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STAR DIRECTORY

HAWKE’S BAY

2016

CONTENTSBusiness & Computing 4

Hospitality 7

Trades & Technology 9

Beauty & Body Therapy 11

Hairdressing 13

Health, Recreation & Sport 15

Agricultural 18

Māori Studies 19

Tourism & Travel 20

ideaschool 21

School Holiday Programmes 22

Short Courses 22

General Information 25

Enquiries

Dianne Ennor

STAR Coordinator

EIT Hawke’s Bay

Phone: 06 974 8000 ext 6036

Fax: 06 974 8910

Email: [email protected]

DISCLAIMER: There is a nationwide transition to new New Zealand qualifications at Levels 1-6. Information contained in this publication is correct at the time of printing, but may be subject to change. Whilst all reasonable efforts will be made to ensure listed programmes are offered and regulations are current, EIT reserves the right to change content, method of delivery, to withdraw any programme or course of study, or impose limitations on enrolment. Some programmes mentioned in this publication are subject to final approval and accreditation or sufficient enrolments being received. Fees for 2016 will be set by EIT Council by November 2015 and are subject to change. Check eit.ac.nz for the latest information or phone 0800 22 55 348

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BUSINESS & COMPUTING

Packages Information

Study Options

From home, at school, or at any of EIT Hawke’s Bay’s learning centres.

Cost

$22.00 per Unit Standard (includes workbook).

Assessments

Unit Standard based. Assessments are completed using an electronic link via the web.

Software Requirements

If you are going to complete the programme on your home computer, you will need to have the following

software installed:

Microsoft Office 2013 Professional including: Access, Excel, Publisher, Word, etc

If you do not have this software it is available at a discount to students.

Otherwise you can attend an EIT Learning Centre to complete computing units.

For further details, please contact the EIT Career Express Coordinator.

To find out more check out business.eit.ac.nz

Business and Computing Cluster Packages

Please see the table opposite of the recommendations that may be useful to students who may NOT wish

to enrol into a full programme.

Several of these clusters have been designed in a way to move basic skills leading into more advanced

skills in Microsoft Excel, Basic Computing and Accounting.

We recommend that if you are considering the MYOB package, that you consider completing the

Accounting cluster first.

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Computing Studies

Unit

Standard

Brief Description NZQA

Level

Number

of Credits

Weeks to

Complete

Beginners Basic Computing Cluster

111 Use a word processor to produce

documents for a business or organisation

2 5

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112 Produce business or organisational

information using word processing

functions

3 5

12885 Create and enhance electronic documents

combining text and images for generic text

and information management

2 4

Microsoft Excel Cluster

2784 Create and use a simple computer

spreadsheet to solve a problem

2 3

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2785 Create a computer spreadsheet to provide

a solution for organisation use

3 5

27642 Use a pivot table to display data 4 5

27643 Apply spreadsheet features to present data

to meet a brief

4 6

MYOB

26768 Use a computerised accounts receivable

and payable system to produce financial

information

3 7

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Business Studies

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

Weeks

to

Complete

Accounting Cluster

327 Document business financial transactions

for an entity

2 4

22

328 Identify the requirements for a financial

record system for an entity

3 4

329 Process financial information for cash

transactions for an entity

2 4

1874 Prepare IRD employer reporting

documentation for PAYE, FBT and GST

3 3

Communications – Level 2 Cluster

(*NB All of these units are in the same workbook)

56 Attend to customer enquiries face-to-face

and on the telephone

1 2

11

57 Provide customer service 2 2

3492 Write a short report 2 3

4252 Produce a personal targeted CV

(curriculum vitae)

2 2

1294 Be interviewed in a formal interview 2 2

Communications – Level 3 Cluster

(*NB All of these units are in the same workbook)

1279 Write in plain English 3 3

12

9694 Demonstrate and apply knowledge of

communication process theory

3 5

12355 Describe stress and ways of dealing with it 2 3

11815 Answer customer enquiries on the

telephone in a wide range of contexts

3 3

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HOSPITALITYEIT Pathway

New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality Level 2

New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Level 3

Your Career Opportunities

You could become a Barista, Café Owner, Wait Staff in a five-star hotel, or manage front of house

operations. How about training to be a fully qualified chef, and working in a top restaurant? There are

many exciting job and career opportunities, whether you choose to work close to home or overseas.

