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What should you study 4

Campuses built for your needs 5

The experience you need 6

The support to succeed 7

How we'll support you 8

Disability & Wellbeing/Career Preparation 10

World-class lecturers 11

Where you can live while you study 12

The difference between EIT and a university 13

Scholarships and grants 14

Year 13 Degree Scholarship 15

Understanding qualifications 16

Beauty 18

Business 20

TANZ 25

Computing 26

English Language 30

Hairdressing & Barbering 32

Health & Sport Science 34

Hospitality 40

IDEAschool 42

Te Ūranga Waka | Te Whatukura 46 Māori Studies

Toihoukura | Māori Visual Arts 48

Nursing & Health Science 50

Primary Industries 52

Teaching & Social Work 58

Trades & Technology 60

Tourism & Travel 62

Veterinary Nursing 64

Viticulture & Wine Science 66

Enrolment information 68

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Campuses built for your needs

EIT offers you qualifications from certificate to postgraduate level at campuses in Hawke’s Bay, Tairāwhiti (Gisborne) and Auckland. Or you can learn closer to home at one of the Regional Learning Centres in Hastings, Maraenui, Ruatoria, Waipukurau and Wairoa, plus other pop-up centres near you.

EIT Hawke’s Bay is one of New Zealand’s most attractive campuses with superb architecture and shaded outdoor areas for study and relaxation on warm days. EIT Tairāwhiti’s two campuses are located in the heart of Gisborne, near the Taruheru River, and you can't get more central than EIT Auckland's location on Queen Street.

EIT Hastings Regional Learning Centre is conveniently located, easy to access, close to public transport and tailored to meet the needs of students and staff.

Our campuses have top quality facilities, purpose-built for EIT programmes, including high-tech trades workshops, professional-standard training kitchens and a fully-equipped wine science and viticulture laboratories.

EIT’s libraries put resources at your fingertips, with expert librarians on-hand to help you, and you can get your textbooks and stationery sorted at Ōtātara Bookshop at the Hawke's Bay Campus. Get connected by jumping onto campus-wide free wifi.

You can also print your work professionally with our fully-equipped printing services (Reprographics) who handle everything from large format printing to document binding, for a price that won’t put a dent in your finances.

Hungry after all your study? You can enjoy bustling campus cafés and student training cafés to catch up with fellow students over a cup of coffee or lunch.

F I V E

Some people know exactly what they want to do in life, so choosing what to study is much easier. They know what they are good at; they know their strengths and how they want to use them.

But for many people it’s not so easy. There are lots of courses, many different jobs, and plenty of career choices out there. So making the right decision about what to study can seem daunting.

It’s important to get lots of information to help you make a well-informed decision. A good place to start is the Government’s Careers NZ website at careers.govt.nz.

It’s a good idea to think about what you’re interested in. Spend some time thinking about what you like and don’t like, and what you’re good at.

If you have a profession in mind, you could talk to people who are working in the industry. They can tell you which skills, experience and qualifications you need.

You may find that you have knowledge, skills or previous achievements that can count towards your qualification.

At EIT, we’ve got lots of experience supporting students make important decisions and pointing them in the right direction.

Come and have a chat with us. We can put you in touch with programme coordinators and arrange an appointment to talk with the careers counsellor about career, training and education choices.

What should you study?

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&the supportto succeed

At EIT, you’ll get the support you need to help make sure you get rewards for your hard work. If you’re serious about study and your future, EIT is right behind you.

Learn in classes that are the right size to make sure you get the involvement and support you need. EIT provides help and guidance with everything from study planning to applying for a job after you complete your studies.

Be supported by lecturers who are here for you, within a learning environment where you are treated as an individual, not a number. They’ll know your name and you’ll receive one-on-one attention to make sure you get the support to succeed.

Carlos Paenga, Te Whatukura (Tairāwhiti Campus)Bon Te Hiko - NZ Certificate in Cookery [Level 4] student

When you study at EIT you’ll get the kind of experiences that will help you gain the knowledge and skills to get ahead, whether you want to break into your chosen career or change direction in life.

Experience being part of a vibrant learning community in one of New Zealand’s top tertiary institutes, and be taught by experienced lecturers who have track records as respected academics, researchers and industry professionals.

Get the benefit of EIT’s long-established connections with industry throughout New Zealand. Many of our programmes are field-based and hands-on to help you develop relevant work skills, gain practical experience, and get useful industry contacts which can set you on the path to a great job, all while you’re studying.

Have the experience of studying at our modern well-equipped campuses at our regional learning centres or at an outreach location, and you’ll gain invaluable experience using our facilities and state-of-the-art technology.

You will also have a range of full-time, part-time and online study opportunities available to you as well as scholarships and fees free options.

The experienceyou need

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We‘ll take care of your children while you take care of your studies.

Ōtātara Children’s Centre at EIT Hawke’s Bay and Manaaki Tamariki Child Care Centre at EIT Tairāwhiti are open for you. Bookings are essential.

CHILDCARE

EIT STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION

SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY

LIAISON

ACADEMIC LEARNING SERVICES

TRADES ACADEMY

Younited is here to represent you. From looking after your interests to organising social events and activities. Plus Younited arranges discounts and exclusive deals for EIT students only.

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EIT's liaison team can hold events and presentations for schools, community and industry, either on campus or at your location. In addition to information and enrolment days, groups and individuals can book a campus tour year-round.

You can get help and advice on all aspects of study, including study skills, writing assignments, computing, maths, academic writing and planning study time.

If you’re at secondary school you can get practical, hands-on training in trades and other programmes, one or two days a week, and earn credits towards your NCEA Level 3 qualification.

EIT has a team of chaplains available for you. They are mostly volunteers and represent all the main faiths and spiritualities.

The Ōtātara Bookshop caters for stationery and textbook needs for students on all campuses. The shop also sells stamps, a range of greeting cards and small gift items.

You can get advice, mentoring and support in pastoral care, cultural needs and values, te reo Māori, waiata and tikanga, scholarships, iwi and hapū registrations and grants.

Our support team works with organisations, fanau, iwi, hapū and whānau. You can get guidance with study options, academic support and much more.

EIT Career Development Services can help you make career choices, work out what to study, and give you guidance and information about finding a job, or kick-starting your career.

BOOKSHOP

STAR/ GATEWAY

DISABILITY SERVICES

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

POUWHIRINAKI - MĀORI & PASIFIKA STUDENT SUPPORT

MĀORI & PASIFIKA

Want help making the move from secondary school to tertiary education and training, plus gain credits towards your chosen career qualification while studying NCEA? Talk to the STAR/Gateway Coordinator.

Dedicated support includes adaptive technology, alternative exam arrangements, assistance with funding and disability car parking on-campus.

CHAPLAINCY

Studying takes determination, commitment and self-discipline. As a student at EIT, you can get support to help you focus on what really matters – your studies and your future.

When you become a student at EIT, it may be your first time away from home, or the first time you’ve studied at a tertiary level. It may all be very new to you.

Your studies will take up a lot of your time, so you may need a hand with other parts of life.

To help you get the most out of your time here, EIT offers you support in all sorts of ways. Whether you’re after help to choose the right subjects or you need some guidance to show you the best way to get into your chosen career, there’s someone available to help.

Get personal one-on-one help from EIT’s friendly experts who have plenty of experience assisting students like you. They’re on campus to offer advice, information and guidance.

We want your time at EIT to be exciting, productive and successful, so make sure you take advantage of all the support we offer.

How we’ll support you

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Dr Kathryn MacCullum Associate Professor | IT

EIT lecturers have the latest knowledge and research in their field of expertise and are able to attract all-important research grants. For you, it means highly qualified academics who have the most up-to-date learning available.

EIT is one of the top two institutes of technology and polytechnics in New Zealand for research excellence. This helps EIT secure funding through the Government’s performance-based research fund.

Government funding helps EIT continue to play a leading role in research in New Zealand.

Our lecturers are in demand to work closely on community-centered research projects with universities, polytechnics, businesses and organisations at regional, national and international levels. They pass on their knowledge to you via their teaching.

When you study at EIT, you will be at an institute that is highly rated for quality academic research.

World-class lecturers

Erena KoopuLecturer | Māori Visual Arts

Toihoukura

Steve GibbsAssociate Professor | Toihoukura

Carl PatonAssociate Professor | Health & Sports Science

Dr Emre ErturkComputing Lecturer

Edmond OtisSenior Lecturer | School of

Health & Sport

Rachael WalkerAssociate Professor

Postgraduate Nursing Programmes

Rachel ForrestAssociate Professor

Nursing

Support is available for students with physical, mental, intellectual, sensory or learning impairments across all EIT campuses and Learning Centres. We are dedicated to providing an environment that gives students opportunities to achieve their maximum academic and personal potential.

EIT is committed to the principles of Kia Ōrite, the Code of Practice for an inclusive tertiary environment. Services are available depending upon your needs and range from information and advice to alternative arrangements for tests and exams.

Contact us early so we can confidentially assist you with your requirements.

Contact Barbara West (06) 830 1558 (Hawke's Bay Campus) or contact Karen Albert (06) 8693193 (Tairāwhiti Campus).

Disability & wellbeing support

Career preparationMake the most of your studies and talk to our Careers Counsellor Eddie Carson. He can help with your career preparation, helping you to explore different career opportunities and choosing the right study options for you. The following services are offered to all current students and graduates of EIT.

▶ Career Planning ▶ Career Preparation ▶ Course Advice ▶ CV & Cover Letter ▶ Job Search Strategies ▶ Interview Preparation ▶ Job Vacancies

Career planning and course advice is offered to future students and members of the public who are considering their future study and employment options.

I have worked as a social worker for many years working with individuals who because of a lack education were stuck in cycle of deprivation and a learnt helplessness. I view education as a powerful tool or means of helping individuals and whānau create their individual collective goals. Education is truly transformative. I have seen first-hand, students tentatively start their educational journey and by the end are confident and resilient people with a clear vison and purpose for their whānau’s future.

