secondary tertiary pathways

TertiarySecondaryPathways2022

IntroductionIntroduction to STPSecondary Tertiary Pathways (STP) at WITT is your link between secondary school and tertiary study. We work with secondary schools, trainers and industry to help students identify career pathways and explore further opportunities for study and training.

Is it for me?If you are in Year 11 - 13 and you are focused, committed and keen to work in a practical environment then yes, we have an option for you! Whether you want to test out a career or start gaining industry knowledge and practical skills we have options to suit.

What does it cost?Courses are FREE for students but there may be some course related costs.

Benefits:• Experience Tertiary courses while studying at school

• Gain credits towards NCEA while studying in a tertiary environment

• A fees-free tertiary education

• Free transport provided on many programmes

• A head start on a career while still at school

• More choices for students to include Vocational Pathways in their range of study options

• Gain work experience – links with local industry

• Become “Work-Ready”

• Gain one course towards a WITT degree or diploma (see page 22)

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STARYear 11-13Short taster-style classes

1-6 weeks1-2 days per week

NCEA credits

Trades AcademyYear 11-13Start practical training for a real job

At least one day per week over several terms

NCEA credits

Choose the Best option For you

VocationalPathways

3+2Year 13Gain a level 3 qualification while you are still at school

Three days per week at school, two days per week at WITT

NCEA credits

Tertiary StudyYear 12 - 13Make a start in tertiary study while you are still at school

One three hour class per week

WITT credits

Construction and Infrastructure

Primary Industries

Creative Industries

Manufacturing and Technology

Social and Community Services Services Industries

NCEA

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Vocational Pathways provide a simple way to understand how your studies align to industry. They enable students to see how their learning is relevant for a wide range of jobs and study options in six broad sectors of industry.

The Vocational Pathways are the product of a partnership between government agencies, the industry training sector, secondary and tertiary representatives, industry, and employer representatives.

Vocational Pathways provide tools so you can develop a career map and plan what you may need to study to meet your goals and move into further study and the workforce.

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STARIntroduction to STARSTAR courses are short taster style classes that help students to explore career options and make informed decisions about their future schooling, work or study. Courses take place over 1-6 weeks and are only a few days in total.

Designed for:Year 11 students, but Year 12 and 13 students are also welcome.

Where to next?Trades Academy, 3+2 or Tertiary Study at School.

Benefits:• An easy way to try out a possible career and provide

options for vocational pathways

• Experience a tertiary learning environment while still at school

• Get practical, hands-on, work-based experience

• Gain NCEA credits

All courses are run at the New Plymouth campus unless specifically stated. Programmes are subject to change.

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Term Duration DayBakeryThe STAR Bakery course will give students an overview and introduction to baking goods in a commercial environment. Students will be equipped with health and safety skills and will know what they need to do to pursue a career in chef training/baking.

4 4 weeks2 days per week

9am - 2:30pm

Beauty Therapy (New Plymouth & Hāwera)The course is designed to give students an introduction into how to perform beauty treatments such as manicures and facials.

2 & 3 6 weeks1 day per week9am - 2:30pm

CookeryOur STAR Introduction to Cookery Programme is designed for students who are interested in hospitality and cookery as a career path. This programme gives an insight into what is needed to become a chef, and will give students a feel for what it would be like working in a commercial kitchen.

3 7 weeks1 day per week9am - 2:30pm

Hairdressing (New Plymouth & Hāwera)The Hairdressing course is designed to give students an introduction to the hairdressing industry. Students will learn personal presentation and gain elementary skills.


Hospitality - Barista (New Plymouth & Hāwera)This course is designed to give students an introduction to the hospitality industry by giving them the opportunities to learn how to use commercial espresso coffee equipment and prepare espresso beverages. They will also learn how to prepare and present espresso beverages for service.Available for specific groups by arrangement.


Hospitality - Front of House*

This course covers a basic understanding of hospitality terminology, equipment, personal presentation, preparation and clearing of areas for table service in a commercial establishment.*Also available in South Taranaki by arrangement.

