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2019/20 PROSPECTUS
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FIND
YOUR
PLACE
AT UCOL
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TOU WA HI AKO
Make a Difference
Enrol now at ucol.ac.nzKIA ORA
UCOL is more than
a place of study, it is a
community, it is wha-nau.
Our students are more than
just a number. Our staff are
dedicated to ensuring you have
positive outcomes. Our facilities
are designed to suit hands-on,
practical learning.
Find your place with us at UCOL.
We look forward to getting to
know you along the way.
UCOL.AC.NZ / 3-
KA I NGA
OUR PLACE
Whether it’s to upskill, boost your
career, build on existing studies or
simply to give learning a go, let our
place become your place.
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BECOME PART
OF A COMMUNIT Y
We are located in PALMERSTON NORTH
Palmerston North, Nestled in the heart of the city, close to
cafés, bus stops and The Square is UCOL’s
Whanganui, Wairarapa and Palmerston North campus. Named
now Horowhenua. We also ‘Rangita-ne Tikaraina ki te Matauranga’ by
Rangita-ne, its name translates in part to
deliver programmes in “straight pathway to education”.
Tararua and Ruapehu areas. Corner of King & Princess Streets,
Palmerston North
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ONLINE
& OTHER
LOCATIONS
ONLINE
UCOL along with several
of New Zealand’s leading
tertiary institutes
launched an innovative
new online learning
platform in May 2016
– TANZ eCampus. It is
designed to offer flexible
study options for busy
lifestyles.
OTHER LOCATIONS
We are proud to offer
specific programmes in
other regional centres
including Taumaranui &
Dannevirke.
WHANGANUI WAIRARAPA HOROWHENUA
Located on the banks of the beautiful The Wairarapa campus is located in the UCOL has recently re-established
Whanganui River next to Pa-kaitore heart of Masterton and has strong ties a presence in the centre of Levin.
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(Moutoa Gardens), Whanganui Iwi, Te Ati with the community and local iwi, Initially focussed to support the
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Haunui-a-Pa pa rangi, gave the campus Rangita-ne o Wairarapa and Nga-ti region’s infrastructure upgrade,
the name ‘Matapihi ki te Ao’, which means Kahungunu ki Wairarapa. The campus look out for programmes launching
window of opportunity to the world. is set amongst trees and streams, with in Levin via the UCOL website.
space for students to meet and study.
16 Rutland Street, 160 Oxford Street,
Whanganui 143-159 Chapel Street, Levin
Masterton
UCOL.AC.NZ / 7OUR PLACE
THESE ARE
OUR CL ASSROOMS
At UCOL we learn by REGIONAL TRADES NURSING
doing. Our students are & TECHNOLOGY CENTRE SIMULATION LABS
Learn a trade in our Regional Trades
immersed in a practical & Technology Centre, located on
Imagine how great it feels to learn by
practising on ‘real’ patients in a ‘real’
learning environment, our Palmerston North campus. The hospital ward. UCOL students do just that
centre has leading edge technology - through clinical scenarios in a high tech
with innovative technology and a passionate commitment to the simulation lab. It uses lifelike mannequin
and a range of specialised training and development of qualified ‘patients’ each with their own personality
tradespeople. and medical history, able to be controlled
equipment. from behind a one way mirror.
Our approach to learning a trade is
practical, hands-on learning, combined The Sim Lab provides valuable reality-
with the very latest technology and based hands-on learning and is a key
industry-proven tutors. reason our nursing graduates do so well.
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OTHER
FACILITIES
INCLUDE:
DESIGN STUDIOS
Our creative computer suites are
furnished with Apple iMacs and
up-to-date Adobe Creative Suite
software.
SCIENCE LABS
Our science labs are fully
resourced with laboratory
equipment and materials for
biology, microbiology, chemistry
and molecular biology.
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WHANAU ROOMS
We have a wha-nau room on our
Palmerston North, Whanganui &
Wairarapa campuses, providing a
welcoming space for all students.
They are equipped with a kitchen
and lounge with Ma-ori and Pacific
Peoples support staff on hand.
TRAINING KITCHENS HAIR SALONS PHOTOGRAPHY
& RESTAURANTS & BEAUTY CLINICS STUDIOS
There’s nothing like customers to To develop industry ready graduates, We provide a learning environment
keep you on your toes, and support our our Hair and Beauty training facilities that enables students to master the
students’ learning. Students gain practical in Palmerston North, Whanganui & craft of photography. Our large-scale
experience in our training kitchens Wairarapa have been designed to meet commercial shooting studios are
and restaurants in Palmerston North industry standards. equipped with professional lighting
(Ambitions) and Whanganui (Visions). systems and studio props.
Members of the public can book in
Our restaurants are open to the with students for beauty, nail and Specialised equipment is available to
public serving up delicious restaurant hairdressing treatments and services. borrow throughout your studies.
experiences created and served by This provides the opportunity for
students. This environment provides our students to develop real world
them with the practical, industry-focussed professional relationships with clients.
experience that employers look for and essential for working in the industry.
value.
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KO MATOU
OUR PEOPLE
We exist to inspire students, businesses
and communities to succeed. These
are our people and this is the way we
make everyone feel part of
the UCOL wha-nau.
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OUR PEOPLE
FUTURES BUILT DURING
HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
The Palmerston North, Levin, Taumarunui and
Wairarapa UCOL Carpentry programmes have built 20
houses in total since 2010.
It takes about eight months for each house to be built by the Certificate in
Carpentry students, under the close scrutiny of their lecturers.
The house builds also offer New Zealand Certificate in Electrical
Engineering Theory students the opportunity to work on a real life project
and use it as a model for their trade studies.
UCOL’s Construction Programme Leader David Freebairn says the house
building initiative takes teaching to a highly practical level. “Carpentry
students experience for themselves what it’s like to work on a real building
site with a team of builders under strict Health and Safety requirements.
Everything they are learning to do is of full size scale and to a very high
standard.”
“I know the students gain a great deal of satisfaction and sense of
achievement from UCOL’s house building projects and many of them go on
to employment and apprenticeship opportunities,” he says.