Eddie CarsonCAREERS COUNSELLOR

Barbara WestStudent Disability & Wellbeing Advisor

Karen AlbertStudent Support Advisor (Tairāwhiti Campus)

Eddie CarsonCareers Counsellor

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&For those with no formal qualifications or who have been away from study for a while, our entry level certificates are a unique opportunity to progress further into higher level programmes, and eventually to a degree. Or you can go straight into an entry level job position in the first step to a new career.

We also offer vocational study that is tailored to the region's specific requirements, meaning you are qualified and work-ready to get local in-demand jobs.

You no longer have to leave home to get a recognised degree as our degrees (called ‘Bachelors’) are absolutely equal to those offered at New Zealand universities. In fact, EIT graduates are viewed by local employers to be as good as graduates from anywhere else.

Our postgraduate offerings mean you don’t have to travel and miss out on work or family to further your career.

However you define your success, when you study at EIT we’ll give you the experiences and support you need, to help you achieve it.

What's the difference between EIT a university?

Make yourself at home. Accommodation is available in the Student Village opposite the Hawke’s Bay Campus, rated 4.5 by Qualmark, plus a Qualmark silver environmental award.

The Student Village is a self-catering complex of 12 villas housing six students in each. Both New Zealand and international students live together (mixed gender), and although each student has their own furnished bedroom, students share lounge, kitchen and bathroom facilities in each villa.

It is a great environment to meet other students, study and relax together. The SV is located on campus and is next to The Pettigrew Green Arena and bus stops. There are regular office hours, and as the Managers live onsite, there are 24-hour support arrangements for resident students. The SV is $190 per week (plus a $300 bond) and includes:

▶ Single furnished bedroom ▶ Furnished kitchen and lounge ▶ Electricity ▶ Internet ▶ The SV includes a ‘Welcome pack’ – cutlery, plate, bowl, glass and cup

It does not include: ▶ Bed linen, pillows or towels ▶ Food

Students may contract for two semesters (40 weeks) or one semester (20 weeks). Where the programme is shorter than one semester, the student may contract for the length of their enrolled programme (based on room availability).

Rooms fill fast so enquire today.

Contact: [email protected] or download an application form at eit.ac.nz.

Other accomodation options include:

▶ The Lime Tree, a new, modern student lifestyle in Hastings. The Lime Tree has a mix of spacious comfortable single and twin share rooms with separate well-appointed clean bathrooms.

▶ Flats on York or flats on Gloucester, are ideal for students who want flexibility and independence, or those with partners.

Where you can live while you study

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Start your journey to successEIT has limited Year 13 Degree Scholarships. They’re available to eligible Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti students from Hick’s Bay to Taupō and Dannevirke.

If you’re a Year 13 student from anywhere in New Zealand applying for the Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science, or the Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts, you’re also eligible.

Applicants must be in Year 13, be a New Zealand resident and meet all scholarship and degree entry criteria to be considered. Year 13 Degree Scholarships are available for:

▶ Bachelor of Arts (Māori) ▶ Bachelor of Business Studies ▶ Bachelor of Computing Systems ▶ Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts (Te Toi o Ngā Rangi) ▶ Bachelor of Nursing ▶ Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science ▶ Bachelor of Social Work ▶ Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) ▶ Bachelor of Teaching (Primary)

▶ Bachelor of Creative Practice ▶ Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science ▶ Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing ▶ Diploma in Business* ▶ Diploma in Sport, Recreation & Exercise* ▶ Any IDEAschool Diploma* ▶ Diploma of Information Systems* ▶ Diploma in Ngā Toi* ▶ Diploma in Te Reo Māori*

* Conditions apply** Text your name, address and the word YR13. Usual message charges apply.

Year 13 Degree Scholarship100% FREE tuition for your second year of study*

For more information about EIT’s scholarships check out scholarships.eit.ac.nz or phone 0800 22 55 348. Scholarships and grants are subject to change.

TEXT 4631 FOR A YEAR 13 SCHOLARSHIP PACK**

Scholarships and grants Scholarships and grants make life easier by helping to cover your fees, other costs and living expenses while you study. You don’t always need to be an academic high-flyer to qualify.

EIT has a long list of scholarships that you can apply for. If you would like to get financial help with your study, make sure you find out what’s available. You can also take a look online at the givME database available at EIT. It lists every scholarship and grant available in New Zealand.

Sport Hawke’s Bay – EIT Sports ScholarshipThe Sport Hawke’s Bay – EIT Sports Scholarships have been developed to assist top sports performers to train and study in Hawke’s Bay.

Five scholarships of up to $2,000 each are awarded to sports performers enrolled or enrolling in an EIT qualification, to be spent on anything from training fees to equipment or study fees.

Any sports performer willing and able to represent Hawke’s Bay or New Zealand can apply.

Te Ara o Tākitimu and Te Toka – Māori and Pasifika Trades TrainingIf you are aged 16 to 40 and looking to gain a trade qualification and apprenticeship, you can apply for funding, support and incentives for a wide range of programmes from Levels 3 to 4.

Government funded Fees FREETertiary education will be fees free for eligible first time tertiary students studying at Level 3 or higher.

Go to www.feesfree.govt.nz to check the details and your eligibility.

Youth ScholarshipIf you are aged between 16 and 19 (or 15 with an early leaving exemption) and wanting to study at Levels 1 to 3, you can apply for a Youth Scholarship. You may be eligible for funding for fees and compulsory course costs, travel, plus academic and other support.

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Understanding qualifications

PROGRAMMES & COURSESA programme results in a qualification and consists of a number of courses. Some programmes consist of compulsory courses while others have a selection of elective courses or a combination.

CREDITS Courses consist of credits, and when a course is successfully completed, the credits will be counted towards the qualification. One credit usually equals 10 -12 hours of learning.

LEVELSLevels indicate the depth of knowledge and complexity of skills required. The higher the level, the more complex the concepts and skill sets. In New Zealand, the levels progress from Level 1 to Level 10.

ENTRY CRITERIASee below for general entry criteria, however most programmes have further entry requirements. Please check specific entry criteria in the relevant programme information at eit.ac.nz.

SHORT COURSES Don't generally result in formal qualifications. Find out more at shortcourse.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATELevels 1 - 4 | 12 weeks - 2 yearsProvides an introduction to a subject and may be a pathway to higher level study.Entry Criteria: Open entry - NCEA Level 3

DIPLOMALevels 4 - 6 | 1 - 2 years | 120 creditsEntry Criteria: NCEA Level 2 or Level 3

BACHELOR DEGREELevel 7 | 3 - 4 years | 360 credits (Honours: Level 8 | 480 credits)Entry Criteria: University Entrance

GRADUATE CERTIFICATEGRADUATE DIPLOMA

Level 7 | 6 months - 2 years | Certificate: 60 credits, diploma | 120 credits This allows a degree graduate to study further courses at the same level as their degree but in a different or additional specialisation.Entry Criteria: Bachelor Degree

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATEPOSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA

Level 8 | 6 months - 1 year | Certificate: 60 credits, diploma | 120 credits Postgraduate study extends knowledge and skills after completing a bachelor's degree, and prepares students for independent research. Entry Criteria: Bachelor Degree

MASTER DEGREE

Levels 9 and above | 1.5 - 2 years | 120 - 240 creditsA master's degree qualifies individuals who apply an advanced body of knowledge in a range of contexts for research, a pathway for further learning and professional practice.Entry Criteria: Bachelor Degree

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

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills (Styling)

Level 2

Length 17 weeks full-time.

NZ Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Beauty Therapy

Level 4

Length 1 year full-time. 2 years part-time study available.

NZ Diploma in Beauty Therapy

Level 5

Length 1 year full-time. Part-time study available.

Megan Woollard, Diploma in Beauty and Body Therapy Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

Megan Woollard DIPLOMA IN BEAUTY AND BODY THERAPY

EIT graduate Megan Woollard always had a fascination for beauty and make-up. Growing up she used to make concoctions out of her mum’s blushers and powders and experimented with creams and cosmetics.

After Megan finished high school, she enrolled into a two-year Diploma in Beauty and Body Therapy. During her second year Megan applied for a job at Caci Clinic in Havelock North. Megan was employed as a part-time beauty therapist, which after her graduation led to a full-time role.

“What I love most about my job are the different opportunities to upskill and the connections that I create with my clients. It all runs on a friendship basis. It’s wonderful to give people skin confidence, document their skin journey and advise them on nutrition, lifestyle options and skin care routines.” Megan has also taken over the Hawke’s Bay representative for the NZ Association of Registered Beauty Professionals. “Since my graduation it has been a non-stop journey,” she admits.

Beauty Te Kura Kaupapa Hauora, Hākinakina

MEET A GRADUATE

In today’s busy, stressful world, beauty therapists have people’s happiness and well-being in their hands. EIT’s programmes will give you all the skills you need for a rewarding career in the beauty industry. Plus you’ll get hands-on experience looking after real clients using the latest equipment at “Refresh” - EIT's on-campus beauty therapy clinic.

You’ll start by learning about skincare, makeup techniques and customer service, before progressing to varied beauty therapy treatments, including eyelash extensions, spray tanning, nail treatments and facials. Advance to the diploma and gain more skills in advanced treatments - skincare, spa treatments and electrolysis.

YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIESAfter completing any one of these programmes, your skills could find you working in makeup and skin care retail, beauty therapy clinics, day spas or even on a cruise ship.

BEAUTY

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BUSINESS

Rebecca Clarke, Business Lecturer (Hawke's Bay Campus)

YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIESIn this highly competitive world, businesses and organisations need people with skills and knowledge that can give them an edge. Opportunities for qualified business people include starting your own business, working in private companies, government and non-profit sectors.

BUSINESS

Join the School of Business for a qualification that can lead to employment locally, nationally or internationally. At EIT’s School of Business you’ll receive a strong foundation in all aspects of business with theory and practical experience. You can choose to specialise in accounting, digital business, operational management, human resources, sales and marketing or entrepreneurship. Your study will also focus on real-life business projects and workplace experiences.

You’ll be taught by expert lecturers in classes which are exactly the right size to give you personal attention and involvement, so you can get down to business. Our programmes are closely connected to the business and wider community so they are relevant and will help you build your networks for the future.

