PROSPECTUS 2012 - Wellington Institute of Technology

welcGreetings, Kia Ora, Talofa Lava, Kia Orana,ni sa Bula Vinaka, Kaise Hai, Malo e Lelei,Halo Olgeta, Taloha ni, Bozu, Fakalofa LahiAtu, Annyong haseyo, Neih hou, NamasteGetting a job, being promoted at work, reskillingfor the future – we deliver practical, relevantqualifications designed to enhance your career andemployment options.You will find that we are future-focused. Our teachingstaff are specialists and researchers in their fields,and we are investing in exciting new technology toensure that we remain at the leading edge of trainingand learning in New Zealand.02 | weltec.ac.nz

how toThe enrolment process is aseasy as these 5 simple steps1Complete an enrolment formby post toin personWellington Institute of Technology,Private Bag 39814, Lower Hutt 5045.you can enrol in person at any of ourcampuses – Auckland, Christchurch,Petone or Wellington CBD.For more information or assistance in deciding whatto study before you enrol, you can contact one of ourStudent Advisors.0800 935 832studentadvisors@weltec.ac.nz2Your application to enrol is reviewedagainst the entry requirements foryour chosen programmeIf you don’t meet the entry critera, most of our programmeshave special admission options. We can meet with you to discussyour options.If you are over 20 years old, and a New Zealand citizen or permanentresident, you may apply to WelTec for entry into a programme.We will contact you if we need further information.For more information on specific entry requirements, seewww.weltec.ac.nz/entry06 | weltec.ac.nz

suppoAs well as friendly tutorsand a practical learningenvironment, we offer arange of support services.For more detailed information about theservices available at each campus:• Wellington CBD• Petone• Christchurch• Aucklandplease refer to the student services section atwww.weltec.ac.nz/studentsupportAcademic SupportThe WelTec Learning Commonsprovides a range of services to helpstudents with learning.Ability ResourcesOur Ability Resources team is available tohelp support students with impairments.This is a free, confidential service.We encourage you to contact the teamprior to enrolment to ensure that we canmeet your needs.Help DeskThe student help desk is available tosupport students – both on and offcampus – by phone, text or email.Learning SupportIf you need assistance with your learning,the Learning Support team can provideyou with free, informal support.08 | weltec.ac.nz

tAccommodationLibraryOur friendly staff are happy to help withlibrary and information services to supportyour learning, including books, journals,video and electronic resources forcoursework.Student HealthServicesA range of health services are available forstudents. First aid treatment is available onall campuses. Details of wellness clinicsare regularly published on the studentintranet and notice boards.A free student counselling service isavailable to help you manage problemsthat may affect your learning. This serviceis independent and totally confidential.ChildcareTe Whare Ako is WelTec’s childcare centre,built specifically to provide care for thechildren of WelTec students and staff.www.weltec.ac.nz/tewhareakoLooking for a place to stay while youstudy? Whether you are a short-term,long-term or an international studentnewly arrived in New Zealand, we canfind an option to suit you.www.weltec.ac.nz/accommodationStudents AssociationWelTecSA independently supportsand represents all WelTec students.It has an office in the Student Hub atthe Petone campus.www.weltec.ac.nz/weltecsaWelTec InternationalWelTec International is the first point ofcontact for all new and future internationalstudents. The friendly and welcomingstaff can assist with inquiries, enrolments,student visa applications, and all studentsupport issues for international students.www.weltec.ac.nz/internationalTe Whare Awhina andMaori Student SupportTe Whare Awhina is a centre created tosupport the success and participation ofMaori students at WelTec. Concepts ofManakitanga and Awhina guide the centre.• Study Groups• Advice• WelTec/Tamaiti WhangaiMentoring Support• Academic Assistance• Cultural and Personal Supportwww.weltec.ac.nz/MaoriWelTecPacific Peoples’Student SupportEducational support is provided tostudents of Pacific ethnicity through thePasifika Centre.Frequently, the Pacific students meetinformally to share information on eventsand successes, usually over Pacific foodsprovided by the centre.www.weltec.ac.nz/Pasifikaatweltec09

cadetsEarn while you learnand gain essential workexperience.Work on real projects forsome of New Zealand’sleading companies.Excellent opportunitiesfor employmentWelTec Cadetships are a fantasticopportunity to get into one of severalexciting careers, and provide you with anexcellent opportunity to gain valuable workexperience.Depending on the programme of study,successful applicants studying towards adiploma or degree may receive assistancewith tuition fees, gain paid work experienceand may receive part-time or holiday work.10 | weltec.ac.nz

hipsSubject areascadetships arecurrently available in• Civil Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering• Quantity Surveying• Construction Management• Architectural Technology• Creative Technologies• Information TechnologyTo find out more about your options forbecoming a New Professional,contact us on 0800 935 832 or visitwww.weltec.ac.nzScholarshipsWelTec offers a wide variety of scholarshipopportunities and we encourage you to apply forthe scholarships on offer.You will need to meet certain criteria to be eligiblebut that doesn’t necessarily mean you have tohave had previous academic or school successes.If you are motivated and passionate about whatyou plan to study and you can show a willingnessto succeed, you should consider applying.Scholarship details are regularly updated, visit ourwebsite to find out more.www.weltec.ac.nz11

youngerWe offer greatprogrammes designedfor students who arestill at secondary school,or who have just left.The fees for these programmes are coveredby the government’s Youth GuaranteeScheme so there is no cost to you.Entry to these programmes is limited soapply today to secure your spot.Youth Guarantee SchemeIf you’re 16-17 years old, and ready to movebeyond school, this is a great opportunity tostudy and gain practical skills.Youth Guarantee is an exciting initiative whichoffers you the chance to study fee-free for oneyear in a range of WelTec programmes.Focus your studies on your area of interest, andon successful completion you’ll be equipped togo onto further study or enterthe workforce.Is Youth Guaranteefor me?This programme is designed for students who:• are 16-17 years old• want to enrol for full-timestudy for a year• feel that the secondary schoolenvironment is not for them• are new to tertiary study• are New Zealand citizensor residents.12 | weltec.ac.nz

learnersHow Does theProgramme Work?As a Youth Guarantee student, you willbe a full-time student attending ourmainstream WelTec courses and withaccess to all the WelTec services andsupport that our students enjoy. The onlydifference is that your fees are paid by agovernment-financed Youth Guaranteegrant.To qualify for the Youth Guarantee scheme,you need to study selected Level 2 or 3courses for a full year. This can be eitherone full year, or two half-year programmes.Because the programmes are free, youare not eligible for Student Loans includingloans for course-related costs. This maymean that there are certain expenses thatyou will need to meet, an example is thecost of transport to and from the WelTeccampus. You may be eligible for studentallowances and you should visit studylink.govt.nz for more information.WelTec is accepting applications for YouthGuarantee places in 2012 now.You can request an application pack byvisiting any WelTec campus, phoning astudent advisor on 0800 935 832 or emailinformation@weltec.ac.nzWellington TradesAcademyStudents enrolled in the Trades Academystudy full-time and gain credits for bothNCEA Level 2 and a chosen area of thetrades. You also have the opportunityto retain your links with your secondaryschool and the year’s timetable is basedon secondary school’s terms and hours.WelTec’s Trades Academy is a supportivetertiary learning environment which isspecifically designed to provide a bridgefrom secondary studies.Read more about the Trades Academy onpage 62.STAR(Secondary TertiaryAlignment Resource)If you’re still at school, you can attendWelTec part-time as part of the STARprogramme. You’ll gain an introduction toa subject area of interest to you and seewhether this is something that you mightlike to do as a full-time WelTec student.ScholarshipsWelTec offers a variety of scholarshipswhich are specifically designed to providesupport and assistance to youngerlearners. Information is updated on theWelTec website regularly so check thereto find application information and closingdates, or you may phone a student advisoron 0800 935 832 or emailinformation@weltec.ac.nz13

CERTIFICATE IN TRAUMA STUDIES | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB, JULY & NOV17 WEEKS (PART-TIME)DISTANCE LEARNING(With workshops in Wellington, Aucklandor Christchurch)PART-TIMEHV4335Become better prepared to provide support incrisis situations with training in trauma studies.The certificate provides you with an excellentintroduction to the topic of trauma studies, withthe option to continue to complete three additionalpapers to gain a Diploma in Trauma Management.Throughout the programme, you’ll explore thecommon responses to loss, change and grief andlearn about the impact of trauma on the individualand the group.Entry requirements*A level 3 qualification or its equivalent on theNational Qualifications Framework.CERTIFICATE IN Supervision(Human Services) | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODETBA17 WEEKSWELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDCHRISTCHURCH2 BLOCK COURSESHV4336A sound theoretical and practical foundation inthe knowledge and skills required for supervisorypractice within a human services environment.Entry requirements*42 credits at NCEA level 3, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 in each of two subjects, oran equivalent qualification. You also need to havea minimum of two years’ full-time employment(or equivalent) in a relevant human services fieldand a minimum of 20 hours’ experience of beingsupervised. Access to people you supervise isalso required.Diploma in Trauma management | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB, JULY & NOV1 YEAR (PART-TIME)DISTANCE LEARNING(With workshops in Wellington, Aucklandor Christchurch)PART-TIMEHV4332Gain a deeper understanding of the effect oftrauma in a crisis situation. Through this diploma,you’ll discuss and describe appropriate responsesto critical occurrences and increase your overallunderstanding of trauma and its impact on theindividual psyche.Entry requirements*A Level 4 qualification or its equivalent on theNational Qualifications Framework. Students willneed to be working in either paid or voluntary workwith people and groups who are experiencingtrauma.DIPLOMA IN HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY:HAUORA HINENGARO | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY1 YEAR (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4314Explore your career options with healthpsychology. Designed for students who arereturning to study, this introductory programmeprovides you with the opportunity to discover moreabout human behaviour. Health Psychology willtake you on a journey to explore how our attitudes– and those expressed by friends, family and themedia – influence our health.Entry requirements*36 credits at NCEA level 2 in three subjects, or anequivalent qualification. You will need access to apersonal computer with internet access.At WelTec I gained greatinsight about myself, but moreimportantly I learnt skills thatenabled me to help people findtheir own personal growth andwholeness.WENDY DAWSONCounsellor, Salvation ArmyBachelor of alcoholand drug studies* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry15

Certificate in alcohol and drugstudies (support work) | L5Diploma in Alcohol and DrugStudies | L6BACHELOR OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGSTUDIES | L7START DATEFebSTART DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYDURATION1 year (part-time)DURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)DURATION3 YEARS (FULL-TIME)LOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDCHRISTCHURCHLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDAUCKLAND, ROTORUACHRISTCHURCHLOCATIONOther satellite locationsavailable.WELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDCHRISTCHURCH (PART-TIME)STUDY OPTIONSpart-timeSTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODEHV4214PROG CODEHV4213PROG CODECT3718Develop an understanding of addictive behavioursand a practical knowledge of the managementand prevention of addiction disorders.Entry requirements*As for the Bachelor of Alcohol and Drug Studies.Gain an advanced level of understanding ofaddictive behaviour. Learn to critically examineand conduct effective methods of intervention,management and prevention for people withaddiction issues.Entry requirements*As for Bachelor of Alcohol and Drug Studies.New Zealand’s only Bachelor of Alcohol andDrug Studies. This degree provides you withexpertise to work with people whose lives havebeen affected by addictions including substancemisuse and drug dependency. On completionof your studies, you will be eligible to apply formembership with DAPAANZ (The AddictionPractitioners’ Association, Aotearoa-NewZealand).Entry requirements*42 credits at NCEA level 3, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 in each of three subjects, oran equivalent qualification. You need access to apersonal computer with internet access and will berequired to undergo a police check.diploma in counsellingapplied | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB2 YEARs (FULL-TIME)Wellington cbd& aucklandFULL & PART-TIMEHV4248Comprising the first two years of the Bachelorof Counselling, you will gain a comprehensiveunderstanding of counselling models andapproaches.Entry requirements*As for the Bachelor of Counselling.Bachelor of Counselling | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY3 YEARS (FULL-TIME)WELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDFULL & PART-TIMECT3709Start your life-changing career in the field ofprofessional counselling. This degree will provideyou with the opportunity to learn a wide range ofleading models and approaches. On completionof your studies, you will be able to apply forprovisional membership with NZAC (New ZealandAssociation of Counsellors).Entry requirements*42 credits at NCEA level 3, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 in each of three subjects, oran equivalent qualification. You need access toa personal computer with internet access and willbe required to undergo a police check.16 | weltec.ac.nz

