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2021
MID-YEAR
Rua mano,
EDITION
Rua tekau
TWO THOUSAND
ma tahi
TWENTY ONE
PROSPECTUS
whitireiaweltec.ac.nz
KIA WHAKANUI I A
Matariki
LIGHTING THE WAY
Make mid-year your
new beginning
This mid-year edition of the prospectus
highlights both our mid-year programmes,
and the programmes that start in 2022.
Your programme choice determines what time of year you will start studying.
Programme start dates normally occur in July and February/March.
Check out the website for more information.
TORU 3
JOIN US
Mid-year programme guide 4
Message from the Chief Executive 6
Our study options 7
OUR HISTORY Our campuses 8
Open Day 10
To Tatou Hitiri Student support 12
Youth pathways 13
Māori and Pacific support 14
Whitireia and WelTec is proud of Māori and Pasifika Trades Training 15
our history. WelTec is one of New
Zealand’s oldest tertiary education Entry requirements 16
institutions and the second oldest
Fees Free 17
in Wellington. Both institutes have
certainly changed over the years, Scholarships 18
but our values remain the same.
Steps to enrol 32
We have five main campuses
222 Willis student accommodation 33
throughout the Wellington region,
which includes the Porirua campus, Te Pūkenga 34
Kensington Avenue and Construction
campuses in Petone and Te Auaha
and Hospitality campuses in the
heart of the the CBD.
OUR SCHOOLS
Being a key driver of vocational Construction and Engineering 20
education in the lower North Island,
Whitireia and WelTec work together Creative and Hospitality 22
in partnership to offer certificates,
Information Technology and Business 26
diplomas, degrees and postgraduate
programmes. Our focus continues to Health and Social Services 28
be about providing you, our ākonga
Te Wānanga Māori 31
with quality education, connecting
you to industry and setting you up
for your chosen career.
If you’d like more information that
is not in this guide head to our
website whitireiaweltec.ac.nz or
call us on 0800 944 847 Whitireia,
0800 935 832 WelTec
Information Technology and Business
Business Foundation Enrol with
Level 2 NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills Whitireia
Business Administration
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) Whitireia, WelTec
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) Whitireia, WelTec
NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) – Workplace Whitireia
Business
Level 5 NZ Diploma in Business WelTec
Level 7 Bachelor of Applied Business Management WelTec
Graduate Diploma in Applied Business Management WelTec
Information Technology
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Information Technology Essentials WelTec
Level 5 NZ Diploma in Information Systems Whitireia
Mid-year programme guide
NZ Diploma in Information Technology (Technical Support) WelTec
Level 7 Bachelor of Information Technology Whitireia, WelTec
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity WelTec
Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity WelTec
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology Whitireia, WelTec
Level 8 Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology Whitireia, WelTec
Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology Whitireia, WelTec
Level 9 Master of Information Technology Whitireia, WelTec
English
Level 3 NZ Certificate in English Language Whitireia
Level 4 NZ Certificate in English Language Whitireia
Level 5 NZ Certificate in English Language Whitireia
Creative and Hospitality
Foundation Enrol with
Level 2 NZ Certificate of Foundation Skills (Introduction to Cosmetology) WelTec
Barbering and Beauty
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Introduction) WelTec
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Commercial Barbering WelTec
Creativity
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Performing Arts (Music) Whitireia
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Creativity Whitireia
Level 5 NZ Diploma in Creativity WelTec
NZ Diploma in Writing for Creative Industries Whitireia
Level 6 NZ Diploma in Creativity WelTec
Level 7 Bachelor of Creativity WelTec
Graduate Diploma in Creativity (Digital Media) WelTec
Hospitality
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Baking WelTec
NZ Certificate in Food and Beverage Service (Restaurant Services) WelTec
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Baking (Generalist) WelTec
NZ Certificate in Cookery WelTec
NZ Certificate in Cookery (Managed Traineeship) WelTec
WHITIREIA AND WELTEC RIMA 5
Construction and Engineering
Trades Foundation Enrol with
Level 2 NCEA Vocational Pathway Construction and Infrastructure WelTec
Trades
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) Whitireia
NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Painting and Decorating) WelTec
NZ Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying (Pre-Apprenticeship) WelTec
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Carpentry WelTec
Engineering Foundation
Level 2 NCEA Vocational Pathway Manufacturing and Technology Sector WelTec
Construction
MIG and TIG Introduction WelTec
Electrical Inspectors WelTec
Electrical Appliance Serviceperson WelTec
Level 3 Electrical Service Technician WelTec
NZ Certificate in Electrical Engineering Theory WelTec
Engineering
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Mechanical Engineering WelTec
Health and Social Services
Health and Social Sciences Foundation Enrol with
Level 2 NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills (Level 2) [Health and Social Services] Whitireia
Study and Career Preparation
NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation
Level 4 Whitireia
(Health Science and Social Services strand)
Veterinary
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Animal Care (Companion Animals) WelTec
Health
Level 3 NZ Certificate in Emergency Care (First Responder) Whitireia
NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Health Assistance) WelTec
NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Support Work) WelTec
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Mental Health and Addiction Support) Whitireia
NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Peer Support) Whitireia
NZ Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Social Services) Whitireia
Level 5 NZ Diploma in Enrolled Nursing Whitireia
Level 7 Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic) Whitireia
Competency Assessment Programme for Nurses Whitireia
Postgraduate
Level 8 Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing Whitireia
Postgraduate Certificate in Primary Health Care Specialty Nursing Whitireia
Postgraduate Certificate in Specialty Care Whitireia
Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Practice Whitireia
Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice Whitireia
Level 9 Master of Professional Practice Whitireia
Te Wānanga Māori
Te Reo Enrol with
Level 4 NZ Certificate in Te Reo (Rumaki Reo Rua) Whitireia
6 ONO PROSPECTUS
MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Tā te Toihau Kōrero
JUSTIN LESTER / BOARD CHAIR
MARK OLDERSHAW / CHIEF EXECUTIVE
This is an extremely exciting time for vocational you every step of your journey, providing the best
education in New Zealand. More and more possible learning environment.