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

BusinessTe Kura Kaupapa KaipakihiAccounting I Marketing I Digital Business I Management I Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Russell BoothBUSINESS LECTURER, DEGREE PROGRAMME COORDINATIONWhat were you doing before you came back to EIT? I moved to Auckland and worked at the University of Auckland Careers Centre for 18 months and also ran my own career consultancy business – which I still do but mostly back in Hawke’s Bay now. I have been involved with EIT off and on for over 20 years – can’t stay away!

How is your course linked to the needs of industry? I’m programme coordinator for the Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS). The course I really like on the BBS is Organisations in a NZ Context – where we look at Te Tiriti o Waitangi and specifically why many organisations don’t adhere to the Treaty principles. For many students the course clears up a lot of questions they have and gives them a better appreciation of how business can operate within the principles.

What do you enjoy most about teaching at EIT? The huge variety of the people who work and study here. Being self-employed can be quite isolating so I love big work places and the chance to chat to everyone.

MEET THE LECTURER

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BUSINESS

REAL LIFE | REAL LEARNING | REAL BUSINESSTo find out more check out business.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Retail (Customer Service and Sales Support)

Level 2

Length 15 weeks full-time . Part-time study available.

NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology)

Level 3-4

Length 19 weeks full-time. Part-time study available. Online delivery available via TANZ see page 25.

NZ Certificate in Business (Accounting Support Services)

Level 4

Length 6 months full-time.

DIPLOMA

NZ Diploma in Business

Level 5

Length 1 year full-time. Part-time study available. Online delivery available via TANZ see page 25.

Graduate Diploma in Business

Level 7


Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting

Level 7


POSTGRADUATE

Postgraduate Certificate in Digital Business

Level 8

Length 6 months full-time. Up to 2 years part-time.

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Management

Level 8


Postgraduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Level 8


Master or Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Business

Level 8 - 9

Length 12-18 months full-time. Up to 6 years part-time.

Master or Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management

Level 8 - 9

Length 12-18 months full-time. Up to 6 years part-time.

Master or Postgraduate Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Level 8 - 9

Length 12 - 18 months full-time. Up to 6 years part-time.

Jeriel Sajan BACHELOR OF BUSINESS STUDIES (DOUBLE MAJOR)

In 2019 Jeriel Sajan was the first EIT student to win the prestigious Graduate Women Manawatu EIT Award. Jeriel, who migrated with her family from India to New Zealand in 2004, recently completed a Bachelor of Business Studies (double Major) and was one of EIT’s high calibre students.

Although young, Jeriel has made her mark in Hawke’s Bay. She is a youth trustee for the Young Enterprise Trust and volunteers for the Hawke’s Bay Foundation.

She is also an active church member as the creative, music and Youth & Business Support coordinator. Jeriel used the substantial scholarships to pay off her education but also to start her side venture, a marketing business for non-profit organisations. Jeriel has recently started a new job at the Hawke's Bay Chamber of Commerce.

MEET A GRADUATEDEGREEBachelor of Business StudiesThis degree will give you a strong foundation in business and help you gain the skills today’s employers demand. You’ll benefit from a wide-ranging business education with plenty of practical experience.

You can choose to specialise in accounting, information systems, operational management, human resources, sales and marketing or entrepreneurship. Your study will also focus on real-life business projects and workplace experiences.

Small classes and experienced staff mean you’ll get the right level of support to show employers you mean business. This programme distinguishes itself by being practically orientated and having a work-based project element for real-world learning.

Level 7 Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available

Bachelor of Business Studies

Issac Hughes, Bachelor of Business Studies Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

Real Life, Real Learning, Real Business

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TANZ ONLINE

TANZ eCAMPUS

Gain industry-recognised education through flexible online study at TANZ eCampus.

Brought to you by several of New Zealand’s major tertiary education providers including EIT, TANZ is an alternative tertiary education service that is leading edge and puts your needs first. Study the way you want to - all TANZ programmes are able to be studied part-time and have flexible start dates.

This means you have the freedom to choose when to study and how to make your programme meet your requirements. You will be supported by your own personal advisor who will follow you through your learning journey, helping you along the way to reach your study goals.

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

TRADES

NZ Diploma in Construction [Level 6] Construction is one of the biggest industries in New Zealand. Students learning construction online through TANZ eCampus will gain the practical skills and knowledge toward becoming a leader in construction, both locally and abroad.

Developed in collaboration with industry, the New Zealand Diploma in Construction, with strands in Construction Management and Quantity Surveying, will give you the skills and knowledge needed to work as a construction manager or as a quantity surveyor.

BUSINESS

NZ Certificate in Business (Small Business) [Level 3 & 4] Prepare to start a small business – identify and assess the opportunities and requirements for small businesses. This programme will prepare you well for small business in New Zealand.

NZ Certificate in Business (Introduction to Team Leadership) [Level 3]

Become a team leader with the confidence you need to succeed. Take your first step to management by gaining the skills and most importantly the confidence to give direction, feedback and motivation.

NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) [Level 3 & 4]

The administration team is often the oil that ensures the smooth running of a business or organisation. It takes systems' knowledge and expertise to provide great service to the rest of the team and increase productivity. You will learn the finer points of delivering great administrative support to your organisation.

NZ Certificate in Business (Accounting Support Services) [Level 4]

The purpose of this qualification is to provide New Zealand business entities with people who can carry out a broad range of accounting support services to work in a range of accounting support and bookkeeping roles in business entities.

NZ Certificate in Project Management [Level 4]

So you want to move into project management? Arm yourself with the knowledge and skills to lead, plan and execute a project with confidence. Learn the complex techniques to successful project management and develop your planning and problem solving skills.

NZ Certificate in Business (First Line Management) [Level 4]

Become a leader who motivates and inspires a team.Managing a team is all about having the confidence and the techniques to lead effectively. Gain the self-assurance to be a great leader. This programme will give you the systems and tools to lead in a capable and confident manner and the motivation to take your career in management to the next level.

NZ Certificate in Retail [Level 4]

If you are already involved in the retail sector and you want the skills required to take on more responsibility, if you own a small retail operation and want to upskill or if you are considering a new career in the retail sector then undertaking the NZ Certificate in Retail could be the answer.

NZ Diploma in Business [Level 5]

Advance yourself – gain the tools you require to be a great business person. Specialise in leadership and management, accounting, administration and technology, human resource, sales and marketing or project management.

COMPUTING

NZ Certificate in Computing Intermediate User [Level 3]

Balance your family life, work and other commitments comfortably while building on your introductory skills of the Microsoft Suite (Word and Excel) plus learn to use Access database web design skills.

NZ Certificate in Information Technology Essentials [Level 4]

Take the first step to a new career. It’s not always easy to change direction or start afresh but the rewards can be powerful. If you have decided that a new career in IT is just what you need, then this certificate will provide the first building block of your new career.

TEACHING

NZ Certificate in Adult and Tertiary Teaching [Level 5]

If you aspire to teach and want a career in adult and tertiary teaching or training, this is a fantastic qualification to set you on your teaching career path.

NZ Certificate in Adult Literacy and Numeracy Education Vocational Workplace [Level 5]

If you are a teaching practitioner and want to develop your skills in teaching numeracy and literacy to adult learners, this qualification is for you. Gain the tools to teach reading, writing and numeracy to adult learners.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate

* Part-time study available

Business & Computing qualification pathway

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Master in Applied Management

Levels 8 and 9 | 18 months*

Master in Digital Business


Master in Logistics & Supply Chain Management


Master in Information Technology


Certificate ProgrammesSee Programme pages for details



Applied ManagementDigital BusinessInformation TechnologyLogistics and Supply Chain Management

Diploma Level 8 | 1 year*

Certificate Level 8 | 6 months*

Graduate Diploma in Professional

Accounting 1 year*

NZ Diploma in Business | Level 5

1 year*

NZ Certificate in ITNZ Diploma in

Information SystemsLevel 5 | 1 year*

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school leavers

Bachelor of Business Studies

Levels 5-73 years*

Bachelor of Computer Systems

Levels 5-73 years*

Graduate Diploma in Business

1 year*

Graduate Diploma in Information

Technology1 year*

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COMPUTINGCOMPUTING

YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Gain a practical qualification to help you seek employment in the well-paid, fast-moving IT industry.

There is a huge variety of jobs, and your choices include business/systems analyst, database development and administration, developer/programmer, engineering (hardware, network and software), help desk and IT support, networks and systems administration, Internet of Things integrator and data analyst.

MEET THE LECTURER

Mark HonethAUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS LECTURER

What did you do before you became a lecturer at EIT?I was a design engineer at a small space company in Cape Town, South Africa, called NewSpace Systems.

What can students learn from you?I have a fair amount of multidisciplinary work experience and a can-do attitude. Hopefully I can instill a love of all knowledge in my students and teach them the value of being “useful”.

What might someone be surprised to know about you?I’ve lived north of the arctic circle for a year, near the European Space Agency’s test range, as part of my masters studies.

How is your course linked to the needs of industry?Knowledge of programming, combined with maths and statistics are essential in a wide variety of Hawke’s Bay industries such as logistics, agriculture, data science, automation and manufacturing. It’s very versatile.

ComputingTe Kura Pūkenga RorohikoSoftware | Hardware | Networking | Analytics | Internet of Things |

Automation | Programming | Machine Learning (AI)

Looking for a serious computing qualification? At EIT you can gain a practical qualification designed to help you gain employment in the IT industry. The Bachelor of Computing Systems includes industry-based placements or internships which often lead to permanent employment.

All computing degree and specialist diploma programmes include an industry-based project providing you with an opportunity to work with industry, either as an intern in an IT role, or working with a commercial organisation on a specific project. Many EIT Bachelor of Computing Systems graduates have secured IT jobs while studying, ready for when they complete the programme.

A purpose-built Information Technology Complex is located on the Hawke’s Bay Campus. There are nine environmentally controlled networked computer labs with 24 student workstations in each. There are specific labs for software development, hardware, multimedia and a room for project work.

As an in-demand IT graduate you can take your skills anywhere in the world, be well paid and work in a fast-paced and constantly evolving industry. There’s a huge variety of jobs, so take your pick.

Zoe Gordon, Bachelor of Computing Systems Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

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COMPUTING

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

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Computing User Fundamentals

Level 2

Length 1 year part-time workbook based.

