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International Prospectus 2019 create your world www.wintec.ac.nz
Contents
Fees, programmes and dates
are subject to change. Please
check course information
at wintec.ac.nz before
Welcome to Wintec
applying to enrol.
02 Why Choose Wintec
03 Hamilton, New Zealand
04 Our Facilities
05 Our Campuses
06 Design Factory and Student Life
07 Accommodation
10 Student Support and Resources
11 Dedicated International Centre
Your Planning
12 Qualification Levels
13 Entry Requirements
Your Study Options
14 English
18 Applied Science & Primary Industries
22 Beauty, Hair and Hospitality
26 Business
30 Education
32 Engineering & Industrial Design
36 Health and Social Practice
40 Information Technology (IT)
46 Media Arts
52 Sport Science
56 Transdisciplinary Research
Next Steps
58 Important Information
59 Glossary
60 How to Enrol
Disclaimer
The information contained in this prospectus is correct at the time of printing (July 2018).
Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) reserves the right to cancel or postpone any of the programmes and shall not be
liable for any claim other than the proportion of programme fees which the cancelled portion bears. Some programmes may be
dependent upon formal approval from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA), Tertiary Education Commission funding international@wintec.ac.nz facebook.com/wintec
allocation, and the number of enrolments. As part of the NZQA targeted review of all Level 1–6 New Zealand qualifications,
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there may still be changes to some programmes starting in 2018 and in 2019.
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Why Choose Wintec? Hamilton, New Zealand
We provide you with a positive hands-on learning experience, access to some of the best
purpose-built facilities in New Zealand, and industry-leading academic staff. In Hamilton, you will enjoy city life without all the inconveniences of big city life. You’re spoilt
for choice with a unique mix of things to do and enjoy. You can enjoy watching a live sports
Before you are ready to join the workforce, we teach you the practical Preparation for a successful career
match, shopping, visiting the Waikato Museum or an art gallery, paintball, ten-pin bowling,
skills you need to succeed. When you are learning relevant techniques Our tutors are experts in their field, with industry experience, as well as go-carting, watching a play or musical at the theatre, lively nightlife and the picturesque river
and skills, you will immediately impress your future employers. rich industry connections.
and lake walkways. Just an easy drive away are beaches, mountains, rivers, thermal pools,
Your confidence will grow in our unique practical learning environments, We provide state-of-the art facilities so your son or daughter countryside, sport centres and adventure activities.
which include an art gallery, a practicing nursing ward, science teaching has access to modern equipment and technology and numerous
laboratories, fully equipped sport science facilities, specialist kitchens opportunities to train in real work environments
and a training restaurant, hair and beauty salons, music and design
studios, a veterinary surgery, an animal house and fully equipped trades Hands on learning
workshops, which are regarded as some of the best in the country. Wintec’s culture is based on active learning, where students tackle
the kinds of situations they’ll encounter in the workplace – all in a
Your tutors are highly respected in their fields of expertise, and keep safe environment with a focus on learning opportunities. Many of
actively connected with industry via their involvement in research our programmes offer internships and opportunities to work within Auckland (1½hours)
Auckland (1½hours)
and development. You will benefit from the wealth of knowledge, industry so that when a student leaves Wintec, they really are “work Tauranga (1¼ hours)(1¼ hou
Tauranga
experience and industry connections, they have to offer you. But, more ready”.
Hamilton Hamilton
importantly, your tutors are passionate about helping you achieve your Rotorua (1½hou
Rotor
goals. You will be on a first name basis with most, because they care We offer a wide range of qualifications, from certificates and diplomas
and want to give you the support you need to succeed at Wintec and to degrees and postgraduate qualifications. We have 10 degree Taupo (2 hours)
Taupo (2
beyond. After all, your accomplishments are theirs too. programmes, 27 diplomas and 11 postgraduate qualifications in
engineering, trades, science, information technology, primary industries,
Why parents choose Wintec for their sons and daughters. agriculture, sport, health and social services, education, business and
As a parent or guardian, you want the best for your children and so do we. enterprise, hospitality, cookery, events, English language, media and the
creative industries. Local Events Location
One of the things that distinguishes Wintec, is the emphasis we place Wellington Wellington
on education taking place in a great environment – one that is safe, • One of New Zealand’s leading Institutes of technology. Recognised as From international sporting events such Built on the banks of New Zealand’s
celebrates achievement, diversity, and respect for others and connects a Category 1 ( the highest category ) education provider by the New as rugby and cricket, to music festivals, largest river, Hamilton is close to beaches,
with our local communities. Zealand Qualification Authority. National Agricultural Fieldays, Balloons over mountains, thermal pools, sport centres,
• We offer internationally recognised qualifications which range from Waikato, expos, theatre, dance, visual arts, adventure activities, and is a short driving
distance from Auckland, Rotorua and Raglan ChristchurchChristchurch
When a student enrols at Wintec, they immediately become part of our certificates, diplomas to degrees and postgraduate degrees. markets and more, there’s always something
community. • 82% of Wintec degree graduates gain employment within 6 months happening in Hamilton. beach.
• We have award winning learning facilities
Dedicated International Centre • 20,000 students (international and domestic) Queenstown Queenstown
The support doesn’t stop once a student arrives at Wintec. The • Over 1700 international students from 60 countries
multicultural International Centre team is available 24/7 to help Dunedin Dunedin
students with general advice, accommodation, and ensure students
feel supported and cared for.
The International Centre also organises cultural events throughout the
year and provides extra care for students under the age of 18.
Internationally recognised qualifications
Providing the opportunity to gain internationally recognised
qualifications is our core promise. Students come to Wintec to begin or
advance their careers.