THOMAS CRIBB
BACHELOR OF APPLIED
MANAGEMENT GRADUATE
“I WANT TO BE
With over 15 years’ experience ABLE TO GIVE
working in finance, administration
BACK TO MY IWI.
and investment banking, Thomas -
Cribb came to UCOL looking to take MY WHA NAU
his career to the next level. HAVE DONE IT, SO
He enrolled in the Bachelor of Applied I’M FOLLOWING
Management, majoring in both Accounting IN THEIR
and Project Management, with the goal of
eventually securing a senior role at a Ma-ori FOOTSTEPS.”
education institution.
Thomas wanted to use the skills he acquired
in the programme to give back to his iwi. So,
for his third-year industry project he worked
with Nga-ti Kauwhata to look at the feasibility “I want to be able to give back to my iwi. “It’s one of those places that right from
of rebuilding Te Iwa Marae in Awahuri. My parents have done it, so I’m following in the moment you walk in, it feels like home.
their footsteps.” Everyone is friendly and easy going. You get
“Te Iwa is one of three marae around our to work with students from all faculties, and
iwi that was damaged in a storm and it was Thomas says the time he spent forging
bounce ideas off them. We’ve all become a
never rebuilt. My goal was to give the marae relationships in the campus Wha-nau Room
wha-nau, which is why I loved being there. ”
trustees a framework for rebuilding the played an important part in his growth.
marae.”
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CAPTURING
PHOTOGRAPHIC GOLD
The annual NZIPP Iris Professional Staff and students also attend the
Photography Awards have associated conference, where they can
hear professionals speak passionately
consistently been a happy hunting
about their work.
ground for both staff and students
of UCOL’s Diploma and Degree Ian says the NZIPP Awards experience
is like ‘Paris Fashion Week for
photography programmes.
photographers’. It is where the envelope is
UCOL photography students have claimed well and truly pushed, and photographers
the Student of the Year title 14 times in challenge viewers with cutting edge and
the past 16 years. thought-provoking imagery.
Each year, students and staff enter their “And UCOL is right in the thick of it.”
best prints to vie for category medals at Lyra de Malmanche
the prestigious national event. For several Diploma in Photographic Imaging
years, participating UCOL students have (Level 6) Student
had the privilege to act as assistants
UCOL PHOTOGRAPHY
during the three days of print judging.
Photography lecturer Ian Rotherham STUDENTS HAVE
says, “They are surrounded by the highest
CL AIMED THE STUDENT
standards of professional level work
and they get to see the latest trends and OF THE YEAR TITLE
techniques. That experience helps them
learn from the judges’ critique and further 14 TIMES IN THE PAST
develop their own ideas.”
16 YEARS.
NZIPP Website: https://nzipp.org.nz
Matt Dobson
Diploma in Photographic Imaging
(Level 6) Student
Emily Moore
Bachelor of Applied Visual
Ian Rotherham’s NZIPP Gold medal winning image, Rocking it old school. Imaging Student
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GIENIPHA
TUTAKI
BACHELOR OF DESIGN
AND ARTS GRADUATE
While studying towards the
Bachelor of Design and Arts
majoring in Textile/Fashion
Design, Gienipha Tutaki got
to rub shoulders with the
country’s leading fashion
designers at 2017 New
Zealand Fashion Week
Gienipha presented her Shifting Sands
collection, a contemporary mixture
of the fashion of Whanganui Ma-ori
and European settlers from the late
EMMA WARRINGTON 19th century, at NZ Fashion Week’s
Miromoda Showcase.
NURSING GR ADUATE
“It started off with one garment, but
After taking care of her grandad A highlight of Emma’s time at UCOL was I really loved the idea so I worked it
with diabetes at age 11, Emma meeting new and like-minded people. into a collection with the earthy tones,
“I made a lot of great long term friends blacks, whites, and sepias,” says
Warrington knew she wanted to
who helped me get through my study Gienipha.
be a nurse. and life in general.”
“A lot of the photos I was inspired by
“I look back at it now and at such Since finishing her studies Emma were taken in the late 1800s. Those
a young age I handled such a big has gained full time employment as a colours just spoke to me. I wanted to
responsibility,” she says. Practice Nurse at the Carterton Medical make something that brought the past
“I was proud of myself and comforted Centre in the Wairarapa. and the present together.”
that he was well cared for and I wanted “I have been lucky enough to get my “With the collection, I wanted to
to do that for others.” dream job! I’ve always wanted to work go for a trans-seasonal, oversized
Of Muaupoko descent, Emma grew up in in the community as a Practice Nurse aesthetic, with multiple layers which
Featherston so it was an easy decision and UCOL put me in a good position to you can take off and put on. They are
for her to enrol in UCOL Wairarapa’s do that.” really good as winter pieces as well
Bachelor of Nursing programme. as summer pieces because they are
Emma’s goal is to one day open her own
really light, delicate fabrics.”
She says juggling family and study was rest home or small community practice.
made easier with the support of the She also plans to further her studies to Gienipha also made it to the second
Learning Services team. “I’m a single become a Nurse Prescriber or Nurse round of judging for the World of
mum of two and when I was struggling Practitioner. Wearable Arts competition, with a
to balance my studies and home life piece that combined traditional Ma-ori
Graduating in 2016, Emma says she has
there was always someone at UCOL I flax-weaving with modern techniques
found her place in the world. “During
could talk to.” and materials.
my time at UCOL I learnt a lot about
myself, who I am as a person and where For anyone getting into fashion
I want to be in the future.” design, Gienipha says it’s important to
not rush the planning and measuring
part of the process.
“We’ve got a quote on the studio wall
that says ‘Measure twice, cut once’.
You don’t want to redo things because
you didn’t measure it properly.”
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MORE THAN
JUST A NUMBER
At UCOL, we know that students
learn best when they have great
support from dedicated teachers
who understand their individual
strengths and help them develop
new ones. Above all else we
value the relationships between
learners and teachers.
We use a relationship-based teaching
and learning approach across our
programmes at all campuses – Te
Atakura – which is enhancing educational
experience and outcomes, especially for
Ma-ori learners.