Introduction to Barista(Holiday Programme)

This course covers the use and maintenance of coffee making equipment and coffee preparation.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

17285 v 6 Demonstrate knowledge of commercial

espresso coffee equipment and prepare

espresso beverages under supervision

2 4

Student Numbers

8

Course Length

2 days (2 x 6 hours)

Time

9.00am - 4.00pm each day

Cost

$200.00pp + (additional fee if schools require EIT to send results to NZQA)

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HOSPITALITY

Dates

Holiday Programmes

Monday, 18 and Tuesday, 19 April (week 1 of school holidays)

Thursday 21 and Friday, 22 April (week 1 of school holidays)

Monday, 11 and Tuesday, 12 July (week 1 of school holidays)

Thursday, 14 and Friday, 15 July (week 1 of school holidays)

Monday, 3 and Tuesday, 4 October (week 2 of school holidays)

Thursday, 6 and Friday, 7 October (week 2 of school holidays)

Monday, 5 and Tuesday, 6 December

Thursday, 8 and Friday, 9 December

Term Time - Introduction to Barista is available upon request to school groups.

For further details, please contact the EIT Career Express Coordinator.

To find out more check out hospitality.eit.ac.nz

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HOSPITALITY

TRADES & TECHNOLOGYEIT Pathway

Certificate of: Engineering, Automotive, Carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing and Gas Fitting and

Diploma of Architectural Technology


Got a Trade, Get a Job! Using our purpose built facilities in the Trade and Technology block at EIT,

students will enjoy the hands-on experience they gain with our experienced tutors. You could score a

great career in architecture, carpentry, automotive or engineering. Qualified, professional tradespeople

are always in demand.

Introduction to ARCHICAD - Beginner/Intermediate

EIT Pathway

NZ Diploma in Architectural Technology

This course is a good starting point to launch your career in architecture. It is suitable for anyone

interested in producing drawings for architectural design or structural engineering. Some technical

drawing ability and architectural design or computer experience is an advantage for this course. If you are

interested in joining a NZDAT, or similar, then this is a perfect introduction.

This Unit Standard is from the engineering, drawing and design field.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

2433 v 7 Produce simple engineering component

drawings using CAD software.

2 6

Note

This is a School Holiday Programme

Student numbers

12 - 15

Dates

Monday, 18 to Friday, 22 July (week 2 of school holidays)

Time

9.00am - 3.00pm

Course length

30 hours

Cost

$275.00pp

Term Time

Flexible delivery within schools can also be negotiated

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TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

Automotive

Perform general servicing checks on a motor vehicle. Enjoy a hands-on experience in a fully operational

workshop while gaining valuable knowledge about the daily workings of a motor vehicle.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

21690 Perform general servicing checks on a

motor vehicle

2 3

Student numbers

10 - 12

Dates

Tuesday, 19 to Wednesday, 20 July (week 2 of school holidays)

Time

9.00am - 3.00pm

Cost

$135.00pp

Venue

EIT Main Campus, Taradale, T block

Trades Courses Available Upon Request

If you have identified unit standards via the Vocational Pathways, please discuss this with us further and we

will endeavour to accommodate requests to create a course to suit your student’s needs.

The following Trade options are available upon request:

■ Basic Plumbing Skills

■ Basic Vehicle Servicing

■ Carpentry

■ A Taste of Trades (Electrical, Carpentry and Automotive)

For further details, please contact the EIT Career Express Coordinator

To find out more check out trades.eit.ac.nz

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TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

BEAUTY & BODY THERAPYEIT Pathway

Diploma in Beauty and Body Therapy


If you like to help people look and feel great by introducing them to a range of beauty and relaxation

treatments, then learn the skills to work as a qualified beauty therapist. Your skills could find you working in

a clinic, day spa, or even a cruise ship.

Introduction to Beauty and Body Therapy

1 Day Short Course (non-credit bearing)

This Level 4 short course will introduce prospective students to beauty therapy treatments and some of

the theory behind them. This short course will cover some of the following aspects:

■ Introduction to clinic set-up

■ Science theory

■ Skin analysis and facial cleansing

■ Nail structure and introduction to manicures

Student numbers

Maximum 18

Course length

1 day (6 hours)

Date

Monday, 26 September (week 1 of school holidays)

Time

9.00am - 4.00pm

Venue

EIT Hawke’s Bay Beauty Therapy Clinic

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BEAUTY & BODY THERAPY

Cost

$180.00pp

Note

Students will be expected to give and receive all treatments.

Beauty care kit supplied

Cleanser, toner, moisturiser, manicure products (Value $100.00).