NZQA assesses the standard of education for tertiary education
Climate Cost of Living Tourism
organisations through a regular system of external evaluation and
Hamilton has a temperate climate, which Living costs and accommodation in Hamilton Hamilton is in close proximity to many world-
review (EER). Through periodic EER, tertiary education organisations
means summers are warm and dry and are considerably cheaper in comparison to famous tourist attractions including Waitomo
are held accountable to their students, employers, funders, quality
winters cool and wet. Summer temperatures other cities, such as Auckland, Christchurch Caves, Hobbiton, Te Aroha Mineral Spas, and
assurance bodies and other interested parties.
can rise to as high as 29°C. or Wellington. more!
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Our Facilities
Engineering and Trades Windows Restaurant
Our engineering and trades facility is home to more than 1000 engineering and trades students Our prized student-operated training
and 100 Wintec staff. restaurant, Windows, has a licensed bar
and offers indoor and outdoor dining to
The building’s unique design and function make it New Zealand’s most modern engineering accommodate 80 people. (Rotokauri Campus)
and trades education facility, with an open plan layout, flexible teaching spaces and the latest
Our Campuses
technologies. Students gain the skills they need in this
state-of-the-art training facility, which
The design is informed by a collaborative, project-based, real-world learning philosophy to create includes two large commercial kitchens and a (Hamilton City Campus)
vibrant, flexible, and contemporary spaces for students and staff. production kitchen.
You will be studying at one of our three main
campuses in Hamilton City.
Hamilton City Campus
The City Campus is located in the heart of Hamilton’s CBD, where you’re
within easy reach of shops, the Waikato River, Hamilton’s Lake Rotoroa
and public transport.
The Hamilton Gardens Campus
The Gardens Campus gives you the unique opportunity to study
horticulture, floristry, arboriculture and landscape design and
construction at the international award-winning Hamilton Gardens.
You'll enjoy gaining valuable hands-on experience and working closely
with nature.
Rotokauri Campus
Ramp Gallery Urban Hair and Spa Practising Nursing Ward Rotokauri Campus is located north of the city, where you'll be learning
in some of the best, purpose-built training facilities in New Zealand.
Ramp Gallery is our contemporary exhibition Our Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy Our real world-simulated learning area is set
We have fully equipped trades workshops, animal handling facilities, a
space within the School of Media Arts. students can enjoy learning in our two fully up as an actual nursing ward and includes
veterinary surgery, a specialist training restaurant and kitchens, and
equipped salons, Urban Spa and Hair. computerised, patient-models that assume
sport science labs as well as a student hub.
Ramp connects our students to a professional real life health issues.
gallery experience while exposing them to a Students can improve their practical and
Wherever you're studying you’ll have free computer and internet access,
range of contemporary art. salon-operation skills, while working with real This allows students to practise on real-
as well as 24-hour, 7-day a week access to the Gallagher Hub at the
clients and gaining real salon experience. world scenarios and gain hands-on skills
City Campus.
Each exhibition also runs an accompanying and experience in a safe and supportive
education and public programme. environment.
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(The Hamilton Gardens Campus)
Design Factory
Design Factory NZ offers the opportunity for
Wintec students to work with students from
different disciplines and centres.
You will co-create and work with industry partners to solve real-world Who is eligible?
problems.
Design Factory is currently available to 3rd year students studying in a
Wintec’s Design Factory NZ is part of the Design Factory Global Network degree programme within media arts, business, IT, engineering, social
which brings together research, education and business practitioners to work, counselling and science. However, any student from any degree is
create a new learning culture and hands-on learning experiences. welcome to enquire, as it may fit with your programme of study.
How does it work? We select students with a can-do mindset who have the potential to
flourish in this environment.
Industry partners approach Wintec with a complex problem that they
Fully Catered Amenities
Student Village
want solved. You will then work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary For further enquiries please contact:
team to design a solution using a range of problem-solving skills. Mira Cornes - Design Factory Coordinator mira.cornes@wintec.ac.nz or
Margi Moore – Design Factory Director margi.moore@wintec.ac.nz
You will work from the Design Factory dedicated learning space with
other like-minded students.
or alternatively feel free to speak to your Team Manager in your City Campus
programme of study.
Start your post-school life in a fully furnished unit in the Student
Once successfully completed, you will gain 30 credits towards your wintec.ac.nz/designfactory Village!
chosen programme of study. Design Factory Global Network: www.dfgn.org
On Collingwood Street, minutes from the Hamilton City Campus,
you’ll be a short walk away from all the learning facilities and
amenities you’ll need. You’ll also get the independence of living
away from home with the bonus of pastoral care, cleaning and
Student Life
meals offered seven days a week – as well as a calendar of social
activities to get you settled into your first year of study.
Campus Cafés & Snack Spots Campus Activities & Events
Everything you need to find a good meal to eat is right here on campus. We have microwaves Events and activities with fellow students are
for you to heat up last night's left over dinner, hot water for noodles, and vending machines with all part of your campus experience. Once you
snacks. Both the City and Rotokauri Campus have on-site cafés where you can enjoy a hot coffee arrive in New Zealand, follow our facebook.
and take your pick from a delicious range of food. com/wintecinternationalstudent page or @
wintecnz on snapchat.
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Self Catered Amenities Self Catered (only available to students 18+) Amenities
Wintec Apartments Eco Village
City Campus Rotokauri Campus
We know how nice it is having your family around you while you study.
