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International
Prospectus
2022
Contents
Kia ora and welcome 1
At a glance 2
Why Toi Ohomai is a great choice 3
New Zealand quick guide 4
English language requirements 6
Study pathway 7
Making smart choices in a
time of uncertainty 8
New Zealand employment indicators 9
Auckland
Career and employability support 10 Tauranga
Whakatāne
Campus life and student services 13 Tokoroa Rotorua
Taupō
Our 2022 programmes 16
Preparation and arrival
in New Zealand 23
Wellington
Accommodation 24
New Zealand
Christchurch
Connect Queenstown
Dunedin
0800 86 46 46 (in NZ) or
+64 7 346 8712 (from overseas)
international.enquiries@toiohomai.ac.nz
toiohomai.ac.nz
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this International Prospectus is accurate at
the time of publishing in October 2021. However, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions or views expressed
herein, and information is subject to change. Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology Limited reserves the right to cancel or
change the content, timing, method or place of delivery of any programme.
Kia ora and welcome
How to apply
to Toi Ohomai Institute We welcome applications at any time of
of Technology the year. We recommend that you apply at
least two months before the start date of
the programme you are interested in.
Our name, Toi Ohomai, represents our There are three ways you can apply to
study with Toi Ohomai. Visit toiohomai.
vision to aim high and achieve great ac.nz/apply/how-to-apply to select the
heights - to be awakened by learning. option you prefer.
Our five main campuses are located throughout the
beautiful Bay of Plenty and South Waikato, home
to arguably New Zealand’s best beaches, lakes,
mountains and thermal wonderland. Online
Complete and submit the online
We also have more than 20 extra delivery sites International Student Application Form.
dotted across our region and over 150 programmes
to choose from. All of this makes it easy for Post
approximately 10,500 students to study with us
Download the PDF application form
every year. and post or deliver it to us.
Students can choose programmes across all
levels - from certificates, diplomas and degrees Agent
to postgraduate studies.
Toi Ohomai has many agents around
the world who are authorised to act
With specialties in business, information technology,
on our behalf. These approved agents
creative arts, engineering, forestry, hospitality,
will have a contract signed by us;
environmental science, nursing, health care, please ask to see this. Agents can
tourism, freight logistics, construction and even advise you about the programmes we
more, we are confident you will find something here offer, help you enrol, and help you to
to inspire you. obtain your student visa.
We are also part of Te Pūkenga - New Zealand
Institute of Skills and Technology, the 35th
largest tertiary provider in the world. Te Pūkenga
is gradually bringing all New Zealand vocational
education providers together to collaborate and COVID-19
create even better opportunities for our students.
Due to the ongoing global impact of
So join us for your learning journey and discover COVID-19, programme start dates are
your true potential! subject to change and will ultimately
depend upon when the New Zealand
Government will reopen its borders to
international students. We will provide
timely updates to all Toi Ohomai applicants
regarding this situation.
You can also check the latest
Immigration New Zealand updates at
immigration.govt.nz/about-us/covid-19
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 1
At a glance
94% 95% 942
successful course of employers say our staff support our
completions by programmes meet students
international students their needs and regions
Student ages
under 20-24 25-34 35-44 45 years
22% 24% 27% 14% 13%
20 years years years years and over
All figures based on 2020 statistics.
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Why Toi Ohomai
is a great choice
Rotorua and Tauranga are part of the Your culture is important to us
Bay of Plenty region and are safe, Our campuses are multicultural and you will meet
staff and students from all over the world. We would
friendly places to live, study and play. love you to contribute to this diversity by choosing
The cost of living is lower here than in bigger to study at Toi Ohomai.
cities like Wellington and Auckland. Economic and
population growth has led to a noticeable increase Improve your English
in construction and engineering opportunities. You will have daily opportunities to engage with
The Bay of Plenty region is also renowned for its New Zealanders. These conversations will help you
horticulture, with large orchards and crop fields improve your English and you will get to know lots of
providing ample opportunities for seasonal work. new people.
We put our students first Campus life
Studying in a foreign country is a great way to Orientation Week (O'Week) is held at the start of
experience another culture and develop a global each semester. This is a great opportunity to get to
perspective, and these experiences are being know your classmates with a range of fun activities,
increasingly valued by today's employers. live music and free food. These events also include
We have been educating international students for an informative academic induction.
more than 30 years. We understand the challenges Throughout the year we also host a range of different
you might face and we are committed to supporting events which will help you make the most of student
you during this exciting journey. life. Join our multicultural celebrations, toga nights,
Our International Centres consist of staff from all sausage sizzles and other interactive activities.
over the globe who understand your needs. This
means we are well equipped to help you achieve Industry connections
your study goals while enjoying and experiencing Toi Ohomai works closely with a wide range of
the great New Zealand culture. industries to ensure you will develop the right
skill set to make you highly employable. Our
One of the most common compliments we receive
programmes feature plenty of hands-on, practical
from students is the caring, attentive attitude of our
learning experiences, which often include work
tutors - they genuinely want to see you succeed.
placements or internships that can help you
develop vital connections with potential employers.
