manukau institute of technology

2011International Prospectus

Manukau Institute of TechnologyA U C K L A N D , N E W Z E A L A N D

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Contents page

Welcome 3

Auckland: A Great Place to Study, Work and Live 4

Choose the Right Course 6

Student Information 8

Understanding Qualifications 11

Equivalent Qualifications 12

Quick Programme Reference 14

English for Speakers of Other LanguagesCalendar 16

Policies 72

International Student Application Form 73

Campus Map 75

Programmes page

English for Speakers 18

of Other Languages (ESOL)

Foundation Studies 19

Accounting 20

Business Administration 23

Communication 25

Computing & Information Technology 27

Construction 29

Creative Arts 30

Engineering – Civil, Mechanical 32 & Manufacturing

Engineering – Computer, Electrical, 35 Electronic, Networking & Mechatronics

Engineering – Fabrication & Refrigeration 38

Engineering – Vehicle Technology 40

Hairdressing & Beauty 44

Horticulture, Floristry & Landscaping 47

Hospitality, Culinary & Baking 49

Management 53

Maritime & Boating 55

Marketing & Sales 57

Shipping, Freight & Logistics 60

Social Services 63

Sport & Recreation 65

Teacher Education 67

Tourism & Travel 69

Manukau Institute of Technology’s commitment to international students

Manukau Institute of Technology has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Ministry of Education. Copies of the code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at www.minedu.govt.nz

International Prospectus 2011Full information on any of these programmes is available online at: www.manukau.ac.nz

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Deciding where you are going to study is a big decision to make. It’s almost as important as deciding what you are going to study. You need to be sure you choose the right course, a study environment you will enjoy and a support structure to help you succeed.

MIT, is New Zealand’s highest performing Institute of Technology as assessed by the Tertiary Education Commission*.

Established in 1970, MIT has 40 years experience in the provision of high quality education. Each year MIT welcomes students from around the world including Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, India, the Middle East and the Pacific Islands.

There are 20,000 domestic students who chose to study at MIT and more than 950 international students. International students are a valued group at MIT.

At MIT we invest in top teaching talent and technology, working closely with industry to provide innovative, inspiring courses that ensure you move effortlessly from studying to working. Employers actively recruit our graduates for both their academic achievement and their ability to transfer new skills straight to the workplace.

We pride ourselves on being a leading tertiary provider of high quality, relevant and accessible education, built on a strong base of applied research. In today’s global economy we want to prepare you for success by providing a complete learning experience and recognised qualifications which are valued the world over.

A very warm welcome to

Manukau Institute of Technology

* The Tertiary Education Commission evaluates successful completion of courses, completion of qualifications, student progression to higher level and students retained in studies. A complete report can be downloaded from www.tec.govt.nz The Performance of Tertiary Education Organisations.

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MIT was established in 1970 as New Zealand’s first purpose built vocational training institute. Since then MIT has evolved into a leading education provider which caters to all academic levels of studies up to degree level. Each year 20,000 students, including 950 international students, choose to study at MIT.

StudyWhy choose Manukau Institute of Technology?

Government tert iary inst i tut ion

Balance of theory and appl ied learning

Work-ready graduates

Modern specia l ised faci l i t ies

Flexible qual i f icat ions and career paths

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STEP 2English & Foundation programmes

Certificates

Diplomas

Degrees

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Auckland is packed full of great activities and attractions. Experience the mixture of cultures through festivals, arts, events and learning in a multi- cultural environment. For serious retail therapy you can choose from three large and modern shopping malls, including Sylvia Park which has more than 200 stores including movies, cafes, bars and restaurants.

Visit the local vineyards for award winning wines and concerts on the green. The Auckland region is home to beautiful beaches, parks and outdoor activities.

With so many activities and attractions, Manukau is a great place to live.

MIT is located in Auckland, the gateway to New Zealand. Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand. It has strong population and economic growth creating work opportunities for students and graduates alike.