When you’ve found your feet in Hamilton, a self-catered apartment
right on the City Campus could be exactly what you need. That’s why we offer fully-furnished and self-catered units in our Eco
Village, right on the Rotokauri Campus. Designed for mature students
Each apartment contains up to six rooms and a fully equipped
and those with families, each unit has 3-4 bedrooms and comes fully
kitchen, with storage on the lower floor and a shared laundry. With
equipped – with lounge and dining furniture, and king single beds, right
swipe card access and CCTV, these apartments are modern, safe and
down to a heat pump, television and vacuum cleaner. And we’ve got you
secure. And there’s no need for a car when you’re this close to town,
covered with access to our high-speed Wi-Fi, so all you need to focus on
study and public transport.
is your study.
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Student Support
and Resources
We want to offer the best support to help you succeed and achieve your
goals. The following services are available to make things easier for you.
Student Learning Services Employment Advice and Support
Our Learning Advisors are available to help undergraduate Library If you need help preparing your application for a holiday job, part-time
and postgraduate students develop their writing, critical You will have access to our two main libraries, which are work or your first graduate role, we run regular workshops to help
thinking, research and study skills while they’re here. They located at the City and the Rotokauri Campuses. Both you with your CV, cover letter and job interview planning. You are also
can work alongside you and your tutors in the classroom, provide a huge range of resource material ranging from welcome to book a time after these sessions for a chat with a Careers
coordinate small group study sessions, connect you books to newspapers, specialist journals, DVDs and Advisor to discuss future planning and career opportunities.
with other students studying the same things or provide much more.
one-to-one support – whatever you need to become a Disability Support Services
successful, independent learner. For more information, You'll also have access to online databases, which allow We have a dedicated team ready to help enable students’ academic
contact sls@wintec.ac.nz. you to search for material in journals, magazines and other abilities and opportunities. If you have a physical, learning or
online resources. You can even have material sent to you if psychological impairment, you may be able to get help with your
Moodle you’re studying by distance learning. studies. Contact us on sls@wintec.ac.nz to see how we can help you.
Moodle is your go-to online learning tool. It gives you
Dedicated
access to all of your programme’s material which may Childcare Computer Access
include lecture notes, research material, and practice tests. Wondering how to juggle study and family? Our childcare No matter where you're studying, you will have access to computers
Moodle also includes a Help Centre, which is where you centre, Kidz@Wintec, could be the answer. Located on the at all of our campuses. The Gallagher Hub at the City Campus has over
International
will find assignment writing and referencing resources. City Campus, our centre provides care and education for 130 computers for you to use 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The
With a computer and an internet connection, you can children up to five years. Early booking is essential. City and Rotokauri Campuses also have wireless hotspots, so you can
access Moodle anywhere, anytime. Phone 07 834 8812. study where you want.
You will also have access to the ITS helpdesk, whose staff are there to
help with the computers, printers, scanners and the MyLearning portal. Centre
MyLearning
This is your online learning forum where you can keep track of your
timetable, check your emails and study online. You can do it all in one Our friendly International Centre team
place, day or night, from anywhere, online in MyLearning.
is ready to provide you with the support
Health Services and Counselling and advice you need to have a positive
Need medical help? You have access to our Health Centres at both
our City and Rotokauri Campuses. Our registered nurses, doctors,
experience at Wintec.
counsellors, and chaplain are here to help with any issues you have
whilst you study at Wintec.
We can help you with your accommodation needs, getting you settled
into your studies, emergency assistance and pastoral care. Our 24/7
Security
pastoral care service is provided to every international student - free
We all deserve to live, work and study in a safe environment. That’s
of charge! We also organise events and activities throughout the year
why we have security staff patrolling Wintec buildings, 24 hours a
to make you feel at home and celebrate your cultural diversity. These
day, seven days a week, and emergency phones located around the
events include Orientation Week, CultureFest, Wintec annual ski trip,
campuses.
and more!
Multi Faith Room
You’ll find the International Centre team in B Block at the City Campus.
You will have access to prayer rooms, with washing facilities, located in
the Student Hubs at the City and Rotokauri Campuses.
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Qualification Levels Entry Requirements
The New Zealand Qualifications Framework is divided into 10 levels, and This is a general indication; some programmes have different criteria or
covers a range of qualifications from certificates to doctoral degrees. specific entry requirements so check the entry criteria for each programme
The levels are based on how complex the learning is. in this prospectus or contact our Student Enrolment and Information Centre
(SEIC) international@wintec.ac.nz.
Internationally recognised English proficiency outcomes for international students
IELTS* TOEFL IBT TOEFL PBT Pearson
5.5 (Level 4) 46 530 42
Masters
Level 9 5.5 (Level 5) 46 550 42
Honours, Graduate,
6.0 60 550 50
Postgraduate A masters is
Degree Level 7–8 awarded for study 6.5 79 590 58
Level 7 beyond initial
Diploma These programmes degree and will
Note: for the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Midwifery a B grade Occupational English Test score (OET) score (IELTS
Level 5–7 A degree is awarded are for study after generally involve
7.0-7.5 equivalent) is acceptable in terms of meeting English proficiency.
Certificate for advanced study the completion of a combination of
Level 1–6 Diplomas are usually that concentrates an initial degree and intensive study and
International Academic Admission Requirements
at a higher level than on general principles are ideal if you are supervised research.
Certificates are certificates and are and essential wanting to broaden
Wintec has set minimum requirements for academic entry to programmes for international students. The requirements are
awarded in a variety 1–2 years in length. knowledge. They are your existing
listed by country. For country specific information, visit: www.wintec.ac.nz/international/how-to-apply/entry-requirements
of subjects at a usually 3–4 years knowledge or retrain
range of levels and in length. in areas of demand.
may be of differing
lengths.