3 9 days 9am - 2:30pm

Make-Up Artistry (New Plymouth & Hāwera)This course is designed to give students an introduction to the make-up and beauty industry, learning basic techniques on how to apply makeup for everyday and special occasions


Sport & FitnessStart learning skills for a career in sport and fitness. Gain knowledge about exercise equipment and the professional gym environment.


Services Industries

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Term Duration DayAutomotiveWork on real engines and cars and gain insight into a career as an automotive professional. Over the weeks, you’ll dismantle, inspect and re-assemble an engine in our fully-equipped workshop.


ElectricalThe skills demonstrated in this course apply to most electrical and electronic trades. Students will perform soldering procedures and will gain knowledge of electrical safety and safe working practices in an electrical workplace.


Mechanical EngineeringWork in our fully equipped mechanical engineering workshop. Develop core Fabrication and Mechanical skills in a practical environment. Students will undertake a fabrication project providing them an insight to the pre-trade programmes.


Welding & FabricationLearn the skills required to use the gas metal arc welding or MIG process safely. The course is suitable for those who wish to enter the welding or engineering industry.


Manufacturing & Technology

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Term Duration DayCarpentryThis course has been designed to give students an introduction into the carpentry and construction industry. The course allows students to undertake a small building, construction, and allied trades (BCAT) project to familiarise them with hardware and fastenings.


PlumbingThis course has been designed to give students an introduction to plumbing, gas-fitting and drain-laying. There will be a number of practical activities to demonstrate the nature of the work and act as a taster for the Trades Academy and Full time courses. NCEA standards have not been assigned to this course.


Construction & INfrastructure

Term Duration DayAgricultureThis course will introduce students to a commercial farming environment. They will learn about animal behaviour, control and feed management.


Primary Industries

Term Duration DaySkills for LivingThis course is designed to assist students with special learning disabilities to develop personal skills that will assist them to function productively within a tertiary environment in the future and to transition smoothly from secondary school. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Skills for Living for Supported Learners (Level 1)

2 & 3 7 weeks1 day per week

10am - 2pm

Skills for Living

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TRADES ACADEMYIntroduction to Trades AcademyIn the Taranaki Trades Academy you come to WITT at least one day a week over several terms and gain NCEA credits. The learning takes place in a practical and hands-on environment using industry standard equipment and technology relevant to your chosen career path. Develop the foundation skills needed to progress to further study opportunities or move directly into employment.

Designed for:Secondary school students studying towards NCEA Level 1 or 2. Students should have a genuine interest in a particular vocational pathway.

What’s next?3+2 or full-time tertiary study.

Benefits:• A head start on a Trades career while still at school and

while achieving credits towards NCEA

• Experience the outside world but maintain the security of school

• A fees-free tertiary education

• Free transport provided

• Study at WITT 1-2 days per week (depending on programme)

• More choices for students to include Vocational Pathways in their range of study options

• Gain work experience – links with local industry

• “Work-ready” young people

Students must attend an interview and create a personal education plan.


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If you’re the creative type there are tonnes of opportunities in this industry, from working in visual and performing arts to roles in communications and events. People in this industry are cultural ambassadors for the country, they tell our stories and help shape the future.

Term Credits DayCreative Arts – Digital Media (Level 2)You will learn skills including: graphics, design, animation, media and portfolio generation. Further study in creative technology or digital technology at WITT. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Arts and Design (Level 4)

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Radio Broadcasting and Entertainment (Level 3)This course partners with local radio stations to provide an authentic experience and enable students to gain hands on involvement in a broadcasting environment. Leads to Ara - Bachelor of Broadcasting communications (Journalism)

1 - 325 (Level 3) 5 (Level 2)

Thursday

Creative InduStrieS

CHOOSE THIS PATHWAY IF YOU ENJOY:• using communication skills, such as writing

or presenting• performing and entertaining people • using creative, design and editing skills• working with cultural materials and objects• interpreting and developing other people’s ideas• using computers and design software • working with people, including media and clients

JOBS IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES:• designer (graphic, animation, CGI), computer gaming,

architecture, costume, stage and set, lighting and sound, advertising and branding, fashion

• actor, musician, singer, dancer• film maker, photographer• writer, composer, editor• visual artist, sculptor• radio broadcaster, journalist

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If you’re a ‘people person’ then this could be the pathway for you. This diverse industry makes up a huge percentage of New Zealand’s workforce. Experience in the services industry can take you around the world as well as giving you transferable skills to help you progress into great careers.

