International-Student-Guide

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE 2011

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DISCLAIMER Every effort has been made to ensure the content of this International Student Guide is correct at the time of printing and is provided in good faith. The information is subject to a continuous process of review. Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) therefore reserves the right to make changes to programme offerings and any other content. Wintec will not accept liability for any errors or omissions contained in this International Student Guide nor for any subsequent actions that may arise as a consequence of decisions made based upon its contents. Programmes will only be offered subject to sufficient numbers. The range of elective modules offered within any programme will depend on student interest, a cyclic approach to provision, and internal efficiencies. Students should check with Wintec Student Enrolment and Information Centre on availability of elective modules at time of application. For complete information please refer to www.wintec.ac.nz.FEES DISCLAIMER All fees are current for the 2011 academic year only, and include the Students’ Association fee, Health and Counselling Levy and GST but exclude other costs. These fees are approximate and based on a full-time workload for one year unless stated. Your fees will vary according to your individual programme of study. Fees may vary due to changes in law or regulations that are beyond the control of Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology). Some programmes have additional costs. Text books and stationery are extra. In some cases New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) fees will apply in addition to those given in this brochure. Please contact the relevant teaching department for full details on your fees. The fee may be reduced for exemptions and assessment of prior learning assessed before your departure. A separate charge of $50.00 per hour applies for assessing applications for exemptions and transfer of credit applications. Note that your fees must be paid two weeks before the start of your programme, or at the time you enrol if you are enrolling within two weeks of the start of your programme. A late payment fee of $100.00 will apply where fees are not paid by the due date.

Wintec

Welcome - Kia ora 2

Proposed semester dates 2011 3

Campuses 4

Our country, our city 6

Why study at an Institute of Technology? 8

Wintec and industry 10

Being an international student at Wintec 11

Support and Services 12

Before you study 12

Being on campus 14

Helping with your study 16

Looking after you 17

Entering mainstream study 18

Improving your English 19

Short courses and study tour options 21

Enrolling at Wintec 22

Studying at Wintec 23

Our range of international students 56

Your study options

Centre for Foundation Studies 24

School of Business 25

School of Education 28

Centre for Languages 30

School of Health 31

School of Information Technology 35

School of International Tourism, Hospitality and Events

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School of Media Arts 41

School of Science and Primary Industries 46

School of Social Development 51

School of Sport and Exercise Science 53

School of Trades, Engineering and Construction 57

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the sky’s the limit

Study in a city that offers real opportunities. Hamilton is rapidly becoming New Zealand’s event capital, playing host to a number of international events including the V8 Supercars, test cricket and much much more.For more information www.visithamilton.co.nz

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Wintec Opens Wednesday 5 January

Teaching commences; po- whiri

Monday 7 February

Orientation / inductions start

Monday 14 February

Teaching starts / inductions

Monday 21 February

Easter Friday 22 - Tuesday 26 April

Mid Semester Vacation Monday 18 - Friday 29 April

End Semester One (18 weeks)(including study breaks and examinations)

Friday 8 July

Semester break Monday 11 - Friday 22 July

Start Semester Two Monday 25 July

Mid Semester Vacation Monday 19 - Friday 30 September

End Semester Two (17 weeks)(including study breaks and examinations)

Friday 2 December

Wintec closes Friday 23 December

A message from the Chief ExecutiveIn an increasingly globally-connected world, it is important that you receive an education that equips you to succeed wherever you may live in the world.

When students make the decision to study at Wintec, they are choosing a government quality-assured institute offering modern, credible qualifications. We pride ourselves on the quality of our teaching and curriculum; the relationships we have with business and industry; our award-winning international relationships; and the support we provide to our students.

Wintec has a vibrant campus life with about 27,000 full and part-time students taught by more than 300 qualified teaching staff with relevant industry experience. As you become fully integrated into our multicultural community, you’ll meet, study and socialise with New Zealand students as well as other international students from 50 countries across the globe.

When you choose to study at Wintec you will achieve more than a well-respected diploma, degree or post graduate qualification. You’ll enjoy a unique New Zealand experience while helping other Wintec students gain a broader understanding of the world and its many cultures.

We warmly welcome all our international students and greatly value the significant contribution they make to the diversity of our Institute and the wider community. I look forward to seeing you at Wintec and wish you well in your choice of study.

Mark FlowersChief Executive

A message from the Director InternationalisationAs you read this International Study Guide, you are starting on a journey that can be life changing, richly rewarding and shape your future career. It’s a big step with lots of questions to be answered, excitement, challenges and at times, some uncertainty. We understand this and are here to help. Making a choice to study at Wintec will be one of the best decisions you could make, gaining a qualification with a respected government owned, quality assured Institute.

Last year over 1,300 international students from 50 countries chose Wintec as their study destination. This was the largest diversity of International students ever and helped us to have a truly international campus. They joined the 27,000 other students on full and part time programmes enriching our understanding of what it is to live and study in a global environment.

To meet this growing student population, Wintec continues to expand and improve its facilities and services; from the award winning Gallagher Hub and the new A Block to the opening of the Avalon Campus Student Hub. During 2010 we will also open our fantastic F Block which will support our local business agencies. The city is also home to the V8 motorsport event each year as well as international cricket and music shows. It’s a lively, young city well suited to meeting your needs and is gaining a reputation as an international student city.

Please take an opportunity to look through this International Study Guide and ask your Agent or Wintec any questions you may have. We will give you honest, sound advice that is right for you and helps you realize your dreams.

If you decide to study at Wintec, you can be assured of a warm welcome onto our campus, the knowledge that you are studying at an award winning and widely respected Institute and more importantly, studying at an Institute that understands the needs of International students and has a commitment to help make your study safe, successful and enjoyable. Look forward to seeing you in Hamilton.

Stewart BroughamDirector Internationalisation

proposed semester dates 2011

welcome - kia ora

Mirium Warui

Kenya

Bachelor of Nursing (Year 2)

“I am very lucky to be part of the Wintec community. It is a great opportunity studying at Wintec, as it is a world class institution and my qualifications will be internationally recognised.”

Mirium Warui

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Hamilton City CampusThe City Campus overlooks Hamilton’s CBD. It’s only a few minutes walk to the major shopping malls, banks, food halls, restaurants and movie theatres. The City Transport Centre is only five minutes walk away. Wintec’s City Campus offers all the convenience of city life, as well as excellent facilities for learning and support.

The City Campus has some fantastic learning facilities such as a student radio station, an art gallery and a practising nursing ward to name a few. There is also the Gallagher Hub – which is available to students 24 hours a day and houses the library with over 120 computers and a café.

China OfficeWintec has a dedicated office located in the central business district of Beijing, China. The office is operated by a China based team with the full support from the international team in New Zealand. The team is in charge of the Chinese education market and development through customized services for students, parents and agents. You can contact the China office on:Tel: +86 10 65616185Fax: +86 10 65616195Email: [email protected] Online (Chinese version): www.wintecchina.com.cn

Wintec has three main campuses in Hamilton, each with its own unique character.

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Avalon Campus

The Avalon Campus is about a 15 minute drive north of the City Campus and set on a 56 hectare site on the outskirts of town. It has some of the best purpose-built training facilities in New Zealand. There are specialist kitchens and a training restaurant, sport science laboratories, a veterinary surgery and animal house as well as fully-equipped trades workshops. Avalon Campus is also home to the New Zealand Academy of Sport.

Nearby is the popular shopping complex The Base, containing a wide selection of food and retail outlets.

Hamilton Gardens Campus

The Horticultural Education Centre is located within the world famous Hamilton Gardens. This picturesque campus offers outstanding practical teaching in the areas of Horticulture, Arboriculture, Floristry and Landscape Design.

There is the opportunity to work amongst the professional staff at the Gardens in a creative and inspiring setting.

International Centre

Wintec has a dedicated Internationalisation Department including an International Student Affairs Manager and International Student Affairs Officer who arrange all accommodation and airport transfers as well as any matters to do with pastoral care for students.

The International Marketing Managers communicate with Student Recruitment Agents and undertake the international marketing activities. There are also dedicated support staff from the Internationalisation Department.

Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology), founded in 1924, is a major New Zealand Government-funded tertiary institution, which is situated in Hamilton City in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand. As one of the largest institutions in New Zealand, with 27,000 full-time and part-time students, Wintec is focused on providing international students with the necessary support to create a positive study experience.

Wintec has an association with a number of Universities and Institutes in a variety of countries including Canada, China, Denmark, France, Japan, Korea, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Thailand.

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Hamilton HighlightsHome to over 46,000 tertiary students every year, Hamilton is a great place to study and have fun. The largest inland city in New Zealand, it offers all the benefits of a big city without the hassles of big city living. Access to the CBD is no more than a 20 minute drive from the outskirts of the city, even in peak hour traffic. This allows you more leisure time to enjoy the wonderful attractions and activities in and around the city during your time here.

Hamilton Gardens is one of New Zealand’s most renowned tourist destinations. Here, you will experience a unique journey exploring garden designs that have been authentically recreated from their country of origin. Enjoy the living Persian carpet in the Indian Char Bagh garden, the tranquillity of the Japanese and Chinese gardens, the romantic English garden and the grand Italian Renaissance garden.

In the heart of Hamilton’s cultural precinct, the Waikato Museum delivers a rich experience of the arts and culture of the region. Get engaged by science, reminisce with history and let art scintillate your creative taste buds with an experience that can continue with a short walk next door to ArtsPost, where you can immerse yourself in the contemporary art scene.

Meet some of Hamilton’s most entertaining and engaging characters at Hamilton Zoo! Stroll through the park-like grounds, meet the keepers, get up close and personal with an animal encounter or let the wings of endangered birds soar over your heads as you wander through the native plants and trees of the Southern Hemisphere’s largest freeflight sanctuary.

View Hamilton’s ever-changing vista along the walkway bordering the Waikato River and stretching the length of the city. The city is so close, you can stroll up to one of the many cafés, restaurants and bars all located within walking distance from each other. And because we are a student city you will usually find some great student deals and specials. Those in need of indulgent retail therapy are in good hands with a world

of choice. The European inspired Casabella Lane offers diverse boutiques and eateries, while nearby Ward and Victoria Streets offer an array of high-end fashion stores and malls.

At night, whether you’re after intimate dining or a casual drink catching up with friends, Hamilton’s cafés, restaurants and bars will spoil you for choice. The Hood Street hub is studded with the best of everything for a good night out. From catching a movie, bar hopping or attending the theatre there is no end of entertainment in the city.

In the weekend, your leisure time could be spent doing a variety of activities in and around the region. These could include rock climbing, caving, getting behind-the-scenes to encounter more about The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy or chilling out in the coastal town of Raglan, home to one of the world’s longest left-hand surf breaks.

New ZealandNew Zealand is a beautiful country in the South Pacific, with a well deserved reputation for friendly people and a clean and natural environment. Divided into two main islands, New Zealand is a land of stunning contrasts – from magnificent snowy mountains in the South Island through to golden beaches, beautiful bush and pastures in the North. These are combined with the convenience and excitement of modern high-technology cities. Our clean, healthy and safe environment offers a perfect place for study and leisure.

ClimateHamilton enjoys a relatively warm climate with warm unpolluted air. Summers are warm with temperatures ranging from 20-28 degrees Celsius. Winters are generally mild, averaging between 10-15 degrees Celsius, with an occasional morning frost.

HamiltonHamilton is New Zealand’s newest metropolitan city and one of the fastest growing, with a current population of 141,000 people. The young, ambitious and multicultural city is situated on the banks of the superb Waikato River. Its warm and welcoming spirit, rich history and contrasting splendours, await newcomers to call it home. Hamilton provides endless opportunity through top quality educational and sporting facilities and a vibrant central business district.

New ZealandNew Zealand is a beautiful country in the South Pacific, witha well deserved reputation for friendly people and a cleanand natural environment Divided into two main islands New

our country, our city

Home to over 46,000 tertiary students every year, Hamilton is a great place to study and have fun.

Hamilton is so centrally located, exploring the sights and experiencing the thrills are all within an easy one hour drive from the city.

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why study at an institute of technology?

institutes of technologyGovernment owned• Qualifications that are academic and • vocationally focusedSmaller class sizes and a more personal • teaching environmentMany programmes are designed to train you for a • specific career and the focus is on developing your practical skillsYou can study towards a certificate, diploma, • degree or postgraduate qualificationMany institute programmes also have exit awards. • This means that if you need to finish early, you can be awarded a lower level qualification, and still have the option to come back later and complete the full programme

universitiesGovernment owned• Emphasis on theory and research• Students study towards a certificate, diploma, • degree, or postgraduate qualificationMost university degrees are based on a general • area of interest, such as a Bachelor of Arts. Some career specific degrees are offered, such as a Bachelor of DentistryUniversity class sizes can differ between large • lectures and smaller tutorials

private training establishments

Unlike institutes and universities they are not • government ownedPrivate Training Establishments offer a range • of programmes, often in niche markets, such as adventure sportsPrivate Training Establishments offer • qualifications that range from pre-certificate level to diploma and in some cases degree studyPrivate Training Establishments often offer • pathways to other institutions like Wintec


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wintec and industry

ITO PartnershipsWe have partnerships with key Industry Training Organisations (ITOs) to ensure our qualifications provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge for that particular industry. Each ITO oversees the qualifications and sets standards for training that meet the needs of their industry. This relationship is extremely valuable and helps to ensure that our training quality and links with industry are sustained.

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Part of what makes Wintec a great place to study is the supportive environment we provide. We offer lots of support and services to our students to make sure that you have an awesome student experience.

International StudentsWintec is more than a tertiary institution – it is a learning community, one in which everyone belongs. At Wintec students don’t just learn with each other – they learn about each other and Wintec understands that students have more to consider and arrange than simply their studies. Wintec offers all the help and support students need to fully settle into its learning and wider community. We offer many opportunities for students to join in various events, clubs, sporting and cultural events whilst experiencing some ‘Kiwi life’. You will find studying at Wintec will offer you the opportunity to succeed and we are focused on providing international students with the necessary support for a positive study experience.

Wintec’s programmes and qualifications are nationally and internationally recognised and our applied degrees are of equal status to university qualifications. We offer a wide range of English programmes to help improve English for work or further study and also specialise in short-term ‘English plus activities’ programmes. You can even study ‘concurrent’ programmes which allow you to begin your mainstream study at the same time as studying English.

Adjusting to a new country, language and education system can be challenging for international students. Our International Centre has a team of experienced staff ready to assist with any difficulties.

Support available for international students includes:Airport transfer to accommodation on first arrival in • New ZealandAccommodation advice and homestay placement on arrival • in Hamilton

Compulsory orientation programmes each semester• Pastoral care of international students by provision of • academic, social, personal and cultural support

International Student InductionAll newly arrived international students must attend an International Induction Session co-ordinated by the International Student Affairs Office. The induction programmes are designed to provide new students with essential key information. Attendance at one of these sessions is compulsory for all international students new to Wintec, whether you are post graduate or an undergraduate student. You are required to register your presence at one of the induction programmes at the commencement of your study. It is therefore important that you book your travel arrangements to ensure that you arrive prior to these dates. If you are unable to attend a session at the time of arrival, you are to report to the International Student Affairs Office (International Centre, B block) immediately.

The induction sessions are strongly endorsed by Immigration NZ and the New Zealand Ministry of Education.

The Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students Wintec has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the code are available to download from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at:www.minedu.govt.nz/educationsectors/internationaleducation

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Student Enrolment and Information Centre

The Student Enrolment and Information Centre (SEIC) provides services that support the educational purpose, quality assurance policies and academic operations of Wintec. If you need assistance with any part of your enrolment at Wintec, our Student Enrolment and Information Centre should be your first place to visit. Our enrolment team is happy to help with your queries regarding our programmes, facilities or services. They will help you obtain forms and provide you with assistance in completing them.

International Fees and Expenses

Fees and ExpensesTuition fees range from $15,000 to $18,000 per year. You can visit our website: www.wintec.ac.nz/international for more information. Some programmes have additional expenses such as books, stationary, uniforms, catering equipment and assignment materials. Prices vary so please enquire on application to a programme. Text books would be between $75 - $110 each. Ask your agent for details.