New Zealanders are choosing a study pathway
We welcome learners from every stage of life –
through a polytechnic as their preferred way
school leavers, university graduates, those preparing
of gaining the qualifications they need to get
to re-enter the workforce and those wanting to
noticed and into their dream job. Now, more
retrain or upskill, we have a place for everyone.
than ever Aotearoa needs a skilled workforce to
contribute to a wide array of growing industries, Within this mid-year prospectus, you will find
and Whitireia and WelTec offers many information about our teaching, support services
flexible training options that will help forge a and programmes we run. Thank you for considering
successful career. your training with us. We know we have the right
programme for you, and we look forward to
As the leading provider of vocational education welcoming you on board.
across Wellington and the wider region we
have excellent connections with regional Nga mihi nui ki a kotou
employers and communities, making sure Kia ora
every programme we run has clear job ready Mark Oldershaw
outcomes. Our highly skilled staff will be with CHIEF EXECUTIVE WHITIREIA AND WELTEC
WHITIREIA AND WELTEC WHITU 7
OUR STUDY OPTIONS
Ngā Kaupapa Ako
At Whitireia and WelTec we have a range of study options.
These are tailor made to reflect how industry is set up in your
chosen field. Meaning you will get first-hand experience on
what it is like working your dream career.
Accessible programmes Specialised training zones
Study on our campuses in Porirua, Petone and We have specialised training facilities that mimic
Wellington CBD. Programme flexibility includes full- real workplaces, allowing our ākonga to get the
time, part-time and online (for some programmes) best preparation. Some of our facilities include
options. We also offer night classes, block courses automotive garages, beauty and hairdressing salons,
and short courses. health simulation suites, restaurants, café, theatre
spaces, music studios and building sites.
Practical learning
Gain work-ready skills that you can put into practice Learn from industry professionals
straightaway. Every one of our programmes is Our tutors are experts in their chosen fields. Having
designed with a job or pathway in mind. years (and sometimes decades) of experience under
their belts mean you will learn from the best.
Apprenticeships and traineeships
We have a clear pathway for students completing Qualifications that employers value
their chosen apprenticeship. With flexibility around Our qualifications are not just recognised in
balancing your work and study commitments, our New Zealand, but all around the world. They have
managed apprenticeships give you the best of been co-developed with our industry partners,
both worlds. ensuring your qualification is relevant for whatever
you decide to do.
8 WARU PROSPECTUS
OUR CAMPUSES
Ngā Wāhi Ako
We have five campus locations across the Wellington region,
allowing specialised and tailored learning in industry leading facilities.
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UPPER HUTT
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LOWER HUTT
JOHNSONVILLE
2 PETONE
WAINUIOMATA
KARORI
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WELLINGTON
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ISLAND BAY
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Porirua
Campus
Petone
Construction
Campus
Campus
Porirua Campus
3 Wi Neera Drive
Porirua
Petone Campus
21 Kensington Ave
Petone
Construction Campus
18 Western Hutt Rd
Petone
Te Auaha
Campus
Hospitality Campus
52 Cuba St
Wellington
Hospitality
Campus Te Auaha Campus
65 Dixon St
Wellington
We’re super excited to Visit us
bring you Whitireia &
WelTec Open Days! On-Campus
There’s a huge choice of
qualifications to choose from 28 JULY
– from trades to degrees right
through to graduate programmes. Porirua Campus
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Business, Construction, Creativity,
Engineering, Hopsitality, IT, Nursing
and loads more….