TRADESACADEMY

IS IT FOR YOU?• sales and customer service• promoting and presenting goods to customers,

and using creative skills• business management• working with food and drink• providing accommodation• planning, organising or promoting sports or

fitness activities

JOBS IN SERVICES INDUSTRIES:• bartender, barista• chef, cook• housekeeper, kitchen hand• laundry, hotel/motel manager, receptionist• waiter/waitress • customer services/customer relations• beautician, spa or massage therapist• hairdresser, barber, nail technician• retail assistant• personal trainer, fitness instructor

Services InduStrieS

I decided on doing this course because I have always been passionate about beauty, and I really want to make Beauty Therapy my career.

So far I have really enjoyed doing things like eyelashes, brows and waxing. It’s been great to meet new people and learn new skills that I didn’t know before.In the future I’m looking at pursuing beauty therapy, so this is helping me learn new things and gain my certificate. I would like to carry on to 3+2 next year!

CAROLINEBeauty & Make Up

Artistry Level 2OSTEN

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Services InduStrieSTerm Credits Day

Beauty & Make Up Artistry (Level 2)Demonstrate knowledge of make up application techniques, structure and functions of the skin of the face, facial skin types and problems. You will also cover current fashion trends related to beauty therapy.Leads to 3+2 Make up and Skincare; New Zealand Certificate in Beauty Therapy (Level 4)

1 - 34 (Level 1)12 (Level 2)2 (Level 3)

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Cookery (Level 2)Learn to prepare and cook delicious meals through a variety of methods from steaming, to poaching, frying and roasting in our full scale commercial kitchens. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 3); 3+2 Cookery

1 - 3 22 (Level 2) Thursday

Hairdressing (Level 2)Learn about budgets, the client journey, safety and hygiene and practical hairdressing applications at the basin and in the chair. Aimed at students Years 11, 12 and 13.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) (Level 3)

1 - 3 24 (Level 2) Friday

Restaurant Service (Level 2)Learn how to prepare hot and cold beverages, elements of contamination hazards, service delivery, table service and menu types.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage (Level 3); 3+2 Food and Beverage


Sport & Fitness (Level 2)Learn how the body works, through understanding basic anatomy concept and applying these principles to real life movements. Utilise gym equipment and stretching techniques to practice your skills. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Sport and Fitness (Level 3); 3+2 Sport and Fitness

1 - 33 (Level 1)14 (Level 2)7 (Level 3)

Thursday

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If you enjoy teamwork, a varied workday and learning by doing then this could be the pathway for you. Work in this incredibly important industry is varied, rewarding and often physically active. You can take pride in playing your part to build, repair and maintain New Zealand from below the ground up.

TRADESACADEMY

I have been wanting to learn some new skills, especially hand and machinery skills for future jobs, and gain more knowledge on how a construction site works. It’s also been a good way to meet new friends.

Everything about the course has been great so far - it’s all running smoothly as I expected. We’ve been working to the best of our ability and with passion!In the future I’d like the option to try out new things, so this course is a good fit for me. I want to see what options are available to me.

MARCELLIN

CHOOSE THIS PATHWAY IF YOU ENJOY:• physical work and working with your hands• working with tools, machinery and equipment to

do building, repair or maintenance work• following and developing plans and specifications• problem solving• making calculations, and preparing estimates and

quotes for costs and materials.

