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2021
Rua mano,
Rua tekau
TWO THOUSAND
ma tahi
TWENTY ONE
PROSPECTUS
whitireiaweltec.ac.nz
NAU MAI,
HAERE MAI
WELCOME
Kia ora; Talofa lava;
Malo e lelei; Kia orana;
Talofa ni; Faka; alofa atu;
Ni sa bula vinaka; Mauri;
Talofa; Halo Olgeta
WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TORU 3 JOIN US OUR SCHOOLS Study with us 4 Construction and Engineering 17 Start your career 5 Creative and Hospitality 23 Our campuses 6 Information Technology and Business 33 Student support 8 Health and Social Services 39 Trimester guide 8 Te Wānanga Māori 47 Māori and Pacific support 10 Māori and Pasifika Trades Training 11 Youth pathways 12 Entry requirements 13 Steps to enrol 14 Fees Free 15
4 WHĀ PROSPECTUS
STUDY WITH US
Welcome to this joint prospectus
of Whitireia and WelTec for 2021
This is a very exciting time for vocational We welcome learners at every life stage – school
education in New Zealand and here at Whitireia leavers, university graduates, those preparing to
and WelTec we offer many flexible training re-enter the workforce, and current workers wanting
options to help you forge your career. to upskill or retrain. We have a place for everyone.
We work closely with regional employers and Within this prospectus you will find information
communities to ensure that every programme about the teaching, support services and
we provide is designed with a real job in mind. programmes offered by us in 2021. Thank you for
considering the many training options available with
Our highly-skilled teaching staff provide you
us and we look forward to welcoming you on board
with the learning, practical skills and hands-on
experience to flourish in the job market. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou
Kia ora,
Mark Oldershaw
CHIEF EXECUTIVE WHITIREIA AND WELTEC
RIMA 5
START
YOUR CAREER
APPRENTICESHIPS
Become qualified while you work. Learn your
trade alongside other apprentices with practical
tutorials, evening classes and regular on-site
assessment by our tutors.
CADETSHIPS AND INTERNSHIPS
There are opportunities to work while you study
to gain experience, including trades cadetships,
placements, work experience in restaurants or
salons, or internships in the IT industry.
FLEXIBLE OPTIONS
Learn at our campuses in Wellington, Petone
and Porirua. You can study full-time, part-time or
online in some of our programmes. We also offer
a selection of night classes.
LEARN FROM INDUSTRY
PROFESSIONALS
Our tutors are industry experts keen to share their
knowledge. They’re experienced nurses, chefs,
hairdressers, make-up or performing artists, have
run businesses or worked as engineers, plumbers
or carpenters.
PRACTICAL LEARNING
Gain valuable skills that you can put into practice
straightaway. Every one of our programmes
is designed with a job in mind. Gain valuable
experience through collaborations such as movie
sets and shows like the World of WearableArt™.
QUALIFICATIONS THAT
EMPLOYERS VALUE
Our qualifications are recognised in New Zealand
and around the world. All have been developed
with our industry partners to ensure your study
is practical and relevant.
OUR INSTITUTES WORK IN
PARTNERSHIP
WORK ZONES
Learn in specialised training facilities such
as our beauty and hairdressing salons,
TO SERVE THE INTERESTS OF STUDENTS, restaurants and cafés, film studios, building sites,
COMMUNITIES AND INDUSTRY automotive workshops, music studios or health
simulation suites.
6 ONO PROSPECTUS
OUR CAMPUSES
We have five locations across the Wellington region.
Our campuses have modern training facilities and work zones.
WHITU
IWA 7
WHERE YOU'LL STUDY
Find out where your course is
located by checking the programme
information, starting on page 17.
Programmes offered by Whitireia or
WelTec located at Porirua are taught
at the Whitireia Campus. Programmes
located at Petone are taught at the
WelTec Campus or Construction Campus
on Western Hutt Road.
Whitireia Campus
3 Wi Neera Drive
Porirua
whitireia.ac.nz
WelTec Campus
21 Kensington Ave
Petone
weltec.ac.nz
Te Auaha Campus
65 Dixon St
Wellington
teauaha.com
Hospitality Campus
52 Cuba St
Wellington
Construction Campus
18 Western Hutt Rd
Petone
For further location information talk to our advisors
or visit whitireiaweltec.ac.nz
8 WARU PROSPECTUS
STUDENT SUPPORT
0800 141 121 OR LSS@WANDW.AC.NZ
CAREERS SUPPORT STUDENT VOICE
Our Careers Advisor can help you to identify career We want to hear your voice about your learning
and employment options that meet your interests experience. Each programme elects a Student
and values. Make an appointment to discuss your Voice Representative who is the communication
CV, cover letter and interview 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.
our Petone and Porirua campuses. If you are We have a student council who welcomes
interested enquire early; places are limited. student participation.
COMPUTERS AND IT STUDENTS WITH A LEARNING
Come in and use our computers, printers and DIFFICULTY, IMPAIRMENT
photocopiers. Connect to free Wifi. We have ICT OR DISABILITY
Service Centre staff at each campus too if you We have dedicated, experienced staff to support
have any problems or questions. you if you have a learning difficulty, impairment
or disability. We will work with you and your
COUNSELLING tutors to provide appropriate resources to
We offer a range of free confidential counselling support a successful learning journey. Make a
services, both on and off campus, that are time to come and see the team before you start
available to all students. studying so we can ensure that all your supports
are in place.