According to the latest I-Graduate Learn about Kiwiana
Survey*, Toi Ohomai ranked first Each country has its own lingo, slang words or
globally in the following areas: phrases. New Zealanders, often referred to as 'Kiwis',
are no different. Very soon you will be grabbing your
• Orientation Satisfaction jandals and bringing a plate (including a national
• Welcoming favourite, pavlova) when you visit your mates. You
• Pre-Arrival and Information will be knackered from all your study, running to
• Counselling Support the dairy for a snack, skulling a drink, and enjoying
a sweet-as life. But, no worries, you will be fluent in
• Social Activities Kiwi lingo in no time.
Toi Ohomai ranked sixth overall globally
out of the 89 institutions surveyed.
* The I-Graduate Survey is usually conducted every two years,
gathering feedback from almost 60,000 international students
enrolled at tertiary institutions around the world, including
13 New Zealand ITPs. COVID-19 has impacted this survey
schedule, so these results are from the latest survey
conducted in 2019.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 3
New Zealand
quick guide
National Rotorua
Population: 5.1 million Population: 77,300
Geographic size: 270,000 km2, comparable in size Climate: temperate, with an average summer
to the United Kingdom or Japan temperature of 25ºC and an average winter
temperature of 12ºC.
Capital: Wellington
What you can experience: Māori culture,
Languages: English, Māori, New Zealand
geothermal activity, natural spas and therapeutic
Sign Language
waters, spectacular scenery, mountain biking and
Main airport: Auckland International Airport walking in forests, golfing, kayaking, rafting, fishing,
cultural festivals and sporting events.
Political environment: stable
parliamentary democracy Major industries: tourism, hospitality, education,
agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, construction,
Major ethnic groups: European, Māori, Pacific transport and engineering.
Islander, Asian
Closest airports: Rotorua Regional Airport
Major industries: tourism, primary product exports, (domestic travel); Auckland International Airport
education, manufacturing, medical research, (45 minute flight away).
and creative industries such as film making and
fashion design.
Life in Rotorua:
Life in New Zealand: • located on the shores of the large and
• a peaceful, safe and friendly country which beautiful Lake Rotorua
provides exciting lifestyle and adventure • one of New Zealand’s top tourist destinations
opportunities in a multicultural society due to its geothermal activity, Māori culture
• clean and green environment and many other attractions
• New Zealanders enjoy meeting people and • international students have been part of
learning about various cultures. Rotorua for many years and their contribution
to the city’s culture is welcomed and valued.
For more information visit newzealand.com
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Tauranga
Population: 151,300
(New Zealand’s fifth largest city)
Climate: temperate, with an average summer
temperature of 25ºC and an average winter
temperature of 14ºC. Tauranga frequently receives
the highest annual sunshine hours in the North Island.
What you can experience: the best beaches in
New Zealand (TripAdvisor), marine adventures
like sailing, fishing, dolphin watching, surfing and
kayaking, natural spas and therapeutic waters,
spectacular coastal scenery, waterfalls, wineries,
mountain biking and walking in forests, golfing,
and cycle trails.
Major industries: aquaculture, construction,
engineering, education, event tourism, horticulture
(kiwifruit), manufacturing, marine science,
Port of Tauranga and transport.
Closest airports: Tauranga Airport (domestic
travel); Auckland International Airport
(40 minute flight away).
Life in Tauranga:
• offering an enviable coastal lifestyle,
positioned in New Zealand’s golden
triangle of economic prosperity
(Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga)
• New Zealand’s fastest growing city - the
bustling Port of Tauranga is also the country’s
largest port for exports
• one of the most popular holiday spots
in New Zealand.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 5
English language requirements
Programme level and required outcome1
Certificate or Postgraduate
Diploma at Diploma or
Level 6 Postgraduate
Certificate or Diploma or Certificate at
Certificate at Certificate at Level 8
Diploma at degree at Level 7
Level 3 Level 4
Level 5 Graduate Bachelor Honours
Certificate or Degree at Level 8
Diploma at Master’s Degree at
Level 7 Level 9
IELTS test2 General or General or Academic score Academic score Academic score of
Academic score Academic score of 5.5 with no of 6 with no 6.5 with no band
of 5 with no band of 5.5 with no band score lower band score lower score lower than 6
score lower than 5 band score lower than 5 than 5.5
than 5
TOEFL Internet- Score of 35 (with Score of 46 (with Score of 46 (with Score of 60 (with Score of 79 (with a
based test (iBT)2 a writing score a writing score a writing score a writing score writing score of 21)
of 14) of 14) of 14) of 18)
Cambridge B2 First or B2 First B2 First or B2 First B2 First or B2 First B2 First, or B2 C1 Advanced or
English for Schools with a for schools with a for schools with a First for schools, C2 Proficiency with
Qualifications2 score of 154. No score of 162. No score of 162. No or C1 Advanced, a score of 176. No
less than 154 in less than 154 in less than 154 in or C2 Proficiency less than 169 in
each skill each skill each skill with a score of each skill
169. No less than
162 in each skill
OET2 Minimum of Grade Minimum of Grade Minimum of Grade Minimum of Grade Minimum of Grade
C or 200 in all C or 200 in all C or 200 in all C or 200 in all C+ or 300 in all