JOBS IN CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE:• labouring, building, electrical• carpentry, plastering• painting, joinery• scaffolding, roofing• plumbing• drafting plans, quantity surveying• engineering• road building and repair• building and maintaining telecommunication and

electricity networks

BAITEKE

Construction & Infrastructure

Build a Bridge Level 2

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Term Credits DayBuild a Bach (Level 2) (New Plymouth and Hāwera)Gain experience in building, construction, carpentry, roofing, how to read and interpret plans, health and safety, as well as hand and power tool use and maintenance. Students will spend three days at WITT and work on building projects and a small dwelling. There is also an opportunity to participate in work experience.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) (Level 3)

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50 (mainly Level 2)

3 days per week

Build a Bridge (Level 2)New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure Works Level 2You will work with the Talent Pipeline companies and the NPDC to create a foot bridge that helps to support our local infrastructure. This course leads to NCEA Level 3 New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure Works or New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) - Level 6. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure Works (Level 2)


Joinery (Level 2)Gain knowledge of portable power tools, carpentry hand tools, timber machining equipment, timber, scaffolding, mechanical and non-mechanical construction equipment.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) (Level 3)


Plumbing (Level 2)Learn introductory skills in residential plumbing and trades services. This course leads to the New Zealand Certificate in Plumbing, Gas fitting and Drain laying (Level 3) or onto work places and begin a Level 4 Apprenticeship. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Plumbing, Gas fitting and Drainlaying (Level 3)

1 - 319 (Level 2)3 (Level 1)

Tuesday

Construction & Infrastructure

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If you have an interest in making things work, are inquisitive and able to think outside the box then this may be the pathway for you. Covering a whole range of working styles from hands-on assembly to cutting-edge research, busy production lines to crafts and computer design, this pathway offers opportunities to make new discoveries and a practical difference to the world.

TRADESACADEMY

I picked this course as it’s always been something I’ve wanted to do. I feel like it has given me the opportunity to get my life on track and find future pathways.

Probably the best thing so far has been the way the tutors teach the course. They really make it a fun and enjoyable time while we are learning. Having been given the opportunity to do this course, I now want to go and complete an automotive trade. With the aid of my tutor Josh, I have learned a lot and been taught how to enter this trade.

JAKIM GUYAutomotive Level 2

CHOOSE THIS PATHWAY IF YOU ENJOY:• wood, metals, textiles, chemicals or other materials• food processing or production• using technology to develop and monitor

production• working with your hands• managing and planning production

JOBS IN MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY:• appliance servicing, designer • electrician, • mechanical engineer, environmental engineer• machine fixing, fabrication• logistics, machine operator • packing, processing, production, planning• telecommunications technician• production technologist, medical technologist• draughtsperson

MURTAGH


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Term Credits DayAutomotive (Level 2)Learn about workshop practices, lubricants, sealants, lamps, wheel balancing, general engineering, automotive components and petrol fuel systems. You will also disassemble and reassemble an engine under supervision.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 3)

1 - 320 (Level 2)2 (Level 1)

Thursday

Electrical (Level 2)Learn to use electrical test instruments and the elements and processes of electrical circuits. You will perform manual soldering and de-soldering and gain knowledge of electrical diagrams.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Electrical Engineering Theory (Level 3)


Engineering Trades (Level 2)Learn about engineering equipment, components and how to perform basic machining, fabrication and welding techniques in our fully equipped workshops.Leads to Engineering (Level 3) - Build a Trailer

1 - 318 (Level 2) Thursday

Engineering Trades (Level 3) – Build a Trailer (New Plymouth and Hāwera)Aimed at students following on from Engineering Level 2. You will build on your capabilities in mechanical engineering to earn Level 2 and 3 credits while building a trailer. The programme includes low carbon steel welding, thermal cutting and automotive wiring. Leads to New Zealand Certificate Automotive Engineering (Level 3); New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil or Mechanical) (Level 6)

1 - 315 (Level 3)13 (Level 2)

Monday and Tuesday


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Primary InduStrieSIf you like spending time in nature and looking after living things then this could be the industry pathway for you. Whether on the land or in an office, there are a huge range of jobs and a variety of experiences on offer, as well as the opportunity to work in some of the most stunning landscapes in the world.