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 TRIMESTER GUIDE
emergency grants. Trimester One
Starts in early March
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
(though some programmes begin
We want you to be in good health so you can earlier) and runs until the end of June
perform your best. We have Engagement
Advisors to support your wellbeing during
your studies and provide a range of health and Trimester Two
wellbeing activities and services. Runs from mid-July to mid-November
LIBRARY
Access a range of resources, both online Trimester Three
and in print. Use books or journal articles for Runs from mid-November to March
assignments. Consult building codes, standards
and technical manuals.
IWA 9
STUDY SUPPORT FREE BUS
We have a dedicated team of There is a free bus service
learning advisors to support connecting Petone, Porirua
your academic learning needs. and Wellington. Please see our
Whether it's time management, website for the timetable.
report or essay writing, maths
or study skills, we can help.
Make an appointment at any
helpdesk, 0800 141 121 or
LSS@wandw.ac.nz
STUDY FEES FREE FEES
If you’re new to tertiary study or Go to whitireiaweltec.ac.nz
have undertaken no more than and check the programme
half a year’s tertiary education at sections for fee details.
Level 3 or above, you may qualify
If you are intending to pay by
for one year of fees-free study.
student loan, apply to StudyLink
See feesfree.govt.nz at studylink.govt.nz
for more details.
SCHOLARSHIPS GRADUATION
Scholarships to support you Graduation is a time to
during your study, some offered celebrate your success.
by Whitireia and WelTec We have ceremonies throughout
or provided by employers the year at local venues, or
and industry. on-campus, for you to attend
with your fellow students, tutors,
whitireiaweltec.ac.nz/
mentors, whānau and friends.
scholarships
10 TEKAU PROSPECTUS
STUDENT SUPPORT
MĀORI AND 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 WelTec and
Whitireia. 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),
Pacific Student
who will respond to any issue you may have. support
There are dedicated spaces to study, hang out
and korero. At our Petone campus you’ll find
Te Whare Āwhina, and in Porirua there is
Kia ora; Talofa lava; Malo
Ako Ake Café for Māori and Pacific students. e lelei; Kia orana; Talofa ni;
Iwi partners – Te Ātiawa at WelTec and
Ngāti Toa Rangatira at Whitireia – support
Faka' alofa atu; Ni sa bula
our students and are regularly on campus. vinaka; Mauri; Talofa; Halo
Olgeta; greetings and welcome
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 TAHI 11
MĀORI AND PASIFIKA
TRADES TRAINING
Māori and Pasifika students looking to learn a The Tamaiti Whāngai team will support you
trade can apply for a Māori and Pasifika Trades with mentoring, goal setting, pastoral and
Training scholarship, which is a government cultural support. You will have the opportunity
funded scholarship to cover full fees and to get your drivers license, site safe and first
course-related costs. aid certificates. The dedicated Tamaiti Whangai
Job Brokers have close links with employers
Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarship and industry and will assist you to find an
students are supported at both Whitireia and apprenticeship and/or employment.
WelTec by the Tamaiti Whāngai team.
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.
Scholarship Criteria
You need to meet the entry criteria for the
programme you are enrolling in and be:
• of Māori or Pasifika descent
• 16-40 years old at the start of your study
• a New Zealand citizen or Permanent Resident
• able to meet the entry requirements for your
programme
We want you to be passionate and show that you
are motivated to succeed.
JOB BROKERS We thank our iwi partners, Te Ātiawa and
Our Tamaiti Whāngai Job Brokers have close Ngāti Toa Rangatira as well as our Pasifika
links with employers and information on partner, Mafutaga Faifeau Samoa for the
available jobs for MPTT students. support they provide to our Māori and Pasifika
Trades Training Scholarship students.12 TEKAU MĀ RUA PROSPECTUS
YOUTH PATHWAYS
STAR Wellington
Sample a range of career-based courses while Trades Academy
still at school.
Wellington Trades Academy
Gain new skills and earn credits towards NCEA. + School = Achievement
Completing a STAR course enables you to Enjoy the benefits of staying at school while
progress to more advanced options or gives you you learn new skills, and achieving school
practical skills to find work. qualifications.
To find out more about this option, talk to the Your weekly timetable will look like:
careers advisor at your school or call us.
• 3 or 4 days at school
• 2 or 1 day(s) of practical learning at polytechnic
We partner with local secondary schools to
provide programmes that allow you to achieve
NCEA Level 2 or in some cases Level 3 units
and get ready for employment or higher-level
qualifications and training.
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 Cafe 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 Anatomy and
Physiology – (one day a week)
• Salon Environment (Level 2)
• Whānau Ora (Level 3)
• Youth Development (Level 3)
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ TORU 13
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
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
and have left school or are leaving,
B programmes
YOUTH
GUARANTEE
but don’t have qualifications or skills
Level 1 or 2 programmes
are over 20 Level 1 or 2 programmes
but don’t have qualifications
B
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 criteria)
have a bachelor’s degree B Graduate diploma programmes
have a postgraduate diploma
in a relevant subject
B Master’s programmes
*Due to Covid-19 disruption, NZQA have introduced a change to University Entrance requirements
for those learners who have studied and achieved NCEA Level 3 during 2020. Refer to nzqa.govt.nz/
about-us/news/ncea-and-university-entrance-changes-for-2020 for further details.