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Check out what we’ve got and Petone Campus
how you can get the qualifications 21 KENSINGTON AVENUE, PETONE
to get you noticed.
20 AUGUST
Te Auaha Campus
65 DIXON STREET
Hospitality Campus
52 CUBA STREET
study.ac.nz/openday
Open Days
Qualifications
to get you noticedTEKAU MĀ TAHI 11
12 TEKAU MĀ RUA PROSPECTUS
STUDENT SUPPORT
Tautoko mā te ākonga
Libraries
0800 141 121 OR There are libraries located at four of our
LSS@WANDW.AC.NZ campuses. Here you can access a range of text
and digital resources that will help advance
your study.
Careers support
Our Careers Advisor can help you identify Student voice
career and employment options that meet your We want to hear all about your learning
interests and values. Make an appointment experience. Each programme elects a student
to discuss your CV, cover letter and interview voice representative who is the communication
preparation. channel between you, your class and the
institute. You can put forward ideas about
Childcare teaching and learning, events, activities or
We have fully-licensed childcare centres at anything to do with your study experience. We
our Petone and Porirua campuses. If you are have a student council who welcomes student
interested enquire early; places are limited. participation.
Computers and IT Students with a learning difficulty,
We have computers, printers and photocopiers impairment or disability
ready and available to use. You’re also able to We have dedicated, experienced staff to support
connect to our free Wifi. We have ICT Service you if you have a learning difficulty, impairment
Centre staff at each campus too if you have any or disability. We will work with you and your
problems or questions. tutors to provide appropriate resources to
support a successful learning journey. Make a
Counselling
time to come and see the team before you start
We offer a range of free and confidential studying so we can ensure that all your supports
counselling services, both on and off campus, are in place. See the phone number and email at
that are available to all students. the top of the page.
Financial support
Our Engagement Advisors can help you get
your money sorted. We can support you with
StudyLink, WINZ and any other funding required.
We can also help with budgeting or gaining
access to extra financial support such as
emergency grants.
Health and wellness
We want you to be in good health so you can
study at your best. We have Engagement
Advisors to support your wellbeing during
your studies and provide a range of health and
wellbeing activities and services.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ TORU 13
YOUTH PATHWAYS
Ara Rangatahi
If you are a school ākonga and are interested in what
tertiary study is all about, we have several options
for you. Our various youth pathways will give you a
taster of what study could be like.
Wellington
Trades Academy
Wellington Trades Academy
+ School = Achievement
Enjoy the benefits of staying at school while
you learn new skills and achieving school
STAR
qualifications. Sample a range of career-based courses while
still at school.
Your weekly timetable will look like:
• 3 or 4 days at school Gain new skills and earn credits towards NCEA.
• 2 or 1 day(s) of practical learning at polytechnic Completing a STAR course enables you to
progress to more advanced options and gives you
We partner with local secondary schools to
practical skills to find work.
provide programmes that allow you to achieve
NCEA Level 2, or in some cases Level 3. This will To find out more about this option, talk to the
get you ready for employment or higher-level careers advisor at your school or call us (see
qualifications and training. phone number on page 3).
Study fees free and be provided with subsidised
travel assistance subject to meeting Ministry of
Education criteria for eligible students.
Options include:
• Animal Care (Level 2/3)
• Barbering (Level 3)
• Conservation Sustainability (Level 2/3) -
(one day a week)
• Construction Mixed Trades (Level 2)
• Construction Projects (Level 2) - (one day a week)
• Cookery (Level 3)
• Cooking Café Service (Level 2)
• Creative Technology (Level 2)
• Engineering and Automotive (Level 2/3)
• Engines (Level 2/3)
• Health Science (Level 2) - (one day a week)
• Health Science (Level 3) focus on Anatomy and
Physiology – (one day a week)
• Salon Environment (Level 2)
• Whānau Ora (Level 3)
• Youth Development (Level 3)14 TEKAU MĀ WHĀ PROSPECTUS
STUDENT SUPPORT
MĀORI AND PACIFIC
Tautoko mā ngā ākonga Māori
me ngā ākonga Pacific
Māori Student support
Nau mai, haere mai
Our Māori support staff and mentors will
support you on your learning journey.
We are here to support the success and
participation of Māori students at Whitireia
and WelTec. At WelTec the Tamaiti Whāngai
team provide mentoring, pastoral, cultural and
academic support. The team will also provide
advocacy internally and externally as required.
At Whitireia you’ll be supported by our Pou
Whakamanawa (Māori Success Advisor),
who will respond to any issue you may have.
