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STUDY AND CAREER GUIDE 2018
Kia ora and welcome to
Ara Institute of Canterbury
At Ara, your success is our priority. We’re committed to ensuring that your learning
experience is a positive one and that you graduate work-ready with all the skills, knowledge
and experience you need to enjoy a successful career, anywhere.
To achieve this we provide plenty of one-on-one time with your tutors and frequent
opportunities to work collaboratively with your classmates. We regularly fine tune our
programmes on the advice of our industry partners to ensure you’re getting the most up-to-
date, industry-relevant skills. And, wherever possible, we get you off campus to learn in real
workplaces. Where that’s not possible, you’ll learn in environments that closely resemble the
real thing.
Throughout your time at Ara you’ll be encouraged and supported by staff and tutors who
are committed to your wellbeing and success. You’ll have access to impressive facilities and
comprehensive student services, and you’ll have unlimited opportunities to participate in
student life and make lasting friendships with students and tutors from around the world.
Whatever the path you wish to pursue, we’ll pull out all the stops to help you achieve your
goal. We look forward to welcoming you into our friendly and vibrant community soon.
0800 24 24 76 ı info@ara.ac.nz ı www.ara.ac.nz
PO Box 540, Christchurch 8140
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Please note: Every attempt is made to ensure this brochure is correct at time of printing however, information
is subject to change. Ara reserves the right to amend or withdraw courses.
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Contents
6 Study pathways
10 He Toki
Pasifika Trades Training
12 Community study
13 Graduate industry-ready
14 Skills and interests
16 Commerce and Business
Commerce, Applied Management and
Business Administration
18 Computing and ICT
Computing and ICT
20 Creative
Art and Design
Broadcasting
Music Arts
ARA IS AT THE 4
Performing Arts
22 Health, Education and Languages
FOREFRONT OF Health Care
TECHNOLOGY, Social Services
Sports, Fitness, Human Nutrition, Sustainability
CREATIVITY and Outdoor Education
Early Childhood Education
AND EXPERTISE. Teacher Education
English Language
Japanese Language
26 Hospitality and Service Industries
Hospitality, Travel and Tourism
Baking and Chef Training
Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy
28 Science, Architectural Studies and Engineering
Agribusiness
Animal Science
Applied Science
Architectural Studies
Engineering
32 Māori and Pasifika Studies
34 Trades – Automotive and Engineering
Automotive Industry
Engineering Trades
36 Trades – Construction and Electrical
Construction
Electrical
Joinery
Painting and Decorating
Plasterboard
Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying
40 Key Information
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Why study at Ara?
You can study where you like
You can choose to study at our campuses in Christchurch, Ashburton, Timaru or Oamaru, or online.
You’ll learn from experts
Our tutors come from industry; they have years of real-world experience and contacts to share with
you.
You’ll be treated as an individual
You’ll never just be a number or a face in the crowd. You’ll get to know your tutors and they’ll get to
know you (and your needs).
You’ll be supported all the way
Whether you have academic or personal challenges affecting your study, or you need
accommodation, transport, childcare, healthcare, disability support or career guidance, we have the
staff and services to help.
You’ll be part of something special
At Ara you’ll enjoy a strong sense of belonging within an inclusive, multicultural environment.
You’ll become work-ready
We’ll teach you the skills employers want and give you work placement opportunities that prepare
you for the realities of the job.
You can really go places
With an internationally recognised Ara qualification, the world is your oyster.
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Study pathways
At Ara our focus is on flexible study options. That’s why we have created various ways for you to gain
qualifications and advance your training. There are a variety of levels for you to study, depending on where
you want your career to lead you. You might start at an entry level foundation programme, or launch straight
into a degree.
Level Masters: 180–240 Credits
9 Entry criteria: Academic entry
Degree graduates or relevant industry experience
Level
Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates: 60–120 Credits
8 Entry criteria: Academic entry
Degree graduates or relevant industry experience
Graduate Diplomas and Certificates: 60–120 Credits
Level
7 Entry criteria: Academic entry
Degree graduates or relevant industry experience
Bachelor Degrees: 360–480 Credits
Level
7 Entry criteria: Specified credits from a tertiary qualification at Levels 3-4,
or specified NCEA credits at Levels 1-3, or equivalent
Level
Diplomas: 120–240 Credits
5-6 Entry criteria: Specified credits from a tertiary qualification at Levels 1-4,
or specified NCEA credits, or equivalent
Level
Certificates: 40–120 Credits
1-4 Entry criteria: Open entry or specified credits from a tertiary qualification at Levels 1-3,
or specified NCEA credits, or equivalent
Level
Dual Enrolment Programmes
1-3 Get a feel for tertiary study while you’re still at school. You spend 1-2 days per week at Ara and earn NCEA credits in
the subject of your choice.
Entry criteria: Open entry for Year 11-13 students.
Level
Foundation/Bridging Programmes
1-3 For those who need extra tuition in order to meet entry criteria we can tailor programmes to suit you and your aims.
Entry criteria: Open entry (no academic entry criteria)
Experience Ara
Free junior and senior taster days. Short NCEA credit courses (STAR), holiday workshops and information sessions.
Pathway to
higher level Please note some programmes may have different entry requirements.