The knowledge I have gained atWelTec has been invaluable, it hasenabled me to do the work I amcurrently employed to do.Sharon Goodier | GraduateBachelor of CounsellingBACHELOR OF YOUTHDEVELOPMENT | L7GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADDICTIONSTUDIES | L7GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THEORY OFADDICTIONS | L7START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEb & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYDURATION3 YEARsDURATION1 year (FULL-TIME)DURATION1 yearLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEPetoneFULL & Part-TIMEHV4349The Bachelor of Youth development has beendesigned to help you become a confident andcapable youth practitioner. Your studies willencourage you to reflect on the issues andinfluences that impact young people in AotearoaNew Zealand. You will learn about the social andpsychological development of youth, and howto apply the latest positive development andstrengths-based approaches to your practice withindividuals, groups and communities.Entry requirements*42 credits at level 3 or higher, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of twosubjects, with a further 14 credits at level 3 orhigher taken from one or two additional subjects.A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at level 1 orhigher, and a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level2 or higher (4 credits in reading and 4 credits inwriting); or achieved a level 4, 5 or 6 qualificationin a related field; or equivalent personal, practical,professional or educational experience of anappropriate kind. You are required to undergo apolice check and provide evidence of working withyoung people.You will require access to a personal computerwith internet access.LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEWELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDCHRISTCHURCHFULL & PART-TIMEHV4350Broaden your knowledge and skills in themanagement of clients with complex addictivedisorders. Gain real experience with New Zealandclinical work placements.Entry requirements*Students are required to have a degree, or haveequivalent practical, professional or educationalexperience in a relevant field. This may includeother Level 6 or 7 qualifications. Students alsoneed to demonstrate appropriate clinical practiceexperience in addictions or in another relevantfield. Students need access to a personalcomputer with internet access and are required toundergo a police check.LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEWELLINGTON CBDAUCKLANDFULL & PART-TIMEHV4421Enhance your theoretical understanding ofaddiction disorders and broaden your knowledgeand skill base relating to the psychogenesis ofaddictions.Entry requirements*Students are required to have attained a degree,or have equivalent practical, professional oreducational experience in a relevant field. Thismay include other Level 6 or 7 qualifications.Students will need access to a personal computerwith internet access.* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL17

Animal Healthand HusbandryVeterinary Nursing | Animal CareGet a qualification for the real world through workplacements, clinical skills and learning with animals on site.Learn from lecturers who are highly qualified with a wealth ofexperience in their chosen fields.Gain an NZQA qualification that is registered and recognisednationwide.LEVEL 5LEVEL 2CertificateCertificateCareer OpportunitiesAnimal Control Officer | Dog Daycare WorkerGrooming Assistant | Kennel/Cattery AttendantPet Shop Employee | Pet Sitting | SPCA OfficerVeterinary Nurse | Animal Food/Product – RepresentativesThink Animal Health & Husbandryis the right career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz18 | weltec.ac.nz

National Certificate inAnimal Care | L2National Certificate inVeterinary Nursing | L5START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEAPRILDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION23 WEEKSLOCATIONTBALOCATIONPETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODENC5444NQPROG CODE NC5418 NQMake a start on your career working withanimals. This certificate combines theory withpractical hands-on experience to develop yourunderstanding of animal care and handling,animal behaviour, first aid, anatomy andphysiology, and working safely and ethically.You’ll get the opportunity to put theory intopractice through taking responsibility for the careof on-site animals on a rotational basis, as well asself-directed work experience.Entry requirements*Nine NCEA level 2 credits in a science subject(preferably biology) and 12 NCEA level 1 credits inboth literacy and numeracy or an equivalent.Introduction to Anatomy andPhysiology | L2**This certificate has a strong emphasis ondeveloping theoretical and practical skills,with a focus on achieving clinical skills throughwork experience and attending surgery days.It provides the knowledge and clinical experienceto care for sick and injured animals within aveterinary setting. Programme content includessurgical nursing, medical nursing, general nursingskills and veterinary business skills.Entry requirements*50 credits NCEA Level 2 with a minimum of 12credits in each of 3 subjects, which must includeEnglish, Maths and either Biology, Chemistry orPhysics; and successful completion of NationalCertificate in Animal Care (L2); and provideevidence of involvement with animal care, welfareand handling; evidence of dealing with the public.START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEDec, FEB & June***4 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEhv4467Get the right start on your studies at WelTec withan introduction to anatomy and physiology.This programme will prepare you for further studyat Level 3 and above in a tertiary institution,in programmes that require knowledge of anatomyand physiology, including Exercise Science,Beauty Therapy and Animal Care.Entry requirements*Entry is open.Animal care is a lot more than just thecare of animals – you learn about diseases,health and safety, anatomy and physiology.The work placements are great. I like theteaching style at WelTec – it’s interactiveand the tutors are always there to help.Aleisha RumbalNational Certificate in Veterinary NursingNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** Completion of this programme assists with, but does notguarantee entry into, other programmes of study at WelTec.*** SUBJECT TO CHANGE19

AutomotiveTechnologyAutomotive Engineering | Motorcycle EngineeringAutomotive Electrical/Electronics | RefinishingPanelbeating | Diesel EngineeringLearn in our Autotronics Lab and specialist automotiveworkshops with the latest equipment.Complete work experience placements throughout yourstudies to gain invaluable experience and assist you tofind employment upon completion of your studies.There is the opportunity to complete the City and GuildDiploma or Advanced Diploma – recognised in over 140countries around the world.WelTec is a preferred provider of automotiveengineering programmes by the Motor Industry TrainingOrganisation (MITO).LEVEL 4LEVEL 2CertificateCertificateWellington Trades AcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theirautomotive training and career by enrolling at theWellington Trades Academy while being dual-enrolled attheir secondary school.Career OpportunitiesAutomotive Engineer | Automotive Electrical EngineerMechanic | Motorcycle Engineer | Diesel EngineerService Manager | Panelbeater | Motor Industry TechnicianSales Representative | Automotive RefinisherThink Automotive Technology the rightcareer choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz20 | weltec.ac.nz

BuiltEnvironmentArchitectural Draughting | Construction ManagementQuantity SurveyingDesigned by industry for industry, you’ll get a qualificationthat is recognised and relevant nationwide.Take on real-world projects, go on site visits and listen tovisiting industry specialists.Take your drawings to the next level with training in ArchiCADand get free student software.LEVEL 6LEVEL 5National DiplomaCertificateCareer OpportunitiesArchitectural Designer | Architectural TechnicianBuilding Inspector | Construction Manager | ConsultantDraughtsperson | Financial Manager | Property ManagerQuantity Surveyor | Quantity Survey TechnicianThink Built Environment is the rightcareer choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz22 | weltec.ac.nz

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE INCONSTRUCTION TRADES (MAINCONTRACT SUPERVISION) | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEVARIOUS2 YEARSPETONEPART-TIMEnc1662NQGain skills and knowledge essential forcontract supervision: preparing order lists for asmall commercial or large residential project;supervising the installation of ground retentionsystems, non-structural exterior buildingsystems, structural precast concrete units, andproprietary ceiling and wall systems; supervisingsub-trade workers for the installation of serviceson a small commercial or large residentialsite; weatherproofing buildings; and buildingconstruction methods for a small commercial orlarge residential project.This programme also includes the NationalCertificate in Construction Trades (Supervisor)(Level 4) with an optional strand in BusinessManagement.Entry requirements*National Certificate in Carpentry or equivalent.National Diploma inArchitectural Technology | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEND0357NQContent includes: developing building concepts;preparing working drawings for residential,commercial and industrial buildings; andevaluating principles of architectural design.Meets the academic requirements of theNew Zealand Institute of Building and allows youto become an associate member of the DesignAssociation of New Zealand.Entry requirements*50 credits at level 2 or above, with at least 12credits in each of 3 subjects, or achieved a level 3or 4 qualification in a related field.Student Work by Kenneth LandallNational Diploma in quantitySurveying | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEND0358NQContent includes: tendering for work; estimatingand cost planning; and valuing building worksfor quantity surveying. This diploma meets theacademic requirements of the New ZealandInstitute of Building and affiliate membership of theNew Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors.Entry requirements*50 credits at level 2 or above with at least 12credits in each of 3 subjects Or Achieved a level 3or 4 qualification in a related field.National Diploma inConstruction Management | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSFEB2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODEND5352NQContent includes: tendering; management ofconstruction programmes; planning; health andsafety; and site management. This diploma meetsthe academic requirements for the New ZealandInstitute of Building Surveyors and New ZealandInstitute of Building.Entry requirements*50 credits at level 2 or above, with at least 12credits in each of 3 subjects, or achieved a level 3or 4 qualification in a related field.With an interest in the construction industry,I knew this course would provide the knowledge toget ahead. I enjoy that the classes are small andteachers are available and approachable.WelTec was the better option – with their practicalhands-on approach which benefitted me.Jamal RautaoNational Diploma in Architectural TechnologyNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry23

BusinessAdministrationAdministration | Secretarial | Office TechnologyReception | Office ManagementOur applied programmes ensure your qualification isrelevant, practical and in-demand by employers.Links with industry provide opportunities for work placementat Level 4.Your experience will be as close to the real world as it gets.Learn from industry-experienced tutors who are experts intheir respective fields.LEVEL 4LEVEL 3National CertificateLEVEL 2National CertificateNational CertificateCertificateCareer OpportunitiesExecutive Assistant | Customer Service Team LeaderSupervisor | Marketing Co-ordinator | AdministratorExecutive Receptionist | Office ManagerFrontline Receptionist | Contact Centre OperatorPersonal Assistant | Customer Service OfficerRetailer / Merchandiser | Senior AdministratorThink Business Administration is theright career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz24 | weltec.ac.nz

NATIONAL Certificate in BusinessAdministration and COMPUTING | L2NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESSADMINISTRATION AND COMPUTING | L3START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION17 WEEKSLOCATIONPETONELOCATIONPETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODENC0008NQPROG CODENC0633NQThis certificate is ideal if you are a school leaveror wanting to gain entry-level competence,knowledge and skills for a pathway to furthereducation and training. It features wordprocessing, key-boarding, data entry, customerservice, personal presentation and interview skills.Entry requirements*Open Entry.Offers an intermediate level of study to developyour existing skills and prepare you for a career inan office environment. Features work-ready skillsin business administration, customer service,team skills and computer applications.Entry requirements*8 credits NCEA Level 1 in literacy (reading andwriting) and 8 credits NCEA Level 1 in numeracy(maths); or equivalent qualifications or experience.CERTIFICATE IN SECRETARIALCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS | L3National Certificate in BusinessAdministration | L4START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION17 WEEKSLOCATIONWellington CbdLOCATIONPETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4165NQPROG CODE NC0634 NQAn ideal qualification if you want to learncomputing applications and/or update existingskills. Also appropriate for graduates orprofessionals wanting work-ready computing skillsto increase employment opportunities here andoverseas.Entry requirements*12 credits NCEA level 1 in literacy; or equivalentqualifications/experience.Offers an advanced level of study if you areseeking a career in an office environment.It features applied learning in businessadministration and office functions, team skills andsupporting computer applications.Entry requirements*48 credits NCEA Level 1 including 8 credits inliteracy (reading and writing) and 8 credits innumeracy (maths); or equivalent qualifications/experience.My experience at WelTec gave mean edge. I really enjoyed the smallclasses and friendly teaching staff.I felt like I was producing workthat I’d actually be using in theworkplace.ALICE CHADWICKProduct Developer, Stotts Cengage EducationCERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (L4)NQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry25