There are dedicated spaces to study, hang out
and Kōrero. At our Petone campus you’ll find Pacific Student support
Te Whare Āwhina, and in Porirua there is
Ako Ake Café for Māori and Pacific students. Kia ora; Talofa lava; Malo e lelei; Kia orana;
Talofa ni; Faka' alofa atu; Ni sa bula vinaka;
Iwi partners – Te Ātiawa at WelTec and Mauri; Talofa; Halo Olgeta; greetings
Ngāti Toa Rangatira at Whitireia – support and welcome
our ākonga and are regularly on campus.
We are committed to supporting you and your
academic success.
Our Pacific engagement and academic advisors
provide academic, cultural and pastoral support.
Whether you need learning support or help with
an issue outside study, our friendly team is here
for you.
We have dedicated spaces in Petone and Porirua.
On our Petone campus is the Pacific Centre and
there’s the Ako Ake Café for Māori and Pacific
students at our Porirua campus.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ RIMA 15
MĀORI AND PASIFIKA
TRADES TRAINING
Māori and Pasifika students looking to learn a Scholarship Criteria
trade can apply for a Māori and Pasifika Trades You need to meet the entry criteria for the
Training scholarship, which is a government programme you are enrolling in and be:
funded scholarship to cover full fees and course-
• of Māori or Pasifika descent
related costs.
• 16-40 years old at the start of your study
Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarship • a New Zealand citizen or Permanent Resident
students are supported at both Whitireia and
• able to meet the entry requirements for your
WelTec by the Tamaiti Whāngai team.
programme
The Tamaiti Whāngai team will support you
We want you to be passionate and show that you
with mentoring, goal setting, pastoral and
are motivated to succeed.
cultural support. You will have the opportunity
to get your drivers license, site safe and first
aid certificates. The dedicated Tamaiti Whāngai
Job Brokers have close links with employers
and industry and will assist you to find an
apprenticeship and/or employment.
Options include* – Automotive, Bakery, Collision
Repair, Electrical Engineering, Food and Beverage,
Hairdressing, Makeup and Skincare, Mechanical
Engineering, Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying,
Painting and Decorating and Tiling.
*2021 offerings are subject to TEC approval.
See the website for the full 2021 list of programmes
and entry criteria.
JOB BROKERS
Our Tamaiti Whāngai Job Brokers
have close links with employers
We thank our iwi partners, Te Ātiawa and
Ngāti Toa Rangatira as well as our Pasifika
and information on available jobs
partner, Mafutaga Faifeau Samoa for the for MPTT students.
support they provide to our Māori and Pasifika
Trades Training Scholarship students.16 TEKAU MĀ ONO PROSPECTUS
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Whakaritenga Whakauru
We have programmes to suit different levels.
Here’s a general guide to entry
criteria and what you might be
able to study.
For specific entry criteria, check
the programme information at
whitireiaweltec.ac.nz
IF YOU YOU COULD STUDY
are at school STAR
and want to start learning career skills B Wellington Trades Academy
are 16-19 Youth Guarantee YOUTH
and have left school or are leaving, and B programmes GUARANTEE
have no qualifications or skills
Level 1 or 2 programmes
are over 20 Level 2-4 programmes depending
and have no qualifications B on your experience
Other options – you may qualify for
special admission on programmes
have NCEA Level 1 B Certificate programmes
Certificate, diploma or degree
have NCEA Level 2 or 3 B programmes (depending on
programme entry requirements)
Graduate diploma and postgraduate
have a bachelor’s degree B programmes
have a postgraduate certificate or diploma Master’s programmes
in a relevant subject BWHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ WHITU 17
FEES FREE STUDY
Kore utu
If you’re new to tertiary study, or you’ve previously done less than six months
at tertiary level then you might qualify for a range of fees free study. There are
also a number of programmes that are free through TTAF (Targeted Training
and Apprenticeship Fund). Check out the website for more information.
Fees free study eligibility Youth Guarantee
• be allowed to work and live in New Zealand Are you 16-19 years old?
permanently, or be an Australian or
Youth Guarantee enables you to train fees
New Zealand resident who has lived here
free for up to two years in a range of practical
for at least three years
programmes. Complete an introductory
• enrol in an eligible qualification programme at Level 1 or 2 and then choose from
• not be enrolled in school when your qualification a wider selection of Level 3 options.
starts, and either:
Youth Guarantee can help cover your fees,
• have been enrolled at school in 2019 or 2020, or
course-related costs and travel. This could be
• have not previously studied or trained for more ideal if you want to keep learning, but feel school
than 60 credits (except while you were at school). is no longer right for you.
Find out more information at www.feesfree.govt.nz Options include* – Automotive, Construction
Trades (Carpentry, Electrical, Painting
and Decorating, Plumbing, Tiling), Cookery,
Hairdressing, Hospitality and Mechanical
Targeted Training Engineering.
and Apprenticeship *See the website for the full 2021 list of programmes
and entry criteria.