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Calendar 2011

AprilMonday 27thTerm 2 begins

FebruaryMonday 1st – Wednesday 3rd & Monday 8th – Wednesday 10thInternational Orientation

Monday 15thSemester 1 and Term 1 begin for most programmes

DecemberFriday 23rdMIT offices close at midday for Christmas break

OctoberMonday 3rdTerm 4 begins

JulyMonday 11th – Wednesday 13th & Monday 26th – Wednesday 28thInternational Orientation

Monday 19thSemester 2 and Term 3 begin for most programmes

Semester 2

Semester 1

Courses and Information

For information on study at MIT, contact the International Marketing and Recruitment Office.

Location: L Block Reception, South Campus

Phone: +64 9 968 8742Fax: +64 9 968 8741Email: [email protected]

MIT Careers Centre

The MIT Careers Centre provides an on-site careers advisory service for both prospective and enrolled students.

Location: J Block, South Campus.Open: daily from 8.30am–4.30pm.

Bridging Programmes

If students do not meet the entry criteria of a programme they should consider MIT bridging programmes. Contact International Marketing and Recruitment for more information on these programmes.

Email: [email protected]

Support for making your choice

Choosethe right coursethe right coursesethe r

MayMonday 23rdGraduation Week for 2010 GraduatesJanuary

Tuesday 4thMIT offices offically re-open

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Applying to study at MIT

IELTS Testing Centre

MIT is an IELTS (International English Language Testing System) approved testing centre. The IELTS test is internationally recognised for English language proficiency. It is widely used and accepted as a requirement for entry to courses in higher education, for immigration purposes, and for professional registration. Tests are scheduled on a regular fortnightly basis.

For further information and test registration contact IELTS Administrator, School of English

Phone: +64 9 968 8617Email: [email protected]

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Choose your study programme

Information and application forms are available from the MIT website, MIT Information Centre or the International Marketing and Recruitment team.

web: www.manukau.ac.nz/international

MIT Information Centre, International Marketing and Recruitment, L Block, Gate 1, Newbury Street, Otara, Manukau, Auckland, New Zealand.

Email: [email protected]: +64 9 968-8742Fax: +64 9 968-8741

Apply to study

Complete and submit the application form on page 73 or download from: www.manukau.ac.nz/international

Note: If applicants are applying to study programmes within Education, Creative Arts, or Social Services, please contact International Marketing and Recruitment (see above) to obtain an alternative application form.

Acceptance into programme

MIT will acknowledge receipt of your application form by email. If successful in gaining a place, MIT will send you an acceptance pack including Offer of Place, International Student Acceptance, Invoice and Accommodation forms.

Registration and enrolment

Registration and enrolment will take place during Orientation Week which is the week before your programme starts.

Confirmation of acceptance

Students must complete, sign and return International Student Acceptance, Invoice and Accommodation forms to confirm acceptance of their place.

English Language Requirements

To ensure students achieve in their studies, MIT expects a certain level of proficiency in written and spoken English. The English language entry requirement is 6.0 (Academic) International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (or equivalent) for most mainstream programmes. Some introductory certificates will accept students with 5.5 (Academic) IELTS. MIT has an excellent English Language School where students can study English at all levels, from beginners to advanced. Please contact International Marketing and Recruitment for details.

Email: [email protected]









Student servicesWhat MIT Can Do For You

MIT provides all students with the facilities and services needed to help them succeed in their study, and to make the time they are with MIT as enjoyable as possible.

International Student Support

Student Life provides a dedicated support service for international students. The teams are comprised of advisory and support staff who are available to all students and who welcome the opportunity to get to know them. Student Life offers student support relating to any study, work or personal issues that might be impacting on a student’s ability to study and encourage students to take advantage of these services.

Location: L Block, South Campus

Student Experience

MIT offers a range of recreational leisure activities and events for students to enjoy on campus. These include student clubs, sports teams, and social events. For a calendar of events and activities contact Student Experience.

Web: www.manukau.ac.nz/services

Mentoring

A personal touch can make all the difference to a student’s success. MIT’s Student Experience team offers a mentoring programme designed to help new students settle into academic life. Mentors are existing students of MIT. Initially providing practical support and advice if needed, the mentors work closely with staff to make sure students get full benefit of the services MIT has on offer.

International Orientation

The international orientation programme is fun, informative and welcoming. This is a compulsory event for all international students.

Library

The library is a vibrant and central part of the institute, supporting students’ learning and research. Highly–trained, friendly staff are happy to provide assistance with study and research needs. Library resources are available to all MIT students.