Pay Your International Fees OnlinePayment of funds from outside New Zealand may be made by bank transfer to Wintec’s Custom House account. Wintec has set up accounts with banks in many countries worldwide. Sending your money to Wintec’s Custom House account provides a safe and fast payment method which also allows you to track the progress of your payment on the web.

Additional CostsIt is important that you pay for the full costs of all services requested along with your tuition fees payment. A receipt will only be issued once full payment has been received by Wintec. At the time of printing your total living expenses required per year for Visa purposes is $10,000 NZD.

Refund PolicyBy accepting a place in a programme or paying fees atWintec, a student enters a contract with Wintec for the periodof the programme. This means there is an obligation to paythe fee for one year or the length of the programme if lessthan one year. The refund policy is available on the website:www.wintec.ac.nz/international under ‘general information’.In the event of insufficient numbers of enrolments theprogramme may be cancelled and a refund will be given.

Medical and Travel Insurance

It is compulsory for international students to have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. If you are an international student entering New Zealand on a student visa, insurance must cover you from the day you leave your home country to the expiry date of your visa, plus one week.

Wintec will arrange comprehensive medical and travel insurance on your behalf, which meets all the requirements for international students while studying in New Zealand. By paying an annual premium of $510 (approximately) in additional to your tuition fees, and filling in the insurance application form with your date of departure from your home country, the medical travel insurance policy will automatically commence from the time you leave home. It will run to the expiry date of your visa plus one week or alternatively to the end of your course. There may be a small balance to pay to extend the policy to the expiry date of your visa or your course.

When you accept your offer you should fill in and return the insurance application form to Wintec and include approximate date of departure as your start date. The policy will be issued when you have paid. We can adjust the start date of the policy if you change your travel arrangements. If you are an international student already in New Zealand, the insurance must cover you from the date of your enrolment to the expiry date of your visa, plus one week. If you leave New Zealand before the expiry date of the insurance you may be entitled to a refund. You should contact Wintec to apply for a refund in the first instance. Alternatively, insurance can be purchased directly from Wintec’s special insurance brokers.

Education Services Waikato Ltd112c Lake Road, Hamilton 3204, New ZealandPhone: +64 7 839 5889Fax: +64 7 839 5890Mobile: +64 21 268 4723Email: [email protected]

Where insurance is provided by an overseas provider, students must give Wintec the policy wording and summary in English, to be assessed by the Wintec broker to ensure it complies with the Code of Practice for International Students, which gives the insurance requirements. See the Pre-Departure Guide for details at: www.wintec.ac.nz/files/internationalcentre/PreDepartureGuide.pdf. Proof of current Medical and Travel insurance is required before enrolment can be finalised.

Visas, Permits and Immigration

All international students must hold a valid student permit for the duration of their studies. Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying and reporting requirements are available through the New Zealand Immigration Service and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz and you can find information on the long term skill shortage list (LTSSL).

Student Visas OnlineAn online service for Student Visa and Permit Renewal is available for Wintec’s international students. This service is provided in partnership with the New Zealand Immigration Service. Wintec students can access this service by applying through the Student Enrolment and Information Centre on Wintec’s City Campus. This is a very fast and efficient service and most students receive their visa label within 3 working days of applying. The other important benefit is that students are able to retain their passport during the application period. This service also allows for the processing of applications for changes from work or visitor permits to student permits. Students studying on most diplomas, all degrees or postgraduate studies are entitled to work for 20 hours per week during the academic year and all students studying on programmes longer than one year are entitled to work full time during the long summer break. Students graduating from 2-3 year diploma, undergraduate degrees and post-graduate studies are eligible for a one year graduate job search permit (open work permit). Students who are graduating from a course that could gain points under the skilled migrant category are also eligible for a one year graduate job search permit (open work permit). This applies to most of Wintec’s diplomas. The graduate job search permit (open work permit) allows students to look for work in the field of their expertise and, on obtaining a permanent job offer, international students with New Zealand qualifications are encouraged to apply for permanent residency.

AccommodationIf you are requesting accommodation to be arranged through Wintec there is an Administrative Accommodation Placement fee of $175 (non-refundable). You will need to download the International Student Accommodation and Shuttle Service Booking Form, complete it in full and email or fax it through to [email protected]. Please indicate the accommodation option you prefer, whether it is Home-stay, YWCA Hostel Accommodation, Brookfield Student Accommodation or Temporary Backpacker Accommodation. Home-stay Accommodation

Cost is $210 per week• Inclusive of 3 meals a day, 7 days a week and electricity • charges. Does not include internet.Own fully furnished room, including bedding, study desk, • lamp, heaterAccess to laundry and kitchen facilities• Minimum stay 4 weeks• Most Home-stays are approximately 20-25 minutes by bus • to City CampusFamilies reside approximately 20-25 minutes bus ride to • the Hamilton City CampusTotal cost $840 for 4 weeks•

YWCA Hostel AccommodationSingle Room $120• Double Room $135• Twin share $95 per person• If linen is required $20 per month (supplied for the first • 2 months only) - includes sheets, blanket, duvet, pillow & pillow case, towel, one set of crockery, utensils and a cooking pot.Bond $240 plus 4 weeks rent in advance at the applicable • rate (based on $120 per single room, or $105 twin share for a couple arriving together)Basic rent covers rental of the room, electricity, and • access to all shared facilities on the floor (Showers, Toilets, Kitchen and Lounge)Laundry facilities are user pays – residents can also hand • wash at no charge if preferred.Computer for emailing, Skyping, net surfing – user also • pays. Not set up for assignment writing as one computer for all residents.Each room has a phone jack point which residents can • choose to use. This is arranged directly with the phone company as you would have in your own home. The agreement is between the resident and the phone company.

Brookfield Student Accommodation

Single Room $110 per week• Single En-suite Room $140 per week• Double Room $140 per week• Twin share $95 per week per person (must book with 2 • people)Administration Fee $50• Bond: 4 weeks rent (depending on choice of room), • refundable on leavingTotal cost $930 for 4 weeks (based on a single room • accommodation only)Minimum stay 8 weeks• Common kitchen, bathroom/toilet and laundry (coin • operated) Approximately 30 minutes bus ride to City Campus•

Temporary Backpacker Accommodation$25 per night (dormitory accommodation)• $55 per night (double room)• Maximum stay 1 week (exceptions may apply)• Total cost $150 per week (last night is free for dormitory • accommodation only)Does not include meals• Wireless internet (coin operated)• Common kitchen, bathroom/toilet and laundry (coin • operated) Approximately 30 minutes bus ride to City Campus•

Airport Transfer

If you are requesting airport transfer to your accommodation, please complete the second page of the Accommodation form and email to [email protected]. If you wish only airport transfer to be arranged, you will need to let us know where you will be staying on arrival. Please note if you request airport transfer and end up making your own arrangements to your accommodation, you will still be charged the fees as outlined below. Costs for airport transfer are as follows: (Each way)

Auckland Airport: $85• Hamilton Airport: $25•

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AttendanceAttendance in class is strictly monitored and absence through illness requires a supporting medical certificate. Failure to meet the 85-95% attendance requirements may result in the Student Visa being revoked.

Campus Activities and Events

Throughout your time at Wintec there will be a number of events and activities held on campus. There is an events and activities timetable available online at www.wintec.ac.nz/events so make sure you check it out! It’s a great way to meet new people and make the most of your time as a Wintec student.

Mytec

Not sure about your timetable? Want to check your email? Time to find out your results? Studying online? Mytec has everything you need, all online in one place. It’s available at any time of day or night and you can access it wherever you are – whether it’s on campus, at home or at work.

Communicating at Wintec

Need to know what’s happening around campus and at Wintec in general? Check the announcements section in Mytec and your Wintec email (also in Mytec) on a regular basis for important updates and information from your tutors. There are also lots of noticeboards around campus, including electronic screens advertising student services and events.

IT Helpdesk

The Student IT Helpdesk is in front of the library in the Gallagher Hub on our City Campus and near the library in the Avalon Campus Student Hub. The team is there to help you with logging in, use of the computers, printers and scanners as well as accessing Mytec and other IT resources. The Helpdesk is available to all students at all campuses.

Places to eat There’s plenty of food on campus! Cafes at both the Hamilton City and Avalon Campuses offer an extensive selection of hot and cold food as well as espresso coffee. All campuses have student areas with facilities such as microwaves, hot water and vending machines. It is only a short walking distance to a range of ethnic restaurants.

Prayer RoomLocated in the Gallagher Hub with washing facilities for students’ use.

Shops on campus Bennetts Book Shop and Lapshop are both located on the Hamilton City Campus. Lapshop offers student discounts on the best brands of notebook computers and Microsoft software. While Bennetts stocks all the prescribed texts, stationery and other class materials you may need.

For more information visit:www.lapshop.co.nzwww.bennetts.co.nz

Student IDentification CardA student identification card will be issued to you once your enrolment is complete. Your identification card identifies you as an enrolled Wintec student and you will be able to use this card to:

Photocopy, print and scan• Access some buildings on campus after hours• Access some car parks• Borrow Library material / books•

The GlobeA dedicated room for international and domestic students to meet, relax and discuss common interests. The room is situated in the Gallagher Hub and supported with a dedicated computer, telephone and modern decor.

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Learning ServicesIf you’re unsure about your programme or just want some help with tertiary study, we can provide you with support to make sure you’re heading in the right direction. Services include help with essay writing and study skills, reading, time management, note taking and tutoring. We also provide free workshops at the beginning of each semester to help with reading and writing skills.

For more information:[email protected]

Computer Access Student computers are available to all enrolled students. On the City Campus the Gallagher Hub has over 100 computers and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All other locations have computer labs on campus. Also, both the Hamilton City and Avalon Campuses have wireless hotspots.

LibraryWintec has two libraries – one on the Hamilton City Campus and one on the Avalon Campus. They contain everything from books, newspapers, specialist journals, exam papers and even DVDs. There are also collections at the Thames and Te Kuiti Campuses and material can be sent to students studying by distance learning.

For more information:www.wintec.ac.nz/library

Health, Counselling and Wellbeing Centre Registered nurses, part-time doctors, counsellors and chaplains are available at a low cost (some services are even free!) at the Hamilton City and Avalon Campuses. Other specialists include optometrists, dieticians and massage therapists.


International Centre

We offer all the help and support international students need to fully settle into their learning and the wider community. We offer many opportunities for you to join in various events, clubs, sporting and cultural events whilst experiencing some Kiwi life.

Our team of experienced staff are ready to assist with any difficulties, as well as air transfers, accommodation, a compulsory induction programme, student activities and pastoral care support.

SecurityWe pride ourselves on having a safe campus environment. Security staff are employed by Wintec to provide assistance on security related matters, car parking and after hours access. Please make sure you follow the directions of security staff at all times and, if asked, produce your current student identification card. For your personal safety, our security team are available to escort students around campus or to their vehicles.

Students’ Association ( SAWIT)SAWIT deals with the welfare of students and provides support, advocacy and information services. Services include access to Student Job Search, representation in dispute issues, document binding and laminating. SAWIT has offices on both the Hamilton City and Avalon Campuses.


Student Job Search

Student Job Search (SJS) is run by SAWIT (Students’ Association) and is here to help you find temporary and part-time work. Contact SAWIT for more information.

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Pathways to mainstream programmes for students for whom English is aN ADDITIONAL languageAll Wintec mainstream programmes have an English language requirement for students whose first language is not English. Students must provide evidence of their proficiency in the English language.

Wintec’s English language entry requirements are:

Concurrent programmes:Academic IELTS 5.0 or 5.5 with 5.0 in writing or equivalent*

Certificate programmes (Levels 1-3):Academic IELTS 5.5 with 5.0 in writing or equivalent*

Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees (Level 4 or above):Academic IELTS 6.0, with 5.5 in writing or equivalent*

Postgraduate programmes (Levels 8 and 9)Academic IELTS 6.5 to 7.0 with 6.0 in the written band or across all four bands, or equivalent*

*Some exceptions apply, please check programme regulations for more information.

TOEFL (Computer) TOEFL (Internet) Academic (IELTS)

250 100 7.0

233 90 - 91 6.5

213 79 - 80 6.0

197 71 5.5

(For Academic Entry Criteria Comparisons see page 22)

For students who do not meet Wintec’s English language requirements there are four main pathways into Wintec mainstream programmes:

Benefits of studying English at Wintec

Experienced and highly qualified teachers• Certified IELTS examiners on staff• Friendly and helpful staff and students• Self access area in the Library• Specialist language learning software laboratories• Monthly newsletter• Practise your conversational skills at the English corner• Student Progress Report available upon request each term• Academic counselling• Pastoral care• Online Wintec English resource• Student Information commons•

All students are assessed and interviewed for placement in a programme at a suitable level.

Certificate in English for Speakers of Other Languages20 hours per week class time. This programme has 6 levels: Introductory, Beginner, Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, and Upper-Intermediate.

This intensive programme will:Increase the student’s language proficiency in speaking, • listening, reading, writing and grammarPrepare students for individual, vocational, social and / or • further study goalsTeach English for everyday life• Familiarise students with New Zealand cultural expectations• Develop the student’s study skills• Allow entry every 3 weeks throughout the year•

entering mainstream study Certificate in Advanced English22 hours per week class time. This programme has 4 levels.

This programme will:Improve the student’s language proficiency and academic • skills for successful tertiary studyFamiliarise students with New Zealand tertiary institutions • and study expectationsPrepare students for the IELTS examination•

Included in the programme:Self-directed learning projects and reports• IELTS examination preparation• Presentation and interview skills• Research skills• Introduction to basic Microsoft applications• Essay writing• Academic reading•

Students who successfully complete this programme may not require an IELTS score for entry to Wintec programmes. They may request a recommendation letter from the School of English Language to meet the English language selection requirements for mainstream study. A limited number of programmes at Wintec require an IELTS score for entry due to external and / or professional requirements.

English and Information Technology Concurrent ProgrammeStudy the Certificate in Computing and Information Technology (CCIT) and Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) over one academic year. Entrance requirements: IELTS 5.0 with 5.0 in writing or equivalent. Successful students will graduate with:

Certificate in Computing and Information Technology• PC Driver’s Licence• Certificate in Advanced English• On completion of this programme, successful students can • enrol in the Bachelor of Information Technology Programme at Wintec

English and Business Concurrent ProgrammeStudy the New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZDipBus) and the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) at the same time. Entrance requirements: IELTS 5.5, with 5.0 in writing. Successful students will graduate with:

Certificate in Advanced English after 2 semesters• New Zealand Diploma in Business after 5 semesters•

The New Zealand Diploma in Business is a nationally recognised qualification. On completion of this programme you can continue studying towards the Bachelor of Business Studies or gain employment in management, marketing, or finance positions in the business sector. After completing one or two semesters of this concurrent programme, students may apply for entry to the Diploma in International Tourism programme, or, if they already meet the academic requirements, the Graduate Diploma in Business or Marketing.

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Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) (6 months - 1 year)Students who successfully complete the CAE programme may ask for a recommendation letter from the Centre for Languages meet selection requirements for their preferred programme.

Concurrent ProgrammesThese allow students to study in a mainstream programme at the same time as studying English and tertiary study skills. The concurrent programmes also provide successful students with a bridging pathway into further study at degree level. Concurrent programmes are presently available in Business, Information Technology and Health.

English Language Proficiency TestsIELTS Exam (or TOEFL equivalent). If students gain an IELTS score which meets the entry requirements for their preferred programme they may get direct entry into that programme. There is a minimum IELTS writing level which must be reached.

English Language AssessmentThese are administered by the Wintec Centre for Languages. This does not guarantee entry, but will give an indication of the student’s language ability. (Only for students who have not completed an IELTS exam within the last 3-4 months prior to application).

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Chong Feng

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Master of Arts (Music)

Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours)

“The reason I keep coming back to Wintec is simple, I can always get what I want and need here. And I must admit that Wintec has helped me a lot on the road to success!”

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Wintec’s Centre for Languages, Hamilton City Campus, offers a range of short courses and study tours that give international visitors the opportunity to improve their English language skills and experience a taste of New Zealand culture.