BusinessManagementAccounting | Human Resources | ManagementMarketingOur applied programmes ensure your qualification isrelevant, practical and in-demand by employers.Our strong links with industry mean you will have theopportunity to work on projects with businesses.Our programmes give you the flexibility to study full-time orpart-time at our Petone or Wellington CBD Campuses.Learn from industry-experienced tutors who are experts intheir respective fields.LEVEL 6LEVEL 5New Zealand Institute ofManagement DiplomaNational CertificateDiplomaNew Zealand DiplomaCareer OpportunitiesAccounting Technician | General ManagerHuman Resources Officer | Financial Advisor | Audit AssistantThink Business Management is theright career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz26 | weltec.ac.nz

National Certificate in FinancialServices (Financial Advice) | L5NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS| L6DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING(ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN) | L6START DATEMARCH & JULYSTART DATEFEB, JULY & NOVSTART DATEFEB, JULY & NOVDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)DURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)LOCATIONWELLINGTON CBD,PETONE & AUCKLANDLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBD& PETONELOCATIONWELLINGTON CBD& PETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODE NC1476 NQThis nationally recognised qualification isdesigned for people in the financial servicessector who are working or seeking work as afinancial adviser, and who specialise in investmentadvice, insurance advice or residential propertylending advice. The programme will be deliveredin a blended way which means attendance attimetabled facilitation sessions and completingassessment via the WelTec e-learning system.Entry requirements*Must be employed in the Financial Services Sectorand have basic computer literacy. In addition, youmust satisfy academic and English language entrycriteria.PROG CODE NC5121 NQChoose from a variety of courses that cover acomprehensive range of subject areas.You may opt for courses that give you a broadrange of business skills or combine courses thatwill prepare you for a more specialised role inaccountancy, marketing, human resources ormanagement.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2 with at least 12 creditsin each of three subjects, including a minimum ofeight literacy (reading and writing) credits at level2; or an equivalent qualification.DIPLOMA IN Marketing | L6PROG CODE HV4367 NQTo study in this diploma, you will need to enrol in aNew Zealand Diploma in Business course.The 12-course Diploma in Accounting providesthe requirements for entry into the College ofAccounting Technicians of the New ZealandInstitute of Chartered Accountants.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2 with at least 12 creditsin each of three subjects, including a minimum ofeight literacy (reading and writing) credits at level2; or an equivalent qualification.NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OFMANAGEMENT DIPLOMA INMANAGEMENT | L5START DATEFEB, JULY & NOVSTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONFeb, July & Nov1½ YEARS (FULL-TIME)WELLINGTON CBD& PETONEDURATION34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)STUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMELOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSWELLINGTON CBD& PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODE HV4369 NQA broad-based qualification comprising sixNew Zealand Diploma in Business courses, four ofwhich are compulsory. Often studied concurrentlywith the New Zealand Diploma in Business.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2 with at least 12 creditsin each of three subjects, including a minimum ofeight literacy (reading and writing) credits at level2; or an equivalent qualification.PROG CODEAn eight-course diploma focusing on marketing,sales and communication. You will learn howto apply marketing functions to businessplanning/operations and to undertake a range ofspecialised activities in marketing roles. You willgain an insight into marketing and sales practice,marketing planning and strategy, buyer behaviourand market research, and develop core genericbusiness skills with optional courses in other areasto complement your studies.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2 with at least 12 creditsin each of three subjects, including a minimum ofeight literacy (reading and writing) credits at level2; or an equivalent qualification.The New Zealand Diploma inBusiness was a great course;it included the type of workthat I was doing day to dayso it was very practical. I alsofound it to be really flexible.BRIAN FAITELEHV4368Assistant Generation AccountantNew zealand diploma inbusiness studies GRADUATEComing SoonGraduate Diploma inManagementWith strands in OrganisationalDevelopment, Human Resourcesor Hospitality.Contact us to register your interest:0800 WELTECstudentadvisors@weltec.ac.nzNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL27

ConstructionTradesCarpentry | Plumbing and GasfittingPainting and Decorating | Brick and BlocklayingTiling and PavingWe offer the widest range of trade education and training inthe Wellington region and are New Zealand’s largest providerof Industry Training Organisation (ITO) training.Leading-edge facilities contain up-to-date specialist andtrade simulation equipment. Learn in environments that areas close to the real world as possible, with on-site experienceto ensure you have the right skills.We work closely with industry to ensure that our programmesare relevant, up to date and practically based. Our tutorsare industry professionals, with a wealth of knowledge andexperience in the areas they teach.LEVEL 5LEVEL 2LEVEL 3CertificateLEVEL 4CertificateCertificateCertificateWellingtonTrades AcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theirconstruction training and career by enrolling at theWellington Trades Academy while being dual enrolled attheir secondary school.Career OpportunitiesCarpenter | Joiner | Blocklayer | Plumber/GasfitterPainter/Decorator | Site Co-ordinator | Building MerchantsSelf Employed Carpenter | Site ManagerContract Co-ordinator | Project Manager | ForemanIndustry Instructor | Building Inspector | Workshop ManagerThink Construction Trades is theright career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz28 | weltec.ac.nz

CarpentryCertificate in Carpentry | L3START DATEFEB & JULYNATIONAL CERTIFICATE INCONSTRUCTION TRADES(MAIN CONTRACT SUPERVISION) | L5DURATION34 WEEKSSTART DATEVARIOUSLOCATIONPETONEDURATION2 YEARSSTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMELOCATIONPETONEPROG CODEHV4433STUDY OPTIONSPART-TIMELearn a mix of theory and practical skills toenhance your employment options. On WelTec’sbuilding site, you’ll learn to construct floor andwall framing, fix roofing, cladding and internallinings, fit windows and hang doors. Develop handtool and power tool skills, safe work practicesand increase your knowledge of building codes,construction standards and regulations.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.National Certificate inCarpentry | L4 work-based learningSTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSVARIOUSVARIESON-JOB & PETONEWORKPLACE& EVENING CLASSESPROG CODEnc1662NQGain skills and knowledge essential forcontract supervision: preparing order lists for asmall commercial or large residential project;supervising the installation of ground retentionsystems, non-structural exterior buildingsystems, structural precast concrete units, andproprietary ceiling and wall systems; supervisingsub-trade workers for the installation of serviceson a small commercial or large residentialsite; weatherproofing buildings; and buildingconstruction methods for a small commercial orlarge residential project.This programme also includes the NationalCertificate in Construction Trades (Supervisor)(Level 4) with an optional strand in BusinessManagementEntry requirements*To enter into this programme, you will needto have completed the National Certificate inCarpentry or equivalent.PROG CODE NC0016 NQCombine employment and on-job practicallearning with class tutorials, workshop instructionand regular on-site assessment by WelTecCarpentry tutors. You will be guided through thetheory requirements with part-time study offered inthe evenings. Put the theory into practice in yourown workplace, supported by our teaching staffwith on-site visits with you and your employer.Entry requirements*To enter into this programme, you will need tobe in full-time employment on either residentialor commercial construction within the buildingindustry.The houseWelTec builtStudents on WelTec’s one-yearpre-trade carpentry programme build a housefrom the ground up each year, to get realhands-on experience of the building industry.The students do everything from thefoundations up, with close supervision fromour experienced tutors.NQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry29

Painting and DecoratingNational Certificate in Painting(Up-skilling) | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSVARIOUS1 YEAR (STAGE ONE)1 YEAR (STAGE TWO)VARIESWORKPLACE & DISTANCEPROG CODE NC1071 NQCERTIFICATE IN Pre-TradePainting | L2START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODECertificate in AppliedDecorating Skills | L3START DATE JULYDURATIONLOCATIONFEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4342An introduction to the painting industry.You will develop skills and an understanding ofscaffolding, surface preparation, brush and rollertechniques for applying surface coatings andprofessional planning and organisation. You willundertake practical project work to learn how tocomplete a job to the highest standard.A work experience component is designed toreinforce learning and skills developed in theprogramme.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.17 WEEKSPETONENational Certificate inPainting | L3 work-based learningSTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSVARIOUS1 YEAR (STAGE ONE)1 YEAR (STAGE TWO)on-job & petoneWORKPLACE & DISTANCEwith BLOCK COURSE orDAY-RELEASEPROG CODE NC1071 NQCombine employment and on-the-job practicallearning with class tutorials, workshop instructionand regular on-site assessment by WelTecPainting and Decorating tutors. You will be guidedthrough the theory requirements with part-timestudy offered in the evenings or via a distancelearning component. Put the theory into practicein your own workplace supported by our teachingstaff with on-site visits with you and your employerand day release or block courses at WelTec’sPetone campus.Options allow for areas of specialisation andfurther skill development.Entry requirements*To enter into this programme, you will need to bein full-time employment in the painting industry.Students who have completed WelTec’s Certificatein Pre Trade Painting enter at Stage Two.This certificate is designed for people alreadyworking in the painting industry who want a formalqualification. Practical learning will primarily be inthe workplace. Theory will be covered via distancelearning, with onsite assessment to evaluateyour practical skills. Options allow for areas ofspecialisation and further skill development.Entry requirements*You must be employed in the painting anddecorating industry. You must have at least sevenyears’ experience in the painting and decoratingindustry and will need to outline relevant industryexperience.Further studySPECIALISED AND VINYL WALL COVERINGSDevelop the knowledge and skills you need toidentify, prepare and hang specialised and vinylwall coverings in this stand-alone short course.You’ll learn to describe wall covering typesand characteristics, prepare surfaces, applyadhesives, hang coverings and remedy faults.This programme runs for one week at the Petonecampus and is open entry for painters in theindustry.SPRAY TECHNIQUESOur Spray Techniques short course is endorsedby Graco. It is designed for people wishing to gaina qualification in conventional and airless spraytechniques. Learn about airless spray systems,conventional spray systems and gain NZQA UnitStandards 97 and 100. This programme runs forone week at the Petone campus and is open entryfor painters in the industry.WALLPAPER AND FRIEZESOur Wallpaper and Friezes short course isdesigned for people wishing to gain certificationin this component of decorating. You’ll developknowledge and skills in the preparation of interiorsurfaces and hanging of plain, patterned andtextured coverings. This programme runs for oneweek at the Petone campus and is open entry forpainters in the industry.STUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4478An introduction to the decorating industry.You will gain skills in hanging wallpaper andfriezes, specialised and vinyl wall coverings, spraycoating and decorative colour effects and glazing.A work experience component is designed toreinforce learning and skills developed in theprogramme.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.I enrolled at WelTec because Iwanted an edge. The pre-tradecourse is NZQA-recognised andhas a mix of theory and practiceto prepare you for the industry.GORDON BUCHANANPeter Geusebroek PaintingCERTIFICATE IN Pre-trade painting30 | weltec.ac.nz