sub-tests sub-tests sub-tests sub-tests sub-tests
NZCEL Level 3 (General) Level 3 (Applied) Level 4 (General) Level 4 Level 5
or (Employment) (Academic)
Pearson Test PTE (Academic) PTE (Academic) PTE (Academic) PTE (Academic) PTE (Academic)
of English score of 36 with score of 42 with score of 42 with score of 50 with score of 58 with no
(Academic)2 no band score no band score no band score no band score band score lower
lower than 36 lower than 36 lower than 36 lower than 42 than 50
LanguageCert2 B1 Achiever B2 Communicator B2 Communicator C1 Expert C1 Expert
International ESOL International ESOL International International ESOL International ESOL
Written (LRW) Written (LRW) ESOL Written Written (LRW) Written (LRW) HIGH
PASS with no PASS with no (LRW) HIGH PASS PASS with no PASS with no less
less than 25/50 less than 25/50 with no less than less than 25/50 than 25/50 in each
in each skill and in each skill and 25/50 in each skill in each skill and skill and Spoken (S)
Spoken (S) PASS Spoken (S) PASS and Spoken (S) Spoken (S) PASS PASS
PASS or C2 Mastery
International ESOL
Written (LRW) PASS
with no less than
25/50 in each skill
and Spoken (S)
PASS
Trinity ISE2 ISE I with no less ISE II with no less ISE II with no less ISE II with no less ISE III with no less
than distinction in than pass in any than merit in any than distinction in than pass in any
any band band band any band band
Source: nzqa.govt.nz/about-us/our-role/legislation/nzqa-rules/nzqf-related-rules/the-table/
1
The listed outcomes represent the minimum scores or grades for each test or qualification that qualify a student for enrolment at each
programme level. Students with higher scores or grades than required for a particular programme level may still enrol at that level. Where the entry
requirements for a programme are for a higher English proficiency outcome than is listed in the relevant row of the Table for the programme level in
which the student is being enrolled, the student must meet that higher level.
2
All test scores must be from a single report except for TOEFL iBT, where the test scores must be from a single report for a single test date and
the My best Scores option must not be used. LanguageCert where the test scores must be from a single report for Written (LRW) and a separate
individual report for Spoken (S).
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Study pathway
Master’s Degree
Postgraduate Certificate
or Postgraduate Diploma
Graduate Certificate
or Graduate Diploma
Bachelor's Degree Year 3
Bachelor's Degree Year 2
Diploma Year 2
Bachelor's Degree Year 1
Diploma Year 1
Certificate Ready for employment
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 7
Making smart choices in a time of uncertainty
“Don’t give up. There are always other choices for “It’s such a popular tourist destination, and I found
you. Keep positive – we will find a way out.” that Toi Ohomai had a really good history of
That’s the message Johnny Gu would like to share teaching that subject.”
with anyone whose future plans have been turned Johnny completed three qualifications at
upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. Toi Ohomai: two New Zealand diplomas in tourism
Johnny’s developed his resilience the hard way, and travel (level 5 and level 6), followed by a
watching his first job in New Zealand’s tourism Bachelor of Tourism Management. The first two
industry disappear when the country’s border courses cross-credited into the degree, which
slammed shut in 2020 to halt the virus. meant it only took three years to complete all
the qualifications.
But he’s since seized new opportunities, using the
skills he gained during his tourism studies to move Johnny thoroughly enjoyed each course, which
into consumer retail. The 24-year-old is now the meant Toi Ohomai was an obvious choice when
full-time store manager of a Tauranga bathroom he decided to start his postgraduate studies
and kitchenware supply company, and is also earlier this year.
studying part-time for a Postgraduate Diploma “It’s a lovely learning environment, with
in Management. knowledgeable tutors and lots of great people.
The career change means Johnny now spends I got a lot of help from the International staff and
his work days focusing on products, rather from my classmates during my earlier courses.
than experiences. “You don’t just gain knowledge, you gain a lot of
“But the end result is the same, it’s all about connections – so it gave me the background and
meeting customer expectations and making them the confidence to go along with my journey
happy,” he says. and my plans.”
“I get to know a lot of people. I enjoy offering His latest course is largely online, with occasional
my suggestions, and then seeing them being classes at the Toi Ohomai Tauranga campus which
considered and put into practice. I do all the things complement Johnny’s work hours. It will take
in the shop – selling, organising the warehouse, 18 months to complete the course and he’s
and marketing.” enjoying the opportunity to meet a whole new
group of people.
Johnny’s also managing staff for the first time and
was grateful when his employer agreed to pay his Johnny’s living with flatmates he’s met along the
postgraduate fees. way, and in his spare time he plays basketball, goes
to the gym, and tries to win poker.
“I need some more knowledge to do my job better. I
can’t just rely on myself - I can’t do everything, so in He has a three-year open work visa and would
the course I’m learning how to motivate employees eventually like to establish his own branch or retail
and how to make them work efficiently to get the store in New Zealand.
best overall result for the shop. It’s also helping me “It’s such a beautiful country, with friendly people,
learn how to overcome problems.” and the working conditions are less stressful here.