TRADESACADEMY

I chose this course because I live on a farm and was looking for a more hands-on farming course to learn some more skills, as well as seeing how others farm.

So far my favourite thing is how hands-on and physical the class is. It’s not just sitting around doing paper work - you actually get to get in there and do real farm work.In the future I want to go into shearing and own or work on a station. I have grown up around this kind of farming and would like to carry on with it. The course relates well because we go out to Tarata and learn about sheep handling and shearing tips - definitely something that will be helpful for me in the future.

JORDYN LOUISEAgriculture Level 3

CHOOSE THIS PATHWAY IF YOU ENJOY:• raising and working with animals• planting, growing & harvesting trees, plants & crops• driving tractors, motorbikes, boats &

heavy machinery• physical work, and working with your hands• working with tools, machinery and equipment• science and research

JOBS IN PRIMARY INDUSTRIES:• caring for and rearing animals• fruit and vegetable production• dairy farming• seed technologist, landscaper• horse trainer, veterinarian• looking after or measuring trees• machines and equipment operator or servicer,

heavy vehicle driver• processing food or seafood, • supply chain logistics

EDGCOMBE

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Primary InduStrieSTerm Credits Day

Agriculture (Level 2)Agriculture is a major player in the Taranaki region and the course content includes elements of pest control, biodiversity, riparian planting as well as dairy, meat and poultry alongside farm safety and general good farm practices. Leads to Agriculture (Level 3)


Animal Care (Level 2)You will learn skills in animal handling, safe practices and have an introduction to general animal care. Pathways exist in New Zealand Certificate in Animal Care (Companion Animals) Level 3 and New Zealand Certificate in Animal Technology (Vet Nursing Assistant).Leads to Veterinary Nursing & Animal Care - UCOL Level 3 and Level 6 courses


Agriculture (Level 3)Students will demonstrate knowledge of cattle anatomy and physiology, handle and move livestock, learn to install and maintain fencing and manage risks around the rural workplace.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Agriculture Farming Systems (Level 3); New Zealand Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills (Level 3)


Forestry (Level 2)Forestry has untapped potential in Taranaki and there are lots of opportunities for you. Learn basic knowledge of the Forestry industry including how to plant and harvest trees along with chainsaw use and health and safety including First Aid. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Forestry Harvesting Operations (Level 3)


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This is an essential industry for the well-being and safety of our citizens and roles here can be really rewarding. If you want the work you do to matter deeply then this could be the pathway for you. This is an ever-growing sector with demand for workers increasing, and the skills you gain in these roles can help you progress in a wide variety of careers.

TRADESACADEMY

CHOOSE THIS PATHWAY IF YOU ENJOY:• working with people of different ages, life stages,

abilities and cultures• counselling and therapy• community support and care• diagnosing and treating people• planning and organising• health promotion and advice

JOBS IN COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES:• careers advisor, community worker, counsellor,

early childhood educator, social worker, support worker

• combat/warfare specialist, driver, fire-fighter, medic, pilot

• ambulance officer/paramedic, • border protection/bio-security officer, corrections

officer, customs officer, • conservation worker, fisheries officer, • police officer• nurse, nurse aide, midwife, • health care assistant, health promoter/educator,

caregiver

I’ve always been interested in what police do. My brother attended the policing course last year and had nothing but good things to say.

My favourite things so far would definitely be the ride along with the police. We were given a full tour of the station and were lucky enough to go out with the police to do some routine traffic stops.In the future, one of my goals is to be a part of the Interpol team. This course is helping me understand the process of becoming a police officer and how to work my way up to become an Interpol officer.The course is also helping me improve my fitness which is very important!

BETHANIEPolicing Level 3GWEN LOVELL

Community & Social Services

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Term Credits DayIntroduction to New Zealand Policing (Level 3)Gain an understanding of the knowledge, skills and attributes associated with New Zealand Policing and potentially other agencies in New Zealand. Delivered in partnership with local police, students also have an opportunity to explore the physical and leadership requirements of being a Police Officer.