Student selection

Year 12 or 13 students who:

■ Have a strong intention to study in the area of beauty therapy

■ Are of good academic ability NCEA Level 2 students - English and Science

Students with back pain, or skin allergies should give due consideration before undertaking this course.


To find out more check out beauty.eit.ac.nz

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BEAUTY & BODY THERAPY

HAIRDRESSINGEIT Pathway

National Certificate in Hairdressing Year 1


This new combination of Hair and Make-up design, is intended to give students the opportunity to learn

new skills to improve personal presentation when it comes to hair styling and make-up design.

Show your true style and follow your passion, there are lots of opportunities for qualified hairdressers and

make-up artists. You could create a career in local salons or head further afield, and maybe one day have

your own salon or clinic. For a professional stylist with a flair for hair and beauty, anything is possible.

The following courses include theory and practical components with some home study required. They are

suitable for entry level learners in the hairdressing industry.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

21941 v 2 Prepare hair for hairdressing service

under supervision

2 2

27644 v 2 Demonstrate knowledge of make-up

and design theory

2 4

Student numbers

12

Course length

4 days (school holidays)

5 days (semester time)

Dates

18 - 21 April (week 1 of school holidays),

Semester One: Fridays, 13 May - 10 June

11 - 14 July (week 1 of school holidays)

Semester Two: Fridays, 5 August - 2 September

26 - 29 September (week 1 of school holidays)

Times

9:00am - 4:00pm (school holidays)

9:00am - 3:00pm (semester time)

Venue

Salon Elite at EIT Hawke’s Bay

Cost

$350.00pp

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HAIRDRESSING

Hairdressing - Distance Learning

Units can be studied according to the interest and ability of the student.

Schools will receive the workbooks in PDF format and will need to print study material.

Students will complete written work and submit this to EIT for marking.

For all practical units, it is ESSENTIAL that students have practical work experience in a hairdressing salon.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

2866 v5 Shampoo hair and scalp 3 4

2869 v5 Apply treatments to hair and scalp 2 2

2873* v6

(theory)

Demonstrate knowledge of trichology 2 8

2891* v5

(theory)

Demonstrate knowledge of the history of

hair design

2 5

21939* v2

(theory)

Demonstrate knowledge of fashion trends

in relation to hairdressing

1 3

25791*

v1(theory)

Demonstrate knowledge of the neutralising

process and its effect on hair shaft

2 3

*Note

Units 2873, 2891, 21939 and 25791 are theory units only.

Practical Workshops

A one-day (6 hour) workshop at EIT Hawke’s Bay will be offered to distance students who MUST attend

during the year. Date to be confirmed subject to student numbers.

Cost

$125.00 per Unit Standard

All final assessments held at EIT will incur an additional charge. $9.50 per hour plus material costs.


To find out more check out hair.eit.ac.nz

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HAIRDRESSING

HEALTH, RECREATION & SPORT

Sport and Fitness

EIT Pathway

Certificate in Health and Fitness

Certificate in Sport and Health Massage


With a qualification in health, fitness, recreation and sport, you could manage a gym, sports science lab,

work with community groups, take on sports coaching or management roles, work in health promotion,

and get the satisfaction of helping individuals and teams perform at their best.

Sport and Fitness Distance Learning

This course can be studied according to the interest and ability of the student and is delivered at school

by an approved tutor with experience to deliver these units. A CV is required to be provided to EIT

showing evidence that the staff member has experience in the delivery of these types of units.

Schools will receive by email a delivery guide, workbooks and teaching resources. EIT can print the

student workbooks if requested. Schools are to submit work for moderation.

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

505 v6 Manage personal physical fitness with

guidance

1 3

7021 v3 Demonstrate exercise techniques 3 8

21794 v1 Demonstrate, instruct, and monitor

static stretching.

2 3

21795 v1 Demonstrate, instruct, and monitor

safe and correct use of cardiovascular

exercise equipment.

2 3

22768 v2 Conduct and review a beginner level

coaching session

(pre-requisite 20673).

3 6

22770 v2 Demonstrate knowledge of sports

coaching, the coaching environment,

and sport participants' needs.