Exit to employment Exit to employment Exit to employment Exit to employment Exit to employment
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EL1500 EL1501 EL1502
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate in New Zealand Certificate in
in English Language English Language (Level 1) English Language (Level 2)
English
ENGLISH
(Foundation) (Level 1)
Duration: 18 weeks Duration: 18 weeks
Duration: 18 weeks You will attend an interview to establish You will attend an interview to establish
You will attend an interview to establish your English language skill level, and show your English language skill level, and show
your English language skill level, and show your likelihood of success. You may be your likelihood of success. You may be
your likelihood of success. You will be required to take a placement test. required to take a placement test.
required to take a placement test.
This programme will further develop your This programme will develop your
With this certificate you will be introduced communication skills and your English skills language and communication skills at a
to the four English language skills – reading, in reading, writing, listening and speaking. low intermediate level. You will develop
writing, listening and speaking. You will You will develop skills to help you use and your oral and written English skills to help
begin to use and understand simple English understand simple English for everyday, you use and understand English for familiar
for everyday situations. You will also be familiar situations. You will also develop face- situations at Wintec and in New Zealand. The
introduced to online learning. to-face and online study skills. programme will also develop your face-to-
face and online study skills.
Further Study Further Study
This certificate offers the necessary language This certificate offers the necessary language Further Study
proficiency for entry into further English proficiency for entry into further English This certificate offers the necessary language
language programmes, usually NZCEL Level language programmes, usually NZCEL Level 2. proficiency for entry into further English
1. language programmes, usually NZCEL
(General) Level 3.
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EL1803 EL1504
EL1503 EL1505 LANG425 / LANG426
New Zealand Certificate in New Zealand Certificate in New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate Summer School English Cambridge B2 First Exam
English Language (General) English Language (Applied) in English Language in English Language
(Level 3) (Academic / (Academic) (Level 4)
ENGLISH
(Level 3) (Academic) (Level 5)
Employment) Duration: 6 weeks, 20 hours per week
Wintec is a Cambridge Authorised
Examination Centre, approved to offer
You will attend an interview to establish
Cambridge English Language assessments
Duration: 18 Weeks your English language skill level, and show
Duration: 18 Weeks Duration: 18 Weeks within our Centre for Languages. Please
IELTS: 5.5 across all bands; or equivalent. your likelihood of success. You will be
IELTS: 4.5 across all bands; or equivalent. Duration: 18 Weeks IELTS: 6.0 across all bands; or equivalent. enquire for dates and further information.
You will attend an interview to establish required to take a placement test.
You will attend an interview to establish IELTS: 5.0 across all bands; or equivalent. You will attend an interview to establish
your English language skill level, and show Date: 6 weeks over December/January
your English language skill level, and show You will attend an interview to establish your English language skill level, and show Success in this exam provides pathways into
your English language skill level, and show your likelihood of success. You may be
your likelihood of success. You may be your likelihood of success. You may be mainstream Cambridge B2 First programmes
required to take a placement test. International applicants must have
required to take a placement test your likelihood of success. You may be required to take a placement test. at Wintec and can be used as evidence
Immigration New Zealand documents to
required to take a placement test. of language proficiency for New Zealand
This programme will prepare you for tertiary show eligibility to study in New Zealand.
This programme will help you gain the skills This programme will prepare you for higher- Immigration.
This programme will help you gain the skills study or training in New Zealand. You will
you need for tertiary study, training or work level study, training or employment in New
enhance your oral and written English You will improve fluency and build your
in New Zealand. You will develop your oral you need for tertiary study, training or work Zealand. You will consolidate your oral and
language skills to understand and use more confidence. You will develop language
and written English language skills so you can in New Zealand. You will develop your oral written English language skills to use and
complex language in academic contexts and learning skills and strategies to improve your
understand and use more complex language and written English language skills so you can
understand and use more complex language for most situations in wider life.
understand complex English for a wide range
reading, writing, listening and speaking. Occupational English Test
in an academic or workplace context, and of situations, and will expand your face-to-
for most situations in wider life. You will also in an academic or workplace context, and for face, independent and online learning study
(OET) Preparation
most situations in wider life. You will also Further Study and Career Opportunities
develop face-to-face, independent and online skills. EL0L234B
develop face-to-face, independent and online This programme leads into advanced NZCEL
learning study skills.
(Academic) (Level 5) or most bachelor degree
learning study skills.
programmes.
Further Study and Career Opportunities Exam Preparation for IELTS Three weeks, Hamilton City Campus,
Further Study and Career Opportunities This programme leads into higher academic Selected Dates
This programme provides a pathway into Further Study and Career Opportunities study such as nursing or postgraduate
some Wintec Level 3 certificate programmes This programme provides a pathway into programmes. Students can also study a Wintec is an official testing venue for the
or NZCEL (Applied) (Level 3). some Wintec certificate programmes concurrent programme: Level 5 English plus Duration: 9 weeks, 4 hours per week
Occupational English Test (OET). OET is the
at Levels 4 and 5, and some diploma EL1804 one online module from science/biology. Start Dates: March/August
leading English language test specifically for
programmes or NZCEL (Level 4) Academic or Additional fees apply. Time: 5:00-7:00pm, Tuesdays and
healthcare professionals and can be used for
Employment. New Zealand Certificate Thursdays
entry into Nursing at Wintec and for post-
in English Language degree professional registration for both
"This course is challenging (Employment) (Level 4)
This course will improve your language
Nursing and Midwifery. Please enquire for
"Wintec’s supportive and skills in preparation for sitting the IELTS, and
and my English has provides an English language pathway into
dates and more information.
friendly learning atmosphere
improved a lot. I am further study.
helped boost my
interested in midwifery, Duration: 18 Weeks
IELTS: 5.5 across all bands; or equivalent. confidence and enhance my Occupational English Test
and I would have to pass You will attend an interview to establish communication skills and Cambridge B2 First (OET)
a higher IELTS exam, but your English language skill level, and show
vocabulary. After completing Preparation
this course has given me your likelihood of success. You will be
required to take a placement test. an English programme, I am
good preparation and my Wintec is an official testing venue for
now pursuing the Bachelor
confidence has increased" This programme provides a workplace Occupational English Test (OET). OET is the
pathway. of Technology at Wintec." Three weeks part-time, Hamilton City
leading English language test specifically
Campus, Selected Dates
designed for healthcare professionals. Please
Cecilia Tae Kyung Kwak - New Zealand
This pathway may lead to employment or Duojia Li - English Language, and enquire for dates and more information.