1 - 322 (Level 3)5 (Level 4)

Tuesday

Introduction to Health and Wellbeing (Level 3)Mental health, wellbeing, caregiver and nursing professionals have been seen to be essential services recently more than ever and the demand for these professional services is high. Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 3) Health Assistance Strand; New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 4) with Strand in Mental Health & Addiction Support; Bachelor of Nursing

1 - 3 24 (Level 3) Monday

New Zealand Defence Careers (Level 3)*Are you considering a career in the Defence Force? This course is designed to help you learn about all aspects of Defence careers from Army, Navy and Airforce. You will gain a deeper understanding of the options within these forces and what skills are currently being recruited for. The course will set you on the path for fitness, interview skills, careers, and working as a team. The end result is that you will be able to have the confidence and skill to apply for your chosen career in the Defence pathway.Leads to possible employment in the Defence Forces*Pending final approval

1 - 325 (Level 3)5 (Level 4)

Friday

Community & Social Services

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3+2Introduction to 3+2As part of the 3+2 programme you will spend 3 days a week at school, and 2 days a week at WITT working toward a Level 3 qualification. You will do this for Terms 1-3, and then in Term 4 you are solely at school to help focus on school exams.

Designed for:Year 13 students who have completed NCEA Level 2.

What’s next?Higher level of study (i.e. Level 4 and above), apprenticeships or employment.

Benefits:• Gain a FREE relevant Level 3 tertiary qualification while

still at school

• Learn a new subject that may not be available at school

• Build on previous achievement and experience at NCEA Level 2

• Study towards NCEA Level 3

• Gain hands on experience in a particular career pathway

• Still be enrolled at school easing the transition into the tertiary study environment


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Term Credits DayNew Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 3)Learn to apply health and safety procedures, and fundamental skills to prepare, cook and present a range of basic dishes using wet and dry cooking methods in our fully-equipped kitchens.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 4)

1 - 349 credits (Level 3)

Monday and Tuesday

New Zealand Certificate in Sport, Recreation and Exercise (Multi-Sector) (Level 3)Gain the knowledge and skills needed to operate under direct supervision in support roles within and/or across the sport, recreation and exercise industries. Graduates will be able to operate within a framework of health and wellness in relation to individuals, groups and community needs.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Exercise (Level 4) with New Zealand Certificate in Outdoor Leadership (Level 4); New Zealand Certificate in Exercise (Level 4)


Monday and Tuesday

New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service (Level 3)Also available in Hawera for three days per week: Wed - Fri (16 March - 8 July)Learn essential front of house skills from the art of coffee making to bar and restaurant service. By working in a real restaurant and café students gain practical knowledge preparing them for industry or further studies.Leads to New Zealand Certificate Food and Beverage service with Strands in Restaurant Service (Level 4)


Monday and Tuesday

New Zealand Certificate in Makeup & Skincare (Introduction) (Level 3) (New Plymouth and Hāwera)Learn foundation skills such as the structure, functions and conditions of the face. Students will demonstrate day, night and special occasion makeup styles as well as assisting with sales and promotional activities.Leads to New Zealand Certificate in Beauty Therapy (Level 4); New Zealand Certificate in Makeup Artistry (Level 4)


Monday and Tuesday

Services Industries

Term Credits DayNew Zealand Certificate in Infrastructure Works (Level 3)*Learn relevant knowledge and skills that can be applied to a range of infrastructure works processes and set you up for an exciting career in the Infrastructure Industry. Make connections within the Talent pipeline and New Plymouth District Council as we work on real life, community solutions across New Plymouth.*Pending final approval

1 - 340 +

(Level 3)3 days per

week

Construction & INfrastructure

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Tertiary Studyat school

Start your tertiary study while still at school. Study one day a week at WITT & complete one course of your degree or diploma.

Term Credits DayEngineering E2E (Level 3) Are you considering a future in Engineering? In this paper you will explore engineering disciplines including the fundamentals of statics, dynamics and mechanical engineering concepts, stress and strain, elastic properties and the properties of fluids, electrical voltage, current, and heat and energy transfer.Leads to New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil or Mechanical) (Level 6); Bachelor of Engineering Technology

1 - 4 8 (Level 3)Thursday Mornings

Engineering(Trades Academy funded)

Trimester Credits TimesIntro to Accounting & Financial Statements Gain the skills to understand financial statements and reports and be able to analyse and interpret business performance for sole traders and small companies.