Brick, Block Laying, Paving and TilingPlumbingCertificate in Tiling | L2START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODESTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEJULY13 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4429Learn about tiling design and application,waterproofing methods for wet areas, tileadhesives, cutting methods, grouting anddecorative tiling techniques.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy & numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimumof 8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.Certificate in Brick andBlockLaying | L3FEB17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4428Designed for those wanting to learn skills inbricklaying and blocklaying. You will learn how todevelop and draw bricklaying plans, mix mortarand use bricklaying tools and machinery to designand construct a range of practical projects in ourpurpose-built workshops.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.Certificate in Brick, Block Laying,Paving and Tiling | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB34 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4427Designed for those wanting to learn skills inBricklaying, Blocklaying, Tiling and Paving.Put the theory into practice in your own workplacesupported by our teaching staff.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN BRICK ANDBLOCK LAYING | L4 work-based learningSTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEVarious1 year (stage one)1 year (stage two)1 year (stage three)on-job & PETONEWORKPLACE & DISTANCEwith BLOCK COURSE or DAY-RELEASENC1356NQCombine employment and on-the-job practicallearning with class tutorials, workshop instructionand regular on-site assessment by WelTecMasonry tutors. You will be guided through thetheory requirements with part-time study offeredin the evenings or via distance learning. Putthe theory into practice in your own workplacesupported by our teaching staff with on-site visitswith you and your employer and day release orblock courses at WelTec’s Petone campus.Entry requirements*To enter into this certificate, you will need to be infull-time employment in the bricklaying industry.Students who have completed WelTec’s Certificatein Brick and Blocklaying enter atStage Two.CERTIFICATE IN PLUMBING ANDGASFITTING | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEfeb & JULY17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4431Learn how to use plumbing hand tools andequipment in a purpose-built workshop.Learn about installing and maintaining plumbingand gas appliances, fixtures and fittings; hot andcold water reticulation; sanitation; welding andsheet metal fabrication.A work experience component is designed toreinforce learning and skills developed in theprogramme.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1, with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.Short CoursesPREPARATION FOR PLUMBING ANDGASFITTING LICENSING EXAMINATIONSTHEORY, EVENING CLASSESTwo theory courses to help eligible candidatesprepare for the licensing examinations set bythe Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board,usually held in June and November.The 2-hour classes will be held on two differentevenings per week for 12 weeks, to allow you theoption of taking either one or both in the sameyear.PREPARATION FOR PLUMBING ANDGASFITTING CERTIFYING EXAMINATIONSTHEORY, EVENING CLASSESFor those seeking to become a certifying plumberor gasfitter, WelTec’s comprehensive certificateprogrammes will prepare you for the certifyingexaminations set by the Plumbers Gasfitters andDrainlayers Board. This programme is intended forpeople who are New Zealand licensed plumbersor gasfitters.SOLAR WATER HEATING INSTALLATIONThe Solar Water Heating Installation short courseprovides additional skills for Licensed andCertifying Plumbers to be recognised as qualifiedinstallers of solar water heating systems. Learnto install different types of solar hot water heatingsystems and work within the plumbing standardsand compliance codes.Includes: solar hot water heating systems andinstallations; plumbing standards and NewZealand Building Code requirements; designprinciples; building consent requirements; andhealth and safety.For start dates contact 0800 WELTEC (935 832)or visit www.weltec.ac.nzNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL31

CreativeTechnologiesCultural Design | Digital Media | Interior DesignVisual Arts | Product Design EngineeringExplore your creative spark with exciting, intensive andchallenging art and design studies.Get a dynamic mix of practical skills, theory and researchthrough interdisciplinary projects and collaborative teams.Taught by tutors and guest lectures from companiesincluding WETA, Pukeko Productions, Saatchi and Saatchi,Sky Television, Grow Wellington, Film Wellington, NewZealand Institute of Screen Innovation and Nextspace.Grow with the right advice – our teaching staff are bothexpert tutors and award-winning practising artists.LEVEL 7LEVEL 2LEVEL 3CertificateLEVEL 4CertificateLEVEL 6DiplomaBachelorDegreeWellingtonTradesAcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theircreative technologies training and career by enrolling at theWellington Trades Academy while being dual enrolled attheir secondary school.Career OpportunitiesAnimator | Cartoonist | Graphic Designer | IllustratorPhotographer | Visual Art Teacher | Website DeveloperDirector (Film/Television/Video) | Film EditorFilm/Television Camera Operator | Creative PractionerThink Creative Technologies is theright career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz32| weltec.ac.nz

With such a wide range of technicalexpertise to draw on, the CreativeTechnologies tutors really encourageyou to explore your own creativity.EMILY PITABachelor of Design (Interior) GRADUATE, nowthe Bachelor of Creative Technologiesbest Gold Award Winner 2009WELTEC “BASE 6” CREATIVE EXHIBITION34 | weltec.ac.nz

Bachelor of CreativeTechnologies | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY3 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFull & part-timeHV4399The Bachelor of Creative Technologies is a uniqueinterdisciplinary qualification designed to equipyou for the ever-changing creative industries.The programme has a large practical component,including collaborative practice and industryrelevantprojects. In addition to the essentialcore courses, you will be able to choose electivecourses to build your ideal qualification. Thechoice is yours!Entry requirements*A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA level 3 (with atleast 2 subjects scoring a minimum of 14 credits)over a maximum of 4 subjects. A minimum of12 NCEA credits must be achieved at level 2English and 14 NCEA credits at level 1 maths,with a minimum of 24 credits at level 3 in NCEAart, design or technology subjects; or havesuccessfully completed the Certificate in CreativeTechnologies (Level 4).You will also be required to submit a portfolioof creative work and attend an interview as partof the enrolment process. You are encouragedto bring whanau or other support people to thisinterview to support your application.BACHELOR OF CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES(BCT) | Studio Areas (Majors)Visual ArtsIn studying visual arts, you will develop anindividual and contemporary approach toyour own creative ideas and use them in bothart and design. You will become a creativeproblem solver who can adapt and utilise arange of traditional and new mediums as wellas innovative technologies that strengthen andsupport your work.DIGITAL MEDIAIn studying digital media, you will develop skillsin your choice of media such as animation, print,digital film and television, photography, interactiveand web media. Digital media assists you tobegin a career in the constantly changing andchallenging creative industries that depend ondigital media.Projects in Cultural Design range across all thedimensions and utilise everything from pencils tofilm. Where possible, teamwork is undertaken toachieve commissioned projects for real clients.Students will develop an awareness of culturaland social responsibility, and are encouragedto integrate their own cultural art and designs tosupport a full and complete understanding ofindigenous and international perspectives.GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CREATIVETECHNOLOGIES | L7 **START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB1 YEAR (FULL-TIME)PetoneFull & part-timeHV4500The Graduate Diploma in Creative Technologiesprovides an opportunity for potential students toexplore the creative industry towards entry intothe creative workforce. The programme has alarge practical component, including collaborativepractice and direct industry-relevant projects.The Graduate Diploma offers specialisationsin digital pre and post production including,animation, film, a range of creative workshoppractice, management and areas within creative IT.Entry requirements*• Degree graduates with equivalent qualificationsin a related discipline wishing to gain practicalapplied skills to complement their studies.• Adults returning to the workforce and looking toretrain or extend their creative skill sets.• Current Creative Technology industry personnellooking to update or extend their skill range.• International students who are graduates fromequivalent or related Bachelor programmes orhigher qualifications.You will also be required to submit a portfolioof creative work and attend an interview as partof the enrolment process. You are encouragedto bring whanau or other support people to thisinterview to support your application.SAID CONSTANTINEINTERIOR DESIGNIn studying interior design, you will gain many ofthe skills you need to participate with architectsand others to create original responses to interiorspaces. A wide range of projects are undertakenthat explore the design of furniture, buildings andthe interior environment.Cultural DesignIn studying Cultural Design, you will beintroduced to design as expressed byboth traditional (tuturu) and contemporarypractitioners. Through the study of the past,and practise in the present, you will acquirean introduction to the role of designer for iwi,hapu and the community at large that wishes tolearn and live within the spiritual values (wairua)provided by toi Maori.Michele Apperley* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO APPROVAL35

EngineeringElectrical Engineering | Civil EngineeringMechanical Engineering | Electronics | WeldingTelecommunications | Machining | FabricationWelTec has close links with industry to ensure our programmesare up to date with the latest industry advancements andemployer needs. Our tutors are industry professionals, with awealth of knowledge and experience in the areas they teach.You will learn on specialist equipment including a mechatronicsproduction and automation lab, 3D scanner and digitiser, stateof the art visualisation and realisation equipment, prototypers,CNC machining centres, vacuum casting facility and ComputerAided Design labs.Through various projects you will have the opportunity to workfor real clients on real-world projects.LEVEL 7LEVEL 2CertificateLEVEL 3NationalCertificateLEVEL 4NationalCertificateLEVEL 5NationalCertificateLEVEL 6NationalDiplomaNZDiplomaBachelorDegreeWellingtonTradesAcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theirmechanical engineering training and career by enrolling atthe Wellington Trades Academy while being dual enrolled attheir secondary school.Career OpportunitiesElectrician | Electrical Inspector | Repair & Service TechnicianAppliance & Electronic Service Person PersonMotor RewinderElectrical Fitter | Maintenance Engineering | ToolmakerSheetmetal Worker | Welder | Structural Sheet WorkerGeneral Engineering | Survey Technician | FitterEnvironmental – Structural Engineer | Electrotech TechnicianCivil – Engineering Draughtsperson | Natural Resources EngineerMechanical – Electrical – Civil – Product – Computer EngineerThink Engineering is the right careerchoice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz36 | weltec.ac.nz

CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL& ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY SKILLS | L2CERTIFICATE IN MECHANICALENGINEERING | L3START DATEFEBSTART DATEFEBDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODE34 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4177An introduction to the electrical and electronicsindustry, this certificate provides broad-basedtraining in all aspects of the industry. It includespractical work in laboratories, workshops andindustry, along with training in communicationand computing. You will also have the opportunityto complete the National Certificate in ElectricalEngineering (L2).Entry requirements*Open.CERTIFICATE IN MECHANICALENGINEERING | L2START DATEDURATIONFEB1 YEARNQDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODE1 YEAR FULL-timeor 2 years part-timePETONEFULL-TIME orPart-time (if working in the trade)HV4480This course builds on the Mechanical Engineeringskills gained in the Certificate in MechanicalEngineering Level 2 programme. Students willbe able to carry out intermediate mechanicalengineering related tasks while workingtowards their National Certificate in MechanicalEngineering (Level 4).STRANDSFitting and Machining, Machining, Toolmaking,General Engineering and MaintenanceEngineering.Entry requirements*Successful completion of Certificate in MechanicalEngineering Level 2 or demonstrated skills andexperience.LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPETONEFULL-TIMECERTIFICATE IN ENGINEERING- FABRICATION | L3PROG CODEHV4475NQSTART DATEFEBGain skills that will allow you to build, maintainor operate equipment and plant used in themechanical engineering industry. On completion,you will be able to perform a wide variety ofmechanical engineering-related tasks relevant totrades, including maintenance fitter, fitter/turner,welder, sheet metal worker, structural steel workerand toolmaker.DURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODE1 YEAR FULL-timeor 2 years part-timePETONEFULL-TIME orPart-time if working in the tradeHV4474This course builds on the Mechanical Engineeringskills gained in Certificate in MechanicalEngineering Level 2 programme. Students willbe able to carry out intermediate fabrication andwelding related tasks while working towards theirNational Certificate in Fabrication.STRANDSFabrication Light, Fabrication Heavy and SteelConstruction.Entry requirements*Successful completion of Certificate in MechanicalEngineering Level 2 or demonstrated skills andexperience.NQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry37

NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA INENGINEERING (Electrical) | L6NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA INENGINEERING (Mechanical) | L6NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMAIN ENGINEERING (CIVIL) | L6START DATEFEBSTART DATEFEBSTART DATEFEBDURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)DURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)DURATION2 YEARS (FULL-TIME)LOCATIONPETONELOCATIONPETONELOCATIONPETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODEhv4476NQPROG CODEHV4476NQPROG CODEHV4476NQEngineering technicians are typically associatedwith the development, manufacture, installation,servicing and repair of electrical and electronicengineering systems, products and components.This diploma is an ideal qualification for thoselooking for a solid grounding. It is also well suitedto people already qualified in a trade or as atechnician who wish to advance their careers.Graduates may also cross-credit towards theBachelor of Engineering Technology.Entry requirements*For entry to this diploma, you must have:• a minimum total of 48 credits at level 2 in foursubjects with at least 12 credits inmathematics, or• equivalent qualifications (e.g. InternationalBaccalaureate or Cambridge), or• equivalent credits from appropriate tradestraining and/or demonstrated skills andexperience• a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 orhigher including 4 reading and 4 writing.Develop the expertise needed to gain employmentin Mechanical Engineering, where the applicationof analytical, industrial laboratory and/or fieldworkskills are required. This diploma includes fluidmechanics; strength of materials; theory ofmachines; electrical/electronic principles;engineering drawings/design; materials; andmanufacturing processes. Graduates may alsocross-credit towards the Bachelor of EngineeringTechnology.Entry requirements*For entry to this diploma, applicants must have:• a minimum total of 48 credits at level 2 in foursubjects with at least 12 credits inmathematics, or• equivalent qualifications (e.g. InternationalBaccalaureate or Cambridge), or• equivalent credits from appropriate tradestraining and/or demonstrated skills andexperience• a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 orhigher including 4 reading and 4 writing.Develop the skills and knowledge to enable youto start a career in the civil engineering field.Highly skilled technicians are required in a widerange of civil engineering-related fields and ina variety of roles. This programme includes:surveying; drafting/design; fluid mechanics; soils;geology; strength of materials; mathematics;roading/traffic; water and waste; environment;project management; and contract management.Graduates may also cross-credit towards theBachelor of Engineering Technology.Entry requirements*For entry to this diploma, you must have:• a minimum total of 48 credits at level 2 in foursubjects with at least 12 credits inmathematics, or• equivalent qualifications (e.g. InternationalBaccalaureate or Cambridge), or• equivalent credits from appropriate tradestraining and/or demonstrated skills andexperience• a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 orhigher including 4 reading and 4 writing.I really enjoyed creatingparts, drawing and design.It was all based on theworkshop environmentwhich I enjoyed andthe theory was there toback up the practicalcomponent.BEN DAVIDGE | Agmar Toolscertificate in mechanicalengineering38 | weltec.ac.nz