Johnny was raised in Guangzhou, China, and left “I would love to go back to tourism - but for now,
his homeland at age 17, headed for Melbourne, I will stay focused on my new journey. There are
Australia. He spent a few years studying always choices for everyone.”
foundational courses there, before setting his sights
on a better life in New Zealand: “It looked safe, fun
and adventurous”.
He shifted to New Zealand’s capital city,
Wellington, and then realised the Toi Ohomai
Institute of Technology campus in Rotorua would
be an ideal place to learn about the country’s
thriving tourist industry.
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Jo hNew Zealand
employment
indicators
Occupation Outlook is a great tool for exploring
study and career options, with extensive
information on labour supply and demand across
more than 100 occupations in New Zealand.
Some examples:
Income Job Prospects
Quantity Surveyors
Engineering Professionals
Engineering Technicians
Software Developers
Food Technologists
Accountants
Chefs
Managers
Community Workers
Healthcare Workers
Registered Nurses
Teachers
Ref: occupationoutlook.mbie.govt.nz
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 9Career and
employability support
Our careers and employability team can help you
plan your transition from study to work.
They offer support with setting career goals, accessing volunteer
opportunities and developing employability skills via:
• curriculum vitae and JobSearch seminars
• interview training sessions
• one-on-one appointments
• industry-focused events
You can find additional information on our website:
toiohomai.ac.nz/services/career-information-and-advice
10 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022“Toi Ohomai is an amazing place “I love it here - the people are “I can jump into any local
because they really help you very friendly. People greet me, workplace with no pressure
practise, to apply what you're everyone is talking with me and and worries, since I have been
learning. If you want to come asking where I’m from. I love all well and properly trained
into New Zealand and move up my tutors. They have a strong from studying at Toi Ohomai.
in life, then come and join academic background as If anyone hopes to find jobs
me in this journey!” well as practical experience.” based on practical techniques
Ronny Chen (China) in New Zealand, especially in the
Joshua Martin Perpinan
Bay of Plenty area, Toi Ohomai
(Philippines)
is the right choice for them,
as it worked for me.”
Dasom Kang (South Korea)
"Toi Ohomai provides interesting “Toi Ohomai is a leading “The things that they teach you
educational programmes. educational institution in here are more of a practical side,
The conditions and prices New Zealand. If you enrol here, instead of just the theoretical
attracted me as well. That’s why you have so many choices and side. You have industry visits and
I’m here... The staff and teachers it’s a good learning environment. you have industry speakers who
are friendly and very supportive - It's easy to get a part-time job, talk about their experience. You
they all have their own as well as a full-time job once get to know what it's exactly like
teaching style.” you graduate.” being in that industry. That's why
Natela Samoylova (Russia) Bipindra Koirala (Nepal) I strongly urge you to come here,
to study at Toi Ohomai for
your prosperous future.”
Kashish Grover (India)
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Campus life and
student services
With approximately 10,500 students Cafés and restaurants
studying at Toi Ohomai at any one time, A delicious variety of fresh food and drinks,
including healthy food options and espresso
our campuses are fun and vibrant.
coffees, are available at reasonable prices.
We provide many services and facilities that will Enjoy your lunch indoors or in shaded outdoor areas.
assist you in your studies including libraries, fitness
centres, cafés and restaurants, areas to relax or Mokoia Campus, Rotorua
study, health centres, accommodation, and much • Melting Pot Café
more - it is all here.
• Kaiwhata restaurant
International support Windermere Campus, Tauranga
Our friendly International Centre staff are always • Break Time Atea
available to discuss any issues you may have.
They can speak Bengali, Cantonese, Danish, • Break Time R block
English, Filipino, Hindi, Mandarin, Māori, Oriya, • The Atrium
Portuguese, Punjabi, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil
and Tagalog. Library services and resources
Our libraries offer a mix of learning and social
Student wellbeing spaces, with quiet study areas and rooms for
Our International Centre staff also provide a full meetings and group study.
range of wellbeing and specialist services such as: You’re welcome to eat, drink and socialise in our
libraries and there are cafés nearby.
• accommodation support, airport pick up,
orientation, cultural and personal support Students have free access to all library collections
- physical and digital - and our team can help you
• support with programme applications
find all the resources you need, including access to
and enrolments, student visa applications,
on-site computers and printers.
post-study work visas, medical advice
and health insurance. Our team will also support you to develop your
information, research and referencing skills.
English testing
An IELTS (International English Language Testing Online resources
System) Centre is based at Mokoia Campus, in There are a variety of online resources available
Rotorua, and Vital English testing is available (via Toi Ohomai Hub) to assist students with their
to prospective English language students at academic study, including a study help service
Windermere Campus, in Tauranga. and after-hours support.
Free Wi-Fi Prayer facilities
Free Wi-Fi is available at all campuses. A prayer room is available Monday to Friday,
8am-5pm, at Mokoia Campus. A prayer room is
Copy centre also available Monday to Saturday, 7am-11pm,
Our friendly and experienced staff are available at Windermere Campus.
to assist you with all your copying and document
Childcare centre
needs and can help with ideas to create your own
unique assignments. The childcare centre based at Windermere Campus
offers excellent care for babies and pre-schoolers
at reasonable rates.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 13Student support Health care
Our student success team has facilitators who will Te Whare Hauora - Health Centre provides a range
help you develop vital academic skills and they can of healthcare services at our campuses. Discretion
also provide assistance if personal challenges are is always assured.
affecting your studies.