1 & 215 credits (Level 5)

1x 3hr class per week

Professional CommunicationYou will learn to apply communication knowledge and skills in the evolving context of New Zealand business.



Business Heritage, Culture and SustainabilityDevelop and enhance your awareness and knowledge of New Zealand history, heritage and commercial development by exploring key historical events that have occurred within this cultural, political and social framework. You’ll also develop your understanding of how culture, heritage and commerce are contributing to the development of New Zealand society and why and how these values and qualities should be protected and enhanced for future generations.



Business Statistical AnalysisLearn to make sense of numbers, graphs and fundamental statistical concepts; and to use, interpret and report them in a meaningful way in business practice. This paper also provides a foundation for further study, research and project management requiring an analytical approach.

115 credits (Level 5)


Business(Trades Academy funded)

For a full list of programmes visit witt.ac.nz

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School Leaver ScholarshipsDegree ScholarshipsWITT offers degree level scholarships to eligible Taranaki school leaver applicants. The scholarship covers a year of tuition fees (up to $7,500).

If you are entitled to the Government Fees-Free year, this scholarship will cover your second year of study which means two years of your study at WITT will be fees-free.

Sport Academy ScholarshipsThe Academy is designed for school leavers who are ready to start tertiary study while advancing their high-level sports career. Services to these athletes will include individual programme planning, testing and prescription in areas such as exercise, physiology, biomechanics and strength and conditioning.

Academy staff will work with athletes, their coaches and mentors to provide complete support through training and competition. Find out more about Sports Academy

For more information on available scholarships, visit us online at www.witt.ac.nz/Study-at-WITT/Scholarships/

When it’s time to leave school, WITT has a range of engaging and industry-leading diplomas and degrees to give you the skills to build your future career.

DEGREES

Bachelor of Applied ManagementBecome an accountant, project manager or maybe a human resources or operations manager. This is an interactive, practical degree that provides a solid base for your chosen area of business specialisation.

Bachelor of Engineering TechnologyAcquire practice-based skills and apply them to engineering science. You will learn to analyse and implement solutions to real-life situations. Meet a need for people who can apply engineering knowledge in industry. Major in Civil or Mechanical engineering.

Bachelor of NursingHelp meet the increasing need for qualified nurses. Gain an understanding of the industry opportunities, go beyond traditional health care and create a supportive health environment. Explore the diverse environments and cultural understandings that nurses work within from hospitals and other workplaces.

DIPLOMAS

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil or Mechanical) (Level 6)Acquire theoretical and practical skills necessary to gain employment as an Engineering Technician in the mechanical engineering field. As an Engineering Technician, you will generally be involved in design and operations.

New Zealand Diploma in Business (with Strands in Accounting or Leadership and Management) (Level 5)Gain general and specialised business knowledge and skills that can be applied in operational roles. Benefit businesses by helping them achieve their objectives and by applying knowledge and skills in bi- and multi-cultural environments.

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Leadership) with New Zealand Certificate in Outdoor Leadership (Level 4)Become a leader in the outdoors and gain valuable business skills. Gain the skills to work as a manager or leader in a business context and go on to adventure tourism, community health and education, outdoor instruction or policing.

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For more information, or to enrol online, visit: www.witt.ac.nz/stp

HOW TO REGISTER

To register for any of these courses please contact your school Careers Advisor or contact WITT:

WITT Secondary Tertiary Pathways

Phone: (06) 757 3100 or 0800 WITT NZ

Email: [email protected]

Disclaimer: WITT reserves the right to withdraw or adjust any of the programmes listed, alter start dates or fee schedules and make other changes as it may deem desirable or necessary, without prior notice. All programmes listed as subject to sufficient number of enrolments and completion of all approval and accreditation requirements.

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