Certificate in English Language student This course will help you prepare for the
study such as Wintec certificates or diplomas Bachelor of Technology student
Cambridge B2 First exams and will cover:
at Level 5 or NZCEL (Academic) (Level 5).
• Test overview
• Practice in four skills
• Personalised feedback
• Tips and advice
English Language Training
For those international students unable
to begin their courses in February or
July semesters, please enquire about
enrolment in an English Language
Training Scheme between semesters.
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Use this flowchart to choose
APPLIED SCIENCE AND PRIMARY INDUSTRIES
Applied Science &
Primary Industries which pathway will suit your
skill level and interests.
Applied Science
Start here
Applied Science 5 Veterinary Nursing Assistant
New Zealand Diploma in New Zealand Certificate in
Applied Science (Level 5) Animal Technology (Level 5)
Laboratory assistant, in a range Veterinary nurse assistant at kennels and
of entry level positions. catteries, animal shelters or pet stores.
Applied Science 6 Diploma in Arboriculture New Zealand Diploma in
New Zealand Diploma in (Level 6) Veterinary Nursing (Level 6)
Applied Science (Level 6)
Entry-level in a laboratory or science-related Council tree officers or technical Veterinary nurse at vet clinic, kennels and
workplace, e.g. technician or field officer. arborists / consultants with local catteries, animal shelters or pet stores.
authorities or private companies in
New Zealand or overseas.
Bachelor of Technology
(Science) (Level 7)
Biosecurity officer, conservation officer,
environmental officer, waste management
officer. Food technologist, food engineer,
food quality assurance officer,
officer, microbiology technician.
Additional Requirements Applicable
Prior to commencing a programme, all candidates must meet legal and health requirements.
They will be expected to undertake drug screening at the commencement of their chosen
programme and must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the
programme. They may need to undertake a police check at a level sufficient for safe and
effective practice within the field of horticulture and animal technology.
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AG0307
Applied Science 6 Bachelor of Technology (Science) (Level 7) Veterinary Nursing Diploma in Arboriculture
New Zealand Diploma in New Zealand Diploma (Level 6)
Applied Science (Level 6) in Veterinary Nursing (Level 6)
APPLIED SCIENCE AND PRIMARY INDUSTRIES
Duration: Starts February or July for 3 years Environmental technology
IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less Environmental technology embraces a
Duration: Start February for 1 year
than 5.5; or equivalent. wide-range of areas including biosecurity,
Duration: Starts in February or July for 1 year Duration: Starts in February for 1 year IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less
sustainability, conservation, ecology, climate
IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score IELTS: 6.0 across all bands; or equivalent. than 5.5; or equivalent.
This programme is an innovative, practical change, greenhouse effect, carbon footprint,
less than 5.5; or equivalent.
and future-focused degree. It has been the Resource Management Act, water and
Students will develop advanced skills in the An Arborist, also known as a Tree Surgeon,
designed to develop you into a highly skilled wastewater management, pollution and land
In this programme you will learn theoretical care, management, handling and nursing of is someone who specialises in tree
work-ready technologist prepared for a career management practices.
and technical knowledge in a specialised field a range of companion animals in a clinical work including planting, pruning and the
in one of the following four endorsements:
of science such as food technology, environment. diagnosing and treating of diseases.
•• Biotechnology Agritechnology
environmental technology or biotechnology.
•• Environmental Technology Agritechnology is about the science of
In addition, students gain hands on This programme combines the best of
•• Food Technology agriculture, including soil and plant analysis,
Graduates will be able to work independently experience and learn to manage patients and theoretical classroom work with practical
•• Agritechnology and plant and animal production. People who
in technical positions in a specialised field of clients, and follow protocols in all aspects of hands-on learning and is mainly taught using
choose this pathway can work in positions as
science in manufacturing and regulatory clinical veterinary practice. real life projects.
These areas have been chosen for their researchers or laboratory technicians with a
industries, fieldwork, research and
alignment with local industry and the diverse focus on agriculture.
development; or you may choose to pathway The programme includes a further 240 You will learn introductory arboriculture skills,
range of opportunities for employment.
onto the Bachelor of Technology. hours of work experience and will prepare advanced technical and specialist skills of
You will graduate with a broad foundation in
graduates for employment. tree surgery/maintenance and optimise your
Food technology science and will have developed transferable
Your study will involve a compulsory work physical ability using the medium of trees.
Food technology focuses on areas such and highly valued skills.
placement, and a minimum of seven elective Study Topics:
as food processing, food preservation,
modules totalling a minimum of 120 credits. •• Medical Veterinary Nursing Arboriculture is a fast growing industry in
packaging, labelling, legislation, food We want you to be able to adapt and change
•• Advanced Anaesthesia and Theatre New Zealand and this programme is your
fermentations, food engineering, cleaning as technology changes and have transferable
Of the 120 credits, a minimum of 75 credits Practice passport to gaining successful employment
and sanitation of food processing operations, skills so you can move between industries.
must be at Level 6 or above. •• Veterinary Pharmacology as an Arborist here or overseas.
food safety and quality control processes.