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Study pathways n Dual Enrolment Dual Enrolment programmes DE Get a feel for tertiary study and earn NCEA credits at Ara while staying at school. In a dual enrolment programme you’re enrolled in both secondary school and Ara at the same time. Usually this means spending one to two days per week with us for the duration of the school year and earning NCEA credits in a subject of your choice. These programmes are free if you’re in Year 11-13. See an overview of all our dual enrolment programmes on the following page. To find out more, please visit our website or email: liaison@ara.ac.nz We look forward to seeing you! 6 6
Title Level NZQF Credits Location
Business and Retail
Introduction to Retail, Business Administration and Technology 2 18 City (Chch), Timaru
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation Skills (Retail) 2 60 City (Chch)
New Zealand Certificate in Retail 3 60 City (Chch)
New Zealand Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) 3 64 City (Chch)
Computing
Digital Technologies 2 20 City (Chch)
Digital Technologies 3 20 City (Chch)
Education and Sustainability
Ka Hao Te Rangatahi 2&3 30 City (Chch), Oamaru, Timaru
Sustainability and Outdoor Education Pathway 2 22 City (Chch), Oamaru
Sustainability and Outdoor Education Pathway 3 22 City (Chch), Timaru
Engineering and Architecture
Electrotechnology 2 20 City (Chch)
Electrotechnology 3 19 City (Chch)
Food and Hospitality
Certificate in Foundation Studies (Hospitality Supported Learning) 1 30 City (Chch)
Introduction to Food Processing 2 28 Timaru
Introduction to Hospitality 2 29 Timaru
New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality (Cookery and Beverage) 2 40 City (Chch), Oamaru
New Zealand Certificate in Cookery 3 61 City (Chch)
Hospitality Career Pathways 3 30 City (Chch), Oamaru, Timaru
Tourism, Hair and Beauty
Beauty Therapy and Salon Skills 2 25 City (Chch), Oamaru,
Ashburton, Timaru
Introduction to Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy 3 31 Ashburton
New Zealand Certificate in Salon Skills (Introductory) 2 61 City (Chch), Timaru
Trades – Construction
Introduction to Construction Trades 2 30 Woolston, Timaru, Oamaru
Construction and Infrastructure Vocational Pathway - 2 64 Woolston
Building and Construction
Electrical Engineering 2 45 Woolston
New Zealand Certificate in Study and Career Preparation 3 40 Woolston, SIT
(Trades Pathway - Construction Trades)
Trades – Automotive and Engineering
Introduction to Automotive and Engineering 2 63 Woolston, SIT
Introduction to Automotive 2 30 Woolston, Ashburton, Timaru
Introduction to Agricultural Automotive and Engineering 2 35 Oamaru, Ashburton
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Study pathways
n Experience Ara
There are many ways to experience Ara and to find out more about our programmes while getting a
feel for what tertiary study is like. Get ready now!
Junior and Senior tasters
Register for one of our 180+ FREE Junior and Senior Taster Days for Year 9-13 students. Tasters are the
perfect way to find out more about a subject choice and where it can lead to.
STAR courses
If you’re in Years 11, 12 or 13 you can complete short NCEA-credit earning STAR courses at Ara in a
subject of your choice. Talk to your teacher or careers advisor at school or contact us:
liaison@ara.ac.nz
You can also attend a holiday workshop, information session or scholarship workshop to prepare for
your enrolment. There are around 300 Experience Ara activities are available throughout the year.
Please register online or email us on liaison@ara.ac.nz
Open Days
Come to an Ara open day in January or June to meet tutors, check out the campus and explore your
study options.
Campus tours
Email us at liaison@ara.ac.nz and ask for a free campus tour. We can show you our facilities, tell you
what’s happening at Student Central, take you to visit specific subject areas and introduce you to
tutors who can discuss your interests and study options.
Fees-free
The government’s new fees-free scheme (starting in 2018) is a great opportunity if you
haven’t already studied at tertiary level for more than six months. Providing you meet
the eligibility criteria, your first year of study is fees-free.
For more information visit www.feesfree.govt.nz.
Level 1, 2 and 3 – study for FREE
Are your 18 years old or under? At Ara, all full time courses at Level 1-3 are free for
students up to 18 years old. To enquire please email us at liaison@ara.ac.nz
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Study pathways
n Workforce Development
The Workforce Development team focuses on developing relationships with industry throughout
Canterbury to facilitate skills development in the workplace.
Through these relationships the team establishes the training needs of industry and provides
information to Ara departments to help inform programme design and planning.
Our representatives comprise: Lana Shields (General Focus), Michelle Manuel (Māori Focus),
Simo Faitaua (Pasifika Focus) and Sefa Faletanoai (General Focus).
Professional development
The Workforce Development team can also arrange tailored courses to meet the professional
development needs of individual companies. These include online courses, workshops, block courses
and qualifications up to degree level.
The team can also discuss work experience, managed apprenticeships and internships for your
company. For a more in-depth discussion, please contact liaison@ara.ac.nz
Centre for Assessment of Prior Learning (CAPL)
The Centre for Assessment of Prior Learning (CAPL) at Ara provides assessment and formal
recognition of learning gained through work or other experiences. It is recognised internationally
that learning in this way can translate into formal academic qualifications. To achieve your
qualification CAPL can help with:
• advice on credit recognition • facilitation and support
• evidence gathering • organising the assessment process
Who is eligible?
Assessment of Prior Learning is available to anyone that has gained knowledge and learning from
different sources, including:
• formal learning • life experience • work experience • voluntary work • workplace training
CAPL uses Ara staff and resources to assess your experience against academic requirements so
credits can be awarded for all or part of a qualification. Email: capl@ara.ac.nz
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Study pathways
He Toki
He Toki aims to increase the participation and success of Māori. Te
Reo Māori, whakapapa and haka are core aspects of your training.
Support is available through our Māori and Pasifika student
advisors.
He Toki full time study options:
Code Title Level Location
NZ2834 New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade 3 City (Chch)
Skills - Joinery, Plasterboard
NZ2834 New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade 3 City (Chch),
Skills - Carpentry Timaru
NZ2523 New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure 3 City (Chch)
Works
NZ3097 New Zealand Certificate in Automotive 3 City (Chch)
Engineering
NZ3008 New Zealand Certificate in Collision Repair 3 City (Chch)
NZ2715 New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical 3 City (Chch),
Engineering Timaru
NZ2387 New Zealand Certificate in Electrical 3 City (Chch),
Engineering Timaru
NZ2660 New Zealand Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting 3 City (Chch)
and Drainlaying
NZ2101 New Zealand Certificate in Cookery 4 City (Chch),
Timaru
He Toki is available for all Māori students aged 16-40.