Intermediate User

Level 3

Length 1 year part-time workbook based.

NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Information Technology Essentials

Level 4


NZ Certificate in Information Technology

Level 5

Length 19 weeks full-time Part-time study available. Blended delivery - on campus and online.

DIPLOMA

NZ Diploma in Information Systems

Level 5


GRADUATE DIPLOMA

Graduate Diploma in Information Technology

Level 7


POSTGRADUATE

Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology

Level 8

Length 6 months full-time. Up to 2 years part-time study available.

Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology

Level 8


Master of Information Technology

Level 9

Length18 months full-time (or 6 months if you already have EIT's Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology). Part-time study available.

Samantha Down BACHELOR OF

COMPUTING SYSTEMSSamantha Down is great example of how career paths don’t always have to be a steady ascent. After finishing high school, Sam felt she needed to get out of Napier and moved to Brisbane. For the seven years that followed, she was in a kind of limbo where she worked in various jobs, studied social work for a while but never really knew what she wanted to do.

After Sam had moved back home she started to narrow down her options. Initially worrying about not being smart enough, she eventually enrolled into the EIT Bachelor of Computing Systems.

Juggling three parallel jobs while studying full-time, she started an internship with Devine Technology and was soon snapped up as a full-time business intelligence data analyst. She is one of many EIT computing students that secured employment from their internship placements. “I really like data. Data doesn’t lie,” says Sam. Sam is now continuing her studies and is enrolled in the postgraduate programme.

MEET A GRADUATE

Bachelor of Computing SystemsYour IT future starts here.

DEGREEBachelor of Computing Systems

Develop a sound knowledge of computer hardware, data communications, information systems and data analytics, IT management, networking, software development and systems analysis and design. Join the global phenomenon of emerging Internet of Things technology. EIT now offers a new major called Intelligent Systems (Automation, Internet of Things, Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence).

This degree will give you an understanding of, and the ability to develop, high quality computing solutions. You will explore the processes and practices necessary to meet the demands of a professional career in the fast moving computer world. As part of your programme, you will undertake a major industry-based project or internship. This provides an opportunity for you to demonstrate your potential to employers and provides a taste of “real world” computing.

Level 7 Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available

Waka Mildon - Bachelor of Computing Systems Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE

FEE FREE NZ Certificates in English Language (NZCEL) [Level 1 Foundation - 5]Improve your English or prepare for study. As well as being in the classroom, you will go on study visits in Hawke’s Bay. From Level 3 up, you may be able to go on to further study without having to complete an IELTS test.

Level 1 - 5

Length 16 weeks per qualification full-time. * Fee FREE for Permanent Residents studying Level 1F, 1-2.

General English Short CourseFor students who wish to study for different time periods to NZCEL and who do not require a qualification.

Level 1 - 5

Length Various

IELTS Preparation Programme (Evening Classes)This will improve your English, your skills to take tests and familiarise you with the IELTS test format.

Level N/A

Length 8 weeks part-time.

FEE FREE English for Living ClassesThis course will help students to use English, learn colloquial phrases and improve oral communication in daily activities.

Level 1 - 2

Length 9-10 weeks part-time. * Fee FREE for Permanent Residents.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE Learning English can open doors to work, study and friendship. At EIT you’ll be able to improve your English in well-equipped classrooms, where the focus is on interaction and conversation. You’ll learn to ‘live the language’ as you develop your skills, taught by highly qualified and experienced teachers. You’ll make full use of EIT’s Language Laboratory, where the focus is on helping you become fluent in English. EIT is a registered British Council IELTS Testing Centre offering exams throughout the year.

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

Mike WilliamsESL TUTOR

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE

Can you tell us something about your educational journey?

I was a chef for twenty years in New Zealand, Australia, France, England, and the Pacific Islands before I completed my first English Language teaching qualification and was offered a job at EIT in 2002. Since then I have completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Linguistics, and I also have qualifications in literacy and editing.

I find language fascinating and I believe learning English should be fun. Of course, it is also hard work, but in my classes I want students to enjoy themselves as they learn English grammar, writing, reading, speaking, pronunciation, listening, and reading.

I do this job because I like nothing better than to see students making progress and achieving their goals. These could be living in New Zealand, finding work, or passing the New Zealand Certificate in English Language to enter another study programme.

This is why I love working at EIT.

MEET THE TUTOR


Reading, writing, listening to and speaking English effectively and confidently benefits you, no matter what your job or career. Being proficient in English helps create opportunities. In any workplace it’s important to communicate, and having a good command of English will help you, now and in the future.

English LanguageTe Puna Reo Ingarihi

Sergelen Battulga, NZ Certificate in English Language student (Hawke's Bay Campus)

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

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills (Styling)

Level 2


NZ Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support)

Level 3

Length 1 year full-time.

NZ Certificate in Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist)

Level 4



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

You could create a career in local salons or head further afield, or perhaps have your own salon.

For a professional stylist with a flair for hair, anything is possible.

Louisa Losefo, NZ Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) Hawke's Bay Campus

Hairdressing & Barbering Te Kura Kaupapa Hauora, Hākinakina

Jenny ToddBARBERING TUTOR

I started to work at EIT twelve years ago – relieving for a collegue on maternity leave. I never left. I love to see the enthusiasm and the willingness of my students to learn and thrive. They are just as passionate as I am and I really appreciate the exchange of knowledge between tutors and the students. The industry is booming, it’s funky, artistic and creative, and qualified barbers are in huge demand.

MEET THE TUTOR

BARBERINGhair.eit.ac.nz

NZ Certificate in Barber Skills

Level 3


From modern fades to the classic short back and sides, this certificate will equip you with the skills and techniques to set you on the path to becoming a professional barber. Students may also be involved with work experience throughout the year.

You will gain fundamental skills and knowledge required to begin working in an entry level role within the barbering workplace.


Graduating with the NZ Certificate in Barber Skills [Level 3] will open up a wide variety of future opportunities and is the first of two qualifications that provide alternative pathways to recognition as a qualified commercial barber.

The world will be your oyster and you could end up working in the following areas:

▶ Salon support ▶ Salon reception ▶ Retail sales

HAIRDRESSING & BARBERING

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HEALTH & SPORT SCIENCE

Dr Carl PatonASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, HEALTH AND SPORT SCIENCE

Sport, exercise and health have rapidly become popular areas of study over the last decade. I sincerely believe that students on the Sport and Exercise Science programmes at EIT gain a qualification equal in standing to any other academic institute in NZ. Students at EIT get the added benefits of small class sizes with expert tutors covering a wide range of areas from anatomy to psychology.

Students also get the opportunity to apply the knowledge gained in a wide range of practical settings from schools to gyms and sports clubs. I would strongly recommend that anyone interested in a career in Sport and Exercise seriously consider study at EIT!

MEET THE LECTURER


Official education partners

Health & Sport ScienceTe Kura Kaupapa Hauora, Hākinakina

Community Health & Wellness | Mental Health & Addiction |

Relaxation & Remedial Massage | Sport, Recreation & Exercise |

Sport & Exercise Science | Health Science | Exercise Training

Qualified health professionals make a positive difference to New Zealand. At EIT there are many interesting study areas for you to choose from as part of our health and wellness programmes. You can study general health, disability and aged support, work and life skills (supported learning), mental health and addiction support. EIT’s community health and wellness programmes mix study, practical experience and theory. You’ll study on campus, and also get experience through workplace placement in a wide range of community organisations.

You may also want to prepare for a career in the sport, exercise or recreation industries. EIT’s sport and exercise programmes are designed

for people aiming to become highly qualified professionals in sport and exercise science, sport coaching, sport/leisure management and leaders in the health and wellness industry.

Get first-hand experience with EIT’s relaxation and remedial massage programmes. You can enter the wellness and relaxation programme to learn the foundation skills of massage therapy including relaxation massage techniques for all ages. You can then progress into the new NZ Diploma in Remedial Massage (subject to enrolments) and learn specialist techniques including neuromuscular therapy, trigger point massage, identifying dysfunction in clients and more. EIT’s massage clinic “Revive” gives you the opportunity to work with the public so you can

practice your skills in a working clinic with your lecturers on-hand to help you.

The new EIT Institute of Sport and Health provides staff and students with access to cutting-edge facilities. It also provides an educational experience within an enthusiastic and supportive environment.

You’ll also get experience in the superb Pettigrew.Green Arena in Hawke’s Bay and in YMCA facilities in Tairāwhiti. The Pettigrew.Green Arena has a modern exercise science laboratory, lecture theatre, stadium, gym and massage clinic.

CAREER PATHWAYS

There are many highly rewarding jobs and careers working in community development, for not-for-profit or sports organisations, disability providers, addiction and support services, rest homes and residential community facilities.

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Master of Health Science

The Master of Health Science is a 180 credit programme which provides the opportunity for health practitioners, health managers and allied healthcare professionals to advance and expand their knowledge and expertise within an interdisciplinary learning environment.

Courses are designed around knowledge and research relating to key threads of health disparities and the global health needs of populations. The programme provides students with the opportunity to investigate the worldwide improvement of health, reduction of health disparities and protection against global threats from an international context.

Credit achieved in the Postgraduate Certificate and Diploma in Health Science can be used to contribute toward a Master of Health Science. In the final stages of the programme Master of Health Science students can choose to complete research projects of 30, 45, 60 or 90 credits.

Level 8 - 9 Length 18 months full-time. Part-time study available.

Peter WhalleyMASTER OF HEALTH SCIENCE

WITH DISTINCTION

Peter Whalley graduated last year with a Master of Health Science with Distinction. Straight out of high school Peter joined the army and completed a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise at Massey University sponsored by the army. He trained as an officer at the New Zealand Officer Cadet School in Waiouru and worked on site as an Operations Officer coordinating medical support for army training exercises and operations.

As life goes however, Peter had fallen in love with a woman from Hawke’s Bay, Erica. He left the army in 2017 to move to Napier and to brush up his skills at EIT. He started to work part-time as a sports coordinator at Flaxmere College and then as a health and fitness tutor at EIT’s Trades Academy.