Some programmes still require a strong science background so if you would like to discuss your
science credits contact our enrolment advisors at Whitireia 0800 944 847 or WelTec 0800 935 83214 TEKAU MĀ WHĀ PROSPECTUS
STEPS TO ENROL
Find the right programme by browsing our programme list.
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
Your application to enrol will You will receive an invoice for your
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)
Special admission for over 20s
Language requirements ALL DONE!
Application due dates
Finished
BY POST Interviews or supporting Welcome to Whitireia and WelTec.
Download and print an application information requirements
We’ll confirm your enrolment and
form and send it to us.
let you know about orientation dates
and your student email account.
ACCEPTANCE
IN PERSON
Once your application is approved,
Enrol in person at one of we will send you an offer of place
our campuses. and study contract with details of
your enrolment, including fees.
If you haven't studied with us before, You will be asked to accept or
you will need to provide verified ID. decline this offer.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ RIMA 15
FEES FREE
If you’re new to tertiary studies, or you’ve
previously done less than six months at tertiary
Targeted Training
level, you may qualify for one year fees-free and Apprenticeship
study. The fees-free programme covers tuition
fees, associated mandatory fees, and compulsory
Fund (TTAF)
student services fees up to $12,000.
TTAF makes a range of training and apprenticeship
programmes free* for learners. It is targeted
To participate, you must:
towards industries where demand from employers
• be allowed to work and live in New Zealand for these skills will continue to be strong, or is
permanently, or be an Australian or expected to grow, during New Zealand’s recovery
New Zealand resident who has lived here period from the impacts of COVID-19.
for at least three years
• enrol in an eligible qualification With funding until December 2022, you can study
in the following targeted areas**
• not be enrolled in school when your qualification
starts, and either: • Construction Trades (Carpentry, Electrical,
• have been enrolled at school in 2019 or 2020, or Painting and Decorating, Plumbing, Tiling),
Community Support and Wellbeing,
• have not previously studied or trained for more
Hospitality, and Mechanical Engineering.
than 60 credits (except while you were at school).
*This fund covers fees only. Additional course-related
Find out more information at www.feesfree.govt.nz
costs are not included by this initiative.
**See the website for the full 2021 list of programmes
and entry criteria.
Youth Guarantee
Are you 16-19 years old?
Youth Guarantee enables you to train fees
free for up to two years in a range of practical
programmes. Complete an introductory
programme at Level 1 or 2 and then choose from
a wider selection of Level 3 options.
Youth Guarantee can help cover your fees,
course-related costs and travel. This could be
ideal if you want to keep learning, but feel school
is no longer right for you.
Options include* – Automotive, Construction
Trades (Carpentry, Electrical, Painting
and Decorating, Plumbing, Tiling), Cookery,
Hairdressing, Hospitality, Mechanical Engineering
and Tourism.
*See the website for the full 2021 list of programmes
and entry criteria.16 TEKAU MĀ ONO PROSPECTUS
WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ WHITU 17
Te Kura Ringa Rehe
CONSTRUCTION
AND ENGINEERING
Automotive
Architectural Technology
Construction
Electrical Trades
Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering
Plumbing and Gasfitting
Quantity Surveying
DANYELLE
PAINTING
APPRENTICE18 TEKAU MĀ WARU PROSPECTUS
Automotive
Construction and Engineering
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate
in Collision Repair and in Automotive Engineering in Automotive Engineering
Automotive Refinishing Level 3 (Managed Apprenticeship)
Level 3 Level 4
Duration 1 year, full-time
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 3-4 years, part-time (night
Location Petone, Porirua
classes, block courses)
Location Petone
Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec
Location Petone
Enrol with WelTec
Develop foundation skills in engine repair Enrol with WelTec
Gain foundation spray-painting and collision and performance, servicing, electrics as
repair skills, ready to build skills in your well as basic engineering tasks and welding. Complete your light automotive engineering
specialisation. Learn in our professionally Work on light and diesel vehicles. Apply your apprenticeship through WelTec. Enjoy
fitted workshops. Our industry partners skills with work experience. Progress to access to expert advice and practical
have helped us develop the perfect facilities the New Zealand Certificate in Automotive tutorials from our tutors while you work.
for panel and refinishing training. Engineering (Managed Apprenticeship). You’ll do block courses and study part-time
Entry Criteria Entry Criteria in the evenings with other apprentices.
Domestic – NCEA Level 1. Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Specialise in light automotive engineering.
Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Entry Criteria
International – IELTS 5.0 with no band
Numeracy or equivalent skills and knowledge. Domestic – New Zealand Certificate
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
A pre-entry interview may be required. in Automotive Engineering Level 3 (or
academic requirements.**
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band equivalent) and be employed in an appropriate
YOUTH MĀORI AND score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and automotive job full-time at time of study.