As a name, ‘Te Atakura’ is taken from the
waiata Whakataka te Hau, referring to a
certain time/phase of the dawn which for
Ma-ori symbolises a new day, a new start
and a time of opportunity.
The principle behind Te Atakura is that
relationships matter! Te Atakura focuses
on the importance of relationships at
all levels of the institution in bringing
about student success. Our students and
graduates go on to use these approaches
themselves in their work experience and
employment.
Through Te Atakura teaching and learning With Te Atakura in place at UCOL, there is
approaches, UCOL kaiako/teachers a sense of kotahitanga (unity and shared
develop their professional practice by purpose) about the place. Tauira and SOUND GOOD? WE THINK
firmly placing tauira/students, who they kaiako share an understanding of what SO. TE ATAKUR A GIVES US
are and what they bring, at the centre of a is required for successful completion of
relationship-based learning environment study, and both know that success is the
NEW PL ACES TO LOOK FOR
with manaakitanga (support and respect). priority. Wa-nanga (rich, dynamic sharing ANSWERS, NEW WAYS TO
of knowledge) is encouraged and mana E VALUATE INFORMATION,
Day to day, UCOL’s Te Atakura Coaches
motuhake (high expectations) exist and
support our kaiako to adopt a practical AND NEW CL ASSROOM
are encouraged. Class identities are
approach to ako (teaching and learning),
centred on creating whanaungatanga (a
created and tauira are challenged to reach PR ACTICES; OUR STORY HAS
their potential.
family-like setting in learning situations). BEGUN. HE WAK A EKE NOA.
TE ATAKURA
FOCUSES ON THE
IMPORTANCE OF
REL ATIONSHIPS
AT ALL LEVELS IN
BRINGING ABOUT
STUDENT SUCCESS.
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HAYDEN
PRITCHARD
E XERCISE AND SPORTS
SCIENCE LECTURER
Exercise and Sports
Science lecturer Hayden
Pritchard combines his
research into strength and
physical conditioning with
his love of powerlifting.
Hayden has an extensive
background in Raw Powerlifting,
winning two Oceania titles
and competing at two World
Championships.
He is also certified as an
Australian Weightlifting
ZACH MEADS Federation (AWF) Club
COOKERY & BAKING GRADUATE Weightlifting/Sports Power
Coach Level 1, which he says
Coming from a family where “Competing is definitely a passion of benefits both his research and
food is a major part of daily mine. I like pushing myself, and it’s his students.
life, Zach Meads always had an a different experience to cooking in a “I’ve improved my ability to teach
restaurant. It’s a lot of fun, and it’s good
interest in cooking. students the proper techniques
to be able to show your passion off to and exercise progressions to
His journey to become a chef has seen other people outside of a restaurant.” learn the Olympic Lifts.”
him pathway through UCOL’s Cookery,
Outside of studying and competing, Zach Hayden is a leading researcher
Baking, and Hospitality programmes,
put his skills to good use by working at UCOL, with a number of
from the secondary school offerings up
part time at one of Manawatu’s top his articles being published
to Level 5.
restaurants, Amayjen. in international journals. He
“I can vouch that UCOL’s teaching style has presented at international
In the future Zach would love to travel,
and all the support they give makes it the conferences, and his work is
learn and experience other countries’
perfect place to study,” says Zach. also regularly cited in others’
cuisines. “I want to experience the
While at UCOL, Zach achieved great industry and work hard, but ultimately I research.
success in regional and national cooking dream of starting my own restaurant.” “I am committed to
competitions. Highlights included being understanding the science
Zach is now living in Auckland and
part of the gold medal-winning team behind strength, and one reason
working as Commis Chef at The Sugar
at the 2015 Nestlé Toque d’Or, and that my students relate well to
Club, Sky City. Zach recently travelled to
being named Commis Chef of the Year my teaching is because they
Singapore as part of the NZ Chefs High
at the 2017 New Zealand Hospitality see me training as well as
Performance Squad.
Championships. researching in the areas that I
teach.”
Inspired by Hayden’s strengths,
UCOL has a Barbell Club run
by Hayden for the Bachelor of
“I CAN VOUCH THAT Exercise and Sports Science
students.
UCOL’S TE ACHING
“The group meets twice a
ST YLE AND ALL
week and runs barbell training
THE SUPPORT THE Y sessions at our gym on campus.
GIVE MAKES IT THE It’s great to see our students
so motivated and putting into
PERFECT PL ACE TO practice what they have learned.”
STUDY,”
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ANDY HALEWOOD
SENIOR FURNITURE LECTURER AND JOINERY LECTURER
Learning from the ground up was a great way to develop the
skills that would lead Andy to become a lecturer in the New
Zealand Diploma of Creativity (Furniture Design) at UCOL.
Starting out working as an apprentice on the tools gave Andy
an appreciation of the work that needed to be done.
He decided to share his knowledge and passion and joined UCOL. Having
had real experience and working in industry Andy wanted to ensure that his
students get out of the classroom “When working with wood, it’s not enough
to have it ready to work on in the classroom, I want them to see how it’s
milled, they need to hear it, see it, smell it”
“This is about more than designing and making a functional piece of furniture,
this is about taking a slab of wood and turning in it into someone’s prized
possession, it’s definitely an art”
SHREYA GUPTA
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
(MEDICAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY)
GR ADUATE
Shreya moved to New Zealand from
India at the age of 17 to pursue
higher education.
After completing a Diploma in Technology
(Science) at WINTEC, Shreya enrolled
in UCOL’s Bachelor of Applied Science
(Medical Imaging Technology).
“I have always been interested in Science
While the programme proved to be Shreya is now loving working as a
and I love meeting new people, talking
challenging, Shreya says the support she Radiographer at Whakatane Hospital.
to them and caring for them. I am very
received from her tutors, peers and fellow The job is giving her more training in
empathetic and passionate and thought
students helped her get through. Even Computerised Tomography (CT), with
this course will be perfect. I would like
though she left her family behind in India, the goal of her one day to becoming a
to travel too which I can with this career.
she felt she gained a new family while Sonographer.
Also, there is a lot of room to grow and
studying.
develop.”