Bachelor of EngineeringTechnology | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB3 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4448This degree is a nationally-led qualification,developed in a partnership comprising six of thelargest Institutes of Technology in New Zealand.This qualification forms the basis for a career asan Engineering Technologist – an area in hugedemand across New Zealand and around theworld. Engineering technologists apply currentand emerging technologies, often in new contexts,or apply established principles in the developmentof new practice. It is an area that suits studentswho are looking to combine both the engineeringtheory aspect of a career with the applied andpractical component. This degree will be offeredwith majors in Civil, Mechanical and Electrical.Bachelor of Engineeringtechnology | MAJORSCIVIL - with strands in Water and Waste.MECHANICALElectrical - with strands in ComputerEngineering, Computer Network Engineering,and Mechatronics.Entry requirements*A minimum of 42 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher,made up of:• a minimum of 14 credits in physics,and 14 credits in mathematics – algebraand/or calculus• 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken fromone or two additional domains on theNational Qualifications Framework• a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 orhigher in English or Te Reo Maori; 4 creditsmust be in reading and 4 credits must bein writing.Students with other academic qualifications similarto or higher than the above may also apply (mayinclude University B Bursary with 45% or more inboth Physics and Calculus, or Algebra equivalent,or Cambridge score equivalent InternationalBaccalaureate).TRADE LEVEL EVENING CLASSES &BLOCK COURSESNATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICALENGINEERING | L5This two-year part-time programme introduceselectricians to small business management andelectrical inspection, and advances their electricalengineering knowledge.National Certificate inElectrical Engineering | L2 - L3 - L4These qualifications lead to registration as anelectrician. Offered as evening classes and ablock course.National Certificate inTelecommunications | L4Three years’ part-time study offered as distancelearning study.NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRONICSECURITY (INSTALLERS) | L3Two years’ part-time study offered as acombination of distance learning, block courseand evening classes.ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICEPERSONAND ELECTRICAL SERVICE TECHNICIANOffered as a one-week block course, or Saturdaymorning classes.PRACTISING LICENCE REFRESHERCOURSESOne-day classes in safe working practice, testing,first aid and CPR.Electrical InspectorsOffered as a block course or evening classes.ELECTRICIANS EXAMINATION REVISIONCOURSESBlock courses are offered in electrical theory,regulations and practical assessment.ENGINEERINGPART-time/SHORT COURSESCOMPUTER AIDED DRAUGHTING (2D) AND(3D) USING AUTOCADOffered as a night class, two hours per week for11 weeks.COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN USINGSOLIDWORKS (INTRO AND ADVANCED)Offered as an evening class, three hours per weekfor 12 weeks.MIG/TIG WeldingOffered as a night class, three hours per week for12 weeks.Machine Shop PracticeOffered as a night class, three hours per week for12 weeks.INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERNUMERICAL CONTROL OF MACHINETOOLS (CNC)Offered as a night class, two hours per week for12 weeks.The tutors are very much intune with industry standardsand the facilities are fantastic.MICHAEL PONTINGCadet, OnTrackDiploma in Civil EngineeringNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry39

Exercise Scienceand RecreationExercise Science | Personal TrainingSports and Fitness | Recreation CoordinationExercise TherapyPut theory into practice during work placements and in ouron-site custom-designed gym and fitness studio.Stand out from the crowd with a qualification well recognisedby industry.Deepen your understanding of the mind and body withunique courses such as Sports Psychology and PersonalTraining.Step up to your REPs (Register of Exercise Professionals)accreditation.LEVEL 6LEVEL 2LEVEL 3CertificateLEVEL 5CertificateDiplomaCertificateCareer OpportunitiesHealth Consultant | Health PromoterRecreation Co-ordinator | Recreation Facility EmployeeSchool Sports Co-ordinator | School & Club CoachingPersonal Trainer | Gym Instructor | Aerobics InstructorThink Exercise Science andRecreation is the right career choicefor you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz40 | weltec.ac.nz

Introduction to Anatomy andPhysiology | L2**cERTIFICATE IN eXERCISEsCIENCE | L5START DATEDec, FEB & June***START DATEFEBDURATION4 WEEKSDURATION34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)LOCATIONPETONELOCATIONPETONESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL & PART-TIMEPROG CODEhv4467PROG CODEHV4304Get the right start on your studies at WelTecwith an introduction to anatomy and physiology.This programme will prepare you for further studyat Level 3 and above in a tertiary institution, inprogrammes that require knowledge of anatomyand physiology, including Exercise Science,Beauty Therapy and Animal Care.Entry requirements*Entry is open.Certificate in Recreation andSport | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONFEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONEThis industry-renowned certificate is designed toequip you with the confidence, knowledge andskills to work in the sport and fitness industry.The certificate covers fitness-related businessskills, sports psychology, nutrition, weights andprogramming, and methods of personal andgroup training. The programme also coversexercise physiology and anatomy. You will gainreal-world experience by participating in industrywork placements.Entry requirements*50 credits NCEA Level 2 with at least 12 credits ineach of 3 subjects, including Science and English,or equivalent; current first aid certificate, orcompleted a the certificate by the end of Trimester1, Year One; physical capability to complete theprogramme.STUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEdIPLOMA IN eXERCISE sCIENCE | L6PROG CODEHV4426Make a start on your career in communityrecreation and sport. The focus is on developingacademic skills to prepare you for further tertiarystudy in this area. This programme includeslearning in introductory anatomy, physiology,nutrition, resistance training and computing, alongwith community recreation and outdoor adventurebased activities. You will gain communication,team and leadership skills.Entry requirements*8 NCEA level 1 credits in literacy and 8 NCEA level1 credits in numeracy or higher, or an equivalentqualification.START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4305Further develop your skills and experience fromthe Certificate in Exercise Science (Level 5).This diploma focuses on the development of coreskills and knowledge required to be successful inthe health and fitness industry. Diploma contentincludes applied nutrition, exercise therapy, healthand exercise for special populations, and personaltraining.Entry requirements*Successful completion of the Certificate inExercise Science (Level 5), or equivalent; currentfirst aid certificate; and physical capability tocomplete the programme.Please note: Can be completed in 1 year, if you have completed the Certificatein Exercise Science or equivalent.I’ve always wanted to get into the fitness industry.Studying Exercise Science at WelTec was great;we studied anatomy, physiology, nutrition, sportspsychology, fitness testing and body composition.As part of my studies, I was able to do workexperience at Les Mills and that led to megetting a job here once I finished studying.STEPHEN WALLSGym Instructor, Les Mills ExtremeDIPLOMA IN EXERCISE SCIENCE* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry ** Completion of this programme assists with, but does notguarantee entry into, other programmes of study at WelTec.*** SUBJECT TO CHANGE41

Foundation& ESOLCommunity Vocational | Learning Support (CVLS)ESOL | English for Further StudyWelTec offers a range of both Foundation and ESOLprogrammes.Our ESOL programmes will help you to develop your Englishlanguage skills, learning from qualified and experiencedEnglish language teachers.Foundation programmes are aimed to help get your tertiarystudies off to the right start, whether it is in a particularsubject (Engineering, Anatomy and Physiology) or in termsof general study skills.Our programmes have a strong focus on developing andsupporting the individual learner and provide a friendly andfun environment in which to learn and make friends.LEVEL 4LEVEL 1LEVEL 2CertificateLEVEL 3CertificateFoundationsCertificateCheck out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz42 | weltec.ac.nz

FoundationESOLCERTIFICATE IN COMMUNITY ANDVOCATIONAL LEARNING SKILLS | L1START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB32 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEhv3822A work skills-based certificate for people who havea long-term illness, injury or disability and requiretargeted assistance to maximise their potential.Individually focused to provide graduates with theskills, confidence and practical work experience togain meaningful employment.Entry requirements*Selection through interview.Introduction to Anatomy andPhysiology | L2**START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEGet the right start on your studies at WelTec withan introduction to anatomy and physiology.This programme will prepare you for further studyat Level 3 and above in a tertiary institution, inprogrammes that require knowledge of anatomyand physiology, including Exercise Science,Beauty Therapy and Animal Care.Entry requirements*Entry is open.Dec, FEB & June***4 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEhv4467CERTIFICATE IN PREPARATION FORTERTIARY STUDY | L3ENGINEERING FOUNDATIONS | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEJAN4 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEhv4476This programme is designed for those wanting topursue studies at level 5 and above in engineeringor programmes requiring knowledge of physics,maths and engineering principles.Learn how to demonstrate knowledge ofintroductory physics and mathematics as well asprinciples of engineering, including mechanicalsystems, electrical systems, engineering graphicsand design and how they are interrelated at anintroductory level. Engineering Foundations(Level 4) is specifically designed for peopleentering the:• NZ Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical)• NZ Diploma in Engineering (Civil)• NZ Diploma in Engineering (Electrical)Entry requirements*36 credits NCEA level 2 with at least 12 credits inPhysics and/or Chemistry and at least 12 creditsin Calculus and/or Algebra.Certificate in GENERAL English| L1–L2 (StageS 2-5)START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFour different levels are offered, from elementaryto upper intermediate. They include conversationskills, reading, writing and gaining anunderstanding of the New Zealand way of life.Entry requirementsYou will be required to attend an interview.START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEShort CoursesFEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4286 - HV4289CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH FORFURTHER STUDY | L3FEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4321Prepare for your future study in New Zealand.This certificate is designed for speakers of otherlanguages who wish to continue with furthertertiary-level study. It will equip you with theacademic English language skills required at thislevel.Entry requirementsAcademic IELTS 5.0 with no less than 5.0 in eachband, or equivalent.Talk to us about your needs and we will tailor acourse of study to suit you.START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSFEB & JULY17 WEEKSWellington Cbdfull-timeWelTec also offers short English courses forgroups of international students, from beginner toadvanced levels.PROG CODEHV4450This certificate will help you to prepare for tertiarystudy and discover more about your careerpathways. Designed for school leavers or thosereturning to study, you’ll get the opportunity todevelop key research, essay writing, maths andpresentation skills.Entry requirements*48 credits NCEA Level 1 in literacy (reading andwriting) and 8 credits NCEA Level 1 in numeracy(maths); or equivalent personal, practical,professional or educational experience of anappropriate kind.I needed English beforeI could do business.So I came to WelTec.Now I have the Englishskills I need to run asuccessful business.VINCENT HUANGOwner ofAmazing 5 RestaurantESOL GRADUATE* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** Completion of this programme assists with, but does notguarantee entry into, other programmes of study at WelTec.*** SUBJECT TO CHANGE43

Hairdressing,Beauty Therapyand Make-upArtistryHairdressing | Beauty Therapy | Make-up ArtistryGain experience working in our fully equipped hairdressingsalons, make-up artistry studio and beauty therapy clinics,and hit the ground running with work-ready skills.Our expert tutors have a wealth of knowledge andexperience both nationally and internationally.Gain the opportunity to work with industry on some amazingprojects including the Montana World of Wearable ArtAwards Show.LEVEL 5LEVEL 2LEVEL 3CertificateLEVEL 4CertificateDiplomaWellingtonTrades AcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theirhair and beauty training and career by enrolling at theWellington Trades Academy while being dual enrolled attheir secondary school.Career OpportunitiesHairdresser | Colourist | Salon Owner | BeauticianMake-Up Artist/Stylist for Fashion – Film – TV – StageCosmetologist | Nail Technician | Beauty TherapistFreelance Make-up Artist | Beauty consultant for retail outletsThink Hairdressing, Beauty Therapyand Make-up Artistry is the rightcareer choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz44 | weltec.ac.nz