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
academic requirements.** International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
YOUTH MĀORI AND
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES academic requirements.**
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Mechanical Engineering
National Certificate of Educational New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate
Achievement (Vocational Pathway in Mechanical Engineering in Engineering Fabrication
Manufacturing and Technology Level 3 (Managed Apprenticeship)
Sector) Level 4
Duration 1 year, full-time
Level 2
Duration 3-4 years, part-time (night
Location Petone
Duration 17 Weeks classes, block courses)
Enrol with WelTec
Location Porirua Location Petone
Gain skills to build, maintain and operate Enrol with WelTec
Enrol with WelTec
mechanical engineering equipment
and plant. Learn maintenance fitting, For apprentices in engineering fabrication
Gain NCEA Level 2 with the skills to start
welding, machining, sheet metalwork and workshops or those who have completed
work within the Automotive and Mechanical
fabrication. Use the machinery that is used the New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical
Engineering Industries, or progress to higher
in the industry. Work on your own projects Engineering (Level 3). You’ll attend night
level programmes. Explore Engines, Brake
to develop your skills further. classes and block courses. Use welding
Systems, Machining, Panel and Paint and
Metal Work and Fastenings. Learn how Entry Criteria and fabrication skills to make, install
to safely use and maintain tools, make Domestic – NCEA Level 1 with 10 credits in and repair metal products. Specialise in
calculations and choose materials to Literacy and 10 credits at Numeracy (algebra, welding and fabrication.
complete projects. trigonometry, measurement recommended), Entry Criteria
or equivalent skills and knowledge and Domestic – 40 credits at NCEA Level 1,
Entry Criteria
evidence of ability to undertake the physical including 10 Literacy and 10 Numeracy
Domestic – Open Entry.
requirements of the programme. credits, or equivalent; and must be employed
YOUTH International – IELTS 5.5 with no band in the fabrication industry at time of study.
GUARANTEE
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
academic requirements.** score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
YOUTH MĀORI AND
academic requirements.**
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
** Please check whitireiaweltec.ac.nz/enrolment-information/international-enrolments/ for 2021 Academic Admission Requirements by Country/Region.WHITIREIA AND WELTEC TEKAU MĀ IWA 19
Construction
National Certificate of New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate
Educational Achievement in Construction Trade Skills in Carpentry
(Vocational Pathway Construction (Carpentry) Level 4
and Infrastructure Sector) Level 3
Duration Based on individual
Level 2 learning plan, part-time
Duration 1 year, full-time
Duration 17 weeks, full-time Location Petone (night classes)
Location Petone, Porirua
Location Porirua Enrol with WelTec
Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec
Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec
There’s high demand for carpenters. Gain Designed for those working as a carpentry
core skills from setting out and levelling apprentice. Progress towards becoming a
Gain NCEA Level 2. Sample a range
to framing and roofing. Learn in the qualified carpenter. You will learn through
of trades: carpentry, paving, painting,
workshop and on the building site where practical tutorials, evening classes,
plumbing and electrical. Gain the skills
you’ll construct a house that will become workshop instruction, plus regular on-site
to start work on a construction site and
a family’s home. Learn to apply safe work assessment at your work by our tutors.
progress to higher-level programmes.
practices and build a solid CV for entering Learn alongside other apprentices.
Learn how to safely use and maintain tools,
make building calculations and choose an industry apprenticeship. Entry Criteria
materials. Work on real projects. Entry Criteria Domestic – Applicants must:
Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 • Be working in the construction industry
Entry Criteria
Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 as an apprentice or trainee.
Domestic – Open entry.
Numeracy or equivalent evidence of ability • Be supervised by someone who is
YOUTH to undertake the physical requirements of prepared to support the training.
GUARANTEE
the programme based on application and • Enter into a training agreement
interview. between the apprentice, employer, and
WelTec. The agreement will outline
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
the responsibilities of each party to the
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
apprenticeship, and will align with the
academic requirements.**
principles in the Code of Good Practice for
YOUTH MĀORI AND New Zealand Apprenticeships.
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate
in Construction Trade Skills in Construction Trade Skills in Plumbing, Gasfitting and
(Painting and Decorating) (Tiling) Drainlaying
Level 3 Level 3 Level 3
Duration 17 weeks, full-time Duration 17 weeks, full-time Duration 22 weeks, full-time
Location Petone Location Petone Location Petone
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Learn to professionally prepare surfaces and Develop skills to go straight into work in the Designed to prepare you for an apprenticeship.
paint interiors and exteriors. Develop your industry. Learn about tiling techniques and Train in our workshops and drainlaying
decorating skills by learning wallpapering design for indoor and outdoor installations. pit. Learn how to use and maintain tools.
and spray painting. Gain safe worksite skills Use different materials like ceramics, Develop skills in brazing and soldering.
so you’re ready to work in industry. Get the stone, glass and terracotta. Train in our You’ll identify methods to safely install
opportunity to practise your skills in the workshops. Gain safe worksite skills so plumbing systems, drains and gas pipes.
workshop and on real projects. you’re ready for industry. Entry Criteria
Entry Criteria Entry Criteria Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1 Numeracy, or equivalent qualification or
Numeracy, or equivalent qualification or Numeracy, or equivalent qualification or relevant work experience.