Fund (TTAF)
TTAF makes a range of training and apprenticeship
programmes free for learners. It is targeted
towards industries where demand from employers
for these skills will continue to be strong, or is
expected to grow, during New Zealand’s recovery
period from the impacts of COVID-19.
With funding until December 2022, you can study
in the following targeted areas
• Construction Trades (Carpentry, Electrical,
Painting and Decorating, Plumbing, Tiling),
Community Support and Wellbeing,
Enrolled Nursing, Hospitality, Mechanical
Engineering and Information Technology.
These programmes are FREE under TTAF, covering:
compulsory tuition fees, compulsory course costs and
compulsory student services fees.18 TEKAU MĀ WARU PROSPECTUS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Karahipi
You could be eligible to study through a scholarship. Both Whitireia and
WelTec have a number of scholarships available through community
connections. Check out our website for more information.
Applying for scholarships
If you are unsure of your eligibility
Ensure you read the eligibility criteria and
please contact – scholarships@weltec.ac.nz
conditions of the scholarship you would like
or scholarships@whitireia.ac.nz
to apply for. Application form information
may vary so make sure you have included
all information required. Ensure that your
application is submitted before the scholarship
close off date. Incomplete applications may
not be considered by the sponsor.PROGRAMMES
ON OFFER
Wāhi Akomanga
Take a look at the various programmes
we have available. For more
information check out our website
whitireiaweltec.ac.nz20 RUA TEKAU PROSPECTUS
STUDIED AT
WelTec
WORKING AT
Callaghan
Innovation
Melissa Kupa
Melissa was always a person who was curious “I’m working on quite
about the world and how things work. She’s
amazed by the world we live in, and the
a few different projects
technology we use to make our lives better. Once – modelling, concrete
she finished college, she decided to follow her and metal 3D printing,
curiosity and found out about the engineering
diploma at WelTec. At first, she wasn’t sure
and researching a lot
whether or not she wanted to study mechanical of different materials.
or electrical engineering, but she eventually chose We try and explore new
the former because it seemed more exciting to
her. Melissa is now looking to start postgraduate
technologies and new ways
engineering study. She’s also wanting to use her of doing things.”
career to help her native Tokelau in maximising
its 100% renewable energy status. By taking what Graduate of the New Zealand Diploma
she has learned, Melissa plans on harnessing that in Engineering
innovation in helping Tokelau beat the effects of
climate change.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ TAHI 21
Te Kura Ringa Rehe
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Workplace experience*
Construction Campus
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Petone /
Study at Porirua
CONSTRUCTION
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
Block Courses
Night Classes
AND ENGINEERING
GUARANTEE
MĀORI AND
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Architectural Technology
TTAF
NZ Diploma in Architectural Technology 2 years 6 ● ● ● ●
Automotive
NZ Certificate in Collision Repair and Automotive Refinishing 1 year 3 ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Automotive Engineering 1 year 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Automotive Engineering
3-4 years 4 ● ● ● ● ●
(Managed Apprenticeship)
Construction
National Certificate of Educational Achievement
17 weeks 2 ● ● ●
(Vocational Pathway Construction and Infrastructure Sector)
NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) 1 year 3 ● ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Carpentry 1 year 4 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills
17 weeks 3 ● ● ● ● ●
(Painting and Decorating)
NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Tiling) 17 weeks 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying 22 weeks 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Construction Trades Supervision** 1 year 5 ● ● ●
Electrical Trades
NZ Certificate in Electrical Pre-Trade** 1 year 3 ● ● ● ● ● ●
Engineering Technology
NZ Diploma in Engineering 2 years 6 ● ● ● ●
Mechanical Engineering
National Certificate of Educational Achievement
17 Weeks 2 ● ● ●
(Vocational Pathway Manufacturing and Technology Sector)
NZ Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 1 year 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Engineering Fabrication
3-4 years 4 ● ● ● ● ●
(Managed Apprenticeship)
Quantity Surveying
NZ Diploma in Construction (Quantity Surveying) 2 years 6 ● ● ● ●
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
**Programmes pending NZQA approval | Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.22 RUA TEKAU MĀ RUA PROSPECTUS
STUDIED AT
Whitireia
WORKING AS A
Teacher
at Porirua
college
Lisale Gagamoe
Lisale studied a Bachelor of Design and a “Indesign is really
Graduate Diploma in Applied Design at Whitireia
and is currently working as a full-time teacher at
great and helped me
Porirua College. A former professional football create educational
player in the UK during his OE, he came back to resources, really quickly.