CERtificate in Hairdressing andbeauty services | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONFEB & JULY34 WEEKSWELLINGTON CBD& PETONECERtificate in Hairdressing | L3START DATE NOVDURATION 34 WEEKSLOCATION WELLINGTON CBDSTUDY OPTIONS FULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4401PROG CODEHV4452NQGain a solid grounding in the skills and knowledgerequired to work in the hairdressing industryin a salon support role. Includes: elementaryhairdressing services; professional customerservice and communication skills; elementarybeauty services and competition experience.Learn the photography skills required to buildyour own portfolio of creative hairdressing andmake-up skills gained on this programme.Entry requirements*8 credits NCEA level 1 in literacy (reading andwriting) and 8 credits NCEA level 1 in numeracy(maths); and physical capability to complete theprogramme.Gain the knowledge and skills required byhairdressers to work at an intermediate level in theindustry. Students will gain expertise in consultation;cutting, styling and chemical service techniques;hair and scalp treatments; competition styling;professional practice; professional Wella colouring;and advanced colour training. Unit standardsachieved can be cross-credited to the NationalCertificate in Hairdressing (Professional Stylist)(Level 4).Entry requirements*Successful completion of the Certificate inHairdressing and Beauty Services (Level 3)programme; or successful completion of all unitstandards covered in Year 1 of a hairdressingapprenticeship.WOW ® is delighted tohave the students fromWelTec’s Hair and Beautyschool assisting with thehair and make-up in ourannual Brancott EstateWOW ® Awards Show.The students are professionaland extremely talented atcreating looks for each show.The support of WelTec’s Hairand Beauty school is invaluableto the smooth running andprofessionalism of the show.Heather PalmerCompetition DirectorNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry45

Certificate in Fashion Make-upArtistry | L3Certificate in BeauticianServices | L4START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEBDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION34 WEEKSLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDSTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4468PROG CODEHV4417Gain an introduction to the make-up artistryindustry. You will develop the skills and knowledgerequired to gain employment as a Make-upArtistry Consultant in pharmacies, cosmeticcounters, make-up houses and television, or toperform editorial and photographic make-up andhairstyling.Entry requirements*8 credits NCEA Level 1 in literacy (readingand writing) and 8 Level 1 credits in numeracy(maths); and physical capability to complete theprogramme.Certificate in Special Effects andMake-up Artistry | L4this certificate includes the City & GuildsDiploma in Beauty TherapyYour first step into the beauty industry startswith this certificate. Including a City and GuildsDiploma in Beauty Therapy, you will gain theskills required to practice as a beautician or anindependent operator within the beauty industry.This qualification encompasses the first year of theDiploma in Beauty Therapy (Level 5).Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA Level 2, including 10literacy and 10 science credits, or an equivalentqualification.DIPLOMA IN BEAUTY THERAPY | L5START DATEJULY & NOVSTART DATEFEBDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION2 YEARSLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDLOCATIONWELLINGTON CBDSTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMESTUDY OPTIONSFULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4469PROG CODEHV4416Develop a wide range of skills to prepare yourselffor employment in the film and television industry.You will develop the skills and knowledge requiredto perform advanced make-up and hairstyling,special effects, elementary wig and prostheticapplications, facial trimming, and an introductionto body painting.Entry requirements*Successful completion of WelTec’s Certificate inFashion Make-up Artistry (Level 3); or be currentlyworking in the fashion make-up artistry industry,with a minimum of six months’ work experience;physical capability to complete the programme;and applicants currently working in the fashionmake-up artistry industry will need to present aportfolio.this diploma includes the City & GuildsDiploma in Beauty TherapyEnhance the appearance of others. Study thetheory and technical skills required to work asan independent operator in the beauty industry.You will have the opportunity to specialise inbeautician, body therapy and electrolysis.Students enrolled in this diploma can also exitwith the City & Guilds Diploma in Beauty Therapyand have the opportunity to achieve the CIDESCOInternational Diploma and the WelTec Diploma inBeauty Therapy.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA Level 2, including 10literacy and 10 science credits, or an equivalentqualification, or successful completion of WelTec’sCertificate in Beautician Services (L4).Any students from WelTec thathave worked at Willis York have asound grasp of the fundamentalsof the hair industry, and I haveenjoyed employing them.becs brentWillis York Hairdressing46 | weltec.ac.nz

Horticulture andLandscapingHorticulture | Nursery ProductionLandscape Construction | Landscape DesignOur specialist facilities include a greenhouse, nursery cropproduction area, nursery potting shed and a soils and seedworkroom.Learn in environments that are as close to the real world aspossible with on-site experience to ensure you have the rightskills.We work closely with industry to ensure that our programmesare relevant, up to date and practically based.Our tutors are industry professionals, with a wealth ofknowledge and experience in the areas they teach.LEVEL 5LEVEL 4DiplomaCertificateCareer OpportunitiesLandscape Contractor | Landscape DesignerCrop Producer | Park and Reserve Officer | ConsultantCraftsperson | HorticulturalistThink Horticulture and Landscapingis the right career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz48 | weltec.ac.nz

Certificate in Horticulture | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEThis qualification is offered with strands inlandscape construction and design or amenityhorticulture.Upon completion of the certificate, studentswill also meet the requirements for the NationalCertificate in Horticulture (Level 4).Entry requirements*NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of both 12 credits inliteracy and 12 credits in numeracy or equivalentknowledge and skills.STRANDSFEB34 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4425NQLANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGNSTRANDAn introduction to landscape design.You will learn about the disciplines of concrete,masonry, timber work and horticulture to createan aesthetically pleasing and durable urbanenvironment. Learn about design principles,drawing, landscaping including garden features,fencing, pergolas, stone masonry and pavingcombined with plant selection, identification andmaintenance.AMENITY HORTICULTURE STRANDDevelop your knowledge of horticulture, plantclassification and sustainability. This programmecombines the studies of plant knowledge, use andmaintenance which includes plant identification,plant selection, botany, plant biology, plant healthand nutrition.Certificate in LandscapeConstruction | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODETBA17 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4471Develop the skills and knowledge to constructvarious hard surface and landscape features andadvise clients on their regulatory obligations.You will learn safe work practices, hand tool,power tool and machinery skills. You will also learnto develop landscape projects using timber, brick,block, stone and concrete.Entry requirements*You will need to achieve the literacy and numeracyrequirements for NCEA Level 1 with a minimum of8 credits in literacy and 8 credits in numeracy.Diploma in Horticulture | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB2 YEARSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4424NQDesigned for students wanting to progress theirstudies, or those working in industry choosingto either upskill or gain a qualification.This programme provides students with expertisein a range of horticultural activities includingamenity production, landscape construction,landscape design and conservation.Entry requirements*Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4) or equivalentknowledge and skills.“There was plenty of help available atWelTec. I went through the LearningCentre to improve my study and timemanagement skills. The tutors were veryhelpful and supportive. We were takenon various field trips, which I found to bea good introduction to the industry andwhat career options were available.”RICHARD GRANTCertificate in HorticultureNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry49

HospitalityHospitality Management | Event ManagementCookery & Culinary Arts | Hotel Reception | PatisserieBarista | Professional Food & Beverage ServiceWelTec offers a hands-on learning environment including ourvery own training restaurant (Bistro 107), latte lab, trainingkitchens, model hotel reception and model motel room.With City & Guilds qualifications offered in many of ourprogrammes, you will be able to have your qualificationsrecognised both here and abroad.Our award-winning teaching staff work closely with industryto ensure that our programmes are up to date with the latestindustry demands.WelTec works closely with national and international partnersand offers student exchanges with Les Sorbets (France),The Korean Culinary Academy, Sekolah Tinggi PariwisataBali (STP Bali) and Hospitality Tourism Training Centre,(Cook Islands).LEVEL 7LEVEL 2LEVEL 3CertificateLEVEL 4CertificateLEVEL 5DiplomaBachelorDegreeGraduateDiplomaWellingtonTradesAcademyMore information canbe found on page >> 62Senior secondary school students can fast-track theirhospitality training and career by enrolling at the WellingtonTrades Academy while being dual enrolled at theirsecondary school.Career OpportunitiesRestaurateur | Caterer | Waiter/Waitress | Chef /CookFood Service | Silver Service | Baker | Patisserie ChefCustomer Service Officer | Cruise Ship AttendantHost/Hostess | Bar Manager | BartenderRestaurant Operations Manager | Hotel ReceptionistThink Hospitality is the right careerchoice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz50 | weltec.ac.nz

Certificate in Hotel Reception | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB34 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4432this certificate includes the City & Guilds Diploma inReception Operations and Services and the NationalCertificate in Hospitality (Front Office) Level 3 with anoptional strand in Hotel Systems.Join frontline reception staff, enabling you tomeet and greet visitors from around the globe.This programme provides an internationallyrecognised qualification and includes aneducational trip within New Zealand. Also includesreception procedures; advanced reservations;front office procedures; accommodation services;customer service; selling; and safety and securitypractices.Entry requirements*12 NCEA level 1 credits in literacy and eight NCEAlevel 1 credits in numeracy; or an equivalentqualification.Certificate in food andBeverage Service | L3NQCertificate in food and BeverageService | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONE - July intake will be offeredin WELLINGTON CBD***FULL-TIMEHV4299incorporating the City & Guilds Diploma inFood a Beverage Service.The Certificate in Food and Beverage Service(Level 4) is designed for those interested insupervising roles within the hospitality industry.Entry requirements*Completion of the Certificate in Food andBeverage Service (Level 3;) or the City andGuilds Certificate in Food and Beverage Service;or applicants currently working in the food andbeverage industry with a minimum of 6 months’work experience; or an equivalent qualification.Successful completion of the certificate enablesstudents to progress into Year 2 of the WelTecDiploma in Hospitality Operations SupervisionLevel 5.Certificate in PAtisserie | L4START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEJAN & JULYDURATION17 WEEKSDURATION21 WEEKSLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPETONE - July intake will be offeredin WELLINGTON CBD***FULL-TIMELOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPETONE - July intake will be offeredin WELLINGTON CBD***FULL-TIMEPROG CODEHV4298PROG CODEHV4175this certificate includes the City & Guilds Certificatein Food and Beverage ServiceProvides an internationally recognised food andbeverage service qualification and a steppingstoneto the Certificate in Food and BeverageService (Level 4). Includes table service; wineknowledge and beverage service; customerservice; and preparation for service. You willgain valuable practical experience in our trainingrestaurant Bistro 107.Entry requirements*8 NCEA level 1 credits in literacy and 8 NCEAlevel credits in numeracy; or equivalentqualification.this certificate includes the City & GuildsDiploma in PatisserieProvides an internationally recognised patisseriequalification, with the opportunity to advancewith specialised skills and knowledge in bakery,confectionery and cake decorating.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*City and Guilds Certificate in Food Preparationand Cooking; or NZQA National Certificate inHospitality (Basic Cooking) (Level 3); or equivalentqualification.I was lucky enough to be linkedin with Martin Bosley’s throughWelTec as part of my workexperience programme and wasoffered a full-time job once I hadfinished.mONIQUE fISOChef de Partie, Martin Bosley’sCertificate in FoodPreparation & Culinary ArtsNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry*** SUBJECT TO COMPLETION DATE OF NEW FACILITY51