•• Veterinary Nursing Practicum 1
The programme involves industry experience,
You can choose from pathways in: •• Advanced Diagnostic Techniques
Biotechnology allowing you to become familiar with
•• Food technology (the science of food). •• Advanced Medical Veterinary Nursing
Biotechnology is technology based your future work environment and with
Graduates can work in entry-level positions •• Preparation for Practice
around biology, especially as it relates practical experience and knowledge, to be an
as food technologists who develop new •• Veterinary Nursing Practicum 2
to animals, plants, food science and immediate asset in the workplace.
food products, analyse the components of
medicine. Topics covered can include bio-
food, or food safety officers who audit the
engineering, moleculargenetics, transgenics, As with industry, there is a focus on group
food manufacturing industry.
bioremediations, industrial fermentation and teamwork. Presentations, investigations,
•• Environmental technology is the
technologies, proteomics and genomics. case studies and field trips will get you
science of conservation, biosecurity and
actively involved in finding the information
environmental management. Graduates
you need to know.
can work in entry-level positions as
biosecurity officers who help manage pest
animal and plant control, and help conserve
local environments.
•• Biotechnology is the "doing" of science.
This includes quality assurance of
laboratory practices, the analysis of
samples and reporting on sample results.
Graduates can work in entry-level positions
as researchers or laboratory technicians.
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Use this flowchart to choose
B E A U T Y, H A I R A N D H O S P I TA L I T Y
Beauty, Hair and Hospitality
which pathway will suit your Beauty, Hair and Hospitality
Start here
skill level and interests.
Hair Design Year 1 Culinary Arts Year 1
New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing New Zealand Certificate in Cookery
(Salon Support) (Level 3) (Level 4)
Hairdresser, barber, salon Trainee chef, third or fourth cook in
manager, hair stylist. hotels, restaurants, cafés and hospitals
or part of the front of house personnel.
Hair Design Year 2
Culinary Arts Year 2
New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing Diploma in Beauty, Body and
New Zealand Diploma in Cookery
(Emerging Stylist) (Level 4) Spa Therapies (Level 5)
(Advanced) (Level 5)
Subject to approval
Hairdresser, barber, salon manager, Beauty therapist, makeup artist, nail Chef de Partie (section supervision)
hair stylist. technician, massage therapist, spa manager. in hotels and restaurants, sous chef
(assistant kitchen manager), head cook or
food supervision in industrial catering.
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Hair Design Year 2 Certificate in Beauty Services Culinary Arts Year 1 Culinary Arts Year 2
New Zealand Certificate in New Zealand Certificate in Beauty Therapy (Level 4)* New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Diploma
B E A U T Y, H A I R A N D H O S P I TA L I T Y
Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist) in Cookery (Level 4) in Cookery (Advanced) (Level 5)
(Level 4)
Duration: Starts February for 1 year Study topics
IELTS: 5.5 with no individual band score less •• Natural nail manicures and pedicures Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year
than 5.0; or equivalent •• Facials and facial treatments IELTS: 5.5 with no individual band score less IELTS: 5.5 with no individual band score less
Duration: Starts in February for 1 year
•• Skin analysis than 5.0; or equivalent than 5.0; or equivalent
IELTS: 5.5 with no individual band score less
Make your world more beautiful and gain •• Hair removal
than 5.0; or equivalent
the skills to pursue a career in the beauty •• Eye enhancements The Culinary Arts Year 1 programme will This is a second year programme that is
therapy industry with the Certificate in •• Spray tanning provide you with the requisite skills and designed to provide you with more advanced
This programme will open the door to
Beauty Services (Level 4). You’ll learn skills •• Science of the body knowledge to work as chefs in intermediate skills and knowledge in professional cookery.
industry opportunities including becoming a
that will take you all over the world and open •• Client care and consultation positions producing complex dishes. You will You will be introduced to new techniques for
salon stylist, a colourist, a fashion stylist or
up career opportunities from television and •• Reception skills develop cookery skills to prepare, cook and preparing complex sauces, soups, desserts,
even owning your own salon.
film, to international spa work. •• Also embedded within this programme are present food employing complex preparation pastry, breads and terrines as well as
internationally recognised City & Guilds and presentation techniques. learning how to cook a range of traditional
You will further advance your professional
You’ll be based in our state-of-the-art, qualifications. and contemporary menu items. Emphasis is
hairdressing skills and knowledge; learn a
purpose-built training facility – Urban You will learn to monitor and maintain health placed on creating dishes that can be
range of cutting styles, permanent colouring
Spa – where you’ll gain practical skills and *Subject to approval and safety, food safety and security practices, presented and served in modern hospitality
techniques, reformation services, and
provide treatments to real clients, as well as and standard operating policies and procedures establishments.
advanced styling.
completing work experience in a spa or salon. to work roles in a commercial kitchen.
Once you finish the programme you’ll hit the On this course, students may also wish to
You will also gain a practical
ground running as a beauty therapist or a You will be doing a combination of kitchen work towards an additional qualification from
understanding of the daily business needs
cosmetic company representative, with skills workshops and theory studies. There is also City and Guilds of London.
and practices of a working salon.
transferrable to industry. a ten week service module where you will
You will practise on real clients, provide be working in Wintec’s fully licensed training Wintec’s superb Centre for Hospitality
them with consultations and a quality salon restaurant - for more information about provides the best possible start to your
experience. Windows visit www.wintec.ac.nz/windows. career. It includes two large commercial
kitchens, a production kitchen, and a fully
In addition you will complete 160 hours of You will be learning in Wintec’s state of- operational training restaurant featuring
work-based learning where you will gain the-art Centre for Hospitality with the best indoor and outdoor dining, a licensed bar and
hands-on experience while working in a training facilities: two large commercial seating capacity for 80.
range of real working salons with support kitchens, a production kitchen, a training
from your tutors. restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining, Your tutors are experienced teachers from
a licensed bar and a seating capacity for 80 an industry background, many with first-
On completion of this programme, you will people. Wintec’s learning environment will hand knowledge of managing their own
need to work in a salon to complete your final help keep you focused and motivated all the restaurants. They will be delivering both
credits before you can be registered as a fully way to graduation. the practical and theory aspects of the
qualified hairdresser. programme.