The following are examples of the New Zealand and global themes that can be included as topics:

Everyday life in New Zealand• Tertiary Education in New Zealand and Western study • cultureSocial and cultural aspects of Western life• M• a-ori and Pacific culture and New Zealand historyWork and business• Recreation Lifestyle and Tourism•

Participants go on a weekly trip out of the classroom and learn language in a controlled setting for communicative practice outside of the classroom.

The Centre for languages also offers a Train the Trainer programme in conjunction with the School of Education. This combines adult education pedagogy with English language support. This is a very successful and popular programme, which can vary in length to suit participants’ needs and is suitable for International adult educators and trainers from a range of backgrounds.

Costings are negotiated on application and can include airport shuttles, accommodation, tuition, transport, sightseeing, insurance, and optional weekend tours. Costing vary according to duration of the programme, and the number in the group.

For more information on Wintec’s short courses and study tour group options contact our International Centre:Phone: +64 7 838 6399Fax: +64 7 834 8895Email: [email protected]: www.wintec.ac.nz/international

short courses & study tour group options

English and Health Studies (Pre-Nursing) Concurrent Programme*Study the Certificate in Health Studies and the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) at the same time. Entrance requirements: IELTS 5.5. Successful students will graduate with:

Certificate in Health Studies• Certificate in Advanced English• Reference• Comprehensive first aid certificate•

As the Certificate in Health Studies is an introduction to health care, this programme will prepare successful graduates for a variety of further study options such as the Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Midwifery programme, or Early Childhood Education and Teacher Training. Some of these programmes may require an IELTS score for entry due to external and / or professional requirements.

*Programme construction currently under review.

IELTS* Exam PreparationThis nine-week, part-time course (four hours per week) focuses on the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills needed for the IELTS examination. Students are provided with opportunities to practice exam techniques and work within a set timeframe.

*International English Language Testing System.

An Introduction to Vital EnglishVital English creates blended learning materials for English Language and ESL / ESOL programmes in New Zealand, Australia, China, the Middle East and Canada. Blended learning combines the best of traditional face-to-face learning and self-paced interactive online study, to enable students to rapidly improve their English proficiency. All Vital English products have been developed by leading ESOL experts using the latest content, teaching and learning methods and have been tested for quality and usability. The following non-certified courses are now available:

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Test • SuccessBULATS (Business Language Testing Service) Test • PreparationPicture Dictionary• Picture Dictionary Plus• Discover English and Interactive Stories• Vital Beginner• English for Information Technology• English for Hospitality•

Vital English website: www.vitalenglish.com

Wintec’s Centre for Languages:Phone: +64 7 838 8888, extn 8596Fax: +64 7 834 8858

International CentrePhone: +64 7 838 6399Fax: +64 7 834 8895Email: [email protected]: www.wintec.ac.nz/international

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enrolling at wintec studying at wintecAbout tuition feesQuoted tuition fees are an estimate only, based on a standard full-time load (1.0) and will vary depending on the student’s choice of courses (ie the actual enrolled load). Students should be aware that their tuition fees will be reduced or increased depending on the load of the course enrolled in. Wintec will endeavour to maintain these fees in future years but reserves the right to adjust when necessary.

For qualifications of one year or longer, the fees quoted are for one year of full-time study only. If students do more than a full-time programme in one year, the fees will be adjusted. All fees include GST (tax), registration and enrolment, counselling, learning support, and the use of most campus facilities. Nursing fees include clinical placement. Some courses incur extra costs related to required materials, tools or activities. This may be up to $1,000 additional to tuition fees. (See page 12 for Refund Policy.)

Transfer of creditThis is a process whereby you apply to Wintec (on the Application for Transfer of Credit form) to credit your prior learning from another tertiary provider towards the programme/ module(s) you intend to study at Wintec.

If you apply for a transfer of credit at the time of your programme application this can be assessed, and your offer letter and fees will reflect any transfer of credit awarded. Generally, fees for programmes of one year or less will not be reduced as there is requirement that international students are enrolled in a full-time programme of study. However, if you are in one of these programmes, and are granted a transfer of credit, the fee from this transfer of credit may be utilised by studying additional modules either in your area of study or in a complementary area.

Recognition of Prior LearningPrior learning from your life experience or on-the-job training can also be recognised toward some of Wintec’s qualifications. Recognition of prior learning is a process that acknowledges learning from informal training, work and/or life experience. The awarding of qualifications based on this informal learning is recognised internationally, as a valid educational process embedded with academic integrity. This process requires you to reflect on your experiences and prove how these have informed your learning and subsequent output. Recognised prior learning at Wintec is branded ‘elevate’. To find out more visit www.elevate.ac.nz.

Enquiry and Application Procedure

Summary of Programmes Offered by Wintec in 2010

Programmes Certificate Diploma DegreeGraduate /

Postgraduate / Honours

Masters

Agriculture •

Business • • •

Business Administration and Computing •

Education • • •

Engineering and Construction • • •

English for Speakers of Other Languages • *

Hairdressing and Beauty • •

Horticulture / Arboriculture • •

Information Technology • • • •

Interior Design •

Journalism • •

Landscape Design •

Media Arts (Visual Arts, Communication, Commercial Music) • • • • •

Midwifery •

Nursing and Health • • • •

Professional Cookery and Hospitality • •

Science and Technology • • • •

Social Development (Counselling, Mental Health Support, Social Work) • •

Sport and Exercise Science • • • •

Tourism and Travel • •

* Offered Semester Two 2011, subject to approval

Accrediting of Qualifications

The New Zealand Qualifications Authority quality-assures secondary and tertiary qualifications and education providers, evaluates overseas qualifications and administers the New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications and the National Qualifications Framework. The New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications is a comprehensive list of all quality assured qualifications in New Zealand. Wintec only delivers qualifications that are NZQA approved and NZQA accredited.

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Country

Diploma level programmesEquivelent to New Zealand

year 12 (6th form) or equivalent

Degree level programmesEquivelent to New Zealand year 13

(Bursary) or equivalent

ChinaSenior High School graduation

with a minimum of 70%

Senior High School graduation + successful completion of one year tertiary study from a recognised

tertiary institution

FijiFiji School Leaving Certificate with

passes in four subjects including Maths and English

Fiji form 7 with an aggregate over four relevant subjects of 250 out of 400 (including min. 50% English) or successful completion of the USP

Foundation Studies Programme or equivalent

India

Certificate and/or Diploma level - 55% average across 4 academic subjects (excluding Hindi or local

language). English mark should be a minimum of 60%

Bachelor Degree level - 65% average across 4 academic subjects (excluding Hindi or local language). English mark

should be a minimum of 60%

Korea High School DiplomaHigh School Diploma + one year

successful study at a recognised instituion

MalaysiaSPM with grades 1-6 or Chinese

Unified ExaminationSTPM with grades A-C

InformationSend or give international information

Assessment and DecisionAssessment and decision on acceptance / decline: Student Enrolment Centre sends Offer of Place

Place ConfirmedPaid Offer Letter, receipt and programme induction information sent to student

AccomodationAccommodation Officer arrangesaccommodation and airport pickup for first year students

ArriveInternational student arrives atStudent Enrolment and Information Centre. Enrolment process completedWelcome

Student attends programme induction

Certificate

Normally Levels 1-4

Certificates are awarded in a variety of subjects at a range of levels and may be of differing lengths.

Diploma

Normally Levels 5-6

Diplomas are awarded at a higher level than Certificates and are one to two years in length.

Degree

Level 7

A Degree is awarded for advanced study that concentrates on general principals and essential knowledge. They are usually three to four years in length.

Graduate / Postgraduate / Honours

Levels 7-9

Honours, Graduate and Postgraduate programmes are for study after the completion of an initial degree and are ideal if you are wanting to broaden your existing knowledge or retrain in areas of demand.

Masters

Levels 8-9

A Masters is awarded for study beyond an initial degree and will generally involve a combination of intensive study and supervised research.

EnquireStudent enquiry by mail, fax, e-mail,internet or in person

ApplyReturn application form with verified copies of document

ImmigrationStudent or agent takes offer letter andreceipt to INZ in NZ or abroad to obtainstudent visa / permit

Travel PlansStudent or agent notifies Accommodation Officer of accommodation requirements and travel plans

Offer Signed and Fees PaidStudent confirms acceptance and otherservices

Student pays feesStudents from China, Pakistan, India, Vietnam and many other countries designated by INZ may apply to the nearest NZ High Commission or Embassy for Approval in Principle before paying fees

International Equivalence - Academic entry requirements

For Wintec English requirements see page 18.

* International equivalents will apply. Please check page 18 for English Language Entry requirements. ** This programme is currently being redeveloped for 2010 which may affect the programme duration, programme content and entry criteria. For more information please contact Wintec on +64 7 838 6399.in

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Starts FebruaryFor one year** Fees are $14,860 NZDHamilton City Campus The Certificate in Health Studies (Level 4) will prepare you for a career in health care as well as increase your ability to cope with tertiary study.

This introductory programme incorporates communication skills, computing skills, study skills, mathematics, science, and health studies, as well as a period of working in health-related areas such as rest homes, hospitals, day care centres, or disability centres.**

Career Opportunities

This programme will prepare you for higher level study such as the Bachelor of Nursing or the Bachelor of Midwifery. It may also lead to employment in a rest home, or a career in other areas of health.

Entry Criteria*, **

12 credits at NCEA Level 1, or• Equivalent qualification •

Candidates with English as a second language who are concurrently undertaking a recognised English Language programme at Wintec are required to have obtained an IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent.

Candidates with English as a second language who are not concurrently undertaking a recognised English Language programme at Wintec are required to have obtained an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent.

Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete a Consent to Disclosure of Information form. Candidates should be aware that some types of criminal conviction may prevent them from accessing clinical placements and completing the programme.

Candidates are required to indicate in their application whether they have had a physical or mental health condition. Candidates should be aware that some types of physical or mental health conditions may prevent them from accessing clinical placements and completing the programme.

Before undertaking clinical practice within the programme, candidates will be required to make a declaration of their immunisation status and will be required to undergo a medical examination, at their own expense, either with their own doctor or at the Wintec Health Centre.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5)BS8906

Starts February or JulyFor one year Fees are $16,185 NZDHamilton City Campus

The Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5) will provide you with a range of basic business skills and knowledge.

This programme is also available with an endorsement in Marketing. The endorsement option has been developed in response to market needs, and gives you the confidence of knowledge in the marketing area.

From this diploma you can continue to study towards the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) or the Bachelor of Business Studies.


Employment in Marketing, Management, Accounts, Market Research and small business operations.

Entry Criteria*

48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, • including English, or 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in three subjects, or• University Entrance, or • Certificate in Business Studies (Level 4), or • Equivalent qualification•

Candidates who do not meet the specified entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through an interview.

Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5)OS9602

Starts February or JulyFor one year Fees are $16,185 NZDHamilton City Campus

Qualified, skilled administrators are in high demand. This programme can prepare you for an administrative career anywhere in the world. You will learn business theory and knowledge from standard office systems to administration management. This programme is recommended for those people currently working in administration who wish to consolidate their skills and knowledge.


Employment as a Legal Executive, Executive Assistant, Personal Assistant, Administrator, Office Manager or Administration Manager.

Entry Criteria*

48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, including English, or Equivalent National Qualifications • Framework units, or Certificate in Business Administration • and Computing (Level 4), or Equivalent qualification•

Candidates with relevant previous business experience may also be considered for entry. Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and / or assessment.

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Diploma in Business Management(Level 5) BS1054

Starts February or JulyFor one year Fees are $16,185 NZDHamilton City Campus Get involved in the world of business and management with Wintec’s Diploma in Business Management (Level 5). This one year programme will provide you with the relevant basic skills and knowledge needed in the field of business and an entry point into the workplace or further pathway into the Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6).

Upon completion of the programme you will have developed the following transferable skills and abilities in the business environment:

Competent speaking, listening, writing and • reading skillsThe ability to identify, analyse and solve • specific business issuesAn awareness within the business • environment, at macro and micro levels, through environmental scanningAn understanding of business structures, • and human resource and marketing practices


The Diploma in Business Management (Level 5) may lead to a career in front-line management or improve your career prospects in a diversity of occupations depending on the electives chosen.

Entry Criteria*

Applicants are required to have gained:

42 credits at NCEA level 3 in three subjects, • or54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, • including English, orEquivalent qualification•

Applicants who do not meet the above entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). In such cases entry will be dependent on whether applicants demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success.

Applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds are required to have obtained an IELTS score of 6.0 in the academic module, with at least 5.5 in the written band.

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New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) BS0864

Starts February or JulyFor two years Fees are $16,185 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus If you want to pursue a career in any of the diverse areas of Business, this programme is for you. The New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) will give you a nationally recognised qualification in two years of full-time study.

From this diploma you can continue to study towards the Bachelor of Business Studies. This diploma (with selected modules) also satisfies the academic criteria for entry to the NZICA College of Accounting Technicians. New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) can be studied concurrently with Certificate in Advanced English (Level 4).


Employment in Management, Human Resources, Marketing,

Finance, Accounting and small business operations.

Entry Criteria*

42 credits at NCEA Level 3 or • higher including a minimum of 14 credits in each of two subjects from an approved subject list, or equivalent, or 50 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, of which a minimum of 8 credits must be literacy credits in English or Te Reo Ma-ori and include 4 credits in reading and 4 credits in writing, andA minimum of 14 numeracy • credits at Level 1 or higher in Mathematics or Pangarau on the National Qualifications Framework, or equivalent

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 in the academic module, with no individual band lower than 5.5, or equivalent.

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through an interview.

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Bachelor of Business Studies.

“This programme is structured so that you can study at your own pace and choose a variety of subjects while remaining within the confines of business.”

Diploma in Business Enterprise(Level 6) BS1064

Starts February or JulyFor two years Fees are $16,185 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus Starting your own business is the dream for many people – make this dream a reality with Wintec’s Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6).

This two year programme aims to provide you with a broad knowledge and skill base needed in the field of business and an entry point into the workplace or further pathway into the Bachelor of Business Studies degree.


The Diploma in Business Enterprise (Level 6) may lead to employment as an Accounting Technician or first line management roles in Marketing,

Human Resources, Banking, Tourism, Customer Service or Finance. It can also lead to you starting and/or developing a small to medium business enterprise, or continuing into undergraduate degree studies in the Bachelor of Business Studies.

Entry Criteria*

Applicants are required to have gained:

42 credits at NCEA level 3 in • three subjects, or54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, including English, orAn equivalent qualification•

Applicants who do not meet the above entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). In such cases entry will be dependent on whether applicants demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success.

Applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds are required to have obtained an IELTS score of 6.0 in the academic module, with at least 5.5 in the written band.

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Starts February or JulyFor three to four years Fees are $16,185 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

Do you want to develop the skills and knowledge for a career in management? Wintec’s Bachelor of Business will provide you with the necessary theoretical and practical skills to advance in this industry.

The Bachelor of Business allows you to specialise in the areas of Accounting, Marketing or Management. You have the option of either a single major or a double major in these areas, and the programme duration varies from three to four years depending on the major chosen. The four year professional accounting pathway satisfies the NZICA requirements for the CA (Chartered Accountant) College.


Employment in management positions within the business sector such as Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Project Management or Relationship Management.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English, or • 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in three subjects, or • University Entrance, or • Equivalent qualification •

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module, with at least 5.5 in the written band.

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and / or assessment.

Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Level 7)BS8907

Starts April or OctoberFor one year Fees are $16,185 NZD Hamilton City Campus

If you want a graduate qualification that will give you a practical overview of the many facets of the business world, the fast-track Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Level 7) is it! Progress your career into management, marketing or accounting in just one year. Please talk with the Programme Manager to ensure your chosen study programme meets the requirements of the programme.

You must complete the Business Studies in New Zealand module. This module has start dates in April and October. Check with the Programme Manager to determine the best time to do this module. You must also complete five modules at Level 7 and two modules at Level 6 or 7


Employment in Management, Human Resources, Marketing, Finance, and small business operations.

Entry Criteria*

A degree conferred by a New Zealand tertiary education institution, or demonstration of equivalent practical, professional or educational experiences which may include other qualifications at Level 6 and Level 7 on the National Qualifications Framework.