With the Masters qualification under his belt, Peter accepted a job offer as a health promotion adviser at the Southern District Health Board in Invercargill. “I’m really happy to be in the work-force again and to apply my knowledge in both sports and health science to my new role,” Peter said.

MEET A GRADUATE

Dr Patrick Lander, Principal Health & Sport Science Lecturer (Hawke's Bay)

Master of Health ScienceWant to turn your passion for sport and exercise into a career packed full of physical activity?

CAREER PATHWAYSAfter acquiring a Master of Health Science you could pursue a doctorate qualification through one of New Zealand’s universities. Please ask one of our staff if you’d like to find out more.

PATHWAYS AVAILABLEThe 180 credit programme can be made up from:

90-135 credits of taught courses at level 8, combined with level 9 research projects of 30, 45, 60 or 90 credits.

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SPORT, RECREATION & EXERCISE SCIENCE | HEALTH SCIENCE To find out more check out sport.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Sport Coaching

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Sport, Recreation and Exercise (Multi-sector)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Exercise

Level 4 - 5


DIPLOMA

NZ Diploma in Sport, Recreation and Exercise

Level 5


BACHELOR

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science

Level 7

Length 3 years full-time.

POSTGRADUATE

Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science

Level 8

Length 6 months full-time. Part-time study available.

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science

Level 8


MASTER

Master of Health Science

Level 9

Length 1.5 years full-time. Part-time study available.

Read about our Master of Health Science on page 37.

COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELLNESS | MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION To find out more check out health.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Skills for Living - Supported Learning Programme

Level 1


NZ Certificate in Health and WellbeingSupport Work

Level 3

Length 17 weeks (3 days per week). Part-time study available. 1 day per week for those working or volunteering in the industy

Advanced Support

Level 4

Length 17 weeks (1 day per week) and you must be working or volunteering in the industy.

Social and Community Services (Including a strand in Mental Health and Addiction Support)

Level 4


DIPLOMAS

NZ Diploma in Health and Wellbeing (Applied Practice)

Level 5

Length 34 weeks full-time. Part-time study available.

NZ Diploma in Addiction Studies (Applied)

Level 6


RELAXATION & REMEDIAL MASSAGEmassage.eit.ac.nz

NZ Diploma in Wellness and Relaxation Massage

Level 5


NZ Diploma in Remedial Massage

Level 6

Length 1 year full-time. Enquire now for 2021.

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HOSPITALITY

Rachael Mako NZ DIPLOMA IN COOKERY

Trying out unexpected things – clearly this motto serves Rachael Mako well. A few years back, Rachael was living in Australia and doing a “million things”. The right thing came along, when she moved back to the Bay three years ago.

As Rachael always loved cooking and dreamed of making a culinary difference with NZ home-grown ingredients, she completed a cookery certificate as well as a diploma at EIT. And then the day came when the 37-year-old applied for a commis chef’s role at Mangapapa Hotel, the place that she always wanted to work. She got the job and it changed her life.

From the first moment Rachael and head chef Norka Mella Munoz, were like peanut butter and jelly. “Since I’ve started to study and then work so many doors opened up for me. I’ve never been happier in my life.”

MEET A GRADUATE

HOSPITALITYWelcome to some of New Zealand's best hospitality programmes. EIT can equip you to become a hospitality professional, ready to take on a variety of roles. You'll be given plenty of experience in EIT's superb modern training and production kitchens. You'll work in fully licensed training restaurants and cafés, where you'll gain invaluable experience preparing and serving lunch and dinner for paying diners.

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

FOOD & BEVERAGENZ Certificate in Food and Beverage (Café Services)

Level 3

Length 14 weeks full-time. Hastings Learning Centre only.

NZ Certificate in Food and Beverage (Café and Restaurant Services)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Food and Beverage (Restaurant Services)

Level 4


COOKERY & BAKERY NZ Certificate in Cookery

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Cookery

Level 4


FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Cookery - Marae based

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Baking

Level 3

Length 18 weeks full-time. Tairāwhiti campus only.

NZ Certificate in Baking (Generalist)

Level 4

Length 1 year full-time. Hawke's Bay only.

YOUR CAREER PATHWAYS

You could become a barista, café owner, wait staff in a five-star hotel, or manage front of house operations. How about training to be a fully qualified chef, and working in a top restaurant?

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

EIT hospitality graduates hit the ground running. With our purpose-built facilities and close links with industry partners, we provide you with hands-on experience in a work environment.

Scholars Training Restaurant and On The Terrace Café are integral parts of the Culinary Arts and Restaurant programmes at EIT. Scholars is open to the public for lunches and dinners during the teaching semester, providing cooking

and front of house students with practical experience in a real and professional setting.

You could become a barista, café owner, front of house staff in a five-star hotel, or manage front of house operations. How about training to be a fully qualified chef, and working in a top restaurant?

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

Welcome to some of New Zealand’s best hospitality programmes. EIT can equip you to become a hospitality professional, ready to take on a variety of roles. You’ll be given plenty of experience in EIT’s superb modern training and production kitchens. You’ll work in fully licensed training restaurants and cafés, where you’ll gain invaluable experience preparing and serving lunch and dinner for paying diners.

Hospitality Te Kura Kaupapa Tāpoi, Ringa Hora

Bon Te Hiko NZ Certificate in Marae Cookery 2018 and NZ Certificate in Cookery L4

Graduate. Currently enrolled NZ Diploma in Cookery L5

NZ Diploma in Cookery (Advanced)

Gain a professional cookery qualification in the hospitality industry. You will be able to operate with some supervisory and management responsibilities in kitchen environments locally, nationally and internationally.

This programme incorporates two specialised strands to choose from:

Patisserie: including breads, pastry, desserts and cakes, OR Cookery: including global cuisine, modern cooking techniques, menu planning and costing and charcuterie.

NOTE: You will be required to cook with and consume all types of meat. If you are vegetarian, please talk to us before applying.

Level 5 Length 1 year full-time. Hawke's Bay campus only.

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IDEAschool te kura ahu taonga

MEET THE LECTURER

Tom PierardMUSIC LECTURER

Were you always passionate about music?I knew I loved music from an early age, but it wasn’t until I took the step of studying a Bachelor of Music that I knew I wanted it to be my career. It’s amazing how quickly you learn to focus on your craft and develop musically when you’re surrounded by it 24/7!

What's the best thing about working at EIT?

Definitely the best thing about working here is the people. Everyone is really committed to the quality of the programmes and to the students – and it shows, because everyone is willing to go the extra mile. The other thing I love about it is the location. It’s close to my family and friends, and I know that if I need it, family support is just down the road.

How can students benefit from having you as a teacher?

Like the other music staff, I’m a big believer in both embracing all musical styles, but also being open minded about new approaches in music production and performance. I always like to keep my class content as current as possible, and like to encourage originality and integrity in students’ songwriting.


Models showcasing Eva McIsaac's collection, 'Persecution of the Innocent', at the 2019 IDEAschool Arts Festival


The creative industries are the fastest growing economic sector world-wide. You could work as a graphic designer, art director, musician, filmmaker, fashion designer, or create a future as a fine artist. Our project-based programmes prepare you for real-world careers.

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NZ Certificate in Arts & DesignCombines:

Screen Production - Music - Fashion - Art & Design60 credits L3 | 6 months

NZ Diploma in Art & DesignBachelor of Creative Practice

120 credits L6

Bachelor of Creative Practice120 credits L7

Bachelor of Professional Creative Practice (Hons)120 credits L8

Master of Professional Creative Practice60 credits L9

NZ Certificate inCommunication Media

Screen Productiaon - Music60 credits L4 | 6 months

NZ Certificate inArts & DesignFashion - Art & Design

60 credits L4 | 6 months

NZ Diploma inArt & Design

Bachelor of CreativePractice

120 credits L5

NZ Diploma inMusic

120 credits L5

NZ Diploma inScreen Production

120 credits L5

NZ Diploma inFashion

120 credits L5

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

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Arts and Design

Level 3 & 4


NZ Certificate in Communication Media

Level 4


DIPLOMAS

NZ Diploma in Arts and Design

Level 5 & 6


NZ Diploma in Fashion

Level 5


NZ Diploma in Music

Level 5


NZ Diploma in Screen Production

Level 5


BACHELOR

Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiri-ā-rangi) - Bachelor of Professional Creative Practice (Honours)

Level 8


MASTER

Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiriao) - Master of Professional Creative Practice

Level 9


Tamara Whenuaroa - Bachelor Visual Art and Design Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

BACHELOR OF CREATIVE PRACTICEDo you want to turn your creative passion and talent into a successful career? The Bachelor of Creative Practice has you covered. It’s New Zealand’s first project-based creative degree which sets you up for a job in the creative industries or almost any other vocation. Engaged in real-life and on-campus projects, you can explore a range creative disciplines such as music, visual art, design, fashion or screen production.

Throughout the programme you will specialise in your preferred creative area while also developing broader skills by enabling you to take elective courses in other artistic disciplines. The degree is a well-rounded qualification that gives you transferable skills to boost your job prospects and help you stand out from the crowd.

You can kick off the degree by studying one of IDEAschool’s diplomas (Level 5 Diploma in Fashion, Arts and Design, Music or Screen Production) and then progress to Levels 6 and 7 of the degree.

Level 5 - 7 Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available.

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TE ŪRANGA WAKA | TE WHATUKURA “Piki ake, kake ake i te toi huarewa, te ara o Tāwhaki, i piki ai ki runga”. The need to learn and speak the Māori language is greater than ever before.

For more information check out maori.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE Te Pōkaitahi Reo Māori (Reo Rua) NZ Certificate in Te Reo Māori

Level 2 & 3

Length17 weeks full-time day classes or night classes and weekend wānanga available for those who cannot attend day classes.

FEE FREE Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga (Mātauranga Māori) NZ Certificate in Tikanga (Mātauranga Māori)Semester Two only - July start

Level 3


FEE FREE Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga (Waka Ama) NZ Certificate in Tikanga Māori (Waka Ama)

Level 3

Length 17 weeks full-time night classes and weekend wānanga only.

FEE FREE Te Tohu Tauihu NZ Certificate in Te Reo Me Ngā Tikānga

Level 4


NEW Te Pōkaitahi Tikanga (Waka Ama) NZ Certificate in Tikanga Māori (Waka Ama)

Level 4

Length 34 weeks full-time night classes and weekend wānanga only.