Services include:
Learning facilitators offer support in the
following areas: • assessment and support for minor illnesses
• reading and writing for purpose • nurse services
• understanding and planning for assessments • counselling
• effective note taking • health education and awareness
• successful study practices • sexual health services
• revision tips • support to quit smoking
• locating and using study resources • vaccinations
Engagement facilitators enable students to access
• support with mental health issues such as
stress and anxiety, or any other challenges
internal and external support services for help with:
you may be facing
• time management • referral to internal or external support services
• stress and anxiety management • cervical screening
• student advocacy • doctor consultations are available on
• budgeting selected days
• hardship
Disability and health support
• accommodation Our accessibility facilitator offers the
• health services following services:
Information Communication • programme information
Technology support • campus orientation
Our student success team is available to • facilitating meetings with students, their
help you develop: support person/s and tutorial staff
• creating personalised plans for specific
• technological skills and knowledge to
learning support needs
assist learning
• note-taking services
• technological skills to produce
• alternative arrangements for assessments
quality assignments
or exams
• skills to access learning resources and • equipment loan - e.g. specialised chairs
online information
• dictaphones
Students can also get support in the • referrals to wider student support services
following areas:
• referrals to community organisations
• Microsoft Office
If you require any of the above equity support
• file management services, you will need to make your needs known
• troubleshooting during your initial application. You will also need to
provide documentation from a specialist to verify
• beginner to advanced Google Suite
the support you need.
• e-portfolios
• email assistance Student automotive workshops
• ICT shortcuts Need to get your car fixed? Visit our on-site
• new software automotive workshops for convenient, cost-
effective repairs.
• operating systems
14 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022Sport, fitness and recreation
Increasing your heart rate daily, even for just
20 minutes, has been proven to elevate your mood,
gives you more energy, and reduces stress. Our Rotorua
and Tauranga campuses have modern fitness centres
with discounted student membership rates.
As a member of the Community Recreation Centre
at Mokoia Campus, you can have your fitness level
assessed; use the weights room; enjoy fitness classes
like balance, circuit and spin; or join indoor sports
like basketball, dodgeball, netball, soccer, volleyball,
badminton and cricket.
Te Pare a Ruahine Aquatic and Fitness Centre at
Windermere Campus includes a 25-metre training
pool, gym and group fitness areas. Memberships
include regular fitness assessments and
programme updates.
Hair, beauty and barbering salons
You can enjoy a range of convenient and
cost-effective services at our student salons.
These include hairdressing services such as cuts,
colouring, straightening and styling, and beauty
services such as facials, waxing, lash and eyebrow
tinting and shaping. All treatments are supervised
by qualified tutors.
Biculturalism
Toi Ohomai is strongly focused on biculturalism,
recognising and celebrating our country’s Māori
and non-Māori heritage and culture. Many names,
practices, teachings and even some of our buildings
reflect our Māori history. You will learn about, and also
participate in, various Māori cultural practices during
your studies here.
Tangatarua - the name of the marae (meeting grounds)
at Mokoia Campus - translates to “two peoples”.
Pomare is the wharenui (meeting house) at Windermere
Campus. It is named after a Māori ancestor from the
local area.
Pōhiri
All new students are formally welcomed to Toi Ohomai
with a pōhiri (traditional Māori ceremony) at the marae
or wharenui on campus.
Graduation
Our formal graduation events are a great way to
celebrate your success, with support from your
family and friends.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 15Our 2022 programmes
Programmes are subject to change and additional programmes may be added.
Please check our website for the latest information.
Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
Business
Master of Management 240 2 years Rotorua; February, 6.5 with no band $36,750
(by coursework and thesis) Tauranga July less than 6
Business; Health; Hospitality#;
no endorsement
Master of Management 180 1 1/2 years Rotorua; February, 6.5 with no band $29,350
(by coursework) Tauranga July, less than 6
Business; Health; Hospitality#; December
no endorsement
Master of Management (by thesis) 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 6.5 with no band $23,050
Tauranga July less than 6
Postgraduate Diploma in 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 6.5 with no band $20,950
Management Tauranga July, less than 6
Business; Health; Hospitality+; December
no endorsement
Bachelor of Applied Management 360 3 years Rotorua; February, 6 with no band $19,9501
Accounting; Business Management Tauranga July less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Business (Level 5) 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $19,950
Accounting+; Leadership and Tauranga; July less than 5
Management Taupō
Can be credited as Year 1 of the
Toi Ohomai Bachelor of Applied
Management or the University of Waikato
Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of
Business Management (Hons)
Hospitality & Tourism
Graduate Diploma in 120 1 year Rotorua February 6 with no band $19,950
Hospitality Innovation less than 5.5
Graduate Diploma in 120 1 year Rotorua February 6 with no band $19,950
Tourism Innovation less than 5.5
Bachelor of Applied Hospitality and 360 3 years Rotorua February 6 with no band $19,9501
Tourism Management less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Hospitality 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $33,0002
Management (Level 5) each each Tauranga July less than 5
and and
NZ Diploma in Hospitality 6 with no band
Management (Level 6) less than 5.5
1
The fee for this programme will be $19,950 for the first year, $15,950 for the second year, and $14,950 for the third year; or
$19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
2
The fee for this programme is $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