During her final year at UCOL, Shreya
“I chose UCOL because I loved the layout
had the privilege of being the Master of
of the programme. We could do our
Ceremonies for UCOL’s first ever Diwali
academic work and placement in blocks
celebration. She returned the following
rather than have three days academic and
year to host the Flavour of Cultures
two days placement in a week. This meant
festival.
that I could stay in one place for longer
and be more financially stable.”
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NGA AKORANGA
OUR PROGRAMMES
With over 100 programmes of study
on offer and new programmes
being developed each year, we offer
something for everyone.
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A GUIDE TO OUR PROGRAMMES
A GUIDE TO
ENTERING STUDY
We offer certificate, diploma
and degrees as well as a range
of postgraduate qualifications.
Each qualification level allows you to
achieve different skills and knowledge.
Some of our lower-level qualifications
lead into a higher-level qualification.
CERTIFICATES
LEVELS 1 -5
DIPLOMAS
LEVELS 5 -6
DEGREES AND
GRADUATE STUDY
LEVEL 7
POSTGRADUATE
LEVEL 8
MASTERS WE ARE HERE TO HELP
LEVEL 9
There are a number of ways to enter study at UCOL.
The next few pages give you a guide to the programmes we have on offer, entry criteria
and study pathways. If you have any questions along the way, we are here to help. Give
our friendly student advisors a call on 0800 GO UCOL. Visit ucol.ac.nz for the most
detailed and up-to-date information about the programme you are interested in studying
or drop in and see us at one of our information centres.
PALMERSTON NORTH CAMPUS
Corner of King and Princess Streets, Palmerston North
WHANGANUI CAMPUS
16 Rutland Street, Whanganui
WAIRARAPA CAMPUS
143 – 159 Chapel Street, Masterton
HOROWHENUA CAMPUS
160 Oxford Street, Levin
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IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE
A BASIC GUIDE TO ENTRY CRITERIA > Some programmes may
Below is a basic guide to the academic entry requirements for each of the have specific/additional entry
qualification levels we provide. requirements. Or you may
also need to provide other
supporting documentation
YOU COULD such as a Health Declaration.
IF YOU HAVE...
STUDY OUR These are listed underneath
the relevant programmes.
IN-SCHOOL These programmes are open
STUDY OPTIONS entry, no entry criteria apply.
PLEASE VISIT
LEVEL 1-2 These programmes are open UCOL.AC.NZ FOR THE
FOUNDATION
entry, no entry criteria apply.
PROGRAMMES MOST DETAILED AND
UP-TO-DATE ENTRY
LEVEL 3 NCEA Level 1 or equivalent academic
CERTIFICATES achievement or over 20 years of age
REQUIREMENTS FOR
PROGRAMMES with the required skills. THE PROGRAMME YOU
ARE INTERESTED IN
LEVEL 4 NCEA Level 2 or equivalent academic STUDYING.
CERTIFICATE achievement or over 20 years of age
PROGRAMMES with the required skills.
LEVEL 5 NCEA Level 3 or equivalent academic
CERTIFICATE achievement or over 20 years of age
PROGRAMMES with the required skills.
NCEA Level 3 or equivalent academic
LEVEL 5 & 6
DIPLOMA achievement or over 20 years of age
PROGRAMMES with the required skills.
LEVEL 7 University Entrance or equivalent
BACHELOR DEGREE academic achievement or over 20
PROGRAMMES years of age with the required skills.
LEVEL 7 -9
GRADUATE DIPLOMAS, A Bachelor’s degree/post graduate
POSTGRADUATE & diploma or relevant qualification.
MASTERS PROGRAMMES
UCOL.AC.NZ / 21A GUIDE TO OUR
PROGRAMME PAGES
A few notes to help you find all
the information you need on
our programme pages.
SECTION HEADERS
VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS These tabs will
help identify which
Our programmes are colour coded
programme category
according to vocational pathways.
STUDY PATHWAYS you are in.
• PRIMARY INDUSTRIES
These diagrams show
• SERVICES INDUSTRIES
you how some of our • SOCIAL & COMMUNITY SERVICES
lower-level programmes • CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
can pathway into a higher • MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY
-level programme. • CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE
SPECIFIC
PROGRAMME LEVEL ENTRY CRITERIA
These indicate what level the Any specific entry criteria
programme is. You can use this additional to those in
level to refer to the basic guide to the basic guide are
entry criteria on page 21. noted underneath or
alongside the relevant
programmes.
22/ UCOL.AC.NZBEAUTY & HAIRDRESSING EDUCATION LANGUAGE & CULTURE
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BEAUTY ......................................................25 ADULT EDUCATION ....................................41 MAORI ........................................................60
HAIRDRESSING ..........................................26 EARLY CHILDHOOD ....................................41 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ..................................61
SIGN LANGUAGE ........................................61
BUSINESS &
ADMINISTRATION HEALTH & SCIENCES U-SKILLS
BUSINESS ..................................................28 NURSING ....................................................43
IN-SCHOOL .................................................63
ADMINISTRATION .......................................31 HEALTH ......................................................44
MEDICAL IMAGING .....................................45
STUDENT SUCCESS
CHEF TRAINING APPLIED SCIENCE ......................................45
& HOSPITALITY EXERCISE & SPORT ....................................46
HUBS ..........................................................65
VET NURSING & ANIMAL CARE .................47
CHEF TRAINING .........................................33
HOSPITALITY ..............................................34
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY .....................49
DESIGN & ARTS ........................................36
PHOTOGRAPHY ..........................................38 TRADES
MUSIC .......................................................39
AUTOMOTIVE ..............................................52
ELECTRICAL ...............................................53
ENGINEERING ............................................54
> This is intended
CARPENTRY & JOINERY .............................55
CONSTRUCTION & ARCHITECTURE ............56 as a general guide
FURNITURE DESIGN ...................................57 only. Some of the
INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS .........................58 Programmes included
SECURITY ...................................................58
may be subject to
change, please visit
ucol.ac.nz for the
most up-to-date
information.
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BEAUT Y &
HAIRDRESSING
Enter the world of hair and beauty with
our range of certificates and diplomas.