New Zealand to study and create a portfolio that
would get him into Weta Digital. He knew the
Understanding Illustrator
best place to learn skills like storyboarding would has helped me segway into
be Whitireia. He started the design programme, a deeper understanding
and met his tutor Brenda in his third year. Brenda
actually encouraged Lisale to look into a teaching
of maths. With Photoshop
career instead of film and entertainment. I can bring traditional
Brenda told him that New Zealand needed arts values into the digital
more Polynesian male teachers, and she saw
something in Lisale that she knew would make
space without losing its
him an excellent teacher. After graduating Lisale authenticity.”
went back to school to study teaching and hasn’t
looked back. Graduate of the Bachelor of Creativity –
Digital MediaWHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ TORU 23
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Study at Te Auahu, CBD
Workplace experience*
Te Auahatanga me Te Manaakitanga
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
Study at Petone
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
CREATIVE AND HOSPITALITY
GUARANTEE
MĀORI AND
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Barbering
TTAF
NZ Certificate in Commercial Barbering 1 year 4 ● ● ● ●
Hairdressing
NZ Certificate of Foundation Skills Introduction to Cosmetology 17 weeks 2 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) 1 year 3 ● ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist) 2 years 4 ● ● ●
Makeup Artistry and Beauty Therapy
NZ Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Introduction) 17 weeks 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Makeup Artistry 1 year 4 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Beauty Therapy 1 year 4 ● ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Beauty Therapy 2 years 5 ● ● ● ●
Creative Technologies
NZ Certificate in Creativity 17 weeks 4 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Creativity 1 year 5 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Creativity 1 year 6 ● ●
Bachelor of Creativity (Digital Media) 3 years 7 ● ●
Graduate Diploma in Creativity 1 year 7 ● ●
Creative Writing
NZ Diploma in Writing for Creative Industries – Online 1 year 5 ● ●
Film
NZ Diploma in Screen Production 1 year 5 ●
**
NZ Diploma in Screen Production 2 years 5 ●
**
**Delivered in Avalon studios
Music
NZ Certificate in Music 1 year 4 ● ●
NZ Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production 1 year 4 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Music 1 year 5 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Music 2 years 6 ● ●
Bachelor of Creativity (Performing Arts)
3 years 7 ● ●
Music Strand
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.24 RUA TEKAU MĀ WHĀ PROSPECTUS
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Study at Te Auahu, CBD
Workplace experience*
Study at Cuba St, CBD
Te Auahatanga me Te Manaakitanga
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
GUARANTEE
CREATIVE AND HOSPITALITY
MĀORI AND
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Publishing
TTAF
Graduate Diploma in Publishing (Applied) 1 year 7 ● ●
Performing Arts
NZ Diploma in Performing Arts – Māori and Pacific Dance 2 years 6 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Dance – Commercial Dance 2 years 6 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Drama – Stage and Screen 2 years 6 ● ●
NZ Diploma in Performing Arts – Musical Theatre 2 years 6 ● ●
Bachelor of Creativity (Performing Arts)
3 years 7 ● ●
Strands include Dance, Drama, and Musical Theatre
Cooking and Culinary Arts
NZ Certificate in Cookery 17 weeks 3 ● ●
NZ Certificate in Cookery 1 year 4 ● ●
NZ Certificate in Cookery (Managed Traineeship) 2 years 4 ● ● ● ●
NZ Diploma in Cookery (Advanced) 1 year 5 ● ● ●
Food and Beverage Service
NZ Certificate in Hospitality 17 weeks 3 ● ●
Hospitality Management
NZ Diploma in Hospitality Management 1 year 5 ● ● ●
Pâtisserie and Baking
NZ Certificate in Baking 17 weeks 3 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Baking 1 year 4 ● ● ●
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ RIMA 25
STUDIED AT
WelTec
WORKING AT
Goverment
House and
Jano Bistro
Vicki Young
Before Vicki studied baking at WelTec, she “It [the programme] let
studied Criminology and Law at Vic. However,
halfway through her degree she quickly realised
me explore my passion for
she’d much prefer a career as a baker. After a food and baking and it gave
period of working in a variety of roles Vicki came me a technical foundation
across the level 3 baking programme that was
advertised on Instagram. She subsequently left
where I could learn why
her job and returned to school with a renewed things are done in a
purpose! Baking has always been Vicki’s passion. certain way and it kind of
The programme allowed her to explore that
passion while giving her the right foundations
reinforced a lot of the things
in a supportive learning environment. After I was already thinking.”