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Bachelor of Teaching ( Early Childhood Education)EU0901

New Zealand Certificate in Nanny Education (Level 5)ES0704

Starts FebruaryFor one year Fees are $14,860 NZDHamilton City Campus

If you are interested in a career that involves caring for young children and offers opportunities for travel and self-employment, then this programme will provide you with the knowledge and skills to experience all this as a nanny.

This programme incorporates human development, child behaviour and guidance, creative play, infant and child care, home management, health, family, time and stress management, personal and professional development, assertiveness and communication skills, Kaupapa Ma-ori and special support needs. You will also complete one live in and several live out placements to put your knowledge and skills into practice.


This programme provides the opportunity for further study in early childhood education or employment as a nanny in New Zealand and/or

overseas. New Zealand nannies are particularly sought after in Europe and America.

Entry Criteria*

A minimum of 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in • literacy and have completed a minimum of four years of secondary education Show evidence of successful study at NCEA • Level 2

Candidates must be 17 years of age as at 1 January in the year of enrolment and demonstrate the ability and level of maturity to complete the programme successfully and cope with the demands of working with children.

Candidates are also required to provide two confidential referee reports (on the Wintec form), an additional referee report from the School Principal or Dean if still at school , a current C.V. and a personal statement with their application.

Provisional entry may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates are required to demonstrate an ability to

successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and assessment.

Students with English as a second language must have an academic IELTS score of 5.5 or successfully complete the Centre for Languages language assessment.

Graduate Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Level 7) ES0101

Starts February or JulyFor one year (full-time equivalent)Fees are $14,860 NZDHamilton City Campus

This programme is designed to provide you with the specialist knowledge and practical skills relating to teaching English to speakers of other languages.

If you currently teach in primary, secondary or tertiary education you will apply and integrate the knowledge and practical skills that you can apply in your own work.

If you have limited teaching experience, we can set up specially arranged classrooms, so you can apply your new skills. You will observe teaching and learning in a range of authentic classrooms and complete a supervised teaching practicum with other adult learners.


Employment in teaching English to learners from non-English speaking backgrounds in the primary, secondary and tertiary education sectors in New Zealand or overseas.

Entry Criteria*

A professional teaching qualification suitable for registration as a • teacher with at least two years teaching experience, or

Candidates who do not have a professional teaching qualification • for registration as a teacher are required to attend an interview and complete a selection test to demonstrate written literacy and language analysis skills at a level suitable for classroom language teaching



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Graduate Diploma of Information Technology in Education (Level 7)With endorsement in Applied eLearning, and incorporating the Graduate Certificate of Information Technology in Education with endorsement in Applied eLearning

ES9901Starts February For three years Fees are $18,690 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus This degree offers you the opportunity to learn the theoretical knowledge of early childhood teaching as well as practical knowledge through field-based education. Field-based education enables you to regularly put your classroom learning into practice. This will result in you graduating with excellent knowledge and skills for teaching in early childhood settings.

Classes are one day and one evening per week and a minimum of 12 hours per week in a licensed and chartered early childhood education service, as well as self-directed learning.


Employment as an Early Childhood Teacher in Childcare, Homebased Childcare Visiting Teacher, Kindergarten and other early childhood settings. There is also the opportunity to become part of the wider teaching community in roles such as an Associate Teacher or Mentor.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA level 2 across four • subjects including a language rich subject (History, Classics, Media Studies or English) and a minimum of 14 credits at level 1 in Mathematics, or equivalent, or42 credits at NCEA level 3 including a • language rich subject (History, Classics, Media Studies or English) and a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 in each of two subjects, and a further 14 credits at level 3 from no more than two additional subjects, or equivalent

Candidates are required to be working (paid or voluntarily) for at least 12 hours per week in a licensed and chartered early childhood service by the start of the programme.

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an academic IELTS score of 7.0. To register as an early childhood teacher candidates must have New Zealand permanent residency or citizenship.

Candidates are also required to provide two confidential referee reports (on the Wintec form

and not from close family members) in addition to one from your school Principal if still at school, a current C.V. and a personal statement stating why you wish to apply for the programme with their application.

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of a criminal offence as some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the programme and/ or gain registration as a teacher.

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates are required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and assessment.

Starts at various times throughout the year For two years (part time)Fees are to be confirmedHamilton City Campus

Are you working in the education environment and want to use information technology to enrich the classroom experience? The Graduate Diploma of Information Technology in Education (Level 7) (GDITE) will provide you with the skills and knowledge to integrate information communication technology into the classroom to enhance the teaching and learning for students.

You will learn these skills and knowledge through a variety of practical courses, which include a theoretical base, with courses being delivered face-to-face and online.

The Graduate Diploma of Information Technology in Education (Applied eLearning) (Level 7) is an online learning and teaching endorsement of the GDITE (Level 7) programme. This applied eLearning endorsement provides specialist study in online learning.

The Diploma programme is a two year part-time programme designed for practising teachers, but full-time enrolment is also available. There is also an exit award at Graduate Certificate level.


Employment as an Information Communications Technology Facilitator or specialist teaching positions in educational institutions.

Clear pathways to Masters level qualifications have been negotiated with the University of Waikato and credit towards a Masters qualification has been negotiated with Curtin University, Perth, Australia.

Entry Criteria*

A professional teaching qualification suitable for registration as a teacher or for teaching in a tertiary institution.

Candidates are required to be working as educators in some capacity or have access to an environment in which they can practise their skills as educators.

Consideration will also be given to candidates who have no professional teaching qualification but who have evidence of satisfactory achievement of tertiary studies and experience of teaching Information and Communication Technology in an educational setting.

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of a criminal offence as some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the requirements of the programme and gain employment in the education field.


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CENTRE FOR LANGUAGES

Certificate in Advanced English (Level 4)(Offered as Diploma in Semester Two 2011 upon approval)

CC9407

Starts February or JulyFor 9, 18, 27, or 36 weeks Fees are:9 weeks $3,390 NZD18 weeks $6,730 NZD27 weeks $10,000 NZD36 weeks $13,200 NZDHamilton City Campus

The Certificate in Advanced English (Level 4) prepares you for tertiary study or training in New Zealand and will help you to gain the skills you need to succeed in your studies.

This programme is designed to increase your language proficiency and academic skills for successful tertiary study, and to prepare you for the IELTS examination.

You can also choose to enrol concurrently to study one of these other programmes at the same time as learning English:

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6), two and a half years • concurrent enrolmentCertificate in Computing and Information Technology (Level 5), one • year concurrent enrolmentCertificate in Health Studies (Level 4), one year concurrent enrolment•


Graduates will be ready for mainstream tertiary study in New Zealand.

Entry Criteria*

Demonstrate an upper-intermediate level of English competency equivalent to an IELTS score of 4.5 or higher.

All candidates are required to attend a selection interview and complete a placement test to determine their appropriate level of entry to the programme.

Certificate in English for Speakers of Other Languages (Level 4)CC0200

Starts at various times throughout the yearFor 9, 18, 27, or 36 weeks Fees are:9 weeks $3,390 NZD18 weeks $6,730 NZD27 weeks $10,000 NZD36 weeks $13,200 NZDHamilton City Campus No matter what level your English is at, Wintec’s Certificate in English for Speakers of Other Languages (Level 4) can help you to improve it! This programme will teach you to communicate using the skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening in a New Zealand context.

This programme is taught at six levels: Introductory; Beginner; Elementary; Pre-intermediate; Intermediate; Upper-intermediate. You will be assessed and placed in a class which is suitable for you. Graduation through the levels normally depends on the successful completion of the previous level.


Graduates will have the necessary language proficiency for entry into further English for Speakers of Other Languages programmes or entry into the New Zealand workforce in a variety of areas.

Successful completion of the upper-intermediate level enables you to enrol in Wintec’s Certificate in Advanced English (Level 4) programme.

Entry Criteria*

All candidates are required to attend a selection interview and complete a placement test to determine their appropriate level of entry to the programme.

Bachelor of MidwiferyNU9505

Starts JanuaryFor three years Fees are $18,690 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

The Bachelor of Midwifery is a unique programme which will lead you on to registration as a qualified midwife. This programme will prepare you to provide autonomous midwifery care for women in a variety of settings.

During the programme you will be able to apply your knowledge in placements at hospitals and with a midwife in independent practice. You will also have the opportunity to follow women through their pregnancy, labour, birth and postnatal care.


Employment as a Registered Midwife in hospitals, birthing units and communities, or as a Lead Maternity Care Giver.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates may gain entry into the Bachelor of Midwifery programme in one of the following ways:

Candidates who have no midwifery or nursing qualification must have gained:

A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 or higher in four subjects on • the National Qualifications Framework, or equivalent including at least 14 credits in Biology or Chemistry, or equivalent , and 14 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher in an English language rich • subject (such as English, History, Art History, Classics, Geography or Economics) or equivalent, and A further 14 credits at level 3 or higher in two additional subjects or • domains on the National Qualifications Framework or equivalent, andA minimum of 14 credits at NCEA level 1 or higher in Mathematics or • Pangarau on the National Qualifications Framework, or equivalent

Registered nurses seeking entry into the programme on the basis of their nursing qualification or nursing practice experience must hold registration with the Nursing Council of New Zealand as a Registered Comprehensive Nurse, or a Registered General and Obstetric Nurse and must provide a Certificate of Good Standing from the Nursing Council of New Zealand.

Registered health practitioners from other disciplines who have a qualification at level 4 or above, seeking entry into the programme on the basis of their health professional qualification and practice experience must hold registration with the relevant regulatory authority in New Zealand and must provide a Certificate of Good Standing from that authority.

Candidates who do not meet these entry requirements may be considered for special admission (if aged 20 or over) and will be required to produce:

evidence of academic equivalence of the above qualifications, or• demonstrated evidence of ability to study successfully at degree level•

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori will be required to demonstrate English language competency by having an overall International English Language Test Score (IELTS) score of 7.0, with not less than 6.5 in writing and reading and not less than 7.0 in speaking and listening, or equivalent. In order to comply with Midwifery Council of New Zealand Regulations, these candidates will be required to demonstrate an overall IELTS academic score of 7.5 with no less than 7.0 in any one band, or equivalent, prior to registration.

Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to demonstrate good character through referee reports and a police check at a level sufficient for safe and effective practice as a midwife.

Before undertaking clinical practice within the programme, candidates will be required to make a declaration of their immunisation status and will be required to undergo a medical at their own expense, either with their own doctor or at the Wintec Health Centre.

Candidates who do not have a current Annual Practising Certificate as a nurse or midwife must hold a current Comprehensive New Zealand First Aid Certificate.

Candidates are required to have basic computing skills prior to starting the programme.

Candidates must demonstrate strong communication skills and self-responsibility in relation to their learning and their practice.

Tihei Mauri Ora roopuThe Tihei Mauri Ora roopu is an option to study the Bachelor of Midwifery in a culturally supportive environment for those who identify as Ma-ori or Pacific Islander.

All shortlisted candidates may be required to attend an interview. For candidates who identify as either Ma-ori or Pacific Islander, a wha-nau interview is offered.

SCHOOL OF HEALTH


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Short Course Certificate in Midwifery (Competence Assessment Programme) (Level 7)HL1004

Starts JulyFor no less than 200 hours Fees to be confirmedHamilton City Campus

The Short Course Certificate in Midwifery (Competence Assessment Programme) (Level 7) allows an overseas qualified midwife to demonstrate the ability to meet the Midwifery Council of New Zealand’s competencies to practice as an autonomous practitioner in the provision of primary midwifery care.

The programme consists of four modules:

New Zealand Maternity and Midwifery Systems• Pharmacology and Prescribing for Midwives• Examination of the Newborn• Cultural Competence•


A qualified and registered midwife is able to work within New Zealand as a midwife in hospital and community practices, or as an independent midwifery practitioner. There is an international and national shortage of midwives and the graduating students will have a range of employment options either as an employed midwife within a District Health Board or in private practice as an autonomous health professional. There are also opportunities for midwives to build career pathways in roles such as educators in DHB or tertiary education organisations, midwifery researchers, and management positions, including policy or professional advisor roles.

Overseas students completing this programme will be able to apply to the Midwifery Council of New Zealand for registration and a practising certificate to work in New Zealand as a midwife. Midwives who have New Zealand registration can enrol in the programme to update their knowledge and will receive elective education points credited towards recertification.

Entry Criteria*

Overseas MidwivesCandidates who hold an international midwifery qualification/registration and are required by the Midwifery Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) to complete the competency programme to acquire New Zealand registration may be admitted to the programme if they hold:

Current registration in the country where they qualified and • entitlement to practise as a midwife without limit or restriction, andLetter of approval from Midwifery Council of New Zealand• Demonstrated English ability with an IELTS score of at least 7.5 in • every band.

Candidates with New Zealand midwifery qualifications/registration who wish to complete programme modules as part of the Midwifery Council of New Zealand Recertification Programme may be admitted to the programme under the Certificate of Proficiency category.

New Zealand Qualified MidwivesPrior to entry to the programme applicants for whom English is a second language are required by MCNZ:

to provide evidence, obtained within the past two years from the date • of assessment for registration, of their ability to write and speak English by having either an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of at least 7.5 in all bands or an Occupational English Test (OET) with a B band in each section, and

demonstrate their ability to communicate effectively for the purpose • of practising within their scope of practice.

Candidates are required in their application to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for, a criminal offence. Candidates should be aware that, under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003 (HPCA Act (2003)) some types of criminal conviction may result in the Midwifery Council of New Zealand refusing to allow a person to register as a Midwife.

Candidates are required in their application to indicate whether they have had a mental or physical condition that may prevent them entering this midwifery programme. Candidates should be aware that, under the HPCA Act (2003) some types of physical or mental conditions may result in the Midwifery Council of New Zealand refusing to allow a person to register as a Midwife.

Before undertaking clinical practice within the programme, candidates will be required to make a declaration of their health status and provide evidence of required health screening results.

Bachelor of Nursing (for Undergraduates) (Level 7)HL0902

Starts February or JulyFor three years Fees are $17,640 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

This programme will provide you with the knowledge and skills to provide competent and safe nursing practice. You will have the opportunity to integrate theory and practice through clinical practice within a hospital and health care facility. On completion of this programme, you can apply to the Nursing Council of New Zealand for registration as a nurse, which allows you direct entry into the nursing profession following successful completion of the Nursing Council state final exam.

Tihei Mauri Ora roopuThe Tihei Mauri Ora roopu is an option to study the Bachelor of Nursing in a culturally supportive environment for those who identify as Ma-ori or Pacific Islander.


Employment as a Registered Nurse in private or public hospitals, in the mental health sector, in independent practice, the defence services, as a Nursing Lecturer, a Medical Representative, Health Consultant or Administrator, a Community Nurse, or a Specialty Nurse.

Entry Criteria*

A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher on the National • Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 42 credits at NCEA level 3 across three subjects, or equivalent 14 credits each at level 3 or higher in each of two approved subjects with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from no more than two additional domains on the National Qualifications Framework or approved subjects, or equivalent, andA minimum of 14 credits in Mathematics at NCEA level 1 or higher, and • a minimum of 8 credits at NCEA level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Ma-ori, 4 credits of which must be in Reading and 4 credits in Writing, or equivalent, andAt least 12 credits at NCEA level 2 on the National Qualifications • Framework in Biology, Chemistry Science or Physics, or equivalent

Or,Candidates are required to have gained 80 credits at NCEA level 2 with the following minimum requirements :

40 of the 80 credits must be at merit or excellence, or equivalent• These credits must include a minimum of 4 credits each in Reading • and Writing in either English or Ma-ori, or equivalentA minimum of 12 credits are required to be in Biology, Physics, • Science and / or Chemistry, or equivalent14 credits at NCEA level 1 of higher is required in Mathematics, or • equivalent

Candidates from non-English speaking backgrounds require an IELTS score of 6.5 in all bands or equivalent.

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for, a criminal offence, as some types of criminal conviction may prevent registration as a nurse. Candidates are also required to indicate whether they have had any physical or mental health conditions which may prevent registration. Before undertaking clinical practice within the programme, candidates are required to make a declaration of health status and complete an assessment by the Wintec Health Centre.