relevant work experience. relevant work experience. International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band International – IELTS 5.5 with no band score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and academic requirements.**
academic requirements.** academic requirements.**
YOUTH MĀORI AND
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
YOUTH MĀORI AND YOUTH MĀORI AND
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
** Please check whitireiaweltec.ac.nz/enrolment-information/international-enrolments/ for 2021 Academic Admission Requirements by Country/Region.20 RUA TEKAU PROSPECTUS
Construction Electrical Trades
Construction and Engineering
New Zealand Certificate in NZ Certificate in Construction New Zealand Certificate
Construction Related Trades Related Trades (Main Contractor in Electrical Engineering Theory
(Supervisor) Supervision) Level 3
Level 4 Level 5
Duration 1 year, full-time
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 1 year, part-time
Location Petone, Porirua
Location Petone Location Petone
Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Designed to prepare you for an
Work as a supervisor on construction Work as a main contract supervisor. Apply apprenticeship. Learn basic electrical
projects. Gain knowledge of current building a broad range of technical, theoretical theory and regulations. Build practical skills
and construction practice for medium and operational knowledge to current such as circuit wiring and how to use power
buildings. Supervise workers through construction projects. Supervise workers instruments. Train in our workshops where
effective communication, professionalism and sub-contractors to required safety, you’ll diagnose and fix electrical faults.
and planning. Work to required safety, technical and quality standards. Entry Criteria
technical, quality and productivity standards. Entry Criteria Domestic – NCEA Level 1 or equivalent
Entry Criteria Domestic – Candidates are required to have skills and knowledge and evidence of ability
Domestic – Candidates are expected to have New Zealand Certificate in Construction to undertake the physical requirements of
existing knowledge and skills in the trade Related Trades (Supervisor) or be able to the programme.
that they will be supervising. Consequently, demonstrate equivalent knowledge and International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
the award of any qualification at Level 3 or 4 skills. Candidates must be employed within score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
from the Planning and Construction related the construction industry and have their academic requirements.**
subfields, or equivalent knowledge and employer's approval for access to main
skills, is required. contract supervision with their company YOUTH MĀORI AND
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
of employment.
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
Quantity Surveying Architectural Technology
New Zealand Diploma in New Zealand Diploma in
Construction (Quantity Surveying) Architectural Technology
Level 6 Level 6
Duration 2 years, full-time Duration 2 years, full-time
(part-time options) (part-time options)
Location Petone Location Petone
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Gain skills that are in high demand. Learn Start your career as an architectural designer
about quantifying projects, estimating or technician. Develop your technical
building costs, materials, tendering and drawing skills using computer-aided design
administering contracts. Many of our (CAD) software. Understand architecture,
students get part-time work in the industry building methods, materials, and building
in their second year. code requirements. Build a portfolio. Create
Entry Criteria
architectural drawings and documentation
Domestic – 50 credits at NCEA Level 2 or
for buildings across New Zealand.
above with at least 12 credits in each of Entry Criteria
English, Maths and Science subjects or Domestic – 50 credits at NCEA Level 2 or
achieved a Level 3 or 4 qualification in a above with at least 12 credits in each of
related field or equivalent qualification or English, Maths and Science subjects or
relevant work experience. achieved a Level 3 or 4 qualification in a
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band related field or equivalent qualification or
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and relevant work experience.
academic requirements.** International – IELTS 6.0 with no band
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING academic requirements.**
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
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Engineering Technology
New Zealand Diploma Bachelor of
in Engineering Engineering Technology
Level 6 (Managed Apprenticeship)
Level 7
Duration 2 years, full-time
(part-time options) Duration 4 years, minimum
Location Petone Location Petone
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Become an engineering technician. Put Get a nationally and internationally
engineering theory into practice and recognised applied Engineering degree.
perform technical operations to professional Develop problem solving and critical
standards. Specialise in civil or mechanical thinking with the apprenticeship model of
engineering. The diploma is accredited delivery which combines theory and applied
nationally and internationally. practice. Gain experience with industry
Entry Criteria projects across our range of specialisations.
Domestic – A minimum of 48 credits at Entry Criteria:
NCEA Level 2 in four subjects – including at Domestic – University Entrance; including
least 12 credits in Numeracy (or equivalent 14 credits in Physics, 14 credits in Calculus,
qualification or relevant work experience). and 14 credits in another approved subject.
If you do not meet the maths entry criteria 10 credits in Literacy from Level 2 or
you may be able to study a lower level above; made up of 5 credits in reading
maths course while studying the NZDE to and 5 credits in writing, 10 credits in
achieve the required maths entry level. Numeracy from Level; 1 or above (specified
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band achievement standards, or unit standards
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and 26623, 26626 and 26627). Prospective
academic requirements.** students who have completed a NZ
Diploma in Engineering will be awarded
TTAF TARGETED TRAINING cross credits for their completed Diploma.
AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND
The applicant will be able to engage in
work integrated learning in a relevant
industry through an internship or a suitable
employment arrangement.
“I went from WelTec to the job MICHAEL
with some good background ENGINEERING
knowledge of how things work. GRADUATE
The equipment I used while
studying at WelTec was the same
brand and same programming
that’s used in industry, so I’ve
been able to transfer it straight
away into the real world.”