Learning Support Centre

The Learning Support Centre is here to help students succeed. It is free for MIT students and includes assistance with:

• Essay/Report Writing• English Language Skills• Study Skills• Maths and Science Skills• Course Work• Independent Learning.

Location: Level 3, Library, S Block, South Campus

Students with disabilitiesMIT is not funded by the New Zealand Government to support international students with disabilities. A student’s disability will be assessed against the needs of the programme. Applications may be declined where the disability will impact on the student’s ability to succeed in that programme. Any assessment or support required for a disability while studying at MIT will have to be arranged and paid for by the student.

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PoliciesFor details on Insurance and the MIT Cancellations, Withdrawals and Transfers of International Students Policy see page 72.

Campus locations and transportMIT is easily accessible. Students can choose between bus and train services or use their own private transport. Conveniently located near the Southern Motorway, students have easy access to the most direct route in and out of the Auckland region.

MIT has plenty of free parking available on site and in surrounding streets.

For a campus map see page 75.

Arrival in New ZealandAn MIT staff member will meet the student at the airport on arrival and assist with any travel arrangements and transportation to their accommodation, if required.

Students must participate in an international orientation programme at MIT. This includes information to help the student adjust to study at MIT, counselling on programmes, student visas, New Zealand life and culture.

Living expensesStudents will need to make sure they have enough money to live on, over and above the tuition fees they have paid for their programme. Expenses will vary depending on a student’s lifestyle but as a guide they will need NZ$200–NZ$250 per week for accommodation and basic living expenses. This amounts to NZ$10,000 – NZ$12,000 per year.

EmploymentInternational students may be eligible to work 20 hours per week during their studies.

On graduation, if eligible, successful graduates may gain a one year Graduate Job Search Work Permit.

For all details please contact Immigration New Zealand.Web: www.immigration.govt.nz

Student Permits and Graduate Job Search Work Permits are processed by MIT’s International Administration, Academic Registry.

Location: J Block, South Campus

Student visa application procedureFull details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through Immigration New Zealand (INZ).

Web: www.immigration.govt.nz

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It is important to find comfortable, friendly accommodation. MIT can accommodate students in the Student Village or homestay.

MIT Student Village

Built in 1998, the village contains 14 self-contained student houses. It is within walking distance of all MIT facilities, the recreation centre, swimming pool, gymnasium, sports facilities, shopping centre and public transport.

Student Village living gives students the opportunity to adapt to tertiary life, establish friendships and socialise with other students from different backgrounds, all in a secure environment.

Each house has nine single study bedrooms with a bed, wardrobe and computer workstation. Bedding is provided. Houses are fully furnished complete with television, telephone, well-equipped self-catering kitchen and two bathrooms. Parking is available. Students do not need transport to get to classes.

Accommodation: finding a place to live

Student Village Applications

Priority for Student Village accommodation is given to full–time students living outside the greater Auckland area. An application form is available from International Administration.


Homestay

MIT’s Homestay Service enables students to become part of a caring New Zealand

household or family. Some of the highlights of homestay are:

• Students have their own room• Morning and evening meals are provided

on weekdays, all meals are provided on weekends

• To be part of a family, joining in outings and family gatherings

• Help with learning English.

All students and families are monitored to ensure they are compatible. An application form is available from International Administration.


Virtual Tour

Check out the Student Village virtual tour online at: www.manukau.ac.nz/student-services/student-village/vitual-tour

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Staircasing

As an Institute of Technology we offer students a range of flexible programmes and levels. Students can enter MIT at various levels and progress to higher qualifications or employment.

Cross-creditsStudents may be eligible to gain cross-credits from previous tertiary study. Cross-credits may be given if the course descriptions for programmes students have already passed relate directly to the course descriptions for the programme students will study at MIT.

Students can check course descriptions on MIT’s website. If students think they are eligible for cross-credits they will need to send:

• Certified copies of academic records• Official prescription and learning

outcomes for each course students wish to have cross-credited.

Any application for cross-credits takes six to eight weeks to be assessed.