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Master of NursingHL0502

Starts February or July For one year (full-time equivalent)Fees are $18,540 NZDHamilton City Campus

The Master of Nursing programme provides you with theoretical knowledge in addition to clinical, technical and ethical learning experiences, for the delivery of care and role development in advanced nursing practice.

The programme consists of two options:

Option 1 modules consist of:Nursing Research (30 credits) • Optional Module (30 credits)• Research Project (30 credits) • Advanced Nursing Practice (30 credits)•

Option 2 modules consist of: Nursing Research (30 credits) • Dissertation (90 credits)•

Option 1 will permit successful students the opportunity to demonstrate Advanced Nursing Practice Competencies as defined by the Nursing Council of New Zealand. Any graduate of the Master of Nursing may be admitted to a programme of advanced study and original research leading to a doctoral degree.


Employment in advanced nursing practice positions, management, research, education or independent practice.

Entry Criteria*

Wintec Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing, with a grade average of B • or better, or Candidates from another tertiary organisation must have an • equivalent qualification with a grade average of B or better and be deemed to have reached the learning outcomes of the compulsory modules of Wintec’s Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing programme

An International candidate must be a registered nurse in their country of origin and have a postgraduate diploma in an equivalent qualification in nursing with a grade average of B or better, and is required to have an IELTS score of 7.0 if English is their second language.

All candidates are required to have graduate nursing experience in the health sector demonstrated in a professional portfolio.

Candidates must complete their application for selection at least two months prior to the commencement of the programme.

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Certificate in Computing and Information Technology (Level 5)IT0001

Starts July For one semester Fees are $9,735 NZDHamilton City Campus

If you want to start a career in the lucrative computing and information technology industry but don’t know where to start, then this entry-level programme is designed just for you! This programme will provide you with the suitable skills and knowledge to gain employment in a wide range of computing and information technology-related jobs.

On completion of this programme you may also qualify for the PC Drivers Licence - a nationally recognised qualification awarded by the National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications (NACCQ).

You can also study this programme concurrently with the Certificate in Advanced English (Level 4).


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level studies leading to a career in the information and communications technology industry that may include IT Technician, Junior Programmer, Help Desk Support, User Support and Network Administrator.

Entry Criteria*

30 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, or • National Certificate in Computing (Level 3), or • Equivalent qualification•


Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5)IT8905

Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6)IT8902

Starts February For one year Fees are $18,540 NZDHamilton City Campus

There is a high demand for information and communication technology graduates which provides a range of opportunities for you, locally and internationally, within this industry.

You can specialise in one of three areas: • Programming: Developing, testing and maintaining computer programmes. • Systems Support and Administration: Providing users with hardware, software and network support. • Technician: Installation and maintenance of computers, office equipment, data communications and telecommunications networks. •


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level studies or employment as an IT Technician, Junior Programmer, Help Desk Support, User Support or Network Administrator.

Entry Criteria*

54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, or• National Certificate in Computing (Level 3) if students have • completed sufficient computing unit standards, orEquivalent qualification•



The Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6) will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in Information Technology. There is a high demand for ICT graduates and this is expected to continue. This opens up a vast range of opportunities for you within this industry, both in New Zealand and internationally.

You can specialise in one of three areas:

Programming: Developing, • testing and maintaining computer programmes.Systems Support and • Administration: Providing users with hardware, software and network support.

Technician: Installation and • maintenance of computers, office equipment, data communications and telecommunications networks.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level studies or employment as a Database Administrator, Systems Analyst, Operations Analyst, Computer Programmer, Multimedia Developer, Data Network Installer or Maintainer, Computer or Electronics Technician or Helpdesk Operator.

Entry Criteria*

Diploma in Information and • Communications Technology (Level 5), or Equivalent qualification, or • Experience in the computing • industry considered equivalent

New Zealand Nursing Practising Certificate(For overseas registered nurses)

HL7000

Starts June / July or November / DecemberFor six weeks Fees are $4,345 NZDHamilton City Campus

Are you an overseas Registered Nurse who is seeking registration with the Nursing Council of New Zealand? If so, this course is designed for you.

This course will be underpinned by the frameworks consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi and theoretical models of nursing. It will provide you with the skills and knowledge to nurse within the New Zealand health context. It will also provide you with an opportunity to meet the legal requirements of the New Zealand Health Practitioner Competence Assurance Act 2003.

You will attend a course for six weeks, two weeks of which is in the classroom at Wintec and four weeks in a clinical area. Practice may be extended to meet your individual needs. Clinical performance will be assessed by a Registered Nurse Partner and Nurse Lecturer. A ‘pass’ result will be required in order for Wintec to recommend to the Nursing Council of New Zealand that you should gain registration.

While every endeavour is made to match clinical placement with prior experience, due to operational requirements of the facility this is not always possible. Clinical placement may be in any area within the Waikato District Health Board (Thames to Taumaranui). Placement may also be with private providers within this area.

Entry Criteria*

You must have gained nursing registration from another country and been sent a letter from the Nursing Council of New Zealand outlining the requirements you must meet in order to gain New Zealand registration (this letter needs to accompany the application).

If an English Language assessment is required by the Nursing Council of New Zealand this must be completed prior to enrolment in the Nursing Practice paper. An IELTS of 7.0 in all bands is required. PLEASE NOTE: Any cost incurred for this assessment must be met by the student.

Additionally, you will need to supply a C.V, proof of registration, and declaration of criminal and health status.

The uniform for nursing practice is white blouse / shirt and dark blue skirt / trousers.


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Bachelor of Information TechnologyIT9401

Fritz Mercieca

Philippines

Graduate Diploma in Information

Technology (Level 7).

“Wintec has a pleasant and supportive learning environment. I’ve learnt to study independently with the support of the teaching staff.”

Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Level 7) IT0101

Starts April or November For one year Fees are $18,540 NZD Hamilton City Campus

With the ever-increasing technological emphasis of today’s business world, this Information Technology qualification is a healthy addition to any degree. The Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Level 7) will advance your qualification and experience to create opportunities in a wide range of computing and information technology occupations. It is designed for those with a degree in another discipline or international students with a computing degree wishing to gain a New Zealand based IT qualification.


Employment in a wide range of information technology positions including Database Administrator, Systems Analyst, Computer Programmer, Multimedia Developer, Educator, Business Analyst or Network Manager.

Entry Criteria*

A degree conferred by a New Zealand tertiary education institution, or • An equivalent qualification approved by the Bachelor of Information • Technology Programme Committee, orAbility to demonstrate appropriate equivalent practical, professional or • educational experience to the satisfaction of the Programme Committee

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student profile

SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL TOURISM, HOSPITALITY AND EVENTS

Certificate in Cookery (Level 3)RS1005

Starts FebruaryFor one year Fees are $17,965 NZDAvalon Campus You will learn how to cook and work with the main food ingredients in a commercial kitchen, you will prepare dishes from fresh produce and cook dishes at an operational level using a range of basic preparation techniques, cooking methods and finishing techniques.

Wintec’s licensed training restaurant and bar, Windows on Avalon, is used to develop both the theoretical and practical aspects of effective food and beverage preparation and service and the skills to work effectively in a large commercial environment. The programme is delivered in a practical way which also allows students to develop the team work, time management, communication and self management skills that are essential in the hospitality industry.


This qualification may lead to employment in positions such as Trainee Chef or 3rd or 4th Cook in hotels, restaurants, cafes, large commercial kitchens such as those in hospitals or as front of house personnel. Graduates can continue their training at higher levels. The Certificate in Cookery Level 3 allows graduates to gain nationally and internationally recognised qualifications and is an introduction to a training pathway. Graduates can progress to the Certificate in Cookery (Level 4). Graduates will be eligible to sit the examination for the internationally recognised City & Guilds of London Certificate in Food Preparation and Culinary Arts.

Entry Criteria*

Open entry although candidates must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success and are expected to have completed three years of secondary education. Candidates may be required to take part in a selection interview process and may be required to complete a Study Skills assessment.

Certificate in Cookery (Level 4)RS1006

Starts FebruaryFor one year Fees are $17,965 NZDAvalon Campus

This programme will extend your cookery skills gained in the Certificate in Cookery Level 3 or equivalent qualifications. You will further develop their skills and knowledge in preparing and cooking complex meat, poultry, fish, seafood, pasta, sauces, soups, desserts, pastry, breads and terrines. The purpose built Centre of Hospitality on Avalon Campus includes two large commercial kitchens, a production kitchen and the Windows on Avalon restaurant with a seating capacity of 80, indoor and outdoor dining, and a licensed bar. Students gain practical cookery skills and work based learning by preparing and serving lunches, dinners and banquets in the restaurant.


The Certificate in Cookery Level 4 allows graduates to gain nationally and internationally recognised qualifications. Graduates may gain employment as a Chef de Partie (Kitchen Foreman) in hotels and restaurants, a Sous Chef (Assistant Kitchen Manager), a Head Cook or Food Supervisor in industrial catering. Graduates will gain the skills and knowledge required to progress to more responsible positions in their employment. Students

who successfully complete the practical requirements of the programme will be eligible to sit the examination for the City & Guilds of London Diploma in Food Preparation and Cookery (Culinary Arts).

Entry Criteria*

Candidates must have achieved the Certificate in Cookery Level 3 or • an equivalent qualification and demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of successCandidates who have had experience in the commercial environment • and who are able to demonstrate or provide evidence of competence in all the requirements of the Level 3 qualification may apply to be assessed under APL for entry to this programme

Candidates enrolling at Wintec for the first time may be required to take part in a selection interview process.

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori must have an IELTS score of 5.5 or better across all bands.

Starts February or July For three years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

The Bachelor of Information Technology gives you an internationally recognised qualification with advanced understanding of information technologies. This programme aims to promote technical expertise as well as a wider understanding of the information technology context. You’ll be encouraged to develop an inquiring, analytical approach to problems and issues, and exercise independent judgement and critical thinking. You will learn practically orientated subjects in databases, programming, networks, website development, systems analysis, electronics, project management, e-commerce and related topics.


Employment into a wide range of IT-related positions such as Database Administrator, Systems Analyst,

Computer Programmer, Multimedia Developer, Educator, Business Analyst or Network Manager.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, including English, or42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in • three subjects, or University Entrance, or • Certificate in Computing and • Information Technology (Level 5), or National Diploma in Business • Computing, or Equivalent qualification•




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National Certificate in Hospitality ( Specialist Food and Beverage Service) (Level 4) Advanced Wine Service StrandRS1002

Starts February or JulyFor one semester Fees are $17,965Avalon Campus

There is an identified need for well qualified and professional front-of-house staff in the licenced hospitality sector both in New Zealand and internationally. This programme will equip you with the specialised knowledge of wine, wine and food matching and food product knowledge that is valued by employers, here in New Zealand and overseas. You will also learn all you need to apply for your General Managers Certificate.

This programme staircases on from the introductory skills and knowledge contained in the National Certificate in Hospitality (Food and Beverage Service) (Level 3), or experience in the hospitality industry.

The programme content includes advanced service techniques, customer interaction skills, product knowledge, safe food handling and compliance with health and safety legislation.

You will learn using your iPod Touch and by researching the internet combined with practical training in Wintec’s restaurant Windows on Avalon. The programme includes work placements and work based learning opportunities in an appropriate hospitality or vineyard or brewery environment.


The National Certificate in Hospitality (Specialist Food and Beverage Service) (Level 4) provides you with the opportunity to develop your career

in the hospitality sector and will improve your employment opportunities in your current role or expand into other careers such as wine and beer sales or viticulture and wine production.

This qualification is part of a pathway and provides a training progression from the National Certificate in Hospitality (Food and Beverage Service) Level 3. It builds on this Certificate and offers the specialised skills and knowledge needed by well qualified professional front-of-house staff. The Level 4 qualification in conjunction with industry experience could lead on to the National Diploma in Hospitality (Operational Management) (Level 5) with strands in Kitchen Management, Food and Beverage Management, Rooms Division Management, and Functions Management.

Entry Criteria*

The National Certificate in Hospitality (Food and Beverage Service) • (Level 3) orAn equivalent qualification (this may also be demonstrated through • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) of relevant and current learning gained through work experience, personal experience, private or other study)

National Certificate in Hospitality ( Food and Beverage Service) (Level 3) RS0604

Starts February or JulyFor one semester Fees are $11,275 NZDAvalon Campus

If you want a career within the fast paced and exciting hospitality industry as professional food and beverage service staff then the National Certificate in Hospitality (Food and Beverage) (Level 3) is designed for you.

This six month programme will teach you the necessary front-of-house skills in food service and beverage service, including expertise in barista and cocktail training, food safety and customer service.

This programme offers you the innovative opportunity to study using an iPod Touch! You will be able to download your workbook, pictures, videos,

tests and quizzes through the iPod so you’ll be able to see exactly what you are doing in class before you get there – this means you get more practical time!


Employment as a Waiter or Waitress, Bar Staff, Barista, Restaurant Staff or Host.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in either • English, Ma-ori or Maths, orEquivalent qualification•

Candidates will preferably demonstrate an aptitude for work involving a high level of customer contact.

To meet legal and health requirements, candidates must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme.


Certificate in Retail and Wholesale Travel (Level 4)RS1009

Starts February or JulyFor 2 semestersFees are to be confirmedHamilton City Campus

This qualification provides learners with the practical skills and knowledge required for both front line retail sales in a travel agency or information centre as well as that required for wholesale tour operations. The inclusion of the internationally recognised City & Guilds of London Certificate in International Tourism means that students gain a global perspective of the travel and tourism industry that enables them to gain an international qualification.

This programme is very practical and hands-on allowing students to develop not only the technical skills required for the industry but also key people skills of relationship management through to high-end communication and customer service practices.


Completion of this qualification will provide opportunities for entry level employment in travel agents, tour wholesalers, airlines, rental car companies, coach operators, and tour operation businesses. Apart from the primary focus of assisting students to gain employment in the travel and tourism industry, this programme also provides

opportunities for students to further their studies in the tourism and travel field by completing the Diploma in International Tourism offered at Wintec. Students are also afforded the opportunity to sit the City & Guilds of London International Certificate examinations, which provides opportunities for tourism and travel careers worldwide.

Entry Criteria*

There is open entry into this programme.• Candidates must hold at least 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English or • Maori. International candidates must have a score of 6.0 in IELTSApplicants may be required to attend an interview. •

Where there are more applicants than the number of places available, preference will be given to candidates who already have experience in travel or tourism-related employment.

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements.

Diploma in International Tourism (Level 5)CO0107

Starts February or JulyFor two years Fees are $16,185 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

This programme provides you with the basic management skills required in the dynamic international travel and tourism industry. It incorporates a combination of business and general skills, such as marketing, human resources, operations management, customer service and finance.

This qualification is recognised in 86 countries which opens up job opportunities across the globe. Upon successful completion you will be eligible to receive credit towards Wintec’s Bachelor of Business Studies and to sit the City & Guilds of London Diplomas.


Employment in management positions within the tourism and travel industry such as tourism attractions, regional tourist offices, hotels, travel operators, travel agents, conference centres or tour operations within New Zealand or overseas.

Entry Criteria*

48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, which must include a • minimum of 12 credits in English, or National Certificate in Travel (Level 4), or• Equivalent qualification•

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic writing modules.


Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 4)CH0501


This programme will develop skills and knowledge to open the world to salon ownership, fashion catwalk work, working on cruise ships and working overseas.

Cutting, colouring, straightening and foiling are some of the skills you will learn to give your clients a fabulous and exciting salon treatment. You will also be required to complete a work experience component. Units may be credited towards the National Certificate in Hairdressing (Hairdressing Practice) (Level 4).


Employment in the hairdressing industry, an apprenticeship, completion of hairdressing practice, hair products Sales Representative, Colourist, Salon Owner and work-from-home opportunities.

Entry Criteria*

Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 2), or• Equivalent qualification•

Selection will be made on the basis of previous academic achievement and other relevant experience, as well as a demonstration of excellent communication skills, self motivation and a genuine interest in the hairdressing industry.