DIPLOMAS

Te Pōkairua Reo (Rumaki) NZ Diploma in Te Reo Māori (Immersion)

Level 5

Length34 weeks full-time day classes. Night classes and weekend wānanga available over 2 years for part-time study only.

BACHELORS

Te Pikitanga ki Awarua [Kaupae 8] Bachelor of Arts Honours (Māori)

Level 8


POSTGRADUATE

Te Tohu Tītohu mō Te Aka Whakaaroaro: Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice

Level 8 - 9

Length Postgraduate 1 year full-time. Masters 18 months full-time.

Sahn WhiunuiTE REO

MĀORI TUTOR(HAWKE'S BAY)

How did your EIT journey start? I started studying Level 2 Te Reo Māori in 2012, worked through the certificates, degree and honours, graduating in 2017. During the last year on my degree, I began working for EIT.

Now I’m a permanent member on the day class team, teaching the Level 3 Certificate in Te Reo Māori. Learning Te Reo has enriched my life in so many ways.

What’s the best thing about working at Te Ūranga Waka? Doing what I love every day, passing the knowledge and my experiences on to others, watching students on their journey and seeing their passion grow. My passion is now my job.

Why are EIT’s Te Reo Māori programmes so popular? I think a lot of Māori people are really interested in connecting back with their culture which includes the language. Also as society is trying to incorporate and normalise Māori more into everyday living, workplaces etc. This has made the demand increase also.

MEET THE TUTOR


You can work in government departments, hospital boards, teaching (kōhanga, primary, secondary and tertiary), or work with local iwi as a liaison or policy advisor. You could work in television and radio as a reporter, scriptwriter, announcer or bilingual researcher. You can also take on key roles at your own marae and within your whānau, hapū and iwi. Many employers now prefer bilingual and bicultural employees, especially as te reo Māori is an official language of New Zealand.

Te Whakangungutanga ki Ngā Tāiro a Kupe Bachelor of Arts (Māori)

This programme offers compulsory papers in Māori language, marae customs and practices. These papers are the basis of the degree major and are taught mainly in te reo Māori. Elective papers allow you to access a wide range of options, including language, teaching, research, Māori beliefs and Māori music. These are taught bilingually. This degree enables graduates to pursue a professional career in a variety of fields e.g. government departments, hospital boards, teaching (kōhanga, primary to secondary, adults), television and radio, working with local iwi and many more opportunities.

Level 5 - 7 Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available

Maori StudiesTe Ūranga Waka (Hawke's Bay)Te Whatukura (Te Tairāwhiti)

Journey Otene, Current Bachelor of Arts (Māori) student at Te Ūranga Waka (Hawke's Bay Campus)

TE ŪRANGA WAKA | TE WHATUKURA

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TOIHOUKURA Toihoukura! Toihouora e! Toihoukura – Enriching Lives!

Toihoukura is a specialist school of contemporary Māori visual arts that looks to the past to shape the future of art in Aotearoa and globally. It runs its unique, world-class programmes primarily from EIT's Tairāwhiti campus.

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

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE Ka Tipu Te Whaihanga - NZ Certificate in Ngā Toi

Level 4


DIPLOMAS

Te Pitau a Manaia - NZ Diploma in Ngā Toi

Level 5


Te Ara Pourewa – Graduate Diploma in Heritage and Museum Studies

Level 7


BACHELOR

Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiri-ā-rangi) - Bachelor of Professional Creative Practice (Honours)

Level 8


MASTER

Te Hono ki Toi (Poutiriao) - Master of Professional Creative Practice

Level 9



Since Toihoukura was established over 20 years ago, graduates have progressed into careers as art teachers, successful self-employed practicing artists, cultural advisors, gallery curators and more.

Hinemoana TautariTE TOI NGĀ RANGI -

BACHELOR OF MĀORI VISUAL ARTS AT EIT’S TOIHOUKURA,

TAIRĀWHITI CAMPUS

Northland student Hinemoana Tautari is currently enrolled in the Māori Visual Arts Degree at EIT’s Toihoukura in Tairāwhiti.

Hinemoana is from Nga Puhi subtribe Te Hikutu and grew up in the small community of Hokianga. “My family were a bit scared about me moving away but they did not want me to stay there and do nothing either,” she said.

She originally planned to study art at the Elam School of Fine Arts at Auckland University, but her art teacher Michelle Morunga, who was also her aunty and mentor, recommended Toihoukura.

She is glad she took her advice. “I have already learned so much this year,” Hinemoana says. Most of the work she has completed has sold, which is one of the ultimate compliments for an artist. “It is very exciting to sell your work and I was able to buy a plane ticket home to see my family.”

At this stage Hinemoana thinks she will go to Wellington to do her teaching diploma, and maybe after that do some travel once she has finished her degree.

She has been awarded a Year 13 scholarship which means that after her first year Government fees free, she will have to pay for only the third year of the degree programme.

MEET A STUDENT

ToihoukuraSchool of Māori Visual Arts

Te Toi o Ngā Rangi - Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts

Te Toi o Ngā Rangi enables students at any stage of their exploration of painting, drawing, sculpture, design, weaving or other visual arts to develop further knowledge and skills in the world of Māori contemporary arts.

You will be welcomed into a whānau environment and supported by the Toihoukura team of tutors and support staff. The broad-based programme enables you to develop practical skills, inspires creativity and introduces you to a range of visual arts with a view towards specialisation. Graduates of Te Toi o Ngā Rangi have found success in the creative industries including national and international art internships and residencies, major art commissions and self-employment as practicing artists.

They have also made their way into art related areas such as teaching, museum curatorships and iwi/hapū/whānau projects.

Level 5 - 7 Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available

TOIHOUKURA

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NURSING Nursing is one of the most exciting and rewarding study areas available. You can study at EIT to become a registered nurse, and choose to go on to our postgraduate programmes, including the Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science (Registered Nurse Prescribing), Master of Nursing Science and the Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner Pathway).

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

CERTIFICATES

Hauora Pathway - NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation

Level 3 - 4


BACHELOR

Bachelor of Nursing

Level 5 - 7

Length 3 years full-time. Part-time study available.

POSTGRADUATE

Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science

Level 8


Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science

Level 8


Postgraduate Diploma in Health Science (Registered Nurse Prescribing)

Level 8


MASTERS

Master of Nursing Science

Level 8 - 9


Master of Nursing - Nurse Practitioner Pathway

Level 8 - 9

Length 2.5 years full-time. Part-time study available.

Danielle WilliamsBACHELOR OF NURSING

If there is a nursing gene, it undoubtedly runs in the Williams family. Danielle Williams, the youngest of the Hawke’s Bay dynasty of nurses, last year graduated from her Bachelor of Nursing at EIT. Her mother Chrissie has been a nurse for the past 30 years. She too followed in her own mother Barbara’s footsteps, who again pursued the same career as her late mother Maud Mackie. Maud was one of the first nurses on the scene after the devastating Napier earthquake.

Danielle always knew that she wanted to become a nurse. “I saw the joy and the satisfaction that my mum gained from her work. It was inspiring.” After her graduation Danielle took up a role at Waikato Hospital in Hamilton in the Haematology and Oncology department. This specialised area offers her a lot of additional education and learning opportunities.

The women agree that the connection you build with patients is an integral part of the healing process. “Sometimes it’s even more important to help their relatives, give them a hug or a shoulder rub,” says Danielle. YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

As a registered nurse, clinical nurse specialist, registered nurse prescriber or nurse practitioner your career will be highly rewarding. You’ll experience challenges and variety as you make a positive difference in people's lives.

Nursing & Health ScienceTe Kura Kaupapa Tapuhi

Keisha Bartlett, Bachelor of Nursing Graduate (Tairāwhiti Campus)

NURSING & HEALTH SCIENCE

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EIT offers opportunities to connect with industry through work placement, while completing the qualification and gaining a Class 4 or 5 licence.

The lucrative and rapidly expanding apiculture industry needs more beekeepers. World markets can’t get enough of NZ honey, especially Manuka honey. Demand for pollination services also continues to increase with NZ’s primary industry dependent on the healthy pollination of fruit and crops for its survival.

Maewa Para AGRICULTURE TUTOR (TAIRĀWHITI CAMPUS)

How did you become a tutor at EIT? I was employed as a tutorial assistant by what was then Tairāwhiti Polytechnic in 2009. I worked with a great team promoting and delivering rural safety programmes in rural communities. In 2011, I was provided an opportunity to become a tutor. I took it and have never looked back.

What can students learn from you? I teach them the delivery of health and safety practices when working with agricultural machinery or vehicles which is imperative.

What do you enjoy most about working at EIT?I have the privilege to offer and deliver free programmes to local and rural communities which allows me to meet some fantastic people.

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Agriculture | Apiculture | Horticulture

Commercial Transport | Environment

In the food & fibre industry, the need for well-trained employees is essential. EIT offers programmes to meet the industry demand for these skilled staff.

EIT delivers a range of qualifications targeted at the Primary Industry Sector. In our Agriculture programmes you will gain hands-on skills in stock handling, vehicles and machinery, fencing, soils and pastures. Agribusiness Management is ideal for those wanting to develop their skills in running a business in the food and fibre industry.

Demand for roles in the environmental management sector are growing as people’s awareness of environmental challenges and sustainability increases. EIT has developed new environmental management programmes with up-to-date material.

This, combined with our links to local environmental organisations, will help to ensure that graduates will have had

relevant experiences and the most recent knowledge to better manage our environment for future generations.

In our Horticulture programmes you can choose from a wide range of qualifications. Learn all about soil types, plant science, propagation, pest and disease management, irrigation and harvesting. Gain an understanding of horticultural technology and management.

You’ll have access to the Hawke’s Bay Campus horticulture laboratories, greenhouses, propagation facilities and garden plots.

The transport industry needs professionally trained, qualified, specialist drivers and there are plenty of opportunities for employment in this industry. At EIT you will develop your skills through the use of our truck and trailer, transporting goods around Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti.