Pasifika Trades Training
Pasifika Trades Training is run jointly with leaders from the Pasifika
community and government agencies. Pasifika church ministers
play a key role in offering you support. During your training,
Pasifika student advisors will also mentor and support you. There
are a range of options available and different pathways to study.
Pasifika Trades Training full time study options:
Code Title Level Location
NZ2834 New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade 3 City (Chch)
Skills - Joinery, Plasterboard
NZ2834 New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade 3 City (Chch),
Skills - Carpentry Timaru
NZ2523 New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure 3 City (Chch)
Works
NZ3097 New Zealand Certificate in Automotive 3 City (Chch)
Engineering
NZ2715 New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical 3 City (Chch)
Engineering
NZ2387 New Zealand Certificate in Electrical 3 City (Chch),
Engineering Timaru
NZ2660 New Zealand Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting 3 City (Chch)
and Drainlaying
NZ2101 New Zealand Certificate in Cookery 4 City (Chch)
Pasifika Trades Training is available for all Pasifika students
aged 16-40.
10"They reckon the hardest step is the first
step. The people at Ara are easy to talk to.
You can just come in and have a yarn. It’s
just that whakawhanaungatanga that they
have. They welcome you and they want to
help you.”
TIHEMA BROWN
ARA PLASTERBOARD STUDENT
11Community study
We can help you take the next
step, with useful courses in
Computing for Free
job hunting and CV writing as Computing for Free provides self-paced, flexible learning programmes
for anyone who wants to gain a formal qualification for employment,
well as business classes such
learn the fundamentals of computing, or enhance existing skills.
as MYOB® at very affordable
prices. There are several
Ara locations around the “It was just around the corner. I studied at
Canterbury region, including: my own pace and now I’m in full time work.”
Lynette Birnie
National Certificate in Computing
Bishopdale
Hornby
Madras Street
New Brighton Adult Literacy
Rangiora Free adult literacy classes are available to adults wishing to improve
Timaru their literacy levels. Improve your reading, writing and spelling skills
Ashburton in a friendly and supportive group. We can also help you learn ways to
Oamaru tackle dyslexia. Daytime and evening classes are available, giving you
the flexibility you need, and you can enrol throughout the year. To be
eligible for these free classes you must be a fluent speaker of English.
Contact us for more information.
Foundation Studies Next Step Centre for Women
Our foundation programmes are the stepping Our Next Step Centre for Women is dedicated to
stones to further study or a new career. offering a wide range of courses in a supportive
They can provide entry-level qualifications environment.
for more advanced study or help you learn Our courses will assist you to know yourself
something new – just because you want to. better, explore your options, update your skills
and develop confidence in yourself.
12Graduate industry-ready
When you study at Ara you graduate industry ready with the skills employers want. These testimonials from
recent graduates and employers explain some of the benefits of the world-class teaching and resources at
Ara.
“Since I finished my “We throw them in the deep end and
they cope extremely well … they’re a credit
apprenticeship and training,
to their tutors.”
I’ve been overseas working on
NICK COURTNEY
cruise ships and luxury yachts. OF COURTNEY ARCHITECTS ON EMPLOYING ARA INTERNS AND
GRADUATES
The training was especially
good for travelling because it “The qualifications you get here are
taught me a range of international directly relevant.”
skills and techniques.” GEMMA DIXON
GRADUATE, BACHELOR OF INFORMATION AND
WAYNE SHAW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
PROFESSIONAL COOKERY GRADUATE
OWNER OF THE PEDAL PUSHER RESTAURANT, CHRISTCHURCH
The course content
was great - above
and beyond what
I’ve seen being
taught in North
America.”
TOM RILEY
GRADUATE, CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL
COOKERY
CHEF DE CUISINE, OLIVER & BONACINI,
TORONTO
13Skills and Interests
Read the coloured boxes on these pages to match your skills and interests with our
study areas and career options.
Career options: > Marketing Manager If you think this
> Accountant > Office Administrator sounds like you,
Commerce & > Business Owner > Operations Manager check out our
Business > Event Manager > Project Coordinator/ Commerce and
You are highly motivated > Executive Assistant Manager Business brochure.
and organised, and have a > Financial Advisor > Restaurant Manager
strong analytical ability. > Hotel Manager > Retail Assistant/Manager
> HR Manager > Sales Representative
> Marketing Executive
Career options: > Network Engineer If you think this
> App Developer > Project Manager sounds like you,
Computing & ICT > Business Analyst > Software Developer check out our
> Database Administrator > Systems Administrator Computing and
You like to stay at the > IT Manager > Test Analyst ICT brochure.
cutting edge of computing > IT Support > Web Developer
and web technology and
work well with systems.
Career options: > Fashion Designer If you think this
> Actor > Graphic Designer sounds like you,
Creative > Animator > Musician check out our
> Arranger/Composer > Photographer Creative brochure.
You’re a creative thinker
> Artist > Promotions Manager
with the ability to innovate > Broadcast Journalist > Radio Announcer
and solve problems in > Camera Operator > Singer/Songwriter
practical, imaginative > Dancer > Teacher
ways. > Director/Producer > Videographer
Career options: > Mental Health Support If you think this
Health, Education > Caregiver Worker sounds like you,
> Midwife
& Languages > Childcare Support Worker
> Outdoor Instructor
check out our
> Community Support Health, Education
You’re interested in Worker > Peer Support Worker and Languages
health, well-being and > Eco Tourism Guide > Radiographer brochure.
personal development of > Environmental/ > Registered Nurse
others. Sustainability Advisor > Social Worker
> Enrolled Nurse > Support Worker
> Health Care Assistant > Teacher Aide
> Home-based Carer > Translator
> Iwi Development > Youth Worker
14Career options: > Hairdresser If you think this
Hospitality & > Baker > Holiday Park Manager sounds like you,
Service Industries > Barber > Hotel Manager check out our
> Barista > Nail Technician Hospitality and
You’re customer-focused
> Beauty Therapist > Resort Operations Manager Service Industries
with a desire to deliver
> Café or Restaurant Owner > Spa Manager brochure.
great products, services
> Chef > Tour Guide
and experiences. > Travel Agent
> Cruise Ship Worker
> Food & Beverage Manager > Tourism Operator
> Front Office Receptionist
Career options: > Laboratory Technician If you think this
Science, > Agribusiness Manager > Mechanical Engineer sounds like
Architectural Studies > Animal Management > Midwife you, check out
& Engineering > Architectural Designer > Nutritionist our Science,
You are interested in > Architectural Technician > Performance Analyst Architectural
discovering how things > CAD Technician > Quantity Surveyor Studies and
> Civil Engineer > Radiographer Engineering
work, solving problems
> Construction Manager > Sports Scientist brochure.
in a practical, hands-on
> Electrical Engineer > Strength &
way, and would like Conditioning Coach
> Engineering Technician
to make a positive > Vet Nurse
> Health Promoter
contribution to society.