# not available in Tauranga | + not available in Taupō.
16 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
NZ Diploma in Tourism and Travel 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $31,9502
(Level 5) each each Tauranga July less than 5
and and
NZ Diploma in Tourism and Travel 6 with no band
(Level 6) less than 5.5
Culinary Arts (Level 4) 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $33,9502
and each each Tauranga; July< score lower
Culinary Arts (Level 5) Tokoroa than 5
NZ Certificate in Baking (Level 4) 120 1 year Rotorua; February 5.5 with no band $33,9502
and each each Tauranga less than 5
NZ Diploma in Baking (Level 5)>
Education
Master of Applied 180 1 1/2 years Rotorua February, 6.5 with no band $29,350
Professional Studies July, less than 6
Adult Teaching; Mentoring December
and Leadership
Master of Teaching Early 180 1 1/2 years Rotorua; February>, 7 in all bands $35,000
Childhood Education Tauranga July#
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied 120 1 year Rotorua February, 6.5 with no band $20,950
Professional Studies July, less than 6
Adult Teaching; Mentoring December
and Leadership
Bachelor of Teaching ECE: Te Tohu 360 3 years Rotorua; February 7 in all bands $19,9501
Paetahi Whakaako Kōhungahunga Tauranga
NZ Diploma in Early Childhood 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 6 in all bands $19,950
Education and Care (Level 5) Tauranga July
Can be credited as Year 1 of the Bachelor
of Teaching Early Childhood Education:
Te Tohu Paetahi Whakaako Kōhungahunga
1
The fee for this programme will be $19,950 for the first year, $15,950 for the
second year, and $14,950 for the third year; or $19,950 if you study only one
year at Toi Ohomai.
2
The fee for this programme is $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
# not available in Tauranga | < not available in Tokoroa | > not available in Rotorua.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 17Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
Health & Social Services
Graduate Diploma in Infection 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 6 with no band $19,950
Risk Management Online July less than 5.5
(offshore)
Graduate Diploma in Health and 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 6 with no band $19,950
Rehabilitation Studies Online July, less than 5.5
(offshore) November
Nursing Competence Assessment 35 12 weeks Rotorua; March, 7 in all bands $9,950
Programme for New Zealand Tauranga June,
(NCAP) (Level 7) October
Bachelor of Nursing: Te Tohu 360 3 years Rotorua; January, 6.5 in all bands $19,9501
Paetahi Tapuhi Tauranga February
Bachelor of Social Work: Te Tohu 480 4 years Rotorua February 6 with no band $19,9501
Paetahi Tū Tāngata less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Health Science 120 1 year Rotorua; February 5.5 with no band $19,950
(Level 5) Tauranga less than 5
NZ Diploma in Sterilising Technology 120 1 year Online February, 5.5 with no band $19,950
(Level 5) (must already June less than 5
be in the
industry)
NZ Certificate in Health and 70 18 weeks Rotorua; February+, 5.5 with no band $11,638
Wellbeing (Advanced Support) Tauranga; July less than 5
(Level 4) Taupō
NZ Certificate in Health and 70 1 semester Rotorua; MarchMinimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
Services Industries
Graduate Diploma in NZ 120 1 year Online February, 7 with no band $18,200
Immigration Advice July score lower than (students
6.5 (Writing 7) residing
in NZ)
$16,500
(students
residing
outside
of NZ)
NZ Diploma in Sport, Recreation and 120 1 year Rotorua; March 5.5 with no band $39,9002
Exercise (Multi-sector) (Level 5) each each Tauranga less than 5
and and
NZ Diploma in Sport, Recreation and 6 with no band
Exercise (Multi-sector) (Level 6) less than 5.5
The completion of the level 5 and level 6
diplomas can be credited as Year 1 and
Year 2 of the University of Waikato Bachelor
of Health, Sport and Human Performance
NZ Certificate in Beauty Therapy 120 1 year Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $33,9502
(Level 4) each each Tauranga; July+ less than 5
and Taupō
NZ Diploma in Beauty Therapy
(Level 5)+
NZ Certificate in Spa Therapy 90 29 weeks Rotorua February 5.5 with no band $14,963
(Level 5) less than 5
NZ Diploma in International 120 1 year Tauranga February, 5.5 with no band $33,9502
Freight Logistics (Freight Forwarding) each each July less than 5
(Level 5) and
and 6 with no band
NZ Diploma in Supply Chain less than 5.5
Management (Level 6)
Therapeutic and Sports Massage 120 1 year Rotorua; February 5.5 with no band $19,950
(Level 5) Tauranga less than 5
Cert4Fitness (Level 4) 120 1 year Rotorua; March 5.5 with no band $19,950
Tauranga less than 5
Cert4Rugby (Level 4) 120 1 year Rotorua; March 5.5 with no band $19,950
In partnership with Bay of Plenty Tauranga; less than 5
Rugby Union Whakatāne
2
The fee for this programme is $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
+ not available in Taupō.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 19Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
Creative
Bachelor of Creative Industries 360 3 years Rotorua; February 6 with no band $19,9501
Fashion Design; Graphic Design; Tauranga less than 5.5