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

530800 22 55 34852 eit.ac.nz

APICULTUREThe apiculture industry has expanded rapidly in recent years and Manuka honey has been sought after in overseas markets. There has also been an increase in people wanting to know about keeping their own bees. In this programme you will learn how to manage a real bee hive and get to use all the necessary equipment as well as learn the theory behind honey production and disease control.

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Apiculture

Level 3

Length 1 year part-time.


Beekeeping offers many exciting career opportunities, both in New Zealand and overseas. Opportunities include: hobbyist beekeeper, part-time or full-time employment through to ownership of a commercial beekeeping operation.

Graduates can work as an assistant beekeeper for a commercial operator or as an independent beekeeper with a small number of beehives.

Gui da Silva VilhenaAPICULTURE TUTOR

I grew up in Brazil, involved in farming. I started to work as a hobby beekeeper when I was 17 years old and then studied farming systems (Animal Production/ Husbandry).

Here in New Zealand I’ve been a commercial beekeeper for six years working on honey production and pollination and another three years for a commercial queen producer. I always owned my own hives too.

I’m passionate about biodynamic/organic agriculture and inspiring people to grow their own food and to be resourceful.

MEET THE TUTOR

AGRICULTUREEIT delivers a range of qualifications targeted at the agricultural sector. You will gain skills in stock handling, vehicles and machinery, fencing, soils and pastures. Engage with the local farming sector and benefit from learning with our tutors that know the industry.

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

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Primary Industry Skills (Agriculture)

Level 2


FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills (with strands in Specialist Equipment and Infrastructure)

Level 3

Length 12 - 18 weeks full-time. Part-time study available.

NZ Certificate in Agriculture (Farming Systems)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Agriculture (Breeding Livestock Farming)

Level 4


FARMING WORKPLACE OPERATIONS

NZ Certificate in Agriculture (Farming Systems) and NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills

Level 3


CADETSHIP

Farm Cadetship Programme

Level 2 - 4


On completion of the programme you will achieve the following qualifications:

▶ NZ Certificate in Primary Industry Skills [L2] ▶ NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills [L3] ▶ NZ Certificate in Agriculture (Farming Systems) [L3] ▶ NZ Certificate in Agriculture (Breeding Livestock Farming) [L4]

DIPLOMAS

NZ Diploma in Agribusiness Management

Level 5

Length 2.5 years part-time.

NZ Diploma in Environmental Management

Level 5 & 6


YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIESThe agricultural industry continues to grow and develop. As a qualified graduate you will be recognised as a skilled individual that has industry relevant skills. EIT’s qualifications are designed to provide pathways irrespective of your initial skill level or knowledge. This could be as a farm assistant or contractor, through to a management or supervisory role across a variety of agricultural careers.

ENVIRONMENT

Environmental issues have never been more important than today. EITs newly developed environmental management programme addresses both national and international environmental and sustainability issues. Demand for roles in the environmental management sector are growing as people’s awareness of global challenges increases.

Learners will get the chance to participate in real-life restoration, conservation and sustainability projects across the region. They will learn relevant legislation and learn to identify environmental and sustainability issues, recommend solutions, advise on land-use, biosecurity and environmental issues.

EIT currently offers a L5 Diploma in Environmental Management with the opportunity to start in July and is developing a L6 Diploma in Environmental Management to be offered from February 2021.

It is intended that graduates will have the opportunity to transition to Waikato University to complete a Bachelor of Science (Environmental Sciences).

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

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HORTICULTUREGrow a great career in horticulture and choose from a wide range of qualifications. Learn all about soil types, plant science, propagation, pest and disease management, irrigation and harvesting. Understand horticultural technology, resource management and agribusiness. You'll have access to horticulture laboratories, greenhouses, propagation facilities and garden plots.

horticulture.eit.ac.nz

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Primary Industry Skills (Horticulture) You can study this programme in conjunction with: NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills [Level 3]

Level 2


FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Land-Based Sustainability Practices

Level 3


FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Horticulture (General)You can study this programme in conjunction with: NZ Certificate in Sustainable Primary Production [Level 4]

Level 3

Length 20 weeks full-time. *Depending on location.

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills (with strands in Specialist Equipment and Infrastructure)

Level 3

Length 12 - 18 weeks full-time. Part-time study available.

FEE FREE Mahinga Kai - Te Hoata | NZ Certificate in Māori Traditional Food Production, Harvest and Management

Level 3

Length 20 weeks full-time or 40 weeks part-time.

NZ Certificate in Sustainable Primary ProductionYou can study this programme in conjunction with: NZ Certificate in Horticulture General [Level 3]

Level 4


Horticulture Trainee ProgrammeThis programme provides a pathway to further your career in many aspects of horticulture, and particularly in fruit production. Trainees earn while they learn.

Level 2 - 4


On completion of the programme you will achieve the following qualifications:

▶ NZ Certificate in Primary Industry Skills [Level 2] ▶ NZ Certificate in Primary Industries Operational Skills [L3] ▶ NZ Certificate in Horticulture (Fruit Production) [Level 3] ▶ NZ Certificate in Horticulture Production (Fruit Production) [Level 4]

DIPLOMAS

NZ Diploma in Horticulture Production (with strands in Fruit Production and Post Harvest)

Level 5

Length 2 - 4 years part-time.

NZ Diploma in Agribusiness Management

Level 5



Horticulture industries worldwide are looking for well-trained staff, and EIT’s qualifications and graduates are well recognised throughout the sector.

You can choose from a range of horticulture qualifications from pre-employment to diploma level.

You can work in the horticulture industry in a variety of roles from a hands-on employee right through to an orchard manager.

Kereru Walters Horticulture student (Tairāwhiti Campus)

FORESTRY (Tairāwhiti Campus only)EIT offers programmes that will help you secure work and succeed in the growing forestry sector. You will develop entry level skills for the forestry industry including first aid, general requirements, vehicle operation and basic chainsaw operations through to the management and implementation of daily needs within the forestry industry.

forestry.eit.ac.nz

NZ Certificate in Forest Harvesting Operations

Level 3

Length 20 weeks full-time. Part-time study available - depending on strand.

COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT The transport industry needs professionally trained, qualified, specialist drivers. There are plenty of opportunities for employment with over 50,000 New Zealanders working in this industry. At EIT you will develop your skills using our truck and trailer and transporting goods around Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti.

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Commercial Road Transport (Heavy Vehicle Operator)

Level 3



You will be part of an industry with serious potential, as well trained people will be crucial to the industry's success now and in the future.

The next few years will see an increase in demand for people with forest harvesting skills.

With transported goods covering a range of industries there is always a need for skilled operators. Employers are looking for trained class 4 or 5 drivers.

EIT offers opportunities to connect with industry through work placement, while completing the qualification. Gain employment in NZ or overseas with a career that is essential to the economy.

Paul Keats, Assistant Head of School for Primary Industrie's (Hawke's Bay)

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

570800 22 55 34856 eit.ac.nz

TEACHINGLearn to become a great teacher. EIT teacher education perfectly balances theory, research and practice. As you study, you’ll work alongside experienced teachers in local early childhood centres and primary schools as part of the programme. Teaching is a rewarding career, and EIT’s quality education programmes will help you develop your knowledge and skills for teaching.

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

CERTIFICATES

Teaching & Social Work Pathway | NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation

Level 3 & 4


BACHELORS

Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)

Level 5 - 7

Length 3 years full-time. Field-based.

Bachelor of Teaching (Primary)

Level 5 - 7

Length 3 years full-time. Practice-based.

SOCIAL WORKSocial workers are an integral part of today’s society and you could find yourself assisting in a range of areas from setting up programmes and giving guidance to people and communities, to working with government agencies at a policy level.EIT’s social work courses will provide you with the knowledge, skills, and attributes required for social work practice in a variety of settings such as schools, hospitals, community groups or government agencies.

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

CERTIFICATES

Teaching & Social Work Pathway | NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation

Level 3 - 4


BACHELORS

Bachelor of Social Work

Level 5 - 7


Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)

Level 8


Fi HowardEDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES LECTURER (TAIRĀWHITI CAMPUS)

How did you become a lecturer at.I was teaching in a primary school in Lower Hutt and moved to Gisborne in 2014 to take up a teaching post at a local school.

What sort of industry experience do you have?I have nearly 20 years of varied teaching experience, both with adults and children. This includes teaching antenatal classes for Lower Hutt Parents Centre and Hutt Hospital and 8 years teaching in primary schools.

Charlotte ChisnellSOCIAL WORK LECTURER (HAWKE'S BAY CAMPUS)

What is the best but also the most challenging thing about being a social worker?

As a social worker, you have the opportunity to work with a diverse range of people throughout your career, many of whom have experienced significant, even tramatic events that require a professional and caring response. The best thing about being a social worker having the ability to promote social justice and to advocate on behalf of people who may not have a voice.

MEET THE LECTURER

MEET THE LECTURER

Teaching & Social WorkTe Kura Kaupapa Mātauranga, Pāpori

YOUR CAREER PATHWAYS - TEACHING

When you complete your early childhood education or primary teaching degree at EIT you can apply for registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand as a provisionally certified teacher.

YOUR CAREER PATHWAYS - SOCIAL WORK

Social work is challenging and offers plenty of variety, and as a quallified social worker you'll be taking on a career that is rewarding and fulfilling.

Isaac James, Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) Graduate Hawke's Bay Campus

TEACHING & SOCIAL WORK

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Luke BattenMECHANICAL ENGINEERING TUTOR

As a heavy fabrication engineer, Luke has worked on many of Gisborne’s new buildings and pack houses as well as working on the strengthening of many earthquake damaged buildings.

Luke completed his apprenticeship with Eastland Engineering and was with them for 12.5 years then later on for another five years in agricultural engineering at Leaderbrand produce.

When the opportunity arose to be a tutor at EIT, he jumped at the chance. “I want the younger generation to jump into a career that will serve them for life.”

In his new role at EIT, Luke will be working with students going for their New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering, along with some specialist training schemes and high school trades academy programmes.