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WHITIREIA AND WELTEC RUA TEKAU MĀ TORU 23
Te Auaha me Te
Manaakitanga
CREATIVE
AND HOSPITALITY
Cooking and Culinary Arts
Creative Technologies
Creative Writing
Film
Food and Beverage Service
Hairdressing and Barbering
Hospitality Management
Makeup Artistry and Beauty Therapy
Music
Pâtisserie and Baking
Performing Arts – Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre
Publishing
LISALE
CREATIVE
TECHNOLOGIES
GRADUATE24 RUA TEKAU MĀ WHĀ PROSPECTUS
Hairdressing
Creative and Hospitality
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate in
of Foundation Skills in Hairdressing (Salon Support) Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist)
Introduction to Cosmetology Level 3 Level 4
Level 2
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 2 years part-time
Duration 17 weeks, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD, Porirua Location Te Auaha CBD
Location Petone
Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Enrol with WelTec
Learn essential skills such as reception This programme is delivered part-time over
Start your career in the cosmetology duties, shampooing, applying treatments a two-year period to students employed
industry. Sample hairdressing, beauty or colours under supervision, and styling. for a minimum of 24 hours per week in the
therapy and make-up artistry. Your training You’ll also be introduced to cutting. Develop workplace. Students attend 20 once-weekly
will be practical and hands-on and you’ll experience working as a team member in day release classes in year one and 15
learn in a salon environment. our salon. Work backstage on the World of once-weekly day release classes in year two.
Wearable Art Awards Show and take the This qualification is suitable for learners with
You'll get hairdressing skills under
opportunity to work on other productions prior knowledge of salon support and client
supervision from our friendly tutors and
and high fashion events. support services in a hairdressing salon,
practice communicating with customers.
Entry Criteria who wish to develop skills and knowledge
You'll learn beauty therapy basics, make-up
Domestic – NCEA Level 1, or equivalent towards becoming a hairstylist. Develop
techniques and have an introduction to
qualification or relevant work experience. more complex skills in cutting, styling and
special effects looks.
colouring techniques. Work with clients in the
Entry Criteria International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
salon at a more advanced level. Learn all the
Domestic – Open entry. score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
hairdressing skills required up to finals level.
academic requirements.**
Gain confidence while working in industry.
YOUTH
GUARANTEE YOUTH MĀORI AND Entry Criteria
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
Domestic – New Zealand Certificate in
Hairdressing (Salon Support) (Level 3) or
equivalent skills and knowledge.
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
lower than 5.0 ( or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
Makeup Artistry and Beauty Therapy
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate
in Makeup and Skin Care in Makeup Artistry in Beauty Therapy
(Introduction) Level 4 Level 4
Level 3
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time
Duration 17 weeks, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD, Petone
Location Te Auaha CBD
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with WelTec
Enrol with WelTec
Learn corrective techniques, fashion Gain skills in facial therapy, hair removal,
Gain an introduction to basic beauty makeup and hairstyling for runway, manicure and pedicure, makeup, spray
services, communication, professionalism editorial and private clients. Study special tanning, eyebrow shaping and eyelash
and sales strategies. Learn practical skills effects, including character design, facial tinting. Learn essential anatomy and
from skincare and maintenance through to manipulation, ageing, wig styling, trauma physiology. Develop retail and reception
classic and trending makeup looks. effects and body art. Gain valuable skills in our salon and work with clients.
business and creative collaboration skills. Entry Criteria
Entry Criteria
Develop your skills during events like the Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent
Domestic – NCEA Level 1 or evidence of
World of WearableArt™. qualification or relevant work experience.
equivalent skills and knowledge.
Entry Criteria International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or evidence of score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
equivalent skills and knowledge. academic requirements.**
academic requirements.**
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
YOUTH MĀORI AND score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
GUARANTEE PASIFIKA TRADES
academic requirements.**
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
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Barbering Performing Arts
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Diploma in New Zealand Diploma
in Commercial Barbering Performing Arts – Māori and in Dance – Commercial Dance
Level 4 Pacific Dance Level 6
Level 6
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 2 years, full-time
Duration 2 years, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD, Porirua Location Te Auaha CBD
Location Porirua
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with Whitireia
Enrol with Whitireia
Learn haircuts, clipper work, cutting and Get prepared for the commercial dance
shaving, sales and the crucial social skills Learn Māori, Samoa, Cook Islands and New sector. Develop your skills in jazz, ballet,
needed in barbering. Benefit from industry Zealand contemporary dance. Through tap, hip hop, and lyrical dance. Train in our
masterclasses each week. There is also this fusion develop the future of dance in studios and perform in productions. Learn
a work experience component. Train in Aotearoa. Build strengths in technique, to market yourself, make a show reel
our barbershops open to the public and performance and choreography. Students and develop industry-standard audition
begin building your clientele – you’ll have have worked with internationally-acclaimed techniques.
done hundreds of haircuts by the time dance company Black Grace and performed Entry Criteria
you’ve finished. in a range of productions. Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent
Entry Criteria Entry Criteria qualification or relevant work experience
Domestic – NCEA Level 1 with 10 credits Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent and evidence of ability based on an audition.
at Literacy and Numeracy or equivalent qualification or relevant work experience International – IELTS 6.0 with no band
qualification or relevant work experience. and evidence of ability based on an audition. score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band International – IELTS 6.0 with no band academic requirements.**
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.** academic requirements.**
Note: this programme is taught at our
Porirua campus but with elements taught
at Te Auaha in the final year.