> Interior Designer
Career options: > Presenter If you think this
> Announcer > Te Reo Teacher sounds like you,
Te Puna Wānaka
> Broadcaster > Tour Guide check out our
You love everything > Interpreter > Translator Te Puna Wānaka
about Māori and Pasifika > Iwi Development - Māori & Pasifika
culture and language, > Māori Business Studies brochure.
enjoy meeting new Development
people and would thrive
in a whānau environment.
Career options: > Linesman If you think this
> Auto Refinisher > Maintenance Engineer sounds like you,
Trades > Builder > Mechanic check out our
You are very practical, > Civil Construction > Painter/Plasterer Trades brochures.
enjoy hands-on work and Worker > Plumber
can solve problems in a > Electrician > Panelbeater
logical way. > Fabricator > Site Supervisor
> Fitter & Turner > Toolmaker
> General engineer > Vehicle Mechanic
> Joiner > Welder
15Te Tauhokohoko me te ao Pakihi
Commerce and Business
Commerce, Applied Management and Business Administration
The business world is one that suits highly motivated people who thrive in a collaborative environment.
This field calls for strong analytical and communication skills, with a focus on the bottom line. You will be
well-versed in up-to-the-minute software and technologies to help you on the way to a successful career.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start All Bachelor of Applied
time time due date
Management students take part
DE Introduction to Retail, Business 2 – 1 day All year Jul
in up to 300 hours’ industry
Administration and Technology per wk
internship as part of their studies.
DE New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 2 – 2 days All year Feb
Skills (Retail) Level 2 per wk
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 2 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
Skills (Retail) Level 2
DE New Zealand Certificate in Business
(Administration and Technology) Level 3
3 – 2 days
per wk
All year Feb
"If it wasn’t
for the skills
New Zealand Certificate in Business 3 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
(Administration and Technology) Level 3
New Zealand Certificate in Business 3 6 mths All year Feb, Apr,
(Introduction to Small Business) Level 3 Jun, Aug,
Oct and contacts
gained,
New Zealand Certificate in Business 3 16 weeks All year All year
(Introduction to Team Leadership)
Level 3
DE New Zealand Certificate in Retail Level 3 3 – 2 days
per wk
All year Feb
I wouldn’t be
New Zealand Certificate in Retail Level 3 3 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
doing a job
I love,
New Zealand Certificate in Retail Level 4 4 1 yr All year Online
New Zealand Certificate in Business 4 17 wks All year Feb/Jul
working with
(Administration and Technology) Level 4
New Zealand Certificate in Business 4 6 mths All year Feb, Apr,
(Introduction to Small Business) Level 4 Jun, Aug,
great people."
Oct
New Zealand Certificate in Business 4 Flexible All year All year
(First Line Management) Level 4
New Zealand Certificate in Project 4 Flexible All year All year
Management REBECCA CAMERON
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul GRADUATE, CERTIFICATE IN
Study and Career Preparation BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
New Zealand Diploma in Business 5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Level 5 (with 5 strands) INTERN AND NOW FULL TIME
EMPLOYEE AT LAW FIRM, DUNCAN
Bachelor of Applied Management 7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul
(14 specialisations)** COTTERILL
Graduate Diploma 7 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
(15 specialisations)
* February – part time and full time. July – part time only.
** Double majors available - visit www.ara.ac.nz for full details of all specialisations
Recommended subjects: English-rich subjects,
maths, ICT or relevant industry experience.
Potential careers:
Short courses are available
Accountant, business owner, event manager, executive assistant, in commerce and business,
financial advisor, hotel manager, HR manager, marketing executive, contact us or view online at:
office administrator, operations manager, project coordinator/ www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
manager, restaurant manager, retail assistant/manager, sales
representative, sports manager Evening classes available for
most business qualifications.
16 If you think this sounds like you, contact us to discuss your options | 0800 24 24 76 | info@ara.ac.nz | www.ara.ac.nz"The quality of the tutors was
amazing."
ANITA DAZZI
GRADUATE, BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT
17Kā Mahi Rorohiko me Kā Hakarau Tiritiri Kōrero
Computing and ICT
Computing and ICT
Computer technology is embedded in every aspect of our lives. This ever-changing and exciting global
industry is always looking to employ people with the ability to find new and innovative solutions to
often complex technical problems. Ara is one of the country’s leading providers of computing and ICT
qualifications, offering training at a variety of levels.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
DE Digital Technologies 2 – 1 day per All year Feb Business analyst, computer
wk
programmer, database administrator/
DE Digital Technologies 3 – 2 half days
per wk
All year Feb developer, interactive media developer,
IT support/helpdesk, network
New Zealand Certificate in 2 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
Foundation Studies – Computing infrastructure technician, network
Skills
systems/server administrator, software
New Zealand Certificate in 3 Flexible All year Various
Computing (Intermediate User)
engineer, software tester, web developer.
New Zealand Certificate in 4 Flexible All year Various
Computing (Advanced User) Recommended subjects: ICT, digital technologies, maths
or maths-rich subjects, English or English-rich subjects.
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Information Technology Essentials Relevant industry experience also considered.