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STUDY
beauty
OTHER BEAUTY PROGRAMMES
NAIL TECHNOLOGY BEAUTY HAIRDRESSING
STUDY PATHWAYS STUDY PATHWAYS STUDY PATHWAYS
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN
NAIL TECHNOLOGY
New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand
Certificate in LEVEL 4
Certificate Certificate in
in Nail Technology Beauty Therapy Hairdressing Duration: 1 year, full-time
LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 (Salon Support) Start: February
LEVEL 3 Location: Palmerston North & Wairarapa
This programme covers a range of nail
services at a professional level within beauty
New Zealand therapy. This includes learning how to
New Zealand perform manicures, pedicures, acrylic and
Certificate in
Diploma in Beauty gel nail application, nail sculpture and 3D
Hairdressing
Therapy nail art to a professional standard.
(Emerging Stylist)
LEVEL 5 You’ll get to practice these skills on real
LEVEL 4
clients at UCOL’s purpose-built nail salon.
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN BEAUTY THERAPY NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN BEAUTY THERAPY
LEVEL 5
LEVEL 4
Duration: 1 year, full-time
Duration: 1 year, full-time
Start: February Location: Palmerston North, Whanganui & Wairarapa
Start: February
Location: Palmerston North,
If you have prior experience in beauty Practical experience Whanganui, Wairarapa & Horowhenua
or have worked as a beauty therapist, Regular client days are incorporated into A day in the life of a beauty therapist involves
advance your skills with UCOL’s New the learning process at one of UCOL’s helping clients look and feel good. The
Zealand Diploma in Beauty Therapy. Beauty Clinics in Palmerston North, environment is warm, cosy and relaxing,
You’ll gain the skills and knowledge to Whanganui or Wairarapa, providing you and your clients look forward to seeing
critically analyse clients’ needs, provide with real industry experience, and honing you. To make your start with a rewarding
advanced beauty services, and manage your professionalism, relationship career in beauty, study UCOL’s New Zealand
the operations of a client base or small building skills and teamwork. Certificate in Beauty Therapy.
beauty therapy business.
You’ll gain the skills and knowledge to
analyse, plan and provide a broad range of
beauty services. This qualification is intended
Specific Entry Requirements: Successful achievement of the following (or equivalent): for learners who have little or no prior
National Certificate in Beauty Services (Cosmetology) and National Certificate in Beauty
learning or experience in the field.
Services (Beautician) or Certificate in Beauty Services
Practical experience
Regular client days are incorporated into the
learning process at one of UCOL’s Beauty
Clinics in Palmerston North, Whanganui,
Masterton or Levin, providing you with
real industry experience, and honing your
professionalism, relationship building skills
and teamwork.
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STUDY
Hairdressing
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN HAIRDRESSING (EMERGING STYLIST)
LEVEL 4
Duration: 1 year, full-time
Start: February
Location: Palmerston North, Whanganui & Wairarapa
STUDY PATHWAYS This programme aims to prepare students to perform salon
and client services that contribute to the effective operation of
a hairdressing salon.
Expand your knowledge and skills in the areas of hairdressing and commercial
New Zealand Certificate salon operations. Learn a variety of services including how to perform client
in Hairdressing (Salon Support)
consultations and complex styling tasks, including blow waving, fingerwaving,
LEVEL 3
setting and long hair-ups. You will also learn foundation scissor and razor
cutting services, colouring services and assisting colleagues with a range of
chemical reformation services, including application and neutralising.
New Zealand Certificate in Practical experience is gained by performing services for the public under
Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist) the support of your lecturer in our fully equipped hairdressing salons.
LEVEL 4
Specific Entry Requirements: New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) or
equivalent knowledge & skills.
“I loved working
with clients. I’m
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
quite shy, but
IN HAIRDRESSING
working with (SALON SUPPORT)
clients helped
bring me out of LEVEL 3
my shell.” Duration: 1 year, full-time
Start: February
Greer James
Location: Palmerston North,
Hairdressing Graduate
Whanganui & Wairarapa
Learn essential skills such as reception
duties, shampooing, applying treatments
or colours and styling. You’ll also gain
real-world experience in our campus
salons.
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ADMINISTRATION
Become a leader in your field with our
work focussed programmes in business
& administration. Study areas include:
Business • Business Online
Business Administration
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STUDY
business
STUDY PATHWAYS
New Zealand Certificate in
Business (Introduction to
Team Leadership)
LEVEL3
New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Certificate
Certificate in Business Certificate in Project in Business (First Line
(Small Business) Management Management)
LEVEL4 LEVEL4 LEVEL4
New Zealand Diploma in New Zealand Diploma in Business New Zealand Diploma in Business
Business (Accounting) (Leadership & Management) (Administration and Technology)
LEVEL5 LEVEL5 LEVEL5
Bachelor of Applied Management
LEVEL 7
Graduate Diploma Graduate Diploma Graduate Diploma in Business
Graduate Diploma
in Operations and in Project Management Information Systems
in Accounting
Production Management LEVEL7 LEVEL7
LEVEL7
LEVEL7
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GRADUATE DIPLOMA
BACHELOR OF
APPLIED MANAGEMENT GRADUATE DIPLOMA GRADUATE DIPLOMA
With Majors in Accounting, IN OPERATIONS AND IN ACCOUNTING
Business Information Systems, PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT LEVEL 7
Project Management and LEVEL 7 Duration: 1 year, full-time
Operations & Production
Duration: 1 year, full-time Start: July
Management
Start: February & July Location: Palmerston North
LEVEL 7
Location: Palmerston North
Duration: 3 years, full-time or Gain the expertise to be able to manage
part-time study options available This programme covers business financial information and the skills to
sustainability, supply chain management, create and implement financial strategies.