New Zealand Diploma New Zealand Diploma in Bachelor of Creativity
in Drama – Stage and Screen Performing Arts – Musical Theatre (Performing Arts)
Strands include Dance, Drama, and
Level 6 Level 6
Musical Theatre
Duration 2 years, full-time Duration 2 years, full-time Level 7
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD Duration 3 years, full-time
Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with Whitireia Location Te Auaha CBD
Get centre stage and in front of the camera, Sing, act, dance. Be a ’triple threat’ as Enrol with Whitireia
and develop the tools to tell your own a versatile performer. Every year you’ll
perform in a major show such as our recent The aim of this programme is to build
stories for stage and screen. Learn about
productions of The Addams Family and students’ expertise in a creative discipline,
the many roles that exist within the theatre,
work with well known musical directors developing their creativity and innovation,
film, broadcast and digital screen industries.
and choreographers. critical thinking and problem solving,
Training includes classes in acting techniques
collaboration and communication, which
– improvisation, script analysis, movement Entry Criteria
they can apply in performance work. It
and voice – as well as theatre production and Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent
prepares students to participate in and
collaborations. qualification or relevant work experience
contribute to the economic and cultural
Entry Criteria and evidence of ability based on an audition.
life of society, whether in New Zealand or
Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent International – IELTS 6.0 with no band internationally. The programme facilitates
qualification or relevant work experience score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and multi-disciplinary, work-focused projects and
and evidence of ability based on an audition. academic requirements.** forges links with the performing arts industry.
IInternational – IELTS 6.0 with no band Entry criteria
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and Domestic – University entry requirements
academic requirements.** or equivalent study/work experience, and
evidence of suitability based on an audition.
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
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Music
Creative and Hospitality
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate in DJ
in Performing Arts (Music) in Music and Electronic Music Production
Level 3 Level 4 Level 4
Duration 17 weeks full time Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD
Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with Whitireia
This is an introduction to music and the Develop your musical skills and Boost your skills training under DJ Raw,
contemporary/commercial music industry. understanding of the industry. You’ll cover Alphabethead, DJ Spell and DJ Shan. Plus
Learn about scales, chords and key theory, composition, music production, you’ll learn from industry speakers who
signatures, rhythm and time signatures, instrument and professional studies, as are club owners, performers and world-
performing in a band, and New Zealand well as performing in a band. Learn from class DJs. Focus on DJ performance,
music industry careers. musicians including bass player Johnny turntable skills, the art of mixing, the
Entry Criteria
Lawrence, session and solo vocalist Lisa history of DJing, music production and
Domestic – Evidence of basic instrument or
Tomlins and drummer Rick Cranson. industry studies.
vocal ability based on audition. Entry Criteria Entry Criteria
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and qualification or relevant work experience qualification or relevant work experience
academic requirements.** and evidence of ability based on an audition. and evidence of ability based on an audition.
Equipment/material requirements – Own International – IELTS 5.5 with no band International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
musical instrument or microphone for score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
vocalists. academic requirements.** academic requirements.**
New Zealand Diploma New Zealand Diploma Bachelor of Creativity
in Music in Music (Performing Arts)
5 6 Music Strand
Level Level
Level 7
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 2 years, full-time
Duration 3 years, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD
Location Te Auaha CBD
Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with Whitireia
Enrol with Whitireia
Learn about performance and recorded Develop your instrument and musicianship
music production, through instrument skills to a high level through studying Develop your instrument and musicianship
studies and other practical applications to arranging, improvisation and recording/ skills in instrument studies (including
develop competent skills and knowledge, production skills. Work together on voice), arranging, improvisation, composing
within a creative environment. The courses composing songs, putting on shows, and song writing. Collaborate in recording
involve a range of learning experiences performing at Te Auaha, and playing gigs and production.
and performance opportunities, to at music venues around Wellington. Build your knowledge to create an original
prepare students for employment or Students successfully completing the level 6 body of work in year 3. Make the most of
self-employment. Diploma in Music can transition to Year 3 of performing at Te Auaha or local venues
Entry criteria the Bachelor of Creativity (Performing Arts). around Wellington. Get the opportunity
Domestic – NCEA level 2 or equivalent Entry criteria to gig with prominent artists; who have
qualification/work experience AND Domestic – NCEA level 2 or equivalent previously included Annie Crummer,
evidence of ability based on an audition. qualification/work experience AND Warren Maxwell, Bella Kalolo, Barnaby
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band evidence of ability based on an audition. Weir, Karl Steven and Thomas Oliver.
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and International – IELTS 5.5 with no band Entry criteria
academic requirements.** score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and Domestic – University entry requirements
Equipment/material requirements – Own academic requirements.** or equivalent study/work experience, and
instrument unless a vocalist. Optional Equipment/material requirements – Own evidence of suitability based on an audition.
but recommended: laptop computer and instrument unless a vocalist. Optional International – IELTS 6.0 with no band
multimedia software. but recommended: laptop computer and score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
multimedia software. academic requirements.**
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
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Film Creative Writing Publishing
New Zealand Diploma New Zealand Diploma Graduate Diploma
in Screen Production in Writing for Creative Industries in Publishing (Applied)
Level 5 Level 5 Level 7
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time
(part-time options)
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD
Location Online
Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with Whitireia
Enrol with Whitireia
Learn from industry practitioners and get Learn the publishing process by working
hands-on experience in screen production. Learn the craft of writing through exercises, on real books with real publishing
Shoot on the ARRI Alexa, edit on AVID, workshops, course reading, regular clients. Work as a team, as you gain
and learn skills in key roles, including feedback, but most of all through writing skills in editing, project management,
directing, cinematography, and production itself. Develop skills in genres including short typesetting, marketing and publicity for
management. fiction, non-fiction, scriptwriting and poetry. print and digital media. Benefit from regular
This is a distance programme. industry speakers and complete two work
Entry Criteria
Domestic – NCEA Level 2 or equivalent Entry Criteria placements in publishing companies.