New Zealand Diploma in Information 5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Technology Technical Support
New Zealand Diploma in 5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Short courses are available in
Web Development and Design Computing at our Computing for Free
New Zealand Certificate in 6 – 6 mths All year Feb/Jul sites, contact us or view online
Information Technology Practitioner
(Information Technology Security) at: www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
New Zealand Certificate in 6 – 6 mths All year Feb 2018
Information Technology Practitioner
(Network Administration)
New Zealand Certificate in 6 – 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Information Technology Practitioner
(Server Administration)
New Zealand Diploma in Networking 6 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Diploma in Systems 6 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Administration
Bachelor of Information and 7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul
Communication Technologies
Graduate Diploma in Information 7 1 yr* All year Feb/Jul
and Communication Technologies
* For some students an 18 month study period may be more appropriate.
Why study computing at Ara?
• We have starting points and pathways for everyone (from Level 2 certificates to Level 7 degrees and graduate
diplomas)
• Our academic staff are experts in computing with extensive industry experience and contacts in the IT sector
• Our programmes place a strong emphasis on developing your practical capacity for implementing solutions for real-
world problems
• We teach a wide range of programming languages which are important to industry such as JavaScript, Java, C#,
Python, PHP
• If you study our degree or graduate diploma you can undertake a major project which is, in most cases, industry-
based, similar to an internship
• With an Ara qualification on your CV, employers will know that you’re one of the best contenders; work-ready, highly
skilled and able to contribute effectively from day one
18 If you think this sounds like you, contact us to discuss your options | 0800 24 24 76 | info@ara.ac.nz | www.ara.ac.nz19
Mahika Auaha
Creative
Art and Design
People involved in art and design have a unique perspective on the world. At Ara you’ll learn all the skills you
need in this competitive industry to make a strong name for yourself.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start
time time due date
Introduction to Creative Industries 2 6 mths – All year Jul Potential careers:
New Zealand Certificate in Creativity 4 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Ceramicist, editor, educator, fashion
buyer, fashion designer, illustrator,
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year Jul
Digital Media and Design film or TV animator, graphic designer,
New Zealand Certificate in Fashion 4 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul information designer, jeweller,
New Zealand Diploma in Arts and 5 1 yr All year Feb
merchandiser, multimedia designer,
Design patternmaker, printmaker, product rep,
New Zealand Diploma in Digital 5 1 yr All year Feb professional photographer.
Media and Design
Bachelor of Design 7 3 yrs – All year Feb Recommended subjects: maths, art, design, ICT, technology,
(Applied Visual Art) graphics, English-rich subjects or relevant industry
experience.
Bachelor of Design 7 3 yrs – All year Feb
(Fashion Technology and Design)
Bachelor of Design 7 3 yrs – All year Feb
(Motion Design) Short courses are available in art and
Bachelor of Design 7 3 yrs – All year Feb
design,contact us or view online at:
(Photography) www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
Bachelor of Design 7 3 yrs – All year Feb
(Visual Communication Design)
Graduate Certificate in Information 7 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Design
Broadcasting
The New Zealand Broadcasting School is renowned for training many of the country’s top broadcasters
and media professionals. Students at the School produce highly effective content in a strongly competitive
environment. The School’s studios are equipped with some of the best resources in the country to help you
achieve your career goals.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year Feb
Production manager, camera operator,
Communications Media copy writer, director, journalist, presenter,
Bachelor of Broadcasting 7 Up to 3 yrs – 30 Sep Feb editor, producer, production engineer,
Communications (Journalism) promotions manager, radio host,
Bachelor of Broadcasting 7 Up to 3 yrs – 30 Sep Feb screenwriter, videographer.
Communications
(Screen and Television Production)
Bachelor of Broadcasting 7 Up to 3 yrs – 30 Sep Feb Recommended for entry: Relevant university-approved subjects
Communications (Radio)
including subjects containing literacy standards at Level 3, or
relevant industry experience.
20 If you think this sounds like you, contact us to discuss your options | 0800 24 24 76 | info@ara.ac.nz | www.ara.ac.nzMahika Auaha
Creative
Performing Arts
The performing arts world is one of passion and dedication. If you dream of treading the boards as an
actor or musician, you can immerse yourself in your chosen field and forge a creative career path with one
of our highly regarded performing arts programmes. As a music arts student you’ll join a collaborative
and supportive community of musicians from all walks of life. If theatre is your passion, our Bachelor of
Performing Arts at NASDA will provide you with a solid foundation of performance skills and a multitude of
opportunities to showcase your talents in the wider community.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
Certificate in Contemporary Music 4 1 yr – All year Feb Actor, arranger/composer, dancer,
Performance director/producer, musical director,
Bachelor of Music Arts 7 3 yrs All year Feb musician, presenter, production
Bachelor of Performing Arts 7 3 yrs – Early Sep Feb manager, singer, songwriter, teacher.
(with optional specialisation in
Music Theatre)
Recommended subjects: drama, music, physical
education, dance, English-rich subjects or relevant
industry experience.
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in anatomy, pathophysiology
and pharmacology, but more
importantly, the programme
teaches you how to communicate
with people and think critically.”
SAMANTHA JEFFERSON
BACHELOR OF NURSING
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Health, Education and Languages
Health Care
Health care is a field that is constantly changing. Combining our diverse range of qualifications and resources
with practical experience in health care agencies, you’ll get the best start possible to your career.
Qualifications Level Full
time
Part
time
Applications
due
Start
date
Potential careers:
New Zealand Certificate in Health and 3 6 mths All year Jan/Apr/ Enrolled nurse, midwife, radiographer,
Wellbeing Level 3 (Health Assistance
and Support Work strand)
Jul/Oct registered nurse.
New Zealand Certificate in 3 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul Recommended subjects: physics, chemistry, biology, maths,
Study and Career Preparation science, health, English-rich or relevant industry experience.