2 4

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Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

22771 v2 Plan a beginner level coaching session for

sport participants

3 4

20673 v3 Demonstrate knowledge of injury

prevention and risk and injury

management in sport and recreation

3 4

Course Length

February - November

Dates and Times

Variable entry points

Cost

$72.00 per unit standard (Maximum of $288.00pp for 4 units or more)


To find out more check out sport.eit.ac.nz

Anatomy and Physiology

EIT Pathway

Diploma in Recreation and Sport and Bachelor of Recreation and Sport

Course length

17 teaching weeks

Hours

Four hours per week (over 2 days), consisting of lectures and practical sessions

Notes

Suitable for Year 13 students. They will join EIT classes by arrangement

Cost

$715.00pp

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National Certificate In Health, Disability and Aged Support (Core Competencies) (Level 3)

EIT Pathway

National Certificate in Mental Health and Addiction Support

Certificate in Health Science

Bachelor of Recreation and Sport Science


There are many highly rewarding jobs and careers working in community development, for not-for-profit

or sports organisations, disability providers, addiction and support services, rest homes and residential

community facilities.

Course length

Three days per week for 17 weeks

Dates

Semester One: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 16 February - 23 June

Semester Two: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 26 July - 24 November

Times

9.00am - 3.00pm

Note

Students join EIT classes by arrangement with Programme Coordinator.

Text

Sorrentino, Gorek-Mosby’s Textbook for Long Term Nursing Assistants 2nd edition

(approximately $120.00)

Cost $784.00 (approximately)

For further information regarding Unit Standards and Practicum activities, please request this information

from the Career Express Coordinator

To find out more check out health.eit.ac.nz

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AGRICULTURAL

In partnership with Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT)

Agricultural STAR Courses

EIT Pathway

National Certificate in Agriculture (General Skills) Level 2

National Certificate in Farming Skills (Work Ready) Level 3


Level

Number

of Credits

Days to

Complete

Introduction to Motorcycles 2 6 5

Animal Handling 2 5 4

Introduction to Chainsaws 2 5 4

Programmes align with vocational pathways - primary industries sector related units.

Practical, hands-on training. Suitable for schools with no agriculture offering or as an accompaniment to

in-schools agriculture training.

Dates

Delivered in the first week of the school holidays, but also can be delivered in term time if required.

Times

9.00am - 4.00pm

Cost

$65.00 per student, per day


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AGRICULTURAL

MĀORI STUDIESEIT Pathway

Bachelor of Arts (Māori)


You can work in government departments, hospital boards, teaching (kohanga, primary, secondary, and

tertiary), or work with local iwi as a liaison or policy advisor. You could work in television and radio as a

reporter, scriptwriter, announcer or bilingual researcher. You can also take on key roles at your own marae

and within your whanau, hapu and iwi.

Many employees now prefer bilingual and bicultural employees, especially since Te Reo Māori became

an official language of New Zealand.

If you have identified unit standards via the Vocational Pathways or other areas of interest that you would

like delivered, we can create a course to suit your student’s needs:


To find out more check out maori.eit.ac.nz

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MĀORI STUDIES

TOURISM & TRAVEL EIT Pathway

Certificate in Tourism and Travel


Hospitality and tourism are of huge importance to the New Zealand economy. New Zealand’s unique

location and scenery make it a popular visitor destination and well trained staff are vital to any successful

tourism or hospitality operation. Career pathways can include employment as a travel consultant, tour

guide, in a visitor information centre, rental vehicle personnel, customs personnel and airline ground staff.




To find out more check out tourism.eit.ac.nz

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TOURISM & TRAVEL

ideaschool Arts and Thinking

EIT Pathway

Certificate in Introduction to Visual Arts and Design

Certificate in Fashion Apparel

Certificate in Contemporary Music Performance

Diploma in Screen Production


The creative industries are the fastest growing economic sector world-wide. You could work as a graphic

designer, art director, musician, filmmaker, fashion designer and in many other roles, or create a future as a

fine artist. Our project-based programmes prepare you for real-world paying careers.

ideaschool’s arts and design studios, screen production studios, fashion workrooms and music studios are

deemed to be some of the best facilities at a tertiary institute in New Zealand.




To find out more check out ideaschool.eit.ac.nz

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ideaschool

SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMESWe have a range of offerings during the School Holidays.

Please request a copy of the ‘STAR School Holiday’ flyer from the EIT Career Express Coordinator

SHORT COURSES

Junior Chef Holiday Programme

EIT Pathway

NZ Certificate in Food & Beverage Service

This course is for students who are 14 years or older and still attending a secondary school. Learn about

basic food safety, followed by hands-on instruction in preparing a wide range of items.

Student numbers

12 - 16

Course length

15 hours (3 x 5 hours)

Note

All students must be 14 years or over.