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Diploma in Beauty, Body and Spa Therapies (Level 5)RS0801

Starts FebruaryFor two yearsFees are $14,860 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

This programme will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the dynamic beauty, body and spa industries. You will learn skills that will take you all over the world and open up career options from television and film to international spa work and make-up and nail artistry.

You will study anatomy and physiology for beauty therapy, the practical skills and knowledge for beauty and body therapy, as well as customer service, communication and small business management skills. Embedded within this programme are internationally recognised City & Guilds qualifications.


Employment in the beauty and spa therapy industry in areas such as, beauty clinics, hair salons that have a beauty section, self-employment, cruise ships, pharmacies or as a Mortician, Media Make-up Artist, Nail Technician, Facialist or Cosmetic House Representative.

Entry Criteria*

48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects preferably including English • and Science, orNational Certificate in Cosmetology (Level 3), or• Certificate in Beautician and Nail Technology (Level 4), or• National Certificate in Beauty Services (Beautician) (Level 4), or•

National Certificate in Beauty Services (Nail Technology) (Level 4), or• Equivalent qualification•

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module, with 5.5 in the written band, or equivalent.

Candidates who do not meet the specified entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and / or assessment.

Starts JulyFor one year Fees are to be confirmedCity Campus and Avalon Campus

This programme is designed to provide you with the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required for planning, organising, implementing and evaluating events. You can take this graduate diploma with you all over the world as you will learn skills applicable to both the domestic and international market.

This programme incorporates event planning, operations and logistics, marketing, sponsorship, protocol, finance, teamwork and people management. You will also complete an event workshop and practicum. You are able to exit with the Graduate Certificate in Event Management on completion of the first four compulsory modules.


The Graduate Diploma in Practical Event Management may lead to positions in promotions, public relations, direct marketing and advertising companies, event management in the service, hospitality, sport or entertainment industries, local government, event companies and event support businesses. You may also undertake your own event management ventures.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates are required to have gained the award of a degree conferred by a New Zealand tertiary education institution, or an equivalent qualification and/or industry experience approved by the Head of School or delegated nominee.

Candidates seeking entry solely on the basis of industry experience will be required to demonstrate, through submission of a written application, curriculum vitae, and an interview, that they have substantial professional experience related to event management or similar activities.

Graduate Diploma in Practical Event Management (Level 7)FA0801

Certificate in Media Arts(Level 4)BM0002

Starts February or JulyFor 20 weeksFees are $7,430 NZDHamilton City Campus This certificate programme is ideal for you if you wish to develop your skills in Media Arts, but don’t have the entry requirements for degree-based study.

The programme includes generic study skills as well as specialist skills in visual arts, music or communication. If you successfully complete the certificate, you will be eligible to compete on merit for entry into the Bachelor of Media Arts programme.

Career Opportunities This programme leads onto further study in the Bachelor of Media Arts along with the career opportunities it brings.

Entry Criteria*

Communication12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or • Equivalent qualification•

Visual Arts12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at • NCEA Level 1 in Practical Art, Design or Photography, orEquivalent qualification•

Commercial Music12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at • NCEA Level 1 in Music, or Equivalent qualification•

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over that do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and / or assessment.


SCHOOL OF MEDIA ARTS

Bachelor of Media Arts ( Communication) BM9601

Starts February or JulyFor three years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

If you are interested in working primarily with language in the media then this programme is a unique, practical and project driven degree for you. It allows you to specialise in journalism, moving image or public relations / advertising.

In your first year of study you will develop writing, media, and interpersonal skills. You will also study your choice of two introductory modules to support your chosen pathway.

In years two and three you will study your specialised pathway as well as electives from across the Media Arts programme.


Employment as an Advertising Creative, Advertising Photographer, Copywriter, Freelance Journalist, Journalist, or in Marketing Communications or Public Relations.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, including 12 credits in a language rich** subject, or equivalent, or 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 including • a language rich** subject, or equivalent, or A total score of 16 or less in four • Sixth Form Certificate subjects including a language rich** subject, or equivalent, or University Entrance, or equivalent•

** History, Classics, Media Studies or English

In addition, for admission into the Communication endorsement candidates:

will submit a portfolio of work, and• if shortlisted, may be required to • participate in an interview

Your portfolio of work must include a one page Curriculum Vitae that should include relevant areas of experience associated with communication, e.g. school newspaper, drama or video work at school, etc, as well as academic achievements and any work experience.

You may also be required to provide at your interview, 300 words (one page) on a current affairs issue. This task will demonstrate your knowledge of current affairs and your ability to write clearly and succinctly in a test situation. The purpose of this task is to give you an opportunity to demonstrate your storytelling skills. Please put your name on each piece of work submitted during the interview.



If you do not meet these requirements see the Certificate in Media Arts (Level 4).


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Bachelor of Media Arts ( Visual Arts) BM9601


This programme is a unique, practical programme designed to prepare you for a career in visual arts and design.

Your first year of study includes drawing methods, an investigation of a variety of media, working in two, three and four dimensions, and the development of research and communication skills.

In your second and third years, you will choose to specialise in digital media design, graphic design, moving image, painting / sculpture or photography.


Employment as an Art Director, Art Educator, Cinematographer, Designer, Editorial Photographer, Environmental Designer, Exhibition Designer, Film Producer, Filmmaker, Freelance Photographer, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Photojournalist, Presenter (radio and television), Public Artist, Studio Artist or Web Designer.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including 12 credits in a • language rich*** subject, or equivalent, or 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 including a language rich*** subject, or • equivalent, or A total score of 16 or less in four Sixth Form Certificate subjects • including a language rich** subject, or equivalent, or University Entrance, or equivalent•

*** History, Classics, Media Studies or English

In addition, for admission into the Visual Arts endorsement candidates:will submit a portfolio of work, and• if shortlisted, may be required to participate in an interview•

The Moving Image specialisation of this programme has the ScreenMark quality assurance endorsement from the screen industry. This award is given to qualifications which are deemed of the highest standard and which prepare graduates for work within the screen industry.

Your portfolio of work must form a cohesive series. From this, we want to understand that you are capable of developing a body of related work, and the way your ideas were investigated and developed.

It should contain one of the following:Series of drawings• Series of paintings and their drawings• Series of sculptures / carvings with drawings• Series of photographs with drawings (if applicable), proof sheets and • work printsGraphic or product design projects with briefs and drawings• Video or film scripts and photographs of storyboards (if bigger • than A4)Visual narrative sequences (comic strips) and preparatory drawings • (photographs only if bigger than A4)

Note: You may also submit projects on CD-ROM (TIFF, Flash or HTML formats) or provide a URL to work hosted on a website. You should still submit a series of printed A4 sheets which show drawings or other forms of developmental process for this work.

You must also include a 400 word essay (approx) analysing your work submitted. You must identify and discuss the successful aspects of each series, and consider where your ideas came from and how you developed them. You should also indicate where you could develop these ideas in future work. We are particularly looking for your ability to engage critically with a wider visual culture, and your understanding of where your work ‘fits’ in the wide range of art and design practices in the world. This may include art, but you might also refer to movies, magazines, online work, etc.




Bachelor of Media Arts ( Commercial Music) BM9601


If you are seeking a career in commercial music then this programme is an exciting and innovative programme relevant to song writing / composition, music production and performance.

Your first year of study will include harmony, ear training, notation, songwriting, music technology, contemporary issues in music and communication skills.

In your second and third years, you will choose to specialise in music production, songwriting or Ma-ori and Pacific Island performance and production.


Employment as a Musician, Audio Engineer, Songwriter, Sound Designer, Composer or Music Producer.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including 12 credits in a • Language Rich** subject, or equivalent, or42 credits at NCEA Level 3 including a Language Rich** subject, or • equivalent, orA total score of 16 or less in four Sixth Form Certificate subjects • including a Language Rich** subject, or equivalent, orUniversity Entrance, or equivalent•

** History, Classics, Media Studies or English

In addition, for admission into the Commercial Music endorsement candidates:

will have gained grade three music theory, or• a music theory test as determined by the School, and• will submit a portfolio of work as specified below, and• if shortlisted, may be required to participate in an interview•

Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours)BM0001

Starts March For one year Fees are $18,540 NZD Hamilton City Campus

This postgraduate programme is ideal for graduates who wish to undertake an in-depth investigation into their chosen field, within a research-focused learning environment. This programme offers opportunities for responding to and anticipating new developments in the visual arts, communication and music fields.


Employment as a Designer, Filmmaker, Studio Artist, Advertising Photographer, Art Director, Art Educator, Broadcast Designer, Cinematographer, Editorial Photographer, Environmental Designer, Exhibition Designer, Film Editor, Film Producer, Freelance Photographer, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Photojournalist, Public Artist, Scriptwriter, Web Designer, Songwriter, Composer, or Music or Art Teacher.

Entry Criteria*

Bachelor of Media Arts with a grade average of B or better in the final • year of full-time study (or equivalent in part-time study), orUndergraduate Degree specialising in Communication, Graphic • Design, Painting, Moving Image, Sculpture, Photography, Digital Media Design or Music, with a grade average of B or better in the final year of full-time study (or equivalent in part-time study), orA history of professional experience in Communication, Graphic • Design, Painting, Moving Image, Sculpture, Photography, Digital Media Design or Music, with the ability to undertake independent practical and theoretical research at a level equivalent to that which would be possessed by graduates of the Bachelor of Media Arts with a grade average as specified above. Relevance of professional experience will be determined on the basis of an interview and portfolio. Candidates will be accepted onto the programme at the discretion of the Media Arts Postgraduate Programme Committee.



Your portfolio of work must include an audition tape or CD containing two songs of no more than two minutes duration:

1x standard or cover version of a well known song• 1x original work•

Note: Please indicate what instrument(s) you are playing. The cassette or CD can be a simple “home” recording.

You must include a one page Curriculum Vitae outlining your musical background, including a reference from a private music tutor stating your practical theory knowledge and ability to read music.

You must also include a 300 word essay stating why you wish to be accepted on to the Commercial Music programme. This work should clearly indicate your aims and area of interest in the music industry. You may include reference to concerts you have been to, records you have bought, etc.

Note: Please submit work on A4 sheets. Please put your name on each piece of work, including the tape / CD.





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Master of Arts ( Visual Arts, Design, Music)BM0501

Starts March For one year Fees are $18,540 NZDHamilton City Campus

This programme provides you with postgraduate study leading towards professional and higher academic practice.

You will extend your domain of practice through undertaking a body of sustained, independent research. This in-depth investigation is in your chosen area of visual arts, design or music practice within a research-focused learning environment. The programme will prepare you for high level investigation of your chosen academic or professional field.


This programme provides the opportunity for a higher level of study or employment in the arts, such as Professional Studio Artist, Musician, Sound Designer, Composer, Song Writer, Filmmaker, Digital Designer, Educator, Advertising Creative and Interactive Design.

Entry Criteria*

Corresponding Bachelor with Honours degree, or • Postgraduate Diploma with a minimum of a B grade • average or equivalent, orWork-related experience equivalent to a • corresponding Bachelor with Honours degree. Candidates will be required to demonstrate a high order of knowledge of their principal subject of study, including analytic writing, orTertiary qualification (degree or diploma) • completed in no less than three years, and have achieved sufficient standing as a practising artist, designer or musician. The Media Arts Postgraduate Programme Committee will determine whether the work submitted by an applicant in support of their application is of a standard equivalent to Bachelor with Honours degree level. Applicants will also be required to submit a curriculum vitae confirming they have achieved a substantial record of exhibitions, publications or performance in public venues or formats; or have gained professional experience, demonstrating advanced knowledge or performance, in their chosen specialisation, orA corresponding Bachelor degree and have • completed four or more years of successful art, design or music teaching at tertiary or secondary level

Applicants will be required to present a synopsis of their proposed research project for consideration and approval by the Media Arts Postgraduate Programme Committee. Applicants will be required to meet with potential supervisors to discuss their proposed project.

Applicants will be required to study a pre-requisite course in Research Methodology prior to admission, should they not be able to demonstrate having acquired research skills to the appropriate level.

National Diploma in Journalism (Multi-media) (Level 5)BM0901

Starts FebruaryFor one yearFees are $14,860 NZDHamilton City Campus

This programme has been designed to equip you with the skills required to gain a career in the daily media. It is the only entry qualification recognised by the journalism industry.

It incorporates news gathering and writing for print, broadcast and internet, news photography, court and police reporting, media law and ethics, bi-cultural and multi-cultural perspectives and shorthand. You will also gain hands-on work experience in the media industry. In addition, the programme may include feature writing, radio and television news, layout and

design of newspaper pages, internet literacy and multi-media. Career Opportunities

Employment as a Journalist, Editor, Sub-editor, Television Presenter, Feature Writer, Online News-writer, Radio Presenter or Media Advisor.

Entry Criteria*

54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four • subjects, including English, or Equivalent qualification•


Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements.

All candidates will be asked to attend an interview during which they will be required to demonstrate good writing skills and an interest in news media and current affairs.

Graduate Diploma in Communication (Level 7)CO0005


This programme will enhance your degree or work experience by providing you with knowledge and skills in public relations / advertising practices or professional, corporate and creative writing.

It has an emphasis on practical learning and extensive contact with industry. You will work on real projects with real clients, and have support from tutors with industry experience. You may choose to study a pathway in one of the two endorsements; public relations / advertising, or professional / creative writing.

To be successful in professional writing or public relations / advertising, you must be an excellent communicator, a problem solver, a lateral thinker, interested in

contemporary issues, creative and able to work under pressure. The Graduate Diploma in Communication (Level 7) can help develop your abilities in these areas and prepare you for a career in these exciting industries.

Key Features:You will have opportunities to obtain • marketable skillsThe diploma has a practical focus with • you working on real projects with real clientsAcademic staff have extensive • industry backgroundSpecialist teaching room with • telephone, fax, video, and internet access is provided


Employment as a Journalist, Editor, Sub-editor, Television Presenter, Feature Writer, Online News-writer, Radio Presenter or Media Advisor.

Entry Criteria*

A degree conferred by a New Zealand • tertiary education institution, or Equivalent qualification and / or • industry experience and approved by Head of School

Diploma in Fashion Design and Practice (Level 6)BM0701

Diploma in Interior Design (Level 6)BM1001(Subject to approval)

Starts February For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter the exciting industry of fashion design. During this programme you will gain knowledge about all aspects of fashion design, from basic skills in fashion design technology and production, through to high-end research and production of fashion products.

The practical emphasis of the programme ensures that you will gain knowledge of business processes for preparation for entry into the fashion design industry and will prepare you with a thorough understanding of the current fashion climate.

You will develop an understanding of the relationship between design, production and distribution within the industry, as well as fashion production, culture, history, industry, retailing, distribution materials and basic skills in fashion design technology.


Employment as a Fashion Retailer, Fashion Designer, Fashion Manufacturer, Fashion Buyer, Pattern Drafter, Fabric Maker and Cutter, Fashion Technician, Fashion Brand Manager or Assistant, Fashion Product Manager or Assistant, Fashion Event Manager or Assistant, Machinist, Wardrobe Designer or Software Operator.

Entry Criteria*

14 credits at NCEA level 3 in each of three subjects, or •

48 credits at NCEA level 2 across four subjects (preferably including • English and / or Mathematics, Practical Arts, Technology or Design), or Equivalent qualification•


Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module, with 5.5 in the written band, or equivalent.

Candidates will also be required to submit a portfolio of work as specified in the programme brochure and participate in an interview.

Starts FebruaryFor two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

The interior design profession requires a combination of both creative and technical components. This programme will provide practical and technically focused skills for this exciting industry.

It will develop your theoretical understanding and technical skills in decorating, interior design techniques, colour theory, computer aided design, drawing, construction and building technology, communication, and business practice. Basic legal and building industry issues are also covered.


Graduates can gain employment in interior design firms, in architectural firms as an in-house interior design specialist, in construction firms in their design offices or dealing directly with clients, in property development, kitchen and bathroom design or in self-employment as an Interior Designer. You will develop the skills and confidence required in professional practice along with the presentation and interpersonal communication skills that are valued by employers and transferable to a wide range of design related industries.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates for this programme are required to have:

14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three • subjects or equivalent , or48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four • subjects (preferably including English and/or Mathematics, Practical Art, Technology or Design or equivalent, orSuccessfully completed the Certificate in • Media Arts programme or equivalent

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori will be required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module with at least 5.5 in the written band, or equivalent as deemed by the Head of School or designated nominee. Candidates will be required to participate in a selection interview and submit a portfolio of work as specified in the application brochure.