Visual Arts
Engineering
NZ Diploma in Engineering (Level 6) 240 2 years Tauranga February 6 with no band $37,0002
Civil Engineering; Electrical less than 5.5
Engineering; Mechanical Engineering
Successful completion can result in credits
towards the University of Waikato Bachelor
of Engineering (Hons)
NZ Certificate in Light Automotive 200 1 year Rotorua, February, 5.5 with no band $33,250
Engineering (Level 4) Tauranga July less than 5
NZ Certificate in Mechanical 280 4 years Rotorua, February, 5.5 with no band $46,550
Engineering (Trade) (Level 4) Tauranga, May, less than 5
Managed Apprenticeship Taupō, August,
Tokoroa, November
Whakatāne
NZ Certificate in Automotive 120 1 year Rotorua, February, 5 with no band $19,950
Engineering (Level 3) Tauranga, July less than 5
Taupō,
Tokoroa,
Whakatāne
Information Technology
NZ Diploma in Information 120 1 year Rotorua February, 5.5 with no band $33,9503
Technology Technical Support each each July less than 5
(Level 5) and
and 6 with no band
NZ Diploma in Networking (Level 6) less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Web Development 120 1 year Tauranga February, 5.5 with no band $33,9503
and Design (Level 5) each each July less than 5
and and
NZ Diploma in Software Development 6 with no band
(Level 6) less than 5.5
1
The fee for this programme will be $19,950 for the first year, $15,950 for the second year, and $14,950 for the third year;
or $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
2
The fee for this programme is $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
³ The fee for this programme is $21,584 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
20 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
Construction & Infrastructure
NZ Diploma in Architectural 240 2 years Tauranga February 6 with no band $33,9502
Technology (Level 6) less than 5.5
Quantity Surveying
NZ Diploma in Construction (Level 6) 240 2 years Tauranga February 6 with no band $33,9503
less than 5.5
NZ Certificate in Construction 120 1 year Rotorua, February 5 with no band $19,950
Trade Skills (Level 3) Tauranga, less than 5
Carpentry Taupō,
Tokoroa,
Whakatāne
NZ Certificate in Electrical 120 1 year Rotorua, February 5 with no band $19,950
Engineering Theory (Level 3) Tauranga less than 5
Primary Industries
Graduate Diploma in Resource 120 1 year Rotorua February 6 with no band $19,950
Management less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Forest Management 240 2 years Rotorua February 6 with no band $33,9503
(Level 6) less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Environmental 120 1 year Tauranga February 5.5 with no band $39,9003
Management (Level 5) each each less than 5
Marine; Terrestrial and
and 6 with no band
less than 5.5
NZ Diploma in Environmental
Management (Level 6)
Marine; Terrestrial
These completed diplomas can be
credited as Year 1 and Year 2 of the
University of Waikato Bachelor of Science
(Ecology and Biodiversity)
NZ Certificate in Animal Management 120 1 year Tauranga February 5.5 with no band $39,9003
(Level 4) each each less than 5
Companion Animals
and
NZ Certificate in Animal Technology
(Level 5)
Veterinary Nursing Assistant
Applied Solid Wood Manufacturing 247 2 years Rotorua February, 5.5 with no band $35,0003
(Level 4) July less than 5
NZ Certificate in Horticulture 90 15 Tauranga, February 5.5 with no band $14,963
Production (Level 4) months Wider BOP less than 5
Fruit Production
Introduction to Applied Horticulture 105 1 year TBC July 5 with no band $17,457
(Level 3) less than 5
NZ Certificate in Agriculture 85 1 year Rotorua; March, 5 with no band $14,132
(Farming Systems) (Level 3) Tauranga; July^ less than 5
Taupō;
Whakatāne
2
The fee for this programme is $19,950 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
³ The fee for this programme is $21,584 if you study only one year at Toi Ohomai.
^ Taupō only.
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 21Minimum IELTS
Qualification Credits Duration Campus Intakes Fees
requirements
NZ Certificate in Forest Harvesting 55-95 21 weeks; Rotorua February, 5 with no band $15,794
Operations (Level 3) (Woodsman) 20 weeks May, July less than 5
Basic Machine Operation;
Quality Control
NZ Certificate in Horticulture 75 1 year Tauranga; February, 5 with no band $12,469
(Level 3) part-time Other June, less than 5
Fruit Production October
Foundation Courses
NZ Certificate in English Language 60 1 semester Rotorua; February, varies $6,6304
(General or Applied) (Level 3) each each Tauranga; July
and/or Online
(Applied
strand
offshore
only)
NZ Certificate in English Language 60 1 semester Rotorua; February, varies $6,6304
(General or Academic) (Level 4) each each Tauranga; July
and/or Online
(Academic
strand
offshore
only)
NZ Certificate in English Language 60 1 semester Rotorua; July varies $6,6304
(Academic) (Level 5) each each Tauranga
In partnership with Eastern
Institute of Technology
NZ Certificate in Study and Career 60 1 semester Rotorua; February, 5.5 with no band $9,975
Preparation (Level 4) Tauranga July less than 5
4
Students who successfully complete these programmes in 2022 will receive a $3000 discount for a subsequent
mainstream Toi Ohomai programme.
