Annual Report 2009 (PDF 2 MB) - Wellington Institute of Technology

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Performance Targets 2008 Actual 2009 Target 2009 AchievementsProportion of international students 4.5% 87% 92% Success rate 85% > 83% 86%Satisfaction level of international students 98% > 98% 100%Number of international relationships developed or maintained 22 > 18 20Number of Memoranda of Understanding and bilateralagreements with overseas tertiary education institutionsStrategic Goal Two – Collaboration and Partnership2.1 Regional FacilitationPLANNED ACTIONDevelop understanding of needs of Pacifika people to supportsocial and economic development for the Wellington region18 > 18 18ACHIEVEMENTA fono was held with members of the Pacific Island community toidentify Pasifika people needs in relation to tertiary education needs,gaps and priorities. The findings of this consultation were published on4the Regional Facilitation wiki site.STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES AND SERVICE PERFORMANCEA report containing recommendations for Wellington Institute ofTechnology implementation was considered by Academic Board forimplementation in 2010.Contribute to the development of Wellington Regional Strategy Three Regional Facilitation reports were produced during 2009: An updated Regional Facilitation Report, A reviewed Mana Whenua view of Tertiary Education Needs,Gaps and Priorities, and Regional Facilitation: Pasifika peoples viewLinda Sissons continued to chair the Wellington Regional LabourMarket Strategy Tertiary Sector working group.Measures of performance against TES PrioritiesPerformance Targets 2008 Actual 2009 Target 2009 AchievementsRegional Facilitation report updated Completed Updated An update was completed and published.Number of meetings held with stakeholders12 meetingsheld/attended6 A wiki was used during 2009 as the key consultativeprocess. In addition to the wiki process, twosignificant meetings were held with stakeholdergroups.A letter was received from the TEC in Octoberindicating that from 2010, ITPs will not be expected tolead the Regional Facilitation process or completeupdated regional statements of tertiary educationneeds, priorities and gaps.4http://wellingtoneducationneeds.wikispaces.com/2009+Regional+Facilitation+UpdateWELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 ANNUAL REPORT21
STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES AND SERVICE PERFORMANCE2.2 Relationships with Industry and ITOs to Support Economic TransformationPLANNED ACTIONDevelop a workplace delivery strategy in conjunction withindustry and ITOsStrengthen our relationships with key ITOs so they are equal,respectful and long-termResearch drivers of productivity in SMEsACHIEVEMENTOur Industry Advisory Group/Committee structures were reviewed anda new model of industry engagement was developed and trialled toachieve greater strategic input into programme development anddelivery.A forum of Council and advisory committee chairs was held to improvecommunication between stakeholders and governance.ITOs were represented on relevant Advisory Committees.During 2009, the Centre for Smart Product along with teaching schoolsprovided a resource to key industries and communities of interestwithin the Wellington region as well as supporting the development ofinnovation centres and incubators. Work in this area resulted in Design and development projects undertaken in partnershipwith industry or community:- 17 major projects for industry progressed and/or completed- 30 projects for industry completed- 4 projects for the community completed Technology development and transfer projects- 2 projects completed Consultancies- 23 consultancies completed including 4 internationalconsultancies Production of commercialisable outputs- 6 outputs completedDevelop our internal structures and systems to supportproductivity developmentThe future operation of the Centre for Smart Product was determinedand new structure established. A new Advisory Board was formed andmet for first time in the fourth quarter.Institutional Measures: Industry engagementPerformance Targets 2008 Actual 2009 Target 2009 AchievementsNumber of needs assessments undertaken 15 > 15 22Number of SME Strategic Capability Development Reportscompleted0 > 0 05Number of r&d “jumpstart” projects completed 19 > 19 37Number of technology development and transfer activitiesundertaken30 > 30 312.3 Relationships with other providersPLANNED ACTIONDevelop and implement a plan of Wellington RegionalPolytechnic Federation projectsWork with Whitireia to develop Regional Facilitation roleACHIEVEMENT A project examining the shared provision of creativeprogrammes in 2 Federation members’ portfolios wasundertaken. A Certificate in Preparation for Tertiary Study (Level 3)programme was jointly developed (with Victoria University ofWellington). A Human Resource Management tool was developed by the 3members. A joint records management project was worked on by the 3members.AchievedRefer 2.1 Regional Facilitation5WelTec term to define our innovative approach with industry22WELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 ANNUAL REPORT
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