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul
Study and Career Preparation
New Zealand Diploma in 5 18 mths – All year Mar
Enrolled Nursing
Competency Assessment 5 9 wks – All year Jan/Jun/
Programme – Enrolled Nurse Oct
Competency Assessment 7 9 wks – All year Jan/Jun/
Programme – Registered Nurse Oct
Bachelor of Nursing 7 3 yrs – 30 Apr/ Feb/Jul
30 Sep
Bachelor of Nursing**+ (articulated 7-9 2 yrs All year Feb
with University of Canterbury
Masters of Health Sciences
Professional Practice (Nursing))
Graduate Certificate in 7 – All year Various
Nursing Practice
Graduate Diploma in Health 7 1 yr All year Various
Graduate Diploma in Nursing 7 1 yr All year Various
Bachelor of Medical Imaging 7 3 yrs – 1 Sep Feb
Bachelor of Midwifery 7 3 yrs – 1 Sep Jan
Postgraduate Certificate in 8 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Health Science
Postgraduate Diploma in 8 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Health Science
Master of Health Science 9 – All year Feb/Jul
Master of Nursing 9 – All year Feb/Jul
*Early application advised **Open to students with a relevant degree
+
Applications must be placed at UC as well as Ara for this programme
Social Services
Social services is a field which offers rewarding careers for people who are able to support the emotional
needs of others. Our qualifications are highly respected in the community, where you’ll have real-world
experience, working with those who need specialised attention.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
New Zealand Certificate in 2 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul Community support worker, mental health
Foundation Skills (Career and and addiction support worker, social worker,
Education)
youth worker.
Certificate in Foundation Skills 2 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
with a focus on Health and Support Recommended subjects: English-rich subjects or relevant
Services Level 2 industry experience.
New Zealand Certificate in 4 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Health and Wellbeing (Social and
Community Services) Level 4
Bachelor of Social Work 7 4 yrs – 1 Nov Feb
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Health, Education and Languages
Sports Science, Health Promotion, Sustainability and Outdoor Education
These days it’s vital to take responsibility for personal and environmental health. At Ara we offer a range of
cutting-edge programmes to help you reach your goals in all fields of physical health and outdoor education.
Qualifications Level Full
time
Part
time
Applications
due
Start
date
Potential careers:
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 2 6 mths All year Jul Adventure tourism guide, community
Skills Level 2 - Toa Sports
recreation officer, conservation,
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 2 – 1 day All year Feb
environmental educator, fitness
DE Studies Level 2 - Sustainability & per wk
Outdoor Education Pathway instructor, health consultant, lifestyle
DE
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 3 – 1 day All year Feb consultant, outdoor adventure instructor,
Studies Level 3 - Sustainability & per wk
Outdoor Education Pathway nutritionist, outdoor education teacher,
New Zealand Certificate in 3 6 mths All year Feb/Jul personal trainer, professional coach, sea
Study and Career Preparation (Sports kayak guide, sports scientist.
Nutrition and Health Promotion)
- Toa Sports
Recommended subjects: physics, maths, ICT, technology/
New Zealand Certificate in 3 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul
Study and Career Preparation electronics, English literacy or relevant industry experience,
physical education, outdoor education, geography.
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul
Study and Career Preparation
Certificate in Outdoor Recreation 4 1 yr – All year Feb
Certificate in Fitness 5 6 mths All year Feb/Jul
Diploma in Environmental and
Outdoor Leadership
5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul Our sports
Diploma in Outdoor Instruction and
Management
5 1 yr All year Feb
science degree
students spend
Bachelor of Applied Science 7 3 yrs All year Feb
(Human Nutrition)+
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physical 7 3 yrs All year Feb
300 hours on a
Activity and Health
Promotion)+
Bachelor of Applied Science 7 3 yrs All year Feb
(Sport and Exercise Science)+
Bachelor of Sustainability and
Outdoor Education
7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul project of their
Graduate Certificate in Environmental
and
Outdoor Leadership
7 6 mths All year Feb
choice.
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb
Human Nutrition+
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb
Physical Activity, Health
and Wellness+
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb
Sport and Exercise Science+
Graduate Diploma in Sustainability 7 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
and Outdoor Education
* Early application advised +July intake may also be available
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Health, Education and Languages
Early Childhood Education
Prepare for a rewarding, challenging and diverse career working with children.
Qualifications Level Full
time
Part
time
Applications
due
Start
date
Potential careers:
New Zealand Certificate in Early
Childhood Education and Care
3 6 mths – All year Feb
Childcare support worker, health promotion
educator, home-based carer, nanny,
New Zealand Certificate in Early 4 6 mths – All year Jul
Childhood Education and Care pregnancy and parenting educator, teacher
aide
Teacher Education
A great teacher is able to inspire learners. With our range of the latest e-resources, as well as an array of
industry connections, we support you on your path to becoming an adult education professional.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
Workplace Assessment 5 8 wks All year All year Corporate trainer, curriculum planner,
CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English 5 min All year All year
teacher of adult learners, tutor, teacher of
to Speakers of Other Languages) 4 wks English as a second language, workplace
New Zealand Certificate in Adult and 5 – All year All year assessor.
Tertiary Teaching
New Zealand Certificate in Adult 5 – All year All year
Literacy and Numeracy Education
(Vocational/Workplace)
Graduate Diploma in Tertiary Learning 7 – All year All year
and Teaching
English Language
In addition to the high-quality tuition from our friendly, professional tutors, English language students enjoy
the campus lifestyle and the opportunity to develop their skills by mixing with native speakers on a daily
basis.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
NZ Certificate in English Language 1-2 6 mths All year Feb/Jul English language skills will increase your
(with specialisation)
opportunities for successful employment
NZ Certificate in English Language
(with specialisation)
3-5 6 mths All year Feb in New Zealand and internationally.