Each international student enrolled in the
Culinary Arts Year 1 programme receives You will gain advanced cookery skills
uniforms, a set of knives and small attending four hour kitchen workshops and
equipment. learning the relevant associated theory. One
day a week, you will actually run the kitchen
Important Note: Due to limited spaces of our training restaurant, Windows. Work
available, all students must attend a experience opportunities at events are
mandatory induction, prior to the start of available for students. You will also have
the programme to secure their place in the the opportunity to compete in the annual
class. As part of the induction students will Waikato and National Culinary Fare.
have their uniform measurements taken
and receive important course information to
prepare them for the programme. Students
will then receive their uniforms, knives and Embedded within
equipment set on the first day of class. both Culinary Arts
Induction Dates : programmes are
Semester 1: February internationally recognised
Semester 2: July City & Guilds qualifications.
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Use this flowchart to choose
BUSINESS
Business
which pathway will suit your Business
Start here
skill level and interests.
Business 5
New Zealand Diploma in
Business with strands in Accounting,
Administration and Technology, and
Leadership and Management (Level 5)
Executive assistant, office manager,
personal assistant, administration officer.
Bachelor of Applied Management
(Level 7)
Project manager, accountant, entrepreneur,
recruitment consultant, management
consultant, human resources advisor, sales
and marketing assistant, event organiser,
retail assistant, logistics coordinator.
Graduate Diploma (Level 7) in:
Accounting;
Human Resource Management;
Sales and Marketing;
Strategic Management;
Event Management;
Operations and Production Management;
Innovation and Entrepreneurship;
Retail Management ; Supply Chain Logistics
Employment in accounting, human
resource management, sales and
marketing, strategic management
event management, operations
and production management,
innovation and entrepreneurship,
retail management,
supply chain management.
Further study options available (*subject to external approvals):
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Finance, Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Marketing,
Master of Applied Finance and Master of Applied Marketing. If you would like further
information about these programmes contact our Student Enrolment and Information Centre
international@wintec.ac.nz for further insights
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Business 5 Bachelor of Applied Graduate Diploma Programme (Level 7) Graduate Diploma in
New Zealand Diploma in Business with strands in Accounting, Management (Level 7) Supply Chain Logistics
BUSINESS
Administration and Technology, and Leadership and Management
(Level 5) Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year
Duration: Starts February or July for 3 years IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less Graduate Diploma in Event Management Supply chain logistics plays a pivotal role
IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less than 5.5; or equivalent With this qualification, you will gain specialist in any business. All businesses need to
than 5.5; or equivalent skills in event management that will open control and manage their resources to gain a
Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year In the administration and technology strand
Graduate Diploma in Accounting event industry doors and career opportunities competitive advantage and with the Graduate
IELTS: 5.5 with no individual band score less you will study business technologies, office
If you have the drive to succeed then this Meet the accounting needs of any business in both the domestic and international diploma in Supply Chain Logistics you will
than 5.0; or equivalent. management, business information, and
programme could be right for you. The and you will be in high demand. With this markets. You will understand the challenges learn just that.
administration systems and processes.
flexible structure allows you to choose from a qualification you will learn the theory and the event industry faces in today’s world.
This programme will equip you with a broad This strand may equip graduates to work
range of majors and elective modules. practice of accountancy, critical thinking, (BI1505) SCL is more than just moving goods from
base of business knowledge and skills. towards the Association of Administrative
decision-making and business analysis. the factory floor to the customer efficiently
Professionals New Zealand’s
Majors The course also includes financial reports Graduate Diploma in Operations and . You also need good communication, project
All strands will learn about business (AAPNZ) Certification.
•• Accounting (optional CAANZ/CPA pathway) and business tax regulations. Before you Production Management management and relationship skills.
operational functions, business
•• Event Management graduate, you will complete an accounting Graduate and be in demand – the broad
communication, the New Zealand business In the leadership and management strand
•• Human Resource Management project for a real business as your final scope of this qualification equips you with the Logistics is an innovative industry and
context and interpersonal relationships. you will study business planning, project
•• Operations and Production Management assignment. (BI1501) . To become a skills to get the best results out of people and with the Graduate diploma in Supply Chain
management and leadership.
•• Sales and Marketing Chartered Accountant further study is processes. The skills in analysis and logistics Logistics you will be in demand
In the accounting strand you will study
•• Strategic Management required with either Chartered Accountants you gain from an operation and production
financial transactions, financial statements,
•• Innovation and Entrepreneurship* Australia New Zealand or CPA Australia. management pathway mean you can plan
budgeting and taxation, and decision-
•• Retail Management* See www.charteredaccountantsanz.com or and implement production efficiencies that
making and analysis. This strand may equip
www.cpaaustralia.com.au for more translate to what every business needs: a
graduates to work towards the academic
In your first year you will study eight information. better bottom line. (BI1506)
requirements for CAANZ’s Accounting
compulsory modules, giving you a strong
Technicians College.