completing the level 3 programme, Vicki
quickly enrolled in the level 4 programme, Graduate of the New Zealand
and subsequently the Diploma in Hospitality Certificate in Baking
Management after that. She plans on using all
her study experience to one day open a dessert
bar named after her Grandmother.26 RUA TEKAU MĀ ONO PROSPECTUS
STUDIED AT
WelTec
BUSINESS OWNER
La Belle
Waffle
Nicolas Delwaide
Nicolas studied the Graduate Diploma in “One of the first things I did
Management at WelTec after researching the
best places to study business in Wellington - for
when I came to WelTec was
him, WelTec’s classes really stood out. He was make a business plan, and a
able to keep working at his banking job part few years later I opened the
time while he studied full time. Six years after
graduating, he set up his business, La Belle
shop. Opening a business is
Waffle, based on Manners Street in the heart always a risk. When you work
of Wellington. From marketing and design, to for someone you don’t have
accounting and making the actual waffles,
Nicolas and his wife are hands-on business
as many responsibilities, and
owners. For Nicolas, building his waffle business having that freedom of what
is a personal dream come true as waffles feature you want to do and when you
in many of his fondest childhood memories back
in Belgium. During his time at WelTec he learned
want to deliver it is something
how to make a business plan, and in a few years, quite meaningful.”
he was able to put that plan into action, helping
him to turn his dream into a reality. Graduate of the Graduate Diploma
in BusinessWHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ WHITU 27
Te Kura Hangarau me Te Ao Pakihi
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Study at Te Auahu, CBD
Workplace experience*
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
Study at Petone
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
GUARANTEE
MĀORI AND
AND BUSINESS
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Business
TTAF
NZ Diploma in Business 1 year 5 ● ● ● ● ●
Bachelor of Applied Business Management 3 years 7 ● ● ●
Graduate Diploma in Applied Business Management 1 year 7 ● ● ●
Business Administration
NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills
17 weeks 2 ● ●
(Business and Computing pathway)
NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) 17 weeks 3 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology)
17 weeks 4 ● ● ● ●
– Workplace
Information Technology
NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills
17 weeks 2 ● ●
(Business & Computing pathway)
NZ Certificate in Information Technology Essentials 17 weeks 4 ● ● ● ●
NZ Diploma in Information Technology (Technical Support) 1 year 5 ● ● ● ●
NZ Diploma in Information Systems 1 year 5 ● ● ● ●
Bachelor of Information Technology 3 years 7 ● ● ● ●
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology 1 year 7 ● ● ● ●
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity 17 weeks 7 ● ● ●
Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity 1 year 7 ● ● ●
Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Practice 17 weeks 8 ● ● ● ● ●
Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice 1-3 years 8 ● ● ● ● ●
Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology 17 weeks 8 ● ● ●
Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology 1 year 8 ● ● ●
Postgraduate Certificate in Management 17 weeks 8 ● ● ●
Postgraduate Diploma in Management 1 year 8 ● ● ●
18 months
Master of Professional Practice 9 ● ● ● ● ●
– 5 years
Master of Information Technology 18 months 9 ● ● ●
18 months
Master of Management 9 ● ● ●
– 5 years
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.28 RUA TEKAU MĀ WARU PROSPECTUS
STUDIED AT
Whitireia
EMT AT
Wellington
Free
Ambulance
Rosie Morrison
Rosie majored in Paramedicine during her “There was no real point
Bachelor of Health Science at Whitireia. She
graduated at the end of 2019 and she’s just
where I was like ‘right I’m
about to finish a graduate internship with gonna be a paramedic’.
Wellington Free Ambulance. She was lucky I had studied previously
enough to be able to work and study at the same
time. Trying to learn cardiology and do shift
in Dunedin and was doing
work at the same time was hard she admits, visual arts. I then did the
but she’s glad she did it. Rosie’s days are varied whole travel thing, and
and jam-packed and she loves the excitement of
not knowing what kind of day she’s going to have
came home really broke,
– it could be helping the elderly up off the floor, not sure of my direction.
or helping people injured at a game. She thinks I started looking up
paramedicine is the perfect career where she’s
able to help people all over the region, in their
paramedicine and just
homes and on the streets. It’s the perfect job for went from there really.”
someone as social and curious as she is.