TRADES & TECHNOLOGYEIT’s trades and technology qualifications are all about giving you plenty of hands-on practical experience, like constructing a building, wiring a house or repairing vehicles. You can study foundation programmes and try your hand at a range of trades, then go on to specialist training at EIT. If you’re already working as a tradesperson, you can get career development to help you take your next step up the ladder. You may be eligible for an EIT Youth Scholarship or the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training scheme, Te Ara o Takitimu and Te Toka which help with paying your fees.

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

CERTIFICATES

FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Building, Construction and Allied Trades Skills

Level 2


FEE FREE NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills – Automotive and Engineering

Level 2


NZ Certificate in Building, Construction and Allied Trades Skills

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Mechanical Engineering

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Electrical Engineering Theory

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills ( Joinery)

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Carpentry Apprenticeship

Level 4

Length 3-4 years full-time

NZ Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying Pre-apprenticeship

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Automotive Engineering

Level 3

Length 1 year full-time. Part-time apprenticeship study available.

NZ Certificate in Automotive (Light, Heavy and Electrical) Engineering Apprenticeship

Level 4

Length 3-4 years part-time.

NZ Certificate in Infrastructure Works

Level 3


Services Pathway - NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation

Level 3


NZ Certificate in Outdoor Experiences

Level 3


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Qualified, professional tradespeople are always in demand. You could score a great career in architecture, carpentry, electrical engineering, automotive, plumbing and gasfitting or engineering, including machining, welding and fabrication.

Trades & TechnologyTe Kura Kaupapa Ringa Rehe, Hangarau

Casey Aranui , Carpentry Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

NZ Diploma in Architectural Technology

This programme will offer you stimulating studies and provide a pathway to your professional qualification as an architectural technician.

Gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to become a productive member of an architectural design team – undertake practical learning to learn the whole process of producing architectural drawings, from establishing a client’s requirements right through to submission of the final designs.

Level 5 - 6 Length 2 years full-time.

TRADES & TECHNOLOGY

610800 22 55 34860 eit.ac.nz

TOURISM & TRAVEL By studying with EIT you can take a big step towards working in one of the world’s biggest industries. If you love travel, think New Zealand is a great tourist destination, or want to help others see the world, study for a qualification that can really take you places.

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

CERTIFICATESNZ Certificate in TourismUse your adventurous spirit and passion for customer service to guide people on their way to exploring and experiencing all the world has to offer. The programme includes both Visitor Experience and Tourism & Travel strands. Lots of site visits and industry guest speakers ensure you have a real world understanding of the local tourism industry. Barista training is included.

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NZ Certificate in TourismGet on-board one of the world's fastest growing industries and you'll never look back. Kick things off with this certificate and enter the exciting world of tourism. You'll be preparing yourself for a career that will really take you places. Learn about the systems and processes used in the day to day running of a tourism and travel business. First Aid training is included.

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DIPLOMAThe New Zealand Diploma in Tourism and Travel is a full-time, one year programme. Graduates will be able to deliver and assist in supporting the delivery of a quality visitor experience across a range of organisations in the tourism and travel industries. The programme includes an overnight study tour, work experience and the theoretical knowledge required for a Bar Manager’s Certificate.

NZ Diploma in Tourism and TravelLevel 5


YOUR CAREER PATHWAYS Graduates can gain employment in the exciting world of tourism in a variety of roles. These could be as a travel consultant, wholesale tour consultant, flight or cruise attendant, travel reservation staff, attractions guide, tour guide or airline ground staff.

Nikki LloydTRAVEL & TOURISM TUTOR

What jobs did you have before you started at EIT? I worked as both corporate travel consultant and check-in staff for Air New Zealand for a number of years. I also worked for Tourism NZ overseas, and with a tour company organising group tours all around the world.

How do you prepare your students for working in the “real world”? All our programmes include industry guest speakers and lots of site visits. Our level 5 diploma students undertake work experience and this often leads to ongoing employment. We also have high expectations in the classroom around attendance, timekeeping, deadlines, dress standards and professional behaviour to prepare students for what this industry expects of them.

What exciting careers can graduates get in the tourism industry? The tourism industry is so varied. Our graduates are employed in all sorts of areas including flight attending, information centres, tour guiding and accommodation. We even have graduates involved in organising tours for cruise ship passengers and tourism marketing. The sky is literally the limit.

MEET THE TUTOR

Tourism & TravelTe Kura Kaupapa Tāpoi, Ringa Hora

Field trip to Dive Tatapouri, Gisborne

TOURISM & TRAVEL

630800 22 55 34862 eit.ac.nz

VETERINARY NURSING

VETERINARY NURSINGAre you passionate about the care and welfare of animals? Here’s your chance to learn about this exciting world: from animal husbandry to anatomy and first aid. Plus, you will be responsible for the animal residents of EIT’s animal facility. You will gain the skills necessary to assist veterinarians or help manage an animal facility.

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

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Animal Management (Companion Animals Strand)

Level 4


NZ Certificate in Animal Technology (Veterinary Nursing Assistant Strand)

Level 5


DIPLOMA

NZ Diploma in Veterinary Nursing

Level 6


BACHELOR

Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing

Level 5 - 7


Can you tell us what you were doing before you came to EIT? I was working as a small animal veterinarian in Horowhenua while raising my daughter.

What are your strengths as a lecturer? I am patient, easy to talk to, have some interesting stories from my time in veterinary clinics (and I occasionally bring chocolate to class).

What qualities should an ideal vet nurse have? A love of animals, empathy, patience, be calm under pressure, have good time management skills and great attention to detail.

Sarah ThomsonVETERINARY NURSING LECTURER

MEET THE LECTURER

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

Enrol into the Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing or progress your way through our Certificate and Diploma programmes.


Make your passion for animals your career. You could work with animals in a veterinary practice, animal facility, laboratory, animal hospital or wildlife park.

Veterinary NursingTe Whare Tiaki Kararehe

Rebecca Renner, NZ Diploma in Veterinary Nursing Graduate (Hawke's Bay Campus)

650800 22 55 34864 eit.ac.nz

Here’s your chance to study viticulture and wine science in the heart of New Zealand’s premium wine region.

You can choose from a range of grapegrowing and winemaking programmes to suit your individual needs. You will learn from highly qualified and experienced lecturers, and gain invaluable experience at our superb teaching and research winery, vineyard, wine sensory and science laboratories.

As part of your programme you will be exposed to a wide range of commercial vineyards, winery operations and industry professionals, adding authentic learning opportunities to your study.

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

CERTIFICATES

NZ Certificate in Study and Career Preparation (Science Pathway)

Level 4

Length 19 weeks. Part-time study available.

BACHELOR

Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science

Level 5 - 7


DIPLOMA

Graduate Diploma in Oenology or Graduate Diploma in Viticulture

Level 7

Length 1 year full-time. 2 years part-time study available.

Dr Chandre HonethWINE SCIENCE LECTURER

MEET THE LECTURER

Where does your interest for wine and wine science come from? My attraction to the field of viticulture and wine science and my consequent career stemmed from an interest in biology, chemistry and geography. It was not a big leap to see the link between these subjects and my appreciation for a good glass of wine. My studies started in 2007 and I have been entrenched in the field ever since with absolutely no regrets.

What were you doing before you came to EIT?Before I came to EIT, I was doing my PhD in Viticulture at Stellenbosch University in South Africa.

How can students benefit from achieving the Bachelor of Viticulture & Wine Science?This is an absolutely fantastic and interesting field to work in. The course offers essential theoretical knowledge paired with practical hands-on experience to provide the necessary skills for young winemakers and viticulturists to enter the industry. The viticulture and soil science courses, which I am involved with, really allow students to get up close and personal with the soil and the vines. We spend plenty of time in the EIT vineyard as well as in vineyards around Hawke’s Bay where students are able to connect with industry.

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YOUR CAREER PATHWAYS - TEACHING

EIT’s strong connections with the local wine industry mean you’ll be in a superb position to find employment once you graduate. Our programmes have an excellent global reputation, providing further opportunities to work in some of the world’s great wine regions.

Alena Kamper, Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science concurrent degree student (Hawke's Bay Campus)

VITICULTURE & WINE SCIENCE

670800 22 55 34866 eit.ac.nz

Enrolment information

HOW TO ENROLThere is an easy 3-step process to follow when enrolling at EIT.

STEP 1Check out this prospectus or go online to eit.ac.nz to see the programmes available for you to study at EIT.

Once you find a programme which you are interested in online, you can download the course information to find out more.

STEP 2You can now use your RealMe verified identity to apply for study at EIT. If you use your RealMe verified identity you will no longer be sent a copy of your application form to sign. You also will not need to provide us with a copy of your primary ID.

If you apply online without using RealMe then you will be sent a summary of your enrolment to check and sign. Your enrolment cannot progress until you have sent this back to us. Please return this quickly along with any documentation we request from you.

You can also apply using a paper enrolment form. Please call us on 0800 22 55 348 and we will send you one out.

You will receive an acceptance letter from your Faculty with programme information. This will include the start date of your study and any special information regarding your programme. It may also include course selection forms which you need to complete and return to EIT. Depending on your chosen programme of study, you may be invited to attend an interview before you are accepted.

STEP 3Arrangement for full payment of enrolment fees must be made before the start of your programme. You will receive an invoice with payment details.

Fees-Free government scheme: Tertiary education is fees-free for eligible domestic tertiary students. To check if you are eligible, go to FeesFree.govt.nz and enter your National Student Number (NSN). If you are not eligible you will be responsible for paying your fees.

You can find out more about scholarships and other options for paying your fees at eit.ac.nz.

StudyLink: If you need to pay for your own study you can choose to apply for your Student Loan and Student Allowance with StudyLink. You should do this early, even if you haven’t yet been accepted on your programme. You can change your details later if anything changes. Visit studylink.govt.nz to find out more about StudyLink.

STUDENT SERVICES LEVY

The Student Services Levy is a compulsory non-tuition fee that is charged to students enrolled at EIT. The levy is to contribute to the provision of quality student services that support learning. The funds received by EIT from the levy are ring-fenced, meaning they can only be spent on student services.

STUDENT LOANS AND ALLOWANCES StudyLink is a service of the Ministry of Social Development. Apply well before your programme begins (even if you haven't been accepted yet) so you'll be ready to get your payments when you need them most. Check out what you quality for at studylink.govt.nz.

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