understanding of business management. Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Graduate Diploma in Innovation and
Management Entrepreneurship*
In your second year you will study three You will gain the essential skills you need With this qualification you will learn how to
modules specific to your major and a further to get the most from employees. You will innovate and create game-changing products
three which could either contribute to a learn about staff management, recruitment, and services, build a great team, incorporate
second major, or be elective modules based employee performance, up-skilling and customers’ feedback in developing your
on your areas of interest. You will also take development, and resolving conflict in service or product, learn from failures and
the Applied Management and Research the workplace. Most businesses need turn them into opportunities, raise funds
Methodology core modules. expert advice on industrial relations and that you need for growth and know how
employment law as well, so you will be in to choose an appropriate and timely exit
In your final year, you will complete the demand. (BI1502) strategy. Innovation and entrepreneurship is
Cooperative Education Project (CEP). You crucial for the continuing success of any
will be placed in industry, gain valuable work Graduate Diploma in Sales and Marketing organisation – learn how you can make a
experience and complete an agreed piece Because every business has a product or difference in the world. (BI1608)
of research, increasing your chances of service to sell, they’ll need you to lead their
employment when you graduate. sales and marketing team. You will graduate Graduate Diploma in Retail Management*
with skills in consumer behavioural analysis, The Graduate Diploma in Retail Management
* Semester 2 only domestic and international market theory develops advanced understanding in the art
and applied marketing campaigns. (BI1503) of successful selling in today's competitive
market and the unique focus on retail will
Graduate Diploma in Strategic Management allow students to develop a career in retail
NZCEL (Academic) (Level 4) and With this qualification, you will gain specialist management. The development of skills
Bachelor of Applied Management skills in business strategy that open industry in store designs, marketing campaigns,
(Level 7) pathway programme. doors and career opportunities. You will customer in store experiences and creating
This unique programme is for students understand the threats a business faces retail concepts will help you to advance
who want to begin a Bachelor of both internally and in the market place. Your through any organisation. (BI1609)
Applied Management, but do not leadership potential will be enhanced by your
meet Wintec's English requirements. analytical skills and strategic thinking, and
"This experience has given me the confidence to pursue Students can enrol in NZCEL businesses will benefit from your expertise.
(BI1504)
a career in HR once I’ve completed my studies" (Academic) (Level 4) and begin study
with one module in the mainstream.
* Semester 2 only
Cushla Richardson - Bachelor of Applied Management student
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Bachelor of Teaching Graduate Diploma in Graduate Diploma
(Early Childhood Education) Information Technology in in Teaching English
E D U C AT I O N
Education (Level 7) Education (Level 7) to Speakers of Other
Languages (Level 7)
Duration: Starts February or July for 3 years Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year
IELTS: 7.0 in each band; or equivalent IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less Duration: Starts February or July for 1 year
than 5.5; or equivalent IELTS: 6.0 with no individual band score less
You will enjoy sharing your knowledge than 5.5; or equivalent
with learners and watching their skills and This programme is designed to give you
confidence grow. the capability to integrate information Whether you are new to teaching, or you are
communication technology (ICT) in your already an experienced teacher, the Graduate
You will learn how to build and maintain
classroom as part of an enhanced teaching Diploma in TESOL is designed to give you the
relationships with students and discover how
and learning environment. You should have knowledge and skills you will need to work
they learn, how to teach and what to teach.
registered teaching qualifications and be effectively with English Language learners
You will also acquire the leadership, planning
working as an educator in some capacity, (ELLs).
and organisational skills and values you need
so you can apply what you are learning while
to be a professional teacher.
you study. The programme combines theory and practice,
While studying you are required to be working
providing numerous opportunities to work
or volunteering in a licensed early childhood This programme incorporates a range with ELLs as you complete your studies.
education setting for a minimum of 12 hours of practical courses, and theory which is
per week. This will allow you to practice what taught through online delivery. As a working You will observe English language teachers
you are learning in a real setting. educator you will be able to immediately and their students in different classroom
Classes are one day and one evening per apply what you have learnt in your everyday contexts, and relate this to second language
week and a minimum of 12 hours per week in classroom. acquisition theories, including factors which
a licensed early childhood education setting, impact on English language learning.
as well as self-directed learning. Study Topics
•• Cloud based apps for teaching and learning You will add to your understanding of key
The first year of the programme focuses on
•• ICT and the learning process aspects of English grammar and relate this to
learning and understanding the theoretical
•• Using eportfolios in the classroom the typical difficulties ELLs encounter.
and educational concepts; the second year
•• Coding tools for the classroom
focuses on the implementation of these
•• Digital storytelling in the classroom You will learn and practice English language
concepts, and the third year builds on both
•• ICT and earlyc childhood education teaching skills in an authentic classroom
the theory and the practical aspects while at
•• Impact of ICT on society environment with real ELLs, and reflect on
the same time encouraging you to become a
•• Internet as an educational resource your experience in order to modify your
more critically reflective practitioner.
•• mLearning in the classroom practice.
Study Topics
•• What to teach To gain the full graduate diploma you must You will experience and reflect on what it is
•• Learners and how they learn complete eight modules, three of which are like to begin learning another language, and
•• Contextual factors compulsory. consider implications of your experience
•• Influencing teaching and learning
for your future work as an English language
•• The unique place of Māori as Tangata Whenua
teacher.
•• Planning for a safe, high quality teaching
and learning environment
In the second stage of the programme, you
•• The use of evidence to promote learning
will carry out two in-depth applied projects
•• Inter-relationships between theory and practice
with a selected group of ELLs. In one project
•• Developing positive relationships with
you will create and trial a mini-curriculum,
learners and learning communities
and in the other you will adapt and deliver
•• Application of effective leadership strategies
assessment tasks. You will also evaluate the
•• Strategies to advocate for children, families,
effectiveness of these and make appropriate
society and the teaching profession
modifications.
Graduates will be eligible to apply for
registration with the Education Council
of Aotearoa New Zealand. This will qualify
graduates to teach in licensed early childhood
education services.
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