to study set papers from the NZ Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) or the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BEng Tech). Successful completion of the foundation programme will allow entry into the NZDE or BEng Tech with the opportunity to cross credit any courses that have been completed from those programmes. Programme overview > Gain knowledge where you need it with four individually tailored courses in the areas of mathematics, physics, algebra and/or calculus > Gain an understanding of practical engineering principles > Prepare for progression into higher level study
(Level 6)
> Workshop practice > Mechanics > Thermodynamics and heat transfer > LAND surveying > Engineering management > Hydraulics > Geotechnical engineering > Electrical and electronic principles > Microcontrollers > Mathematics > Materials > Fluid Mechanics > Civil and structural drawing > Highway engineering > Traffic engineering > Waste systems > Computer programming > Project
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Procedures for Memorandum of Understanding When you enrol a student, we will send you a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Wellington Institute of Technology (WelTec) and the secondary school. This document is an agreement of responsibilities and requirements and the offer of consideration to the needs of the other to ensure that at all times both WelTec and the school are working towards the mutually agreed goals of both parties. WelTec will post two copies to be signed. One signed copy will then need to be returned to WelTec in the selfaddressed envelope enclosed. The second copy is to be held by your school. Enrolling your Students All courses are booked on a first in, first served basis However .Secondary schools can make tentative bookings on courses to hold the places required. All tentative bookings will need to be allocated with a student’s name, date of birth and NSN , (10) working days prior to course commencement date. WelTec require the above information at least five (5) working days prior to course commencement date, due to requirement to process all documents. If these are not submitted in time it may result in declining the booking and offering the place to those on wait list. At the time of enrolment we do need to be advised if your student has: > Learning Difficulties: If a student may require assistance in way of a Teacher Aide, the Teacher Aide will need to be supplied by the secondary school. > WelTec will need to be notified of this as the tutor will need to be informed and WelTec’s policy means that all visitors must sign in and the Ability Resource team notified of the support provided.. WelTec may also need to assess the size of the room to make sure it can cater for additional people.
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Disabilities: This will need to be noted on our health form. There may be some instances where WelTec may need to talk to the secondary school and the student further if we feel this may affect their completion of the course. WelTec may also need to assess the assigned room to make sure it can cater for the needs of the student.
Confirmations WelTec will send a separate confirmation to the school within 21 days of a student’s application to advise acceptance on a course. A confirmation will be sent for each course that you have enrolled students on. This is also a confirmation of fees for each student. Programme Costs and Invoicing The costs for each course are all inclusive and are listed on the Offerings Sheet included covering each course on offer. Schools will be invoiced for STAR courses unless WelTec is advised of change to student numbers before ten (10) working days of the start of the programme. The fees as set out in the Confirmation email and are payable in full. Payment term is the twentieth of the month following the date of the invoice. There may be additional costs involved for ‘Special’ days eg Taster Days, Information Sessions, offered by WelTec. These days will be negotiated with your school. Once your school accepts a place on these days/courses, a confirmation and invoice will be issued as mentioned above.
Student Absence Your school is required to advise the WelTec Secondary School Liaison Officer of any absences and in return WelTec will monitor and report on student attendance daily. Absent students will be reported to the school by 10.30am on the date of absence via email. Reassessment There maybe a small fee for reassessments to cover the costs of materials and other expenses. Reporting Results At the completion of a course we will forward documentation to your secondary school reflecting each student’s results or attendance. >
Courses with Unit Standards: In some instances the tutor will need to advise the student of non –completion and arrange a time for a reassessment. The results need to be moderated and signed off and entered into the WelTec Student Management Systems from where a Statement of Achievement can be generated .
This is then forwarded to the secondary school. This process can take up to 6 weeks from the courses completion date. Once the school receives the Statement of Achievement it is the school’s responsibility to load the results with NZQA. For NZQA purposes WelTec is listed as Wellington Institute of Technology. The numbers you will require to use when entering results are: Education Organisation Number: 6008 Education Organisation Location: 1
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Learn real skills. Study fees free*
Gain NCEA Level 2 in only 17 weeks
Select a course and learn different skills within your chosen area
Get skills to help you find a job, or gain entry into further training
Enjoy learning in small class groups
Choose from one of these four options:
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> Hairdressing and Beauty
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> Understanding your community
> Plumbing
> Support services > Emergency preparation
*You can study fees free but places are limited. Programmes are NCEA Level 2 equivalent, and are offered at our Petone campus. Open entry. Learn different skills within your chosen field. Work with tutors who are industry professionals. Right Start is only available at WelTec.
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Petone 21 Kensington Avenue Private Bag 39803 Wellington Mail Centre Lower Hutt 5045 Ph: 0800 WelTec (935 832) Fax: 04 920 2401 Email: information@weltec.ac.nz
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From Lower Hutt: 83 Eastbourne Bus 91 Airport Flyer (Orange Bus) 110 Upper Hutt - Petone Bus 130 Naenae - Petone Bus Train to Ava Station
From Porirua by Train: Train to Wellington Station, transfer to Hutt Valley line then stop at Petone or Ava Station
From Wainuiomata: 160 or 170 Wainuiomata - Lower Hutt Bus, then connecting Bus to Petone
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A Block Administration
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Ability Resource Service Learning Commons Learning Support Library Student Mentors
Dynamics Gym Electrotechnology Exercise Science IT Services Helpdesk Wellington Trades Academy
P Block Te Whare Awhina/Tamaiti Whangai Wellington Trades Academy - Hospitality
T Block (3rd - 7th Floor)
C Block Fuji Xerox Print Services
T Block (Ground Floor)
Student Lounge
M Block Childcare Centre - Te Whare Aro N Block Automotive Engineering
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Cafeteria International Office Pasifika Centre Reception Students’ Association Student Information Centre Student Phone
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All day parking is available on Kensington Avenue, Buick Street, Cuba Street, Elizabeth Street, Huia Street, Atiawa Street and Udy Street. Please be aware there are a few parks on Kensington Avenue with a parking limit; please do not park in these spaces as you may receive a parking ticket.
Local Petone stations are either Ava Station or Petone Station. Ava Station to WelTec Petone Campus would be an 10 minute walk approximately. Petone Station to WelTec Petone Campus would be a 15 minute walk approximately.
Parks are available in our car park off Buick Street but Students will need to obtain a parking permit which is available to tertiary students.
Wellington Station to either WelTec Church Street Campus or WelTec Hospitality Campus would be a 20 minute walk approximately.
Parking at our Wellington campuses is minimal. Those available have parking restrictions and will require you to purchase a parking ticket at the Pay N Display.
Polytech Link Bus timetable (Route 97) To Petone Monday to Friday* * In the morning the bus will drop off on Cuba St at Metlink Bus Stop 9008 Cuba St at WelTec Block N. This service will pick up and set down at any Metlink bus stop on the route shown.
Porirua Station Main Rd at Tawa Mall Main Rd at Dressmart Johnsonville Station Ngauranga Gorge Jackson St at Te Puni St WelTec – Cuba St
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WelTec – Cuba St Queensgate Waterloo Station Whitireia Polytechnic – Wi Neera Drive
WelTec – Cuba St Jackson St – opposite Petone Station Ngauranga Gorge Johnsonville Station Main Rd opposite Dressmart Main Rd opposite Tawa Mall Porirua Station
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