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National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)SC0609

Certificate in Horticulture ( Arboriculture) (Level 4)AG0302

Diploma in Arboriculture (Level 6)AG0307

Starts February For one year Fees are $18,540 NZD (for 120 credits)Hamilton Gardens Campus

This programme will cover a combination of plant and tree care, and horticultural skills and theory, as well as the professional skills of planning and managing resources in horticulture and tree climbing. You will participate in field trips to meet specialists in the industry, and have the added advantage of working with Hamilton Gardens professional staff.

You can choose modules to meet individual skill needs for the diverse horticulture industry. These modules guide the programme content so that you receive a broad range of fundamental knowledge and skills. As training progresses it covers more extensive and specialist knowledge relevant to your chosen profession. This programme draws content from the Horticulture domains of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), the focus for the Wintec programme in Horticulture,

Arboriculture ( tree care), Landscape and Nursery Production.


Employment in positions of responsibility within a range of horticultural operations such as botanic gardens, parks, reserves and recreational spaces, plant nurseries, landscape or garden maintenance, beautification projects, materials retailing, conservation and biosecurity. Entry Criteria*

Open entry, although candidates must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success.

To meet legal and health requirements, candidates must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme (which include chainsaw operation).

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module, with at least 5.5 in the written band, or equivalent.

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

Starts February For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton Gardens Campus

This Diploma is your passport to gaining successful employment as an Arborist in New Zealand or overseas. It incorporates theoretical classroom work and practical hands-on learning. Taught in ideal surroundings at Hamilton Gardens, your first year of study will cover introductory arboriculture skills. In your second year, you will learn the technical and specialist skills of tree surgery and maintenance. The programme is mainly taught using real life projects.

This programme is the highest arboricultural qualification currently available in New Zealand.


Employment as a Council Tree Officer or Technical Arborist / Consultant with local authorities, or with private companies as an Arborist in New Zealand or overseas.

Entry Criteria*

Certificate in Horticulture (• Arboriculture) (Level 4), or Equivalent qualification, and • Minimum one year’s experience in arboriculture•



Diploma in Technology ( Landscape Design) (Level 6) FT0001

Starts February For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton Gardens Campus

Whether you want to work as part of a team or individually, indoors or outdoors, studying this programme will provide you with the work skills and job opportunities to start a career in landscape design.

You will use the specialist landscape studio to develop your design and graphic skills and complete landscape projects with real-life clients. You will also learn the applied skills of landscape design and construction.


Employment as a Landscape Project Manager, Specialist Landscape Designer, Landscape Contractor, Landscape Asset Manager for local authorities and corporate bodies or a Practical Landscape Specialist for plant and garden wholesalers and the retail industry.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 2, in two subjects, and either • 12 credits at NCEA Level 1, in English, or • Equivalent qualification, and• Have gained the following unit standards 6400, 6401, 6402, 497, 829, • 24648, 21557, 1668 and 2202, or Enrolment in the following co-requisite entry courses: first aid, • workplace health and safety, plant identification, plant pests and diseases and introduction to landscape

It is recommended that candidates who do not meet the entry criteria complete the National Certificate in Horticulture Level 2 or Unit Standards qualifications and/or have relevant industry experience based on evidence supplied.

To meet legal and health requirements, candidates must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme which include decking, fencing, use of power-tools etc.

Starts FebruaryFor one year Fees are $18,540 NZD (for 120 credits)Hamilton Gardens Campus

This programme can give you the skills and knowledge needed to be part of the exciting arboriculture industry. It incorporates specialist skills and knowledge in the fields of arboriculture and amenity horticulture.

Wintec is New Zealand’s leading training provider in arboriculture and is recognised internationally as providing world class Arborists. Career Opportunities

Employment in amenity tree management, as an Arborist ( Tree Surgeon) employed by a company or local authority or a self-employed Arboricultural Contractor.

Entry Criteria*

National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 2) with specific units in • safety and first aid, chainsaw and basic tree felling, groundsperson’s duties and introduction to climbing equipment, orEquivalent qualification, or• Industry experience as approved by the Programme Manager•

Candidates who do not meet the specified entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through an interview.


CERTIFICATE IN RURAL TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 3)Incorporating the Certificate of Rural Skills (Level 3), the National Certificate in Farming Skills (Farm Safety) (Level 2), the National Certificate in Agriculture (Level 2) and the National Certificate in Agriculture (Level 3) with strands in Cattle Farming, Dairy Farming, Deer Farming, and Sheep Farming

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Starts various times throughout the yearFor one yearFees are $18,540Te Kuiti Campus

If you are looking to start a career in the rural sector then Wintec’s Certificate in Rural Technology (Level 3) will give you a strong practical foundation in agriculture and rural skills.

You will study a range of subjects including occupational health and safety, general agriculture and farming skills, agricultural vehicles and machinery, fencing, pest control, chainsaw operation and dairy, cattle, sheep and deer farming.

This programme incorporates the Certificate in Rural Skills (Level 3) and on completion you may apply to NZQA for (with the appropriate options) the National Certificate in Agriculture (Introductory Skills) (Level 2), National Certificate in Dairy Farming (Milking) (Level 3) and the National Certificate in Agriculture (Animal Feeding and Pastures) (Level 3).


The Certificate in Rural Technology (Level 3) may lead to a career in the rural sector, including dairy, sheep and deer farming.

There are also opportunities for you to pursue careers in rural contract services such as fencing, milking and tractor driving.

Entry Criteria

Open entry, although candidates must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success.

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 5.5 or better in the academic module, or equivalent.



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Diploma in Technology ( Science) (Level 6)FT0001


This programme is a specialised science training programme designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required by today’s science community. After two years of study you will be work ready for employment in modern laboratories.

You will study compulsory modules in chemistry, laboratory skills, laboratory procedures and communication, statistics and quality assurance as well as undertaking a work placement. You are then able to select additional modules to complete the programme in the areas of biochemistry, biology, chemistry, microbiology and physics.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level study or employment as a Laboratory Technician in areas such as medical science, analytical services, the dairy industry and conservation.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level • 2 in two subjects, one of which must be Biology or Chemistry, while it is strongly recommended that the other be one of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or Technology, or Equivalent unit standards, or• Certificate in Technology (Level • 4), or Equivalent qualification•


Bachelor of TechnologySC0901

Starts FebruaryFor three years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

This programme is designed to develop you into a highly skilled, work-ready Technologist prepared for a career in one of the following four endorsements: Agritechnology; Biotechnology; Environmental Technology; Food Technology.

You will graduate with a broad and practical foundation in science and technology and will have developed other highly valued skills. You will be able to adapt and change as technology changes and have transferable skills so you can move between industries. The programme involves work

and industry experience, allowing you to become familiar with your future work environment, with the practical experience and knowledge to be an immediate asset in the workplace.


Depending on your chosen endorsement, you will be able to pursue employment in many areas including agritechnology and agribusiness, research and animal science, environmental management and ecology, biosecurity and conservation, food technology, engineering and health and safety.

Entry Criteria*

A minimum of 42 credits at level 3 or higher on the National • Qualifications Framework (NQF), including a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects from the NZQA “approved subject” list, with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from one or two additional domains on the NQF of approved subjects14 credits in mathematics at NCEA level 2 and 14 credits in one other • science subject at NCEA level 2A minimum of eight literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or • Te Reo Ma-ori; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards, orThree C grades in the NZ University Entrance, or• Equivalent qualification•


Special admission may be granted to applicants aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and/or assessment.

National Diploma in Engineering ( Mechanical Engineering) (Level 6)TE0604


This programme will provide you with a comprehensive practical and technical education in mechanical engineering.

It includes practical skills and theoretical knowledge in solid modelling, CAD drawing, engineering mechanics, materials science, manufacturing, workshop practice, electrotechnology, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, design, mathematics and engineering management in keeping with current engineering practice.


Employment in design, manufacturing, product development, project installation and commissioning, CAD / CAM, engineering management, production, power generation and sales.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in Maths and 12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in • Physics plus a minimum of eight credits in literacy at NCEA Level 1, or

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in Maths and 24 credits at NCEA Level 2 in • other approved subjects plus a minimum of eight credits in literacy at NCEA Level 1, orNational Certificate in Engineering (Level 4) plus 12 credits at NCEA • Level 2 in Maths, or Equivalent qualification•


All applicants will be required to attend an interview.

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of no less than 6.0 (with no sub-test score lower than 5.0) or equivalent.

To meet legal and health requirements, candidates must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme including the ability to perform practical demonstrations and assessments.

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Level 6)SC0814

Starts February For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

This programme has been developed in close consultation with industry and is designed to provide you with the civil engineering knowledge and skills required to meet their needs.

It incorporates the practical skills and knowledge for working in the design and construction of engineering works, such as roads, bridges, water supply plants, drains, harbour works and other structures.


You have the opportunity for higher level study or employment as a Consulting Engineer, Construction Contractor or in the oil and mining industries, or local and regional authorities.

Entry Criteria*

48 NCEA credits at Level 2 in your best four subjects, including Maths, Graphics and a • Science related subject, or equivalent, or Sixth Form Certificate with 20 points or less in your best four subjects including at least • one Science related subject, or equivalent

Candidates who do not meet the specified entry requirements may be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20). These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through an interview.


Applicants whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori may be interviewed to assess their level of English competency, or are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic bands.

Certificate in Technology (Level 4)SC0404

Starts FebruaryFor one year Fees are $18,540 NZDHamilton City Campus If you want to get the entry requirements for higher level tertiary study in the areas of science, engineering and technology then this programme is designed for you.

You will gain the confidence, knowledge and skills you need for successful study. Classes consist of a mix of both theory and laboratory sessions allowing you to put the skills you have learnt into practice. Individual programmes of study are designed particularly for you. You will study compulsory modules in technology study skills and mathematical modelling. You can then select electives in the areas of life science, human biology, chemistry, mathematical

modelling, physics, CAD drawing, engineering calculations and materials.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level study in science, or engineering and technology.

Entry Criteria*

24 credits at NCEA Level 1, • with at least 12 credits in one subject area, or Equivalent qualification•



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Starts February For three years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BEngTech) will develop you into a technologist engineer; where you apply analytical skills and knowledge of technological principles and physical processes to solve broadly-defined engineering problems. It is an applied degree where theory is taught then applied through project work.

This programme is offered by the Metropolitan Group of Institutes of Technology (Wintec, Unitec, Manakau Institute of Technology, WelTec, CPIT and Otago Polytechnic) where different institutes are offering different majors and specialisations.

At Wintec, you can choose to major in either Civil Engineering (Water and Waste or Roading / Transportation specialisations) or Electrical Engineering (Power specialisation).

In your final year you will be able to undertake an industry based project which focuses the knowledge and skills you have gained during your studies into a practical application. If you are in employment, the project will be tailored to your workplace.


Civil Engineering BEngTech graduates will manage technical operations in

organisations such as road engineering companies, city and regional councils and consultancy companies.

Electrical Engineering graduates will possess a broad grasp of power engineering qualifying them to pursue employment as a Project, Test or Research Engineer in the fields of power generation, distribution, transmission and industrial measurement and control.

Entry Criteria*

Minimum of 42 NCEA credits at level 3 of higher, including a minimum • of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects, with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from one or two additional domains on the National Qualifications Framework including a minimum of 14 credits in Physics, and 14 credits in Mathematics – Algebra and / or Calculus, andA minimum of eight literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or Te • Reo Ma-ori; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing, orEquivalent academic qualifications•

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better, with no less than 5.5 in the reading and listening bands, or equivalent.

Applicants may be invited to an interview and may be required to produce a work-based portfolio (where appropriate).

Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Level 6)SC1002

Starts February For one year full-time or two years part-time via block courses and distance learning Fees are $18,540 NZDAvalon Campus In this programme you will learn about the care, management, handling and nursing of a range of companion and production animals. There is a strong emphasis on practical experience in Wintec’s purpose built animal house and veterinary surgery. You will study Intensive Care and Hospitalisation, Office Management, Advanced Surgical Nursing, Advanced Animal Behaviour, Preventative Health and Dentistry and take part in a work placement. Career Opportunities

Employment as a Veterinary Nurse or in any occupation where the care and welfare of animals is the primary objective, including senior animal care positions in welfare agencies such as Animal Care and Control, SPCA, pet shops, kennels and catteries. There are also opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry, in pet nutrition, or in veterinary equipment and instrumentation. Graduates may also specialise in areas such as equine clinics, surgical nursing, large animal technical assistance, MAF and zoo keeping.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates are required to have gained the Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Level 5 or a qualification deemed equivalent by the Head of School or designated nominee. Candidates may be required to attend an interview and take part in a selection process which may include a study skills assessment. As part of

this process candidates will be required to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for any criminal offence. A conviction may not necessarily preclude candidates from being accepted on the programme but must be disclosed. To meet legal and health requirements you must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme. Candidates must complete a declaration to confirm that they are physically able and have no health problems that would preclude them working with animals. Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through a process of an interview and / or assessment. Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better across all bands.

Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)CC8906


Are you looking for a career in the social services field? The Certificate in Social Services (Level 4) will give you a broad base of skills and knowledge that can start your career in the expanding social services industry and can also lead onto further study.

This programme includes basic counselling and group work skills, knowledge of New Zealand law and the Treaty of Waitangi, and broader social and political issues. Basic Te Reo and tikanga as it applies to social services is also included.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level studies or employment in the area of direct social services client support work.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or • Equivalent qualification•

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of a criminal offence as some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the programme.


SCHOOL OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Bachelor of Applied Social Science ( Social Work)FA0802

Starts FebruaryFor three years Fees are $14,860 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus The Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Social Work) is an accredited programme for Social Work Registration in New Zealand. The programme provides in-depth knowledge and skills relating to social work in contemporary Aotearoa. It has a collaborative focus, encouraging you to work in teams and recognise strengths in others.

This three year programme will give you the knowledge, skills, and attributes required for social work practice in a variety of settings such as schools, hospitals, community groups or government services. You will also have the skills to reflect on your own perceptions, actions, and processes, and the ability to justify and defend your professional practice.


Employment working under professional supervision in such fields as health, child, youth and family services, government agencies, community probation and family support agencies.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English, or• 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in three subjects, or• University Entrance, or• Equivalent qualification•

As an alternative, candidates for the Social Work endorsement may be granted entry if they have gained one of the followingcertificates:

Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)• National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) • (Level 4)National Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)• Or equivalent level 4 qualification•

Special admission may be granted to candidates aged 20 years or over who do not meet the specified entry requirements. These candidates may be required to demonstrate an ability to successfully complete the programme through the process of an interview and / or assessment.

Candidates whose first language is not English or Ma-ori, or who did not undertake their secondary schooling in English or Maori, will be required to demonstrate English language competency by having gained an overall International English Language Test System (IELTS) score of 6.5 in all academic bands.

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for, a criminal offence. Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete a police vetting form. Some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the programme.

Candidates should also be aware that, under the Social Workers Registration Act (2003) some types of criminal conviction may result in the Social Workers Registration Board refusing to allow a person to register as a Social Worker.

All prospective students will be required to attend a selection interview.

Candidates will be required to provide a record of qualifications, employment history, work experiences and two references.

Bachelor of Engineering Technology SC1001


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Bachelor of Applied Social Science ( Counselling)FA0802

Starts February or July (Stage 3 only)For three years Fees are $14,860 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus

The Bachelor of Applied Social Science ( Counselling) offers first-hand training for those who wish to pursue a professional career in counselling. If you are already working in the areas of mental health, education or social services, this programme will give you a formal qualification.

You’ll get the benefits of supervised practicum experience, preparing you to confidently enter the workforce. Plus, you’ll get the skills to capably work alongside other disciplines, such as social workers. With your degree completed, you’ll have a framework of practical counselling skills, and an understanding of at least two counselling theories. You will also have the ability to articulate and critique your practice, and read and critique relevant research.