Certificate in Food Preparationand Culinary Arts | L4Bachelor of HospitalityManagement | L7Graduate Diploma in EventManagement | L7START DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYSTART DATEFEB & JULYDURATION42 WEEKSDURATION3 YEARSDURATION34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEPETONE - July intake will be offeredin WELLINGTON CBD***FULL-TIMEHV4441this certificate includes the City & Guilds Certificateand Diploma in Food Preparation and Culinary ArtsFor those who want an internationally recognisedchef’s qualification. Provides hands-on skills andexperience, along with the opportunity to enternational competitions.Entry requirements*8 NCEA Level 1 credits in literacy and 8 NCEALevel 1 credits in numeracy; or equivalentqualification.Note: It is anticipated that this programme willmove into the Wellington CBD in the middle of2012.LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEWELLINGTON CBDFULL & PART-TIMECT3710This degree is built around compulsory courses,which provide an in-depth understanding ofbusiness principles and practices in the hospitalityindustry and was reviewed in 2011. Students canchoose courses from a range of options offeredeach year including: food and beverage; frontoffice and accommodation; small business; andgeneral management.Entry requirements*42 level 3 credits; or have completed Year 12 withat least 72 credits at level 2 or approved subjectsfrom the NQF; or have successfully completed anapproved equivalent qualification.LOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEWELLINGTON CBDFULL & PART-TIMEHV4446This diploma is our response to a growing needwithin the industry – both here and overseas – forevent management professionals.The diploma has been designed for those wantingto develop their expertise in planning, organisingand implementing major conferences, and sportsor entertainment events.Entry requirements*A bachelor’s degree in any field except eventmanagement, or equivalent practical, professionalor educational experience; and basic computerliteracy. Students need access to a personalcomputer with internet access.Diploma in HospitalityOperations Supervision | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY2 YEARSYR 1: PETONEYR 2: WELLINGTON CBDFULL & PART-TIMEHV4291In the first year of the diploma, students arerequired to choose one of four streams from:Food Preparation and Culinary Arts, Food andBeverage Service, Hotel Reception or Tourism.The second year is designed to enhanceknowledge and competence already achieved byprevious study and hospitality industry experience,and to develop supervisory management skillsand techniques.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2, with a minimum of12 credits in each of four subjects, including aminimum of 8 literacy credits (4 in reading, 4in writing) and a minimum of 14 credits at level1 or higher in mathematics; or an equivalentqualification.Note: It is anticipated that this programme willmove into the Wellington CBD in the middle of2012.part-time CoursesIntroduction to BaristaFor those already in the industry and also thosewanting to get started, our Barista programmeis designed to provide you with a thoroughgrounding in the art of making and serving coffee.Certificate of Achievement in SafeFood ProductionLearn the correct procedures and practices totransport, handle, prepare, store and serve foodsafely with our Safe Food Production programme.Coming SoonGraduate Diploma in Management**Want to know more? For course start dates and fees,contact 0800 935 832, visit www.weltec.ac.nzstudentadvisors@weltec.ac.nz52 | weltec.ac.nz

A New Zealand first forexcellence in educationThe School of Hospitality and Tourism at WelTechas been assessed as a centre of vocationalexcellence. A panel of external industry,academic and business experts judged theschool against a set of internationally acceptedcriteria, based on those used in the UK to judgecentres of vocational excellence.In 2011 the WelTec team won the prestigiousToque D’or competition.STUDENT EXCHANGESTo support our students in theirlearning and to encourage them togain an international perspective ofthe industry, WelTec has a range ofinternational education partnerships,including:• Les Sorbets, France• Sekolah Tinggi Pariwisata, Bali• Korean Culinary Academy.I am proud to work with WelTec.Its graduates are top class and havean excellent foundation of skills onwhich to build amazing careers.RUTH PRETTYChairperson, Hospitality Advisory CommitteeCaterer, food writer and cooking teacherNQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL *** SUBJECT TO COMPLETION DATE OF NEW FACILITY53

InformationTechnologySoftware Engineering | Software TestingDatabase Design | Developer | ProgrammingNetwork Administration (Cisco and Microsoft)Web Industry Certifications | Security and ForensicsComputer Servicing | HelpdeskGet a hands-on approach to learning with a qualificationdeveloped for the real world – many of our programmes giveyou the opportunity to complete internationally recognisedqualifications and certifications.Become certified in our on-site authorised Prometric,Pearson VUE and KRYTERION testing centre.LEVEL 7LEVEL 4LEVEL 5DiplomaLEVEL 6CertificateDiplomaBachelor DegreeGraduateDiplomaCertificateCareer OpportunitiesProgrammer | Web Developer | Database AdministratorSystems Technicians | Systems AdministratorWebsite Administrator | Systems AnalystSoftware ArchitectThink Infomation Technology is theright career choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz54 | weltec.ac.nz

CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTING | L4**START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEDiploma in ComputerServicing | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY17 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4472This introductory 17-week certificate will provideyou with foundation knowledge of automatedoffice applications by understanding macrosand how to write and control office applicationsusing the right software. Learn how to install,configure and maintain the standard technologyrequired for a personal computer and grow yourunderstanding of the internet and its applicationfor small offices and the home.Entry requirements*You will need to have a minimum of 48 credits atNCEA Level 1 or relevant computing experience.FEB & JULY34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4380Gain the expertise required to work successfullyat a technical help desk, in computer servicing,and other technical roles within the IT sector.Prepares you for external examinations to gainComp TIA’sA+ and or Network+, as well as theHelp Desk Association (HDA) and ITILindustryqualifications.Entry requirements*50 credits at NCEA level 2 with at least 12credits in each of three subjects, or successfulcompletion of the Certificate in Computing (Level4) (formally Certificate in Interactive Computing),or an equivalent qualification or experience.Certificate in NetworkAdministration (Cina) | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY34 WEEKSPETONEThis industry qualification prepares you totake four Microsoft network exams for theMicrosoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS)certification.Entry requirements*Completion of Year 1 of the Bachelor of IT oran equivalent qualification, or relevant workexperience in the IT industry.SOFTWARE TESTING(FOUNDATION) | L6START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEPART-TIME (EVENING)HV4247CONTACTSTUDENT ADVISORONE TRIMESTERPETONEPART-TIMEHV4414Enhance your career in IT with a specialistqualification in software testing. This course willprovide you with a fantastic foundation whetheryou are entering the software testing industry orlooking to develop in your current role. Learn thetheory of testing and prepare for internationallyrecognised certification exams, such as ISTQB(International Software Testing Qualification Board)or ISEB (Information Systems Examination Board)in our on-site external examinations testing centre.Contact WelTec for specific delivery details.Entry requirements*Computing, science, engineering or a testingbackground at level 5 or above.I chose BIT at WelTec becauseI heard great things fromprevious students. I havealways been interested intechnology and how it evolves!WelTec is hands on, like thecadetship, giving you the workexperience while you earnyour degree!’Bianca MollerBachelor ofInformation Technology* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL55

Certificate in WEBTECHNOLOGIES | L6**START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULYTBAPETONEPART-TIMEHV4458Launch your career into cyberspace withstudies in web technologies. Learn how todesign, create and maintain a wide range ofcomplex website technologies and applications.Gain a comprehensive understanding of webtechnologies, explore the world of the web, andlearn more about the internet, intranets andextranets.Entry requirements*Completion of Year One of the Bachelor of ITor an equivalent qualification, or relevant workexperience in the IT industry.Bachelor of InformationTechnologY | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY3 YEARS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4395Get your degree in applied IT to graduatework-ready and in-demand. WelTec’s Bachelorof Information Technology includes majors inNetworking, Programming, Software Engineeringand Information Security. This allows you tospecialise in the area of study that best suits yourinterest. Alternatively you can choose to have ‘nomajor’ and gain a broad-based range of skillsfrom across the disciplines (see below for moredetails).You also have the option to undertake adouble major in IT. The Bachelor of InformationTechnology allows you to gain a second majorwith an additional year of study.Entry requirements*42 credits at NCEA Level 3, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 in each of 2 subjectswith a further 14 credits at level 3 from one ortwo additional subjects. And a minimum of 14numeracy credits at level 1 and 8 literacy(4 reading and 4 writing) at level 2 or higher.Or the Certificate in Computing (Level 4)(formally Certificate in Interactive ComputingLevel 4) with an “A” pass.Bachelor of InformationTechnology | MAJORSNETWORKINGGain technical skills in the implementation andsupport of computer networks and managementsystems, including switching and routing, securityand converged technology and open sourcesystems (Linux).PROGRAMMINGLearn programming and software developmentskills and become competent in a variety ofprogramming and scripting languages.SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGDevelop practical ability and implementation skillsin software design, development and maintenanceusing engineering principles in relation to softwareapplications.INFORMATION SECURITYLearn how to configure and maintain operatingsystems and applications to predict and protectthe security of information.CUSTOMISE YOUR IT DEGREEChoosing your own courses allows you to learn abroad range of skills .DOUBLE MAJORSYou also have the option to select two majors,with an additional year of study.To find out more about what double majors areavailable, please contact us on 0800 935 832or visit the website at www.weltec.ac.nz/ITIT is a great career option -there are so many differentrewarding jobs to get into youcan’t really go wrong!Kelly carson | FrondeBachelor of Information Technology56 | weltec.ac.nz

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATIONASSURANCE AND SECURITY | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4378Upgrade your career in Information Security.Gain a comprehensive understanding of thesecurity and maintenance of information.Learn how to integrate security policy, practicesand technologies into operational structuresand explore the principles of survivability andinformation assurance.Entry requirements*A degree in computer science or informationtechnology with networking or equivalent practical,professional or educational experience in the ITindustry as a systems or network administrator.Graduate Diploma in InformationTechnology | L7**START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFeb & July34 WEEKS (FULL-TIME)PETONEFULL & PART-TIMEHV4437Take your career to the next level with additionalspecialisation in Information Technology.The graduate diploma will provide acomprehensive understanding of specialistareas within IT, including Software Development(Java), Information Systems and Management,Human Computer Interaction, Database Designand Implementation, and Information Security.These will give you the right tools to apply yourknowledge to an IT project.Entry requirements*You will need to have a degree in ComputerScience, Information Technology, InformationSystems or Computer Application, or equivalentpractical, professional or educational experiencein the IT industry.UPDATE YOUR SKILLS FOR INDUSTRYSeveral courses in the Bachelor of InformationTechnology and the Certificate in NetworkAdministration are suited to be taken as standalonecourses in both evening and day classes.These classes cover training in:• Programming: C++, Java, HTML• Databases: Oracle and Access• Project management methodology• Networking: Windows Vista, Linux• Multimedia tools: Dreamweaver and others• Systems analysisand design methodologies• CiscoTEST CENTREBecome certified in our on-site authorisedPrometric; Pearson VUE; Kryterion and Castletest centre located 7th Floor Tower Block;Petone Campus.INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONTRAININGSeveral programmes are designed to include thecontents of respected industry qualifications andprepare students to take the relevant externalinternational examinations in areas such as:• CompTIA, A+, Network+, Linux+• Linux Professional Institute: LPI 101, LPI 102• Cisco ICND1, ICND2• CCNA• Help Desk Institute: HDA, CSS, ITIL• Microsoft: MCITP, MCSA* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL57

Social ServicesCommunity Support | Funeral ServicesGet the right skills for the job – with our National Certificatesin Community Support.WelTec is also the only provider of funeral services training inNew Zealand.LEVEL 7LEVEL 5Bachelor DegreeLEVEL 3National DiplomaNational CertificateCertificateCareer OpportunitiesFuneral Director | Embalmer | Health Sector ManagerCommunity Worker | Youth WorkerThink Social Services is the rightcareer choice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz58 | weltec.ac.nz