Dates

11 - 13 July (week 1 of school holidays)

26 - 28 September (week 1 of school holidays)

Times

9.00am - 3.00pm

Cost

$160.00

Venue

EIT Main Campus, Taradale, P block

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Certificate in Food Safety

EIT Pathway

NZ Certificate in Food & Beverage Service Professional Restaurant Service

This course meets the Napier City Council and the Hastings District Council Food Safety bylaws

(Level 1 and 2).

Unit

Standard


Level

Number

of Credits

167 Practise food safety methods in a food

business under supervision

2 4

20666 Demonstrate basic knowledge of

contamination hazards and control

methods used in a food business

2 2

Duration

Two days

Date

18 - 19 April

18 - 19 July

3 - 4 October

Time

9.00am - 3.00pm

Cost

$285.00

Venue

EIT Main Campus, Taradale, P Block

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Bar Tenders Certificate

EIT Pathway

NZ Certificate in Food & Beverage Service Professional Restaurant Service

Learn the principles and practices of bartending, host responsibility and how to serve beer, wine and

spirits. Students must be 18 years or older.

Duration

Three days

Dates

5 - 7 October

Time

9.00am - 4.00pm

Cost

$200.00

Venue

EIT Main Campus, Taradale, Room P114

Note This is not the Bar Managers (LCQ) qualification

Introduction to Gas, Arc, and MIG Welding

EIT Pathway

Certificate in Engineering Trades

An introduction to gas, arc and MIG welding.

Register your interest for the introductory welding courses.

Duration

Seven nights - (one night per week)

Date

May (confirm with EIT Career Express Coordinator)

Time

6.00pm - 8.30pm

Cost

$500.00 approximately (confirm with EIT Career Express Coordinator)

Venue

EIT Main Campus, Taradale, T Block

Note Please bring a verified copy of your passport or birth certificate when enrolling


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GENERAL INFORMATION

General Information

■ Courses in this directory are based on previous school requests and are intended as a guide only.

■ New courses have been introduced to meet identified student needs.

■ Some courses have been brought into alignment with full-time EIT programmes. This can mean

savings for students in time and fees for full-time courses if successfully completed. EIT will continue

to work with schools to achieve curriculum alignment in other subject areas in 2016.

■ Articulation agreements may be discussed with Deans and Heads of School for subject areas where

school staff are able to teach and assess courses under EIT Hawke’s Bay accreditation.

■ Places may be negotiated for individual secondary students on some full-time or degree

programmes. In these instances fees are calculated according to the credits the course carries.

■ It is the responsibility of the school to forward course results to NZQA.

Career Express And Holiday Course Bookings

■ School staff please contact the Career Express Coordinator at EIT Hawke’s Bay.

■ Students please contact the Careers Department/STAR Advisor at your school.

Course Confirmation

■ When negotiations are completed a detailed Course Confirmation Agreement will be sent to the

school. Please return a signed copy of this agreement to the STAR Coordinator at

EIT Hawke’s Bay. This is required BEFORE enrolments can be processed.

■ The agreement then becomes a binding contract for course delivery.

Reporting

■ Progress reports will be provided for students attending courses of more than 40 hours.

■ Attendance registers will be kept for all courses.

■ Student outcomes will be reported to the school upon completion of each course.

■ It is the responsibility of the school to forward results to NZQA.

■ Certificates will be issued to students only if this is indicated under course information in this

STAR Directory.

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Invoicing

■ Schools will be invoiced for STAR activity at the end of the month in which that

activity commences.

■ If students are paying for holiday courses themselves then payment should be returned with

their enrolment.

Withdrawal/Refund Policy

■ If students withdraw from any course later than one week prior to commencement,

schools may still be charged.

■ If student numbers then fall below the minimum required for that course, cancellation will be at the

discretion of the faculty.

EIT Hawke’s Bay Career Express Fee Schedule

■ Charges for STAR courses are calculated at a rate of $9.50 per student per hour.

■ All fees include GST.

■ Charges for materials/consumables have been included in the fee for each course, unless

otherwise stated.

■ EIT Hawke’s Bay reserves the right to negotiate further charges if:

■ More than one re-sit is required.

■ Tutor/student transport is provided to delivery sites outside the Napier, Hastings,

Havelock North and Central Hawke’s Bay areas.

■ Extra course materials are required.

Assessment

■ Where full course delivery is at EIT Hawke’s Bay, assessment costs are included.

■ Where EIT Hawke’s Bay tutors assess courses run at your premises, assessment costs are additional

to delivery costs and will be negotiated.

Articulation Agreements

■ Fees will depend on the selection of course and agreement schedule.

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