Start: February & July
resource and capacity planning, quality This programme covers financial
Location: Palmerston North and management, and general business and accounting, management accounting
Whanganui with some courses project management. Learn how to most and taxation in New Zealand. You will
offered online. efficiently allocate resources and gain also have the opportunity to gain real-
the skills needed to analyse, oversee world experience by working with a local
The aim of this degree is to provide and improve the processes and logistics business/organisation on an industry
students with hands-on applied required for a profitable production project.
knowledge and experience in company.
business. The concept of ‘applied
management’ is core to the degree
– where students ‘apply’ knowledge, GRADUATE DIPLOMA
skills and capabilities in a variety of IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ways and contexts as they progress
LEVEL 7
through the degree. This is built on
sound, relevant theoretical knowledge Duration: 1 year, full-time
with the opportunity to apply this in a Start: February & July
business context. Location: Palmerston North
Practical industry experience is built Learn the theory and practical
into this three-year programme, as applications of strategic management,
well as workplace assignments and human resource management,
case studies. Students can specialise leadership, project management, change
in up to two majors* from the second management, business analytics and
year of study. intelligence, and organisational behaviour.
• Accounting Gain real-world experience by working
• Business Information Systems with a local business/organisation on a
project.
• Project Management
• Operations & Production
Management
* Programme majors are subject to GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
availability BUSINESS INFORMATION
This programme is accredited by the SYSTEMS
Chartered Accountants Australia New LEVEL 7
Zealand (CAANZ), Certified Practicing
Duration: 1 year, full-time
Accountants Australia (CPA Australia),
and the Institute of Management Start: Feb/July
New Zealand (IMNZ). Our business Location: Palmerston North
students also benefit from our
Gain the skills to deliver valuable insights
relationship with the Association of
to business owners and managers by
Administrative Professionals New
analysing the use of information and
Zealand (AAPNZ).
communication technologies. In this
programme you will develop skills in
the analysis, design, development and
management of business information
systems.
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OTHER BUSINESS PROGRAMMES STUDY
NEW ZEALAND online
CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS
(SMALL BUSINESS)
LEVEL 4 Are you a manager or team leader wanting to improve your team’s
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time or study performance? Or are you looking to gain new business related skills?
at your own pace online
UCOL’s online learning platform, TANZ eCampus is designed to offer flexible study
Start: February & July options for busy lifestyles.
Location: Palmerston North,
You choose when to study Great support
Whanganui & online with TANZ
eCampus • Courses start at regular intervals • Chat to other students through
throughout the year. the private forum
Gain the skills and knowledge to
Easy to use online learning • A personal advisor will help
work in, start, operate, and grow a
environment you achieve your study goals.
small business in New Zealand. This
business programme provides a strong • Access to course information
foundation in small business and • Upload assignments
enables innovative ideas to become
• All you need is a computer/laptop
reality.
and access to Internet to get started
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA
IN BUSINESS
LEVEL 5 NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
Duration: 1 year, full-time or study CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
online at your own pace (INTRODUCTION TO TEAM LEVEL 4
Start: February & July LEADERSHIP)
Duration:10 weeks per course (study at
Location: Palmerston North, LEVEL 3 your own pace).
Whanganui & online with TANZ Duration: 12 weeks per course (study at Start: Monthly intakes
eCampus your own pace).
Location: Online with TANZ eCampus
Develop your business skills and Start: Monthly intakes
learn what it takes to succeed in the Develop valuable project management
Location: Online with TANZ eCampus skills in order to manage projects on
New Zealand business sector. You
can choose to focus on Accounting*, Gain the skills and knowledge to make time and within budget.
Leadership and Management, or a positive contribution to your team’s
Administration and Technology online. performance and help improve your
efficiency as a leader.
* The accounting focus will qualify you to gain OTHER PROGRAMMES
the Chartered Accountants Australia New AVAILABLE ON TANZ ECAMPUS
Zealand (CAANZ) Accounting Technician (AT)
designation.
NEW ZEALAND
CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS > New Zealand Certificate in
Business (Administration and
(FIRST LINE MANAGEMENT)
Technology) Level 3
LEVEL 4
> New Zealand Certificate in
Duration: 10 weeks per course (study at
Business (Administration and
your own pace).
Technology) Level 4
Start: Monthly intakes
> New Zealand Diploma in
Location: Online with TANZ eCampus
Business
Gain the skills and knowledge required (with strands in Accounting,
as a first line manager to work with your Leadership and Management,
teams to achieve organisational goals. Administration and Technology)
Level 5
> Selected courses from Bachelor
of Applied Management
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STUDY
business Administration
NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND
STUDY PATHWAYS CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS
(ADMINISTRATION AND (ADMINISTRATION AND
TECHNOLOGY) TECHNOLOGY)
New Zealand Certificate in Business LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
(Administration and Technology) Duration: 19 weeks, full-time Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
LEVEL 3
Start: February & July Start: July
Location: Palmerston North & Online Location: Palmerston North,
with TANZ eCampus. Whanganui & Whanganui, HLC Levin & Online with
HLC Levin (February Intake Only) TANZ eCampus
New Zealand Certificate in Business
(Administration and Technology) Gain the skills and knowledge Broaden your technical and
LEVEL 4 required to contribute to the administrative skills and knowledge to
productivity and efficiency of an office. further contribute to the productivity and
Develop technical and administrative efficiency of an office.
skills that can contribute to improving
performance and productivity.
UCOL.AC.NZ / 31CHEF TRAINING
& HOSPITALIT Y
Gain practical skills from industry trained
chefs in our training kitchen & restaurants.
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CHEF TRAINING
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN COOKERY (ADVANCED)
LEVEL 5
Duration: 1 year, full-time
Start: February Location: Palmerston North & Whanganui
This one year culinary arts programme will advance your skills in professional
cookery, planning, developing and costing menus, managing staff allocations and
restaurant supervision.
STUDY PATHWAYS
Our students learn from industry-experienced professionals and gain practical
experience in our commercial kitchens and restaurants in Palmerston North and
Whanganui.
New Zealand
Certificate in Baking
LEVEL 3
Specific Entry Requirements: Successful completion of New Zealand Certificate in Cookery
(Level 4) or equivalent qualification and/or experience.
New Zealand
Certificate in Cookery
LEVEL 4
NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND
CERTIFICATE IN BAKING CERTIFICATE IN COOKERY
LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
New Zealand Diploma Duration: 19 weeks, full-time Duration: 1 year, full-time
in Cookery (Advanced)
Start: February & July Start: February & August
LEVEL 5
Location: Palmerston North. Whanganui & Location: Palmerston North.