Certificate in English as an 4 min All year All year Short courses are available in
Additional Language 4 wks English Language, contact us or view
online at: www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
Japanese Language
Career opportunities for fluent speakers of other languages are diverse, ranging from business and
tourism to diplomacy and education and New Zealanders have many reasons to become fluent in
another language.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
Certificate in Japanese 3 6 mths – All year Feb Bilingual advisor, events coordinator, flight
(Foundation)
attendant, government & community
Certificate in Japanese 4 1 yr – All year Feb
worker, immigration officer, interpreter,
Bachelor of Language (Japanese) 7 3 yrs – All year Feb journalist, presenter, proof reader, teacher,
Also check out Māori and Pasifika Studies on page 33. tour guide, translator, travel advisor
Recommended subjects: Japanese language, English Literacy
or relevant industry experience.
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Hospitality and Service Industries
Hospitality and Travel
If you’re a people-person with an excellent sense of customer service, you’ll thrive in the fast-paced
hospitality or travel industry. Whether you want to be a barista, chef, baker, travel consultant or even a
manager, our tutors will guide you with their expertise and industry connections.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start
time time due date Potential careers:
DE Hospitality Supported Learning Level 1 1 – 2 days All year Feb
per wk Baker, barista, bartender, café
Hospitality Supported Learning Level 2 2 7 mths – All year Feb chef, caterer, chef de partie,
Food and Beverage Service Level 2 2 6 mths – All year Jul
commis chef, concierge, food and
beverage manager, front office
DE New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality Level 2 2 – 2 days All year Feb
per wk receptionist, housekeeper, pastry
DE Introduction to Hospitality 2 – 1 day All year Feb chef, porter, supervisor/manager,
per wk
waiter.
DE Introduction to Food Processing 2 – 1 day All year Feb
per wk Recommended subjects: English-rich subjects,
maths or relevant industry experience.
DE Hospitality Career Pathway 3 – 1 day All year Feb
per wk
New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service
Level 3 with Barista and Café Service strands
3 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
Jul
Short courses are available in
Hospitality and Hair and Beauty,
New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage 3 18 wks – All year Feb/Apr/Jul
Service Level 3 with Barista and Café Service strands contact us or view online at:
(Workplace)
www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
DE New Zealand Certificate in Cookery Level 3 3 – 2 days All year Feb
per wk
New Zealand Certificate in Cookery Level 3 3 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Certificate in Tourism Level 3 3 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Certificates in Tourism and Travel 3-4 1 yr – All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service 3-4 1 yr – All year Feb
Level 3 and 4
New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service 4 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
Level 4 with Restaurant Services strand
New Zealand Certificate in Baking (Generalist) 4 1 yr – All year Feb
Level 4 – Career Baker
New Zealand Certificate in Cookery Level 4 4 1 yr – All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Diploma in Cookery (Advanced) Level 5 5 1 yr – All year Feb/Jul
Cookery Strand
New Zealand Diploma in Cookery (Advanced) Level 5 5 1 yr – All year Feb
Patisserie Strand
New Zealand Diploma in Hospitality Management 5 1 yr – All year Feb/Jul
New Zealand Diploma in Hospitality Management 6 1 yr – All year Jul
Bachelor of International Tourism and Hospitality 7 3 yrs All year Jul
Management
Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management 7 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
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Express your creativity, interact with clients and be the one to make people look and feel their best through
a career in hairdressing or beauty. These careers offer endless potential across many industries and can take
you around the world.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
DE New Zealand Certificate in Salon Skills 2 – 1 day All year Feb Barber, beauty therapist,
(Introductory) per wk
cosmetics consultant, electrolysis
New Zealand Certificate in Salon Skills 2 6 mths – All year Feb/Jul
(Introductory) technician, hairdresser, hair
Introduction to Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy 3 – 1 day All year Feb colourist, hair stylist, image
DE per wk consultant, make-up artist,
New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing 3 6 mths – All year Feb nail technician, salon manager,
(Salon Support) Level 3 skincare consultant,
New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing 4 34 wks – All year Feb spa manager.
(Emerging Stylist)
DE Beauty Therapy and Salon Skills 2 – 1 day All year Feb Recommended subjects: English-rich subjects,
per wk maths or relevant industry experience.
Certificate in Beauty Therapy 4 34 wks – All year Feb
Diploma in Beauty Therapies and Epilation 5 34 wks – All year Feb
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Pūtaiao/Raweke Mīhini
Science, Architectural Studies
and Engineering
Agribusiness
While agriculture offers the opportunity to be outside doing physical work, it’s no longer just about growing
crops and animal husbandry. In the modern world, agriculture involves many facets such as business,
geography, sociology and conservation, and it can lead to a variety of career paths.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
New Zealand Diploma in Agribusiness Management 5 – All year Feb/Jul Farm assistant, primary industry
production manager.
Recommended subjects: English-rich subjects,
maths or relevant industry experience, biology
Short courses are available in
primary industries, contact us or
view online at: www.ara.ac.nz/
short-courses
Animal Science
If you have a compassionate attitude, and can relate to people who love animals, you’ll thrive in our animal
science programmes. We have top-of-the-line facilities, giving you the best practical experience, as well as
industry experience from the many relationships our tutors have fostered.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
New Zealand Certificate in 4 1 yr – 30 Oct Feb Veterinary nurse, animal breeder, animal
Animal Management Level 4 with
Companion Animal Strand
nutritionist, kennel or cattery manager,
New Zealand Certificate in Animal 5 1 yr – 30 Oct Feb
research technician, zoo or wildlife park
Technology Level 5 with Veterinary worker.
Nursing Assistant Strand
New Zealand Diploma in 6 1 yr 30 Oct Feb Recommended subjects: biology, maths and English-rich
Veterinary Nursing subjects or relevant industry experience.
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Science, Architectural Studies
and Engineering
Applied Science
The science industry is constantly developing and expanding. Get ready for an exciting career in all fields of
applied science, from laboratory technology to medical imaging.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 2 – 1 day All year Feb
Environmental scientist, fitness
DE Studies Level 2 - Sustainability & Outdoor per wk instructor, food technologist, health
Education Pathway
consultant, laboratory technician,
New Zealand Certificate in Foundation 3 – 1 day All year Feb
DE Studies Level 3 - Sustainability & Outdoor per wk nutritionist, personal trainer,
Education Pathway professional coach, radiographer,
New Zealand Certificate in 3 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul researcher, sports scientist.