skills and knowledge and evidence of ability Domestic – NCEA level 3 or equivalent Entry Criteria
based on interview. qualification/work experience or New Domestic – Bachelor's degree or equivalent
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band Zealand Certificate in Creative Writing qualification or evidence of relevant work
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and (Level 4) and evidence of ability based experience based on written application
academic requirements.** on a portfolio and interview. and interview.
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band International – IELTS 7.0 with no band
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and score lower than 7.0 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.** academic requirements.**
Creative Technologies
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Diploma
in Creativity in Creativity
Level 4 Level 5
Duration 17 weeks, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD
Enrol with Whitireia Enrol with WelTec
Start your creative journey. Get a taste of Learn about digital design software, 3D
a wide range of creative disciplines. You’ll printers, laser cutters, cameras and more.
learn about design fundamentals, drawing, Work with a mix of media such as motion
photography, video, digital fabrication (laser graphics and virtual reality, or apply digital
cutting, 3D printing) and 3D model making techniques to create physical works.
for film. Start developing your creative Develop your creative thinking skills.
portfolio. Entry Criteria
Entry Criteria Domestic – NCEA Level 2 including
Domestic – NCEA level 2 or equivalent credits from at least one of the following
qualification/work experience and evidence subjects: Art History, Practical Art
of suitability based on a portfolio of work. (Including: design, painting, photography,
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band printmaking, sculpture), or Design and Visual
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and Communication or equivalent knowledge,
academic requirements.** skills, and experience as demonstrated in
a portfolio.
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
Programmes and details may change | Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.
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Creative Technologies
Creative and Hospitality
New Zealand Diploma Bachelor of Creativity Graduate Diploma in Creativity
in Creativity (Digital Media) Level 7
Level 6 Level 7
Duration 1 year, full-time
Duration 1 year, full-time Duration 3 years, full-time
Location Te Auaha CBD
Location Te Auaha CBD Location Te Auaha CBD
Enrol with Whitireia
Enrol with WelTec Enrol with Whitireia or WelTec
Further your previous art or design experience
Build on the Level 5 diploma (or equivalent Build on the knowledge you have acquired by engaging in independent, cultural and
qualification, skills or knowledge), which is in the first two years of study to create collaborative projects. Enhance your portfolio
a prerequisite for this course. Build skills, an original body of work for your industry and skills for the creative workplace.
2D and 3D printing, laser cutting, video and ready portfolio. Our graduates work in Entry Criteria
photography. Learn through collaborative design studios, agencies and digital design Domestic – Bachelor degree in a creative
projects. companies. discipline OR Ability to demonstrate
Entry Criteria Entry Criteria equivalent practical experience,
Domestic – NCEA Level 3 including credits Domestic – University Entrance or professional or educational experience
from at least one of the following subjects: equivalent qualification or relevant work appropriate to the Graduate Diploma’s
Art History, Practical Art (including: experience, and evidence of suitability based digital media major discipline.
design, painting, photography, printmaking, on portfolio. Portfolio evidence and/or interview is
sculpture) or Design and Visual International – IELTS 6.0 with no band required to demonstrate equivalent
Communication or equivalent knowledge, score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and practical experience, professional or
skills, and experience. academic requirements.** educational experience.
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band If a prior degree was in a different creative
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and discipline from the major offered in the
academic requirements.** Graduate Diploma, evidence of ability based
on portfolio and/or interview is required.
International – IELTS 6.0 with no band
score lower than 5.5 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
Pâtisserie and Baking
New Zealand Certificate New Zealand Certificate Entry Criteria
in Baking in Baking Domestic – 60 credits at NCEA Level 1,
including: 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
Level 3 Level 4
Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
Duration 17 weeks, full-time Duration 1 year, full-time Numeracy, or successful completion of
New Zealand Certificate Baking (Level 3) or
Location Cuba St CBD Location Cuba St CBD New Zealand Certificate in Cookery Level 4.
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
Enrol withw WelTec Enrol with WelTec
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
Whether you’re passionate about Bread Whether you want to expand your culinary
baking or delicate pastries, you’ll gain a solid skills in pâtisserie, or continue on your
foundation in baking skills. Our experienced journey as a baker. You will gain the
professionals will teach you the how’s and advanced pâtisserie and baking skills
why’s to create, finish and present beautiful necessary to produce: restaurant quality
bakery items. Work as a trainee baker or desserts, work with decorative mediums to
progress to further training. produce and finish gateaux and celebration
Entry Criteria
cakes, experience the development of a
Domestic – 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
range of superior doughs and baked goods.
Literacy and 10 credits at NCEA Level 1
Numeracy or equivalent skills and knowledge.
International – IELTS 5.5 with no band
score lower than 5.0 (or equivalent) and
academic requirements.**
MĀORI AND
PASIFIKA TRADES
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