Graduate of the Bachelor
of Health Science (Paramedicine)WHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ IWA 29
Te Kura Hauora
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Workplace experience*
Online + Block Courses
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
Study at Petone
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
HEALTH AND
GUARANTEE
MĀORI AND
SOCIAL SERVICES
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Animal Care and Vet Nursing
TTAF
NZ Certificate in Animal Care (Companion Animals) 17 weeks 3 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Animal Technology
1 year 5 ● ● ●
(Veterinary Nursing Assistant)
Counselling and Addiction Practice
Bachelor of Counselling and Addiction Practice 3 years 7 ● ● ● ● ●
New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (NZCHW)
NZCHW Health Assistance and Support Work strands 17 weeks 3 ● ● ● ● ●
NZCHW (Social and Community Services) Community Health
1 year 4 ● ● ● ●
Work strand
NZCHW (Social & Community Services) Mental Health and
1 year 4 ● ● ● ● ●
Addiction Support strand
NZCHW (Peer Support) 1 year 4 ● ● ● ● ●
NZCHW (Social & Community Services) Social Services strand 1 year 4 ● ● ● ● ●
Nursing
NZ Diploma in Enrolled Nursing 18 months 5 ● ● ● ● ●
Competency Assessment Programme for Nurses (CAP) 8 weeks 7 ● ● ●
Bachelor of Nursing 3 years 7 ● ● ●
Bachelor of Nursing Pacific 3 years 7 ● ● ● ●
Postgraduate Nursing, Health and Social Practice
Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing 1 year 8 ● ● ● ● ●
Postgraduate Certificate in Primary Health Care
1-2 years 8 ● ● ● ●
Specialty Nursing
Postgraduate Certificate in Specialty Care 1-2 years 8 ● ● ●
Postgraduate Diploma in Specialty Care 1-3 years 8 ● ●
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.30 TORU TEKAU PROSPECTUS
Te Kura Hauora
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Workplace experience*
Online + Block Courses
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
Study at Petone
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
HEALTH AND
GUARANTEE
MĀORI AND
SOCIAL SERVICES
Full-time
YOUTH
Level
Paramedic
TTAF
NZ Certificate in Emergency Care (First Responder) 30 weeks 3 ● ● ●
NZ Diploma in Ambulance Practice 18 months 5 ● ● ● ● ●
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic) 3 years 7 ● ● ● ● ●
Social Work
Bachelor of Social Work 4 years 7 ● ● ● ●
Supported Learning
NZ Certificate in Skills for Living for Supported Learners 1 year 1 ● ● ●
Youth Development
NZ Diploma in Youth Work 2 years 6 ● ● ● ● ● ●
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TORU TEKAU MĀ TAHI 31
Te Wananga Maori
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Workplace experience*
TARGETED TRAINING
Study at Porirua
One night class
Part time / flexi
PASIFIKA TRADES
- -
TE WANANGA MAORI
GUARANTEE
Self paced
MĀORI AND
Full-time
a week
YOUTH
Level
Nursing
TTAF
Bachelor of Nursing Māori 3 years 7 ● ● ●
Te Reo Maori
Te Hiringa o Te Reo ●
NZ Certificate in Te Reo (Rumaki Reo Rua) (Level 1) 35 weeks 1 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Te Reo (Rumaki Reo Rua) (Level 2) 35 weeks 2 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Te Reo (Rumaki Reo Rua) (Level 3) 18 weeks 3 ● ● ●
NZ Certificate in Te Reo (Rumaki Reo Rua) (Level 4) 35 weeks 4 ● ● ●
*As part of the programme students are required to complete workplace training.
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.32 TORU TEKAU MĀ RUA PROSPECTUS
STEPS TO ENROL
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Decide what to study and check the entry requirements.
A step-by-step guide to enrolling for domestic students.
1 2 3
APPLY TO ENROL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PAY YOUR FEES
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be reviewed against the entry fees which must be paid in full,
requirements for your chosen or arrangements made for payment
ONLINE programme. of fees before the start of your study.
Use our online enrolment form
Please check online for further Find out more about how you can
(we recommend you apply
details about: pay at www.studylink.govt.nz
online if possible)
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Download enrolment form, Interviews or supporting
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and your student email account.
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ACCEPTANCE
Once your application is approved,
we will send you an offer of place
IN PERSON
and study contract with details of
Enrol in person at one of your enrolment, including fees.
our campuses. You will be asked to accept or
decline this offer.
If you haven't studied with us before,
you will need to provide verified ID.Looking for
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OCCUPANCY DATES
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Senior Hall has budget studios available for short-term 5-10 minutes
stays up to 10 days. These can be booked anytime until to universities, supermarkets,
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Cayla – SENIOR HALL RESIDENT
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Current resident Cayla says Senior Hall is
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perfect for the Wellington student craving 1
an extra dose of independence while
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or prefer your own space, Cayla says Senior
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“Finding accommodation as a student in Wellington isn’t
Vivian St
easy, but Senior Hall ticked all the boxes and has made
my journey into study so much easier.”
Te Auaha student Cayla joined Senior Hall early 2021 and from the moment
she stepped in the door, she felt right at home; “There’s a real sense of
community here. The RA’s have been super welcoming and have made a
real effort to check in with me and see how things are going,” she says. While
there were lots of room options to choose from, Cayla says the budget studio
was the perfect fit for her; “It’s so much more spacious than I expected. It’s
optimal for someone who enjoys their own space but still has the option to
join a more social environment.”
EMAIL: accommodation.wellington@massey.ac.nz
PHONE: +64 4 801 5799 extn: 63355
Senior Hall is currently managed by Massey Accommodation.34 TORU TEKAU MĀ WHĀ PROSPECTUS
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