Study and Career Preparation
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul
Recommended subjects: science, biology, chemistry,
Study and Career Preparation physics, maths, health and English-rich subjects or
relevant industry experience.
New Zealand Diploma in Applied Science 5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Level 5
Also check out Health, Education
New Zealand Diploma in Applied Science 6 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Level 6 and Languages on pages 23-25.
Bachelor of Applied Science 7 3 yrs All year Feb+
(Human Nutrition)
Bachelor of Applied Science 7 3 yrs All year Feb+
(Physical Activity and Health Promotion)
Bachelor of Applied Science 7 3 yrs All year Feb+
(Sport and Exercise Science)
Bachelor of Medical Imaging 7 3 yrs – 1 Sep Feb
Graduate Diploma in Human Nutrition 7 1 yr All year Feb+
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb+
Physical Activity, Health and Wellness
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb+
Sport and Exercise Science
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Laboratory Technology
* Early applications advised + July intake may also be available
“I’m really
enjoying my job,
contributing to
something that
means a lot to
people.”
RICHARD HOLMES
GRADUATE, BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
(SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENCE)
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Science, Architectural Studies
and Engineering
Architectural Studies
Architecture calls for a unique blend of creativity and practical application. You’ll have a natural ability to find
creative solutions to problems. You’ll also work to develop your skills in design and architectural technology.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
Diploma in Interior 5 1 yr All year Feb Architectural/CAD technician, architectural
Design (Residential)
designer, consultant, furniture designer,
New Zealand Diploma in 6 2 yrs All year Feb
Architectural Technology
interior designer, 3D architectural modeller,
Bachelor of Architectural Studies 7 3 yrs – All year Feb
quantity surveyor, estimator, construction
(Architectural Technology) manager.
New Zealand Diploma in 6 2 yrs All year Feb/Jul
Construction with strands in Recommended subjects: maths, art, design, ICT, technology,
Construction Management and graphics, English-rich subjects or relevant industry experience.
Quantity Surveying
Bachelor of Construction 7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul
with strands in Construction
Management and Quantity
Surveying
Graduate Diploma in Construction 7 1 yr All year Feb
Management
Graduate Diploma in Quantity 7 1 yr All year Feb
Surveying
Engineering
As an engineer working in a global industry you can apply your problem-solving skills to a diverse range
of areas including manufacturing, design, structural engineering, power infrastructure, component design,
project management and engineering documentation.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
DE Electrotechnology 2 – 1 day All year Feb CAD manager or designer, computer
per wk
engineering technician, electrical technician,
Electrotechnology 3 – 1 day All year Feb
DE per wk engineering technologist, mechanical
New Zealand Certificate in 4 6 mths All year* Feb/Jul engineering technician, mechanical
Study and Career Preparation engineering technologist, structural design
Diploma in Computer Aided Design 6 1 yr All year Feb/Jul technician, transportation infrastructure
NZ Diploma in Engineering (Civil) 6 2 yrs All year Feb/Jul design technician, water and wastewater
NZ Diploma in Engineering 6 2 yrs All year Feb systems technician.
(Electrical)
Recommended subjects: physics, maths, calculus, ICT, graphics,
NZ Diploma in Engineering 6 2 yrs All year Feb/Jul
technology/electronics, English-rich subjects or relevant industry
(Mechanical)
experience.
Bachelor of Engineering 7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul
Technology (Civil) Short courses are available in Engineering,
Bachelor of Engineering 7 3 yrs All year Feb contact us or view online at: www.ara.ac.nz/
Technology (Electrical)
short-courses
Bachelor of Engineering 7 3 yrs All year Feb/Jul
Technology (Mechanical)
Graduate Diploma in 7 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Computer Aided Design
* Early application advised
Also check out Engineering Trades on page 35 and Electrical Trades on page 37
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Adorn the bird with feathers so
it can fly enabling success.
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32Te Puna Wānaka
Māori and Pasifika Studies
Te Puna Wānaka, our place of learning, is a unique environment for learning aspects of Māori studies,
including language, culture and sports training in a cultural context.
Qualifications Level Full Part Applications Start Potential careers:
time time due date
DE Ka Hao Te Rangatahi 2&3 – 1 day All year Feb Te Reo Māori is a language unique to
per wk New Zealand as one of our official
New Zealand Certificate in
Foundation Skills Level 2 - Toa Sports
2 6 mths All year Jul languages and also as a heritage
language. Study of the language provides
New Zealand Certificate in Study and 3 1 yr All year Feb/Jul
Career Preparation (Sports, Nutrition rewards for the learner in both heritage
and Health Promotion) - Toa Sports
and career aspirations.
Certificate in Pasifika Foundation 3 6 mths – All year Feb
Studies
Te Reo can be seen as an advantage in
Certificate in Māori Foundation
Studies - Te Haeata
3 6 mths – All year Feb career fields inclusive of but not limited to:
Certificate in Samoan Language 5 – 6 mths All year Feb/Jul/
broadcasting and journalism, consultancy
(Gagana Sāmoa) Oct work, education, iwi and government
Ākona Te Reo - 5 – 1 yr All year Feb/Jul services, performing arts and drama.
Certificate in Māori Language
Te Hāpara - 5 1 yr All year Feb/Jul Recommended subjects: Te Reo Māori, English, physical
Diploma in Māori Studies education, outdoor education, drama.
Te Ohoka - 7 3 yrs – All year Feb/Jul
Bachelor of Māori Language and Short courses are available in Māori and
Indigenous Culture Pasifika, contact us or view online at:
www.ara.ac.nz/short-courses
“I want to learn more
about my heritage.”
NIGEL MAGUIGAN
BACHELOR OF LANGUAGE (MĀORI)
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Christchurch’s recent history we are
seeing demand in the automotive
industry that will lead to successful
life-long careers in our trade.”
PETER SAUER
TUTOR, AUTOMOTIVE AND AUTOBODY
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