22 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022Preparation and
arrival in New Zealand
We look forward to your arrival and
assisting you to ensure an enjoyable
and successful stay, and have compiled
the following information to help you
prepare for your trip.
Pre-departure
To prepare for your new life in New Zealand, please
read all of the information in the Locations/About
New Zealand section of our website. Topics include
immigration and visa information, accommodation,
important policies, insurance, and detailed
arrival information.
If you have any questions, please contact
the International Centre via email on Medical and travel insurance
international.enquiries@toiohomai.ac.nz. International students must have appropriate
and current medical and travel insurance while in
Arriving in New Zealand New Zealand, and this usually costs no more than
$600 per academic year.
If requested in advance, Toi Ohomai can arrange to
have you picked up from the Auckland, Rotorua or Uni-Care is our preferred insurance provider.
Tauranga airports. International Centre staff will also It is important to understand the inclusions
meet you at your orientation day and will provide all stated in the New Zealand Student Plan
the information you will need to begin your study (visit uni-care.org).
and settle into Toi Ohomai at Rotorua or Tauranga.
Eligibility for health services
Money
Most international students are not entitled to
• Travel with only a small amount of cash. subsidised health services. If you receive medical
• Bring traveller’s cheques and a credit card to treatment while in New Zealand, you may be
cover your initial expenses. required to pay the full cost of that treatment. More
details are available through the Ministry of Health
• Open a New Zealand bank account as soon at health.govt.nz.
as possible after your arrival.
Accident insurance
Immigration and student visas
The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC)
If you are going to study in New Zealand for
provides accident insurance for all temporary
more than 12 weeks, you will need to apply
visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be required
for a student visa. Check out immigration.govt.nz.
to pay for some or all other medical and related
costs. More details are available at acc.co.nz.
Employment
These websites can be helpful in finding
employment while in New Zealand:
• seek.co.nz
• trademe.co.nz
• sjs.co.nz (Student Job Search)
INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022 · TOI OHOMAI 23Accommodation
Toi Ohomai can help arrange Flatting (sharing a house)
accommodation while you are here If you plan to live in a rented house or apartment
for your studies. For all the latest with one or more people, we call that “flatting”. You
and your flatmates will be responsible for finding
information, visit the Accommodation your own furniture, bedding, cooking utensils and
page on our website, under the other household necessities. You can find all of
Student Services tab. these new items at shops in town or, to keep costs
down, you can buy from second-hand shops or
online (e.g. Trade Me).
Hall of Residence (Rotorua)
Tangatarua Hall of Residence, a hostel owned You will need to share the cost of power and other
by Toi Ohomai, is located next to Mokoia Campus. bills, cook your meals, do your own laundry and
Situated in a park-like setting with mature your share of household cleaning, and abide by the
landscaping and open spaces, the hall offers our rental agreement.
students an attractive and affordable place to live
It can take some time to find a flat to rent and you
just a short walking distance to the campus.
may need to stay in temporary accommodation for
the first month after arriving in New Zealand. This
Shared accommodation (Tauranga) is where short-term shared accommodation or a
Toi Ohomai offers rental houses close to homestay option would be desirable.
Windermere Campus. The bedrooms are lockable
and furnished. Living areas and bathrooms are Basic expenses
shared with at least one other student. These
houses contain essential cooking utensils, • Rents for students in our area range from
NZD$150-$270 per week; this includes
crockery and appliances, a washing machine,
power and water.
fridge/freezer and television.
• Groceries for one person costs approximately
Homestay NZD$80-$130 per week.
We recommend living in a homestay option, • Allow for general expenses of NZD$50-$120
especially if you are studying English and want to per week.
be able to practise your English with your host These figures are approximate and may vary.
family. The family environment can also ease
the adjustment of living in a new country as you
experience different food, language and customs. Accommodation for families
We recommend you commit to staying at least one Most of the accommodation providers Toi Ohomai
month with your homestay family while you adjust to works with are set up to host individual students
life in Rotorua or Tauranga and while you and your only; few can accept a family or couple.
homestay family get used to each other.
If you plan to bring your family, we strongly
The homestay fee includes your own room, power, recommend that you come to New Zealand on your
and access to kitchen, bathroom and laundry own first and arrive a couple of weeks before our
facilities - it may also include internet access. Extra orientation programme. Arriving early will give you
charges apply if you are under 18 years old. time to look for long-term family accommodation in
the private housing market.
The weekly homestay fee is NZ$230-$290
including food, or $170-$190 without food. If your family comes with you, you may need to stay
in a hotel or motel while you try to find long-term
accommodation. This can be very expensive.
24 TOI OHOMAI · INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2022Locations Rotorua (Mokoia Campus) Mokoia Drive, Rotorua, New Zealand Private Bag 3028, Rotorua 3046, New Zealand Phone: +64 7 346 8712 Tauranga (Windermere Campus) 70 Windermere Drive, Tauranga, New Zealand Private Bag 12001, Tauranga 3143, New Zealand Phone: +64 7 557 8993 Connect international.enquiries@toiohomai.ac.nz toiohomai.ac.nz
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