National Certificate in CommunitySupport Services(CORE COMPETENCIES) | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEE GUIDEFEB & JULY17 WEEKSPETONE (FEB)AUCKLAND (FEB & JULY)Full-timenc1327Zero tuition fee***The certificate is a foundation qualificationdesigned for those working, or wishing to gainemployment, as a support worker in areasincluding care for an older person, disability,mental health and human services.Continue your studies with the NationalCertificates in Community Support Services(Intellectual Disability/ Health Services).ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*8 credits NCEA Level 1 in literacy and 8 creditsNCEA Level 1 in numeracy; or equivalentpersonal, practical, professional or educationalexperience of an appropriate kind. You arerequired to attend an interview and may haveto undergo police and health checks for workplacements.Certificate in CommunitySupport | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB34 WEEKSPETONEFull-timeHV4445NQNQThis certificate is designed for those working, orwishing to gain employment, as a support workerin a health or disability setting. The programmeprovides fundamental skills in core competencies,and the intellectual disability/human servicesareas. The programme includes three NationalCertificates in Community Support Services –Core Competencies, Intellectual Disability andHuman Services. If you have already completedthe National Certificate in Community SupportServices (Core Competencies), you can crosscredityour studies towards this programme.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS*8 credits NCEA Level 1 in literacy (reading andwriting), and 8 credits NCEA Level 1 in numeracy(maths); or equivalent personal, practical,professional or educational experience of anappropriate kind. You are expected to hold acurrent first aid certificate and are required toattend an interview. You may have to undergopolice and health checks for work placements.NATIONAL DIPLOMA in FUNERALDIRECTING | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEMAR15 MONTHSWELLINGTON CBD& OWN WORKPLACEMODULAR BASISND1330NQLearn how to arrange, organise and direct afuneral with efficiency and sensitivity.Entry requirements*Must be a full-time employee of a funeralindustry/embalming company, with at least oneyear’s relevant experience in the funeral directingindustry; minimum 20 years of age; and a currentfirst aid certificate is recommended.NATIONAL DIPLOMA inEmbalming | L5START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEJAN15 MONTHSWELLINGTON CBD& OWN WORKPLACEMODULAR BASISND1329NQEmphasis is placed on the theory and practiceof embalming and the art of restoring the humanbody to a natural appearance.Entry requirements*Must be a full-time employee of a businessproviding an embalming service, with at leastone year’s relevant experience in the embalmingindustry; minimum 20 years of age; provideevidence of current vaccinations; and a currentfirst aid certificate is recommended.BACHELOR OF YOUTHDEVELOPMENT | L7START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY3 YEARsPetoneFULL & Part-TIMEHV4349Youth practitioners work primarily with youngpeople aged 12-24 years. They work to promoteyoung people’s personal and social developmentand enable them to have a voice, influence andplace in their communities and society as a whole.Developed in close collaboration with industry,and committed to a Treaty of Waitangi partnershipapproach, the degree has been designedto develop competent and confident youthdevelopment professionals.Entry requirements*42 credits at level 3 or higher, including a minimumof 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of twosubjects, with a further 14 credits at level 3 orhigher taken from one or two additional subjects.A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at level 1 orhigher, and a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level2 or higher (4 credits in reading and 4 credits inwriting); or achieved a level 4, 5 or 6 qualificationin a related field; or equivalent personal, practical,professional or educational experience of anappropriate kind. You are required to undergo apolice check and provide evidence of working withyoung people.You will require access to a personal computerwith internet access.NQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC APPROVAL*** The programme is currently offered FREE oftuition fees, non-tuition fee costs are approx $150.59

TourismTourism is a growing global industry and is one of NewZealand’s largest export earners, employing 1 in 10 of allworking New Zealanders.With internationally recognised City & Guilds qualifications,you’ll be able to make your mark both here and abroad.LEVEL 4LEVEL 3CertificateCertificateCareer OpportunitiesFlight Attendant | Front Office ReceptionCustomer Service Officer | I-Site ConsultantRental Car AgentThink Tourism is the right careerchoice for you?Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nzImage courtesy ofwww.zorb.co.nz60 | weltec.ac.nz

Certificate in Tourism | L3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & JULY17 WEEKSWELLINGTON CBDFULL-TIMEHV4259this certificate includes the City & GuildsDiploma in International TourismThis certificate is an entry-level qualification forpositions in the tourism industry. It includes:customer service; marketing; tourism geography;restaurant service; word processing; and first aid.An educational trip is included in the programme.Combine this qualification with further studyin tourism, food and beverage or hospitalitymanagement.Entry requirements*36 credits in three subjects at NCEA level 1including 12 credits in English, or an equivalentqualification.Certificate in Tourism | L4START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB & July17 WEEKSWELLINGTON CBDFULL-TIMEHV4346this certificate includes the City & GuildsDiploma in International TourismProvides theoretical and practical skills for frontlinepositions in tourism. Also appropriate for positionswith supervisory responsibilities.Includes: customer service operations; businesssystems; marketing operations; and developinga local tourism destination. An educational trip isincluded in the programme.Entry requirements*Successful completion of the Certificate in Tourism(Level 3) or an equivalent qualification.Certificate in InternationalTourism | L4WelTec has an excellent reputationwhich was confirmed for me whileworking in the industry.I’ve had great tutors and the learningthat I’ve had over the past year hasbeen unparalled.DANIEL ABELIntern with Air New Zealand/Hallmark Aviation inLos Angeles, United States Of America.Certificate in International TourismSTART DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEB34 WEEKSWELLINGTON CBDFULL-TIMEHV4344this certificate includes the City & GuildsCertificate and Diploma in International TourismGain a broad range of theoretical and practicalskills for frontline positions in tourism.Also appropriate for positions with supervisoryresponsibilities. Includes: people development;marketing operations; business systems; andinternational tourism geography. Educational tripsare included in the programme.Entry requirementsMinimum of 36 credits NCEA level 2 across foursubjects, or an equivalent qualification.* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry61

WellingtonTrades AcademyAutomotive Technology | Building ConstructionCreative Technologies | Hair and Beauty ServicesHospitality | Mechanical EngineeringPlumbing and GasfittingStudents in year 12 and 13 can fast-track their trades career bystudying at the Wellington Trades Academy in a zero fees course.Students are dual enrolled and may continue to be involved inco-curricular activities at their secondary school. Students areable to gain NCEA Level 2 and a National Trades Qualification.LEVEL 4LEVEL 2-3Further WelTec Study OptionsCertificateCareer OpportunitiesAutomotive Technology | PG 20Building Construction | PG 28Plumbing and Gasfitting | PG 28Creative Technologies | PG 32Mechanical Engineering | PG 36Hair and Beauty Services | PG 44Hospitality | PG 50Check out our WelTec Stronger FuturesCareers Quiz! www.weltec.ac.nz62 | weltec.ac.nz

CERTIFICATE IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING(TRADES ACADEMY) | L2 – 3START DATEDURATIONLOCATIONSTUDY OPTIONSPROG CODEFEBEntry requirements*40 WEEKSPETONEFULL-TIMEHV4477NCEA Level 1. Must be enrolled in a secondaryschool in the Wellington Region.CERTIFICATE IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING(TRADES ACADEMY)| STRANDSAUTOMOTIVEThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary automotive skills and the opportunityto gain credits towards a National Certificatein Motor Industry (Level 2) as well as achievingNCEA Level 2. Students gain experience withmetal work and welding, automotive electrical,vehicle steering and suspension, 4-stroke engineoperation, vehicle wheels, tyres and servicing.CONSTRUCTIONThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary construction skills and the opportunityto gain credits towards a National Certificate inBuilding Construction and Allied Trade Skills(Level 2) as well as achieving NCEA Level 2.Students develop a range of construction skillsand apply these skills by working on real buildingprojects.HAIR AND BEAUTY SERVICESThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary hair and beauty skills and theopportunity to gain credits towards a NationalCertificate in Hair and Beauty Services (Level 2)as well as achieving NCEA Level 2. Students gaina range of skills in a dynamic salon environment,work on clients and test their skills in hairdressingcompetitions.HOSPITALITYThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary hospitality skills and the opportunityto gain credits towards a National Certificate inHospitality (Level 2) as well as achieving NCEALevel 2. Students gain experience with both facetsof hospitality – front of house and cookery. Theyhave first-hand experience of a range of hospitalityoptions and even experience running the onsiterestaurant, Bistro 101.MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary mechanical engineering skills andthe opportunity to gain credits towards a NationalCertificate in Mechanical Engineering (Level 2) aswell as achieving NCEA Level 2.Students gain skills in machining, fabrication,welding, engineering drawing, trade calculationsand mechanical fitting. Students utilise their skillsthey have learnt and participate in the Crazy Kartcompetition.CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIESThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary creative technologies skills and theopportunity to gain credits towards a NationalCertificate in Creative Technologies (Level 2) aswell as achieving NCEA Level 2. Students gainexperience with an exciting range of designsoftware, pre and post-production in print media,photography, interactive multimedia and webdesign, animation and pre/post-production digitalvideo.PLUMBING AND GASFITTINGThis strand offers senior secondary studentselementary plumbing and gasfitting skills and theopportunity to gain credits towards a NationalCertificate in Plumbing and Gasfitting (Level 2) aswell as achieving NCEA Level 2.Students gain skills in drawing and patterns,plumbing, water supply, drainlaying, gasfitting,welding, safety and first aid, and environment andenergy conservation.NQNATIONAL QUALIFICATION* FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE REFER TO WWW.WELTEC.AC.nz/entry** SUBJECT TO CHANGE63

costsIt is important to have aplan for your money asyou prepare to study.As well as your course fees, you’ll need to budgetfor transport, accommodation, textbooks, tools orequipment, as well as living costs.Course FeesAll fees for 2012 are available undereach subject area on our website atwww.weltec.ac.nzCourse fees may include:• tuition fee• student services levy• registration credit fees• material charges• printing allocation.You will be invoiced for your course feesonce your enrolment has been approved.Contact usFor help with understanding course fees,or questions about budgeting, pleasecontact us.All course fees are due before the coursestart date. Student Association fees whichare independent of course fees are alsoincluded on student invoices. This levyis collected by WelTec on behalf of theAssociation.studentadvisors@weltec.ac.nz0800 935 832Student Loans andAllowancesStudyLink provides student loans andallowances to eligible students.Students eligible for student loans mayapply for an additional course-relatedcosts loan from StudyLink to pay forcompulsory course costs.There have been recent changes to theStudyLink criteria so whether you are anew student, or have studied in the past,we suggest you contact StudyLink tocheck your eligibility and apply beforeenrolling with us.www.studylink.govt.nz0800 88 99 00International FeesInternational fees for 2012 are available onthe WelTec website at www.weltec.ac.nzFor more information about internationalfees or enrolment, please contact ourinternational office.international@weltec.ac.nz(04) 9202 40064| weltec.ac.nz

Fee guideThe table below is a guide to the average domesticstudent fees for each subject area for 2012 in NZ$.Subject areaCertificate(per half year)Certificate(per year)Diploma(per year)Degree & GraduateDiploma (per year)Addiction, Counselling and Health Studies2,0803,9204,7605,680Animal Health and Husbandry2,8503,320Automotive Technology*5,5005,710Built Environment5,710Business Administration2,770Business Management4,230Construction Trades2,7305,170Creative Technologies2,5405,940Engineering2,0205,3505,9105,680ESOL1,360Exercise Science and Recreation1,4405,5605,630Foundation780Hairdressing, Beauty Therapyand Make-up Artistry*2,6906,8207,190Horticulture and LandscapingHospitality*Information TechnologySocial ServicesTravel and Tourism2,4002,3202,1103,3505,9406,1803,1805,9405,0605,2303,8305,4805,2205,680* These subjects have compulsory course costs in addition to the above fees for items you will own and use such as toolkits and uniforms.65

Contact usPetone Campus11 Kensington Avenue, PetonePrivate Bag 39814, WellingtonTelephone: (04) 920 2400Facsimile: (04) 920 2401Wellington CBD Campus11–17 Church Street (off Boulcott Street)Private Bag 39814, WellingtonTelephone: (04) 920 2400Facsimile: (04) 931 6959Auckland CampusLevel 2, 3 Wakefield Street, Auckland CBDP.O.Box 6413, Wellesley St, Auckland 1141Telephone: (09) 915 8930Facsimile: (09) 915 8940Christchurch CampusLevel 1, Science Alive Building392 Moorhouse Avenue, ChristchurchPrivate Bag 4938, Christchurch 8140Telephone: (03) 962 7043Facsimile: (03) 372 93210800 WelTec (935 832)information@weltec.ac.nzwww.weltec.ac.nzwww.facebook.com/weltecWELTEC DisclaimeRThe information contained in this prospectus describes the courses we intend to offer. The information is correct at the time of printing.However, you should note that programmes and courses are subject to change as they are refined and developed, and are dependent on theavailability of resources. In some cases the commencement and subsequent continuation of programmes and courses will be subject to final approvaland the number of enrolment applications. WelTec reserves the right to change the content, location or method of presentation of any course orprogramme or to withdraw any qualification or part thereof, or impose limitations on enrolments where circumstances dictate.