Wairarapa (July intake only) Whanganui, Wairarapa & HLC Levin (Feb
intake only)
An intensive bakery course that covers
the basics of baking and pastry production Develop your creativity in the kitchen
including how to make breads and dough, and get hands-on work experience
pastry products, cakes and sponges, and in our training restaurants. This
bakery small goods. Students will also learn programme covers cold larder dishes,
how to produce commercial volumes to be complex preparation and presentation
sold in retail shops or restaurants. This techniques, hot dishes and a range
programme combines practical hands-on of patisserie and desserts. Combine
experience backed up with theory thanks to practical cooking skills with knowledge
our industry experienced chefs and facilities on how a professional kitchen is run.
such as our on-site commercial kitchens.
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STUDY
HOSPITALITY
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN
FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE
LEVEL 4
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
Start: February & July
Location: Palmerston North. Whanganui & HLC Levin (July intake only)
Gain supervisory skills for a broad range of food and beverage outlets along
STUDY PATHWAYS with real-world experience at events and functions. Learn how to interact
with colleagues and customers so you can provide a memorable, high-
quality dining experience. The programme covers operational restaurant and
beverage services and hospitality service standards.
New Zealand Certificate in
Food and Beverage Service
LEVEL 3
Specific Entry Requirements: Applicants should have completed the New Zealand Certificate
in Food and Beverage Service (Level 3) with strands in Café Services and Functions Services,
or an equivalent Level 3 qualification in hospitality.
New Zealand Certificate in
Food and Beverage Service
LEVEL 4
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE IN
FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE
LEVEL 3
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
Start: February & July
Location: Palmerston North. Whanganui &
HLC Levin (Feb intake only)
Learn the essentials of working in
hospitality. Prepare and serve the types
of food and beverages offered at cafés
and functions, and develop professional
communication skills.
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INDUSTRIES
Gain skills that you can take with you anywhere
in the world, with our suite of creative
programmes. Study areas include:
Design and Arts • Photography
Interior Design • Music
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STUDY
design&arts
STUDY PATHWAYS POSTGRADUATE STUDY OPTIONS
MASTER OF DESIGN POSTGRADUATE
New Zealand LEVEL 9 DIPLOMA IN DESIGN
Certificate in LEVEL 8
Duration: 18 months, full-time
Arts & Design
LEVEL 3 Start: February Duration: 1 year, full-time
Location: Whanganui Start: February
Location: Whanganui
Take your passion for design to the
New Zealand next level with our Masters of Design An exciting year of independent and
Certificate in degree. Our highly-skilled lecturers will facilitated study focussing on either
Arts & Design deliver the art/design theory and original time-based/print-based design,
LEVEL 4 academic/applied research required for object design/visual arts or fashion/
New Zealand
Diploma in you to create advanced projects of your textile design. Based on both lecturer
Arts & choice in either time-based/print-based facilitated and self-directed research
Design design, object design/visual arts or projects.
LEVEL 5 fashion/textile design.
Bachelor of
Design & Arts
LEVEL 7
BACHELOR OF DESIGN AND ARTS
Bachelor of
Creative Media With Majors in Visual Arts, Textiles/Fashion Design & Design Media
LEVEL 7 LEVEL 7
Duration: 3 years, full-time or part-time study options available
Start: February & July Location: Whanganui
Postgraduate
Diploma in Design The Bachelor of Design and Arts embodies the idea that artists and
LEVEL 8 designers of all kinds benefit equally from both collaborative and
individual learning environments. For this reason this programme
brings design and art disciplines together to benefit from the
creative energy that results from collaborative learning; whilst
Master of Design
also allowing students to choose a specialist major area of study in
LEVEL 9
which to focus their attention.
This programme provides the opportunity to gain the skills not only
to create successful design and art works, but also to market these
concepts and products, communicate successfully and understand
the importance of self-promotion for success. Learn from our
lecturers who are also practising artists, designers and educators,
passionate about inspiring creativity.
Intern projects, drawing, art/design labs, history and theory
professional practice make up this programme with a strong
focus on ‘hands on making’ experiences through studio-based
work. Students are able to specialise in their own area of interest,
choosing a major area of study which could include:
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NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN ARTS AND DESIGN
LEVEL 3
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
Start: February
Location: Palmerston North & Whanganui
A basic grounding in a range of design and
arts media. A great stair-casing programme
for entry into higher level art and design
qualifications.
BACHELOR OF CREATIVE MEDIA
LEVEL 7
Duration: 3 years, full-time or part-time study options available
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
Start: March Location: Palmerston North IN ARTS AND DESIGN
LEVEL 4
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
Create the unexpected and ignite your creativity. Equip yourself with the
knowledge, skills and competencies for working in the creative industries with Start: July
UCOL’s Bachelor of Creative Media. This course allows you to get truly industry Location: Palmerston North & Whanganui
ready, by working with real clients through the “workhub” in your third year.
A hands on, studio-based programme which
Through the workhub, you will gain 380 hours of work experience, learning how to
allows you to explore & expand your skills
create meaningful outcomes for the clients in the workplace.
in a range of visual arts, fashion/textiles and
In the Bachelor of Creative Media, you can specialise in: digital design mediums.
• 3D Amination
• Design
• Photography
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA
IN ARTS AND DESIGN
• Illustration
LEVEL 5
• Video/Film making Duration: 1 year, full-time or
part-time study options available
Start: February & July
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Location: Whanganui
Some of our arts & design programmes may require submission of a portfolio of work.
UCOL’s Diploma in Arts and Design is built
around the vibrant ‘Glass Arts’ industry and
is suited to those who wish to focus their
artistic study in the areas of both hot glass
and kiln-based glass.