Along with theoretical learning, the programme aims to take you through professional and personal growth; learning about yourself as well as others. The programme has been designed to meet the requirements for membership of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors.


Employment in the social services under professional supervision in areas that require counsellors, such as mental health agencies, private practices, community agencies, or workplace support. With further training, graduates will be able to apply for membership with the New Zealand Association of Counsellors, or ACC.

Entry Criteria*

60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English, or• 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in three subjects, or • University Entrance, or • Equivalent qualification•

As an alternative, candidates for the Counselling endorsement may be granted entry if they have gained one of the following certificates:Certificate in Social Services (Level 4) • National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) (Level 4)• National Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)• Or equivalent level 4 qualification•


Candidates whose first language is not English or Ma-ori, or who did not undertake their secondary schooling in English or Maori, will be required to demonstrate English language competency by having gained an overall International English Language Test System (IELTS) score of 6.5 in all academic bands.

Candidates are required to indicate whether they have been convicted of, or are being prosecuted for, a criminal offence. Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete a police vetting form. Some types of criminal conviction may limit the ability to secure practicum placements and therefore complete the programme.

Counselling students will engage in a group exercise and an individual interview and be assessed on:Personal development and maturity (usually applicants need to be at least 25 years of age)• Social services experience• Openness to new ideas• An ability and/or interest in working with people•

SCHOOL OF SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE

Certificate in Fitness industry Training (Level 4)SP1001

Starts February For one year Fees are $18,540 NZDAvalon Campus

If you are a passionate, energetic person who wants to work in the health and fitness industry, become involved in physical activity for health and wellbeing, work with individuals or sports teams, or just train more effectively for your own personal goals, then this one year programme is for you.

The Certificate in Fitness Industry Training (Level 4) will help you develop theoretical knowledge and practical skills for a career in the health and fitness industry. The qualification also enables graduates to apply for registration as an Exercise Consultant with the New Zealand Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs).

You will gain knowledge and experience in a range of areas that will assist in developing the skills required for employment in the health and fitness industry.


This programme may lead to employment in the sport, health and fitness industry as a Fitness Instructor, Exercise Consultant, Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Team Fitness Trainer, Sport and Fitness Co-ordinator or Activity Programme Leader. Graduates of the Certificate in Fitness Industry Training (Level 4) may pathway into the proposed Diploma in Personal Training (Level 5), Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Level 7) or continue onto further tertiary study.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates are required to have gained a minimum of either:36 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects, including 12 credits in • English Level 2, or36 credits from the National Qualifications Framework at level 2 • across four subjects, including 12 credits from a “language rich” subject such as History, Classics, Media Studies or English, orOther equivalent qualification (as approved by the Head of School or • School Programme Committee)

In addition, candidates must also meet the specific literacy and mathematical requirements as follows:

12 credits in Mathematics/Pangarau at NCEA Level 1 or higher, and• Four credits in reading English or Te Reo at NCEA Level 2 or higher, and• Four credits in writing English or Te Reo at NCEA Level 2 or higher, or• Equivalent qualification (as approved by the Head of School or • Programme Committee)

Candidates who do not meet the above entry requirements may nevertheless be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20 years) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). In such cases entry will be dependent on whether candidates demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success in the programme.

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori will be required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better (with a score of 5.5 or better in the written band) or equivalent as deemed by the Head of School or designated nominee.

Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete and submit a ‘Consent to Disclosure of Information’ form. Candidates should be aware that some types of criminal conviction may prevent them from accessing clients and/or workplace experience, and completing the programme.

Candidates are required in their applications to indicate whether they have had a physical or mental health condition. Candidates should be aware that some types of physical or mental health conditions may prevent them from participating in physical elements of the programme and/or work experience placements.

Candidates will also be required to:Submit a written personal statement as to why they wish to • undertake the programmeProvide two written references• Have a current Comprehensive New Zealand First Aid Certificate (or • acquire one within three months of commencing the programme), andDemonstrate a level of fitness sufficient to fulfil the practical • requirements of the programme


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Certificate in Outdoor Adventure and Recreation (Level 4)SP1004


If you are a passionate, energetic person who wants to work with people designing, delivering and managing outdoor adventure and recreation experiences, then this one year programme is for you.

The Certificate in Outdoor Adventure and Recreation (Level 4) will help you develop the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to work in outdoor adventure and recreation industries as assistant instructors. Students actively participate in a broad range of outdoor recreation experiences at an introductory level, encouraging a high degree of motivation, personal determination and teamwork.


The Certificate in Outdoor Adventure and Recreation (Level 4) may lead to employment in the outdoor adventure and recreation industries as a Outdoor Adventure Instructor, Community Sport and Recreation Officer, Recreation and Sports Coordinator, Camp USA Leader or similar ventures, or in the area of conservation.

Graduates of the Certificate in Outdoor Adventure and Recreation (Level 4) may pathway into the proposed Diploma in Outdoor Adventure (Level 5), Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Level 7) or continue onto further tertiary study.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates are required to have gained a minimum of either:

36 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four • subjects, including 12 credits in English Level 2, or36 credits from the NQF at level 2, across • four subjects, including 12 credits from a “language rich” subject such as History, Classics, Media Studies or English, orOther equivalent qualification (as approved • by the Head of School or School Programme Committee)

In addition, candidates must also meet the specific literacy and mathematical requirements as follows:

12 credits in Mathematics/Pangarau at • NCEA Level 1 or higher, andFour credits in reading English or Te Reo at • Level 2 or higher, andFour credits in writing English or Te Reo at • Level 2 or higher, orEquivalent qualification (as approved by • the Head of School or School Programme Committee)

Candidates who do not meet the above entry requirements may nevertheless be considered for provisional entry (if aged under 20 years) or special admission (if aged 20 or over). In such cases entry will be dependent on whether candidates demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success in the programme.

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori will be required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better (with a score of 5.5 or better in the written band) or equivalent as deemed by the Head of School or designated nominee.

Prior to commencing the programme all successful candidates will be required to complete and submit a “Consent to Disclosure of Information” form. Candidates should be aware that some types of criminal conviction may prevent them from accessing clients and/or workplace experience, and completing the programme.

Candidates are required in their applications to indicate whether they have had a physical or mental health condition. Candidates should be aware that some types of physical or mental health conditions may prevent them from participating in physical elements of the programme and/or work experience placements.

Candidates will also be required to:Submit a written personal statement as to • why they wish to undertake the programmeProvide two written references• Have a current Comprehensive New • Zealand First Aid Certificate (or acquire one within three months of commencing the programme), andDemonstrate a level of fitness sufficient • to fulfill the practical requirements of the programme

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise ScienceSC9501

Starts February or July For three years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearAvalon Campus

If you are interested in sport and exercise and want to make a career out of it then this programme is aimed at you.

You will learn a range of skills designed to develop well-rounded practitioners of applied sport and exercise science. This includes Physical Education, Coaching, Exercise Physiology, Sport Nutrition, Sport Psychology, Biomechanics, Sport Rehabilitation and Personal Training.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level study or employment in a wide range of areas within the sport science, health and fitness, and education sectors including local and regional sports organisations, health and fitness centres, community health, personal and team fitness training, and physical education teaching.

Entry Criteria*

A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 from the NZQA approved • subject list including a minimum of 14 credits in each of two subjects, and a further 14 credits from no more than two additional subjects, or

A minimum of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects (15 credits • per subject) with English and a Science subject or Physical Education recommended, orWintec Certificate in Sport and Recreation (Level 4), or• Equivalent qualification•

In addition to the listed criteria, candidates are required to have gained a minimum of 14 credits at Level 1 or higher in Mathematics / Pangarau on the National Qualifications Framework, and a minimum of eight credits at Level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Ma-ori (of which four credits must be in Reading and four in Writing).

Special admission may be granted to applicants aged 20 years or above who do not meet standard admission requirements but whose previous life and work experience indicates they may have a reasonable chance of success in the programme.

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Honours)SP0202


If you would like to extend your undergraduate degree with specialist research skills and knowledge in sport and exercise science then this programme is designed for you.

The Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Honours) is at research-intensive programme and involves papers including Advanced Research Methods (30 credits), a dissertation (60 credits) and a selected specialist area (30 credits).

You are able to tailor your programme to suit your needs. There are options in: Biomechanics; Exercise Physiology; Sport Coaching; Exercise Rehabilitation; Sport Nutrition; Sport and Exercise Psychology.


Employment as a Teacher in both secondary and tertiary institutions, in research and sport consultancy and more specialised roles in sport science at regional and national level.

Entry Criteria*

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, with a grade average of B or better • in the final year of full-time study (or equivalent in part-time study), and Grade of B or better in the third year research project (or equivalent), or • Equivalent undergraduate degree•

Graduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise ScienceSP0801

Starts February or July For one year Fees are $18,540 NZDAvalon Campus

This programme can help you to pursue a career in the sport and exercise science area or it can be used to complement your first degree with specific sports and exercise science knowledge and skills.

You can tailor your programme to suit your needs. There are options in: Biomechanics; Exercise Physiology; Sport Coaching; Exercise Rehabilitation; Sport Nutrition; Sport and Exercise Psychology.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level study in sport and exercise science or employment in sport, fitness and recreation organisations, recreation centres, sport trusts, educational institutions, and sport medicine and physiotherapy clinics as Managers, Coaches, Consultants,

Performers, Lecturers, Trainers or Rehabilitation Therapists.

Entry Criteria*

Candidates are required to be a degree graduate from a New Zealand Institution or an approved and accredited institution overseas, or be able to demonstrate appropriate equivalent practical, professional or educational experience. Where necessary, candidates will be required to submit supporting evidence on their qualification or a transcript from NZQA stating the equivalence of their qualification.

Candidates whose first language is neither English nor Ma-ori are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the academic module, with at least 5.5 in the written band, or equivalent.

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Graduate Diploma in Sport and

Exercise Science.

“I flourished in Wintec’s practical learning environment and enjoyed its wide range of study options, modern facilities and research opportunities.”

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Postgraduate Certificate in Sport and Exercise ScienceSP0200

Starts February or July For one semester Fees are $9,270 NZDAvalon Campus

Are you interested in extending your knowledge in sport and exercise science? This programme will build on your undergraduate degree or equivalent industry experience with further specialist knowledge.

You can tailor your study towards your specialty areas or where your interest lies. There are options in: Biomechanics; Exercise Physiology; Sport Coaching; Exercise Rehabilitation; Sport Nutrition; Sport and Exercise Psychology.


Employment in specialised roles in sport science and fitness industries, individual and team sport training and consultancy, and regional and national sporting organisation positions.

Entry Criteria*

An undergraduate degree in Sport and Exercise Science, conferred by • a NZ tertiary education institution, or A qualification, industry experience and / or assessment of prior • learning approved as equivalent by the Sport Science Postgraduate Programme Committee

Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)SP0203

Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise ScienceSP0201

Starts February or July For one year Fees are $19,040 NZDAvalon Campus Are you interested in extending your knowledge in sport and exercise science? This programme will build on your undergraduate degree or equivalent industry experience with further specialist knowledge. You can tailor your study towards your specialty areas or where your interest lies. There are options in: Biomechanics; Exercise Physiology; Sport Coaching; Exercise Rehabilitation; Sport Nutrition; Sport and Exercise Psychology.


Employment in specialised roles in sport science and fitness industries, individual and team sport training and consultancy, and regional and national sporting organisation positions.

Entry Criteria*

An undergraduate degree in Sport and Exercise Science, conferred by • a NZ tertiary education institution, or A qualification, industry experience and / or assessment of prior • learning approved as equivalent by the Sport Science Postgraduate Programme Committee

Starts February or July For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearAvalon Campus

This programme is designed to extend your undergraduate degree with further specialist skills and knowledge. It will allow you to continue on to a Doctoral programme or into higher level positions in the workforce.

You can tailor your programme to suit your needs. There are options in: Biomechanics; Exercise Physiology; Sport Coaching; Exercise Rehabilitation; Sport Nutrition; Sport and Exercise Psychology. Thesis or paper(s) and dissertation options are also available.


This programme provides the opportunity for higher level study at Doctorate level or employment as a Tertiary Teacher, Research and Sport Consultant, or an individual and team sport Trainer and Conditioner.

Entry Criteria*

An undergraduate degree in Sport and Exercise Science, or • equivalent, with a grade average of B or better (including any failed modules) in the final year of full-time study, (or equivalent in part-time study), or Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science, or equivalent, • with a grade average of B or better (including any failed modules), or Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Honours) with first or second • class honours, or Equivalent qualification•

National Diploma in Architectural Technology (Level 6)TE0707

Starts FebruaryFor two and a half years Fees are $21,320 NZD (this programme has a high credit value and is equivalent to studying more than one year)Hamilton City Campus

This programme will get you involved in the architectural technology industry. It will provide training in the skills and knowledge to prepare fully detailed drawings and specifications for the construction of buildings, both manually and by computer using a variety of CAD packages.

This programme will equip you, under appropriate supervision, to act as an Architectural Technician on small to medium scale building projects. After an additional period of suitable experience, you will be able to extend your work to include larger and more complex building projects.


Employment as an Architectural Draughtsman, Building and Design Technician or in other design and construction disciplines.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in at least three • subjects (preferably including Maths and Physics), or equivalent, or 35 credits at Level 2 or above from the • Maths and / or Science subfields of the National Qualifications Framework, orMinimum of five unit standards from the • Mathematics subfield at Level 2 including one unit standard in each of the algebra and trigonometry domains, or Approved subjects from the Certificate in • Technology (Level 4)

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the each of the verbal communication, comprehension and written bands of the academic module.


SCHOOL OF TRADES, ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION

National Diploma in Quantity Surveying (Level 6)TE0708


If you are interested in learning practical skills and knowledge for the financial management of a construction project then this programme is designed for you. It incorporates quantity surveying, estimation, measurement, building materials and services, construction and associated costing and pricing.

This programme will equip you, under appropriate supervision, to act as a Quantity Surveyor on small to medium scale building projects. After an additional period of suitable experience, you will be able to extend your work to include larger and more complex building projects and carry out more complex tasks of cost planning and financial control of construction projects. Career Opportunities

Employment as a Quantity Surveyor, Building Estimator, Property Consultant or Cost Engineer.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in at least three • subjects (preferably including Maths and Physics), or equivalent, or 35 credits at Level 2 or above from the • Maths and / or Science subfields of the National Qualifications Framework, orA minimum of five unit standards from the • Mathematics subfield at Level 2 including one unit standard in each of the algebra and trigonometry domains, or Approved subjects from the Certificate in • Technology (Level 4)

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the each of the verbal communication, comprehension and written bands of the academic module, or equivalent.


National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6)TE0709

Starts February For two years Fees are $18,540 NZD per yearHamilton City Campus If you are interested in planning, organising and supervising building construction and maintenance work or have already obtained an Advanced Trade Certificate then this programme is designed for you.

This programme will equip you, under appropriate supervision, to act as a Construction Management Technician on small to medium scale building projects. After an additional period of suitable experience, you will be able to extend your work to include larger and more complex building projects.


Employment with building contractors on construction sites, supervising positions for

designers or building owners, employment in the property management field of construction management organisations, general or specialist construction contractors, or building consultants.

Entry Criteria*

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in at least three • subjects (preferably including Maths and Physics), or equivalent, or 35 credits at Level 2 or above from the • Maths and / or Science subfields of the National Qualifications Framework, orA minimum of five unit standards from the • Mathematics subfield at Level 2 including one unit standard in each of the algebra and trigonometry domains, or Approved subjects from the Certificate in • Technology (Level 4)

Candidates with English as a second language are required to have an IELTS score of 6.0 or better in the each of the verbal communication, comprehension and written bands of the academic module, or equivalent.


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HAMILTON AND ITS REGION COVER A LARGE GEOGRAPHIC AREA. BY DIVIDING THE REGION INTO FOUR QUADRANTS AND DESCRIBING ONE AT A TIME ALLOWS YOU TO SEE THE WONDERFUL ARRAY OF ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES ON OFFER.

There is plenty to occupy your leisure time while in Hamilton. Whether you prefer abseiling underground caves or feel more comfortable relaxing in thermal hot pools, the choices vary depending on your level of adventure.

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