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STUDY
photography
STUDY PATHWAYS
New Zealand Certificate
in Arts & Design LEVEL 3
New Zealand Diploma
in Photography LEVEL 5
New Zealand Diploma
in Photography LEVEL 6
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA
LEVEL 6 IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Duration: 1 year, full-time or part-time study options available LEVEL 5
Start: February Location: Palmerston North Duration: 1 year, full-time or
part-time study options available
Start: February
Focussing on the exciting diversity of contemporary professional Location: Palmerston North
photography, this programme provides the opportunity to develop An introduction to photography as a medium
advanced knowledge in solving visual problems through idea to express creative ideas. This programme
generation, composition, lighting and using various equipment. covers solving visual problems through
idea-generation, composition, lighting,
We’ll introduce you to a range of photographic ideas from fashion and advertising
use of equipment, image processing and
through to wedding and portrait, product and still life, documentary and video,
presentation.
architecture and food. Build your industry portfolio and develop your creative talent
in a practical, career focussed way.
UCOL brings you strong links with the photographic industry and opportunities
to showcase your work on a local, national and global stage. UCOL Photography
students have attained unprecedented success at the NZIPP Iris Professional
Photography Awards, achieving New Zealand Student of the Year for twelve
consecutive years, New Zealand Tertiary Institution of the Year for eight consecutive
years and winner of the Canon Eyecon Award for six consecutive years.
Past students have gone on to craft successful careers in areas of fashion, wedding,
portrait, newspaper and architecture, here and abroad.
Specific Entry Requirements: Students must have successfully completed the New Zealand
Diploma in Photography (Level 5).
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STUDY
MUSIC
STUDY PATHWAYS
New Zealand Certificate in Music New Zealand Diploma
LEVEL 4 in Creativity (Music) LEVEL 5
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA
IN MUSIC IN CREATIVITY (MUSIC)
LEVEL 4 LEVEL 5
Duration: 1 year, full-time Duration: 1 year, full-time
Start: February Start: February
Location: Palmerston North Location: Palmerston North
& Whanganui
Take your skills and understanding
Develop your individual and band of music performance to the next
performance across many popular level. Gain skills and knowledge to
music styles. Gain skills in live sound effectively apply creative processes
and recording, theory, song writing/ across a range of musical vocations
composition and music management. and disciplines.
Specific Entry Requirements: You must be Specific Entry Requirements: Applicants
able to play a musical instrument and/or sing may be required to audition.
confidently and competently in front of others.
CREATIVE SHORT COURSES
We are excited to offer a variety of creative short courses. For up-to-date information and start dates please visit ucol.ac.nz
CERTIFICATE IN CERTIFICATE IN INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTORY PHOTOGRAPHY TO VIDEO CREATION
LEVEL 5 LEVEL 5
Duration: 10 weeks Duration: 10 weeks
Location: Palmerston North & Whanganui Location: Palmerston North
This prospectus is intended as a guide only. Programme details are subject to change. Please refer to ucol.ac.nz for the most up-to-date information UCOL.AC.NZ / 39EDUCATION
If you have a passion for teaching and enjoy
working with people, we can help you reach
your career goals. Study areas include:
Adult Education • Early Childhood Education
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STUDY
ADULT
EDUCATION
NEW ZEALAND
CERTIFICATE IN ADULT
LITERACY & NUMERACY
EDUCATION (VOCATIONAL/
WORKPLACE)
STUDY NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
LEVEL 5
Duration: 30 weeks, part-time early IN EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION AND CARE
Start: Monthly intakes
Location: Online via Tanz eCampus childhood LEVEL 4
EDUCATION
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time
This is a professional qualification for
Start: February & July
adult literacy and numeracy educator
competence. It is ideal for adult Location: Palmerston North. Wairarapa &
educators who are looking to acquire Horowhenua (July intake only)
STUDY PATHWAYS
the skills and strategies to embed Further enhance your skills and knowledge
literacy and numeracy in their training in all aspects of early childhood education.
or education programmes. This programme covers: learning and
Entry Requirements: During your studies New Zealand Certificate in Early development theories, culture and identity,
you need to ensure you have access to Childhood Education and Care professional and ethical principles and
learners so you can deliver you sessions LEVEL 3 practices and an early childhood practicum.
and an observation can be completed, as
part of the assessment requirements. You
must be working with learners in a post-
secondary environment and must meet the
requirements of the Children’s Act 2014.
New Zealand Certificate in Early NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA
Childhood Education and Care IN EARLY CHILDHOOD
LEVEL 4 EDUCATION AND CARE
CERTIFICATE IN LEVEL 5
WORK-BASED ASSESSMENT Duration: 1 year, full-time (one day a week
(TRAINING SCHEME) New Zealand Diploma in Early on campus)
LEVEL 4 Childhood Education and Care Start: February & July
LEVEL 5
Duration: 17 weeks Location: Palmerston North, Wairarapa &
Start: Various start dates, check the Whanganui
website for details.
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE Learn the skills to work in the early
Location: Palmerston North IN EARLY CHILDHOOD childhood sector, working professionally and
Learn how to assess apprentices or EDUCATION AND CARE collaboratively to provide education and care
trainees against vocational standards. of infants, toddlers and young children. This
LEVEL 3
The skills you will learn will build course has been developed in partnership
Duration: 19 weeks, full-time with Iwi to ensure inclusion of local cultural
your competencies as a supervisor or
manager, and will add value to other Start: February & July practices that include history, stories and
areas of your daily work life. Location: Palmerston North. Wairarapa & knowledge that can be shared confidently
Horowhenua (February intake only) with tamariki. It also involves practical and
theory based learning.
NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE Gain a solid grounding in all aspects
IN ADULT AND TERTIARY of early childhood education. This
programme covers health, safety and
TEACHING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
nutrition; caring for young children;
LEVEL 5 Our early childhood programmes
development and learning; and how to
require special criteria such as a police
Duration: 20 weeks full-time or longer if develop educational programmes for
check and declaration of any previous
studied part-time infants, toddlers and young children.
criminal convictions.
Start: Monthly intakes As part of this early childhood education
Location: Online via TANZ e-Campus programme you will take on a practicum
placement in an early childhood setting to
Gain the skills you need to work in adult
put your learning into practice.
education and facilitation, in both the
community and tertiary sector. This
programme allows you to build on your
understanding of educational theory
through learning a range of strategies
for use in teaching and learning,
assessment and programme design.
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