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English & Foundation programmes

Certificates

Diplomas

DegreesDegrees

Bachelor degrees usually include courses at Levels 5 to 7. Some include Level 4 (maximum of 20 credits). Bachelor degrees usually take three years of full–time study (or part–time equivalent), and some can take four or five years. Bachelor degrees with honours usually take four-and-a-half years, are 480 credits or more, with a research component at Level 8.

Graduate Certificates

Graduate certificates can be registered at Levels 6 or 7 and have a minimum of 60 credits from Levels 5 to 7. The level is defined from the top 40 credits.

Graduate Diplomas

Graduate diplomas have a minimum of 120 credits from Level 5 and above. At least 72 credits are at Level 7.

Postgraduate Certificates

Postgraduate certificates have a minimum of 40 credits at Level 8.

Postgraduate Diplomas

Postgraduate diplomas have a minimum of 120 credits from Level 7 and above. At least 72 credits are at Level 8.

Programmes and Courses

A programme leads to a qualification and is usually made up of a number of courses.

Credits

A system of credits is used to show the approximate length of time it will take a student to meet the requirements of an individual course. This includes teaching, assessment, and personal study. One credit is about 10 hours of total learning time. For example, it will take a student about 200 hours to complete a 20 credit course. A year long, full–time programme of study is represented by 120 credits (about 1200 hours).

Levels

Each course is classified at a level between 1 and 10. These levels indicate the intellectual demand and complexity of skills required to successfully complete the course.

Certificates of Achievement

Certificates of Achievement have no more than 39 credits and can be at any level.

Certificates

Certificates are made up of courses at Levels 1 to 4. A certificate requires at least 40 credits (often more). If the certificate has a stated level, at least 40 credits must be at that level or higher. Some certificates provide a broad introduction to a range of skills in a particular subject. Certificates at Levels 3 and 4 are often needed for entry into trades, craft and service occupations. They also provide entry to diploma programmes.

Diplomas

Diplomas are made up of courses that total at least 120 credits. At least 72 credits are at Level 5 or higher. If the diploma has a stated level, at least 72 credits must be at that level or higher. The diploma will require at least one year of full–time study or two years part–time.

Diplomas are often required for entry to advanced trade, technical and professional occupations.

Understanding qualifications






COUNTRY DIPLOMA LEVEL PROGRAMMES DEGREE LEVEL PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Successful completion of Year 12 (NCEA Level 2) with minimum of 48 credits (approx)

Successful completion of Year 13 (NCEA Level 3) with minimum of 42 credits (approx) or International Baccalaureate score 24+ or Cambridge International Examination (CIE) 120 points on UCAS tariff

Australia Successful completion of High School Certificate with appropriate passes

Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate with 65% passes in all subjects

Successful completion of one year of tertiary study or three A Levels average or IB 25+

Brazil Completion of High School (3rd year of Second Level) Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Brunei GCE O Levels in four subjects GCE A Levels (two x C or equivalent; minimum two academic subjects)

Canada Provincial High School Diploma

Chile Licencia de Educaion Media Successful completion of one year tertiary study

China Senior Year 3 Certificate of Graduation with 65% average Senior Year 3 Certificate of Graduation with 80% average

Denmark Senior High School (Studentereksamen) with an average grade of 8.0 on 11 pt scale or successful completion of Hojere Fortseredekseseksamen

Fiji Fiji School Leaving Certificate with 60% average in four subjects

Fiji Form seven with aggregate 320 in best four subjects

France Successful completion of Baccalaureate

Germany Mittlere Reife Realschulabschluss Successful completion of Senior High School (Abitur)

Hong Kong HK Certificate of Education (HKCEE) GCE (three C passes) or HKALEA Levels

India All India Senior School Certificate (10+2) or equivalent with passes of 55% in four academic subjects

All India Senior School Certificate (10+2) or equivalent with passes of 70% in four academic subjects

Indonesia SMA3 with 60% average pass in four subjects Successful completion of one year tertiary study or SMA3, average pass in four subjects 75%

Iran/Iraq Successful completion of one year tertiary study at a recognised institution

Italy Successful completion of Diploma de Maturita

Japan Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Kenya Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education with a B+ average

Korea High School Diploma Senior High School or Upper Secondary School with average 80%

Malaysia SPM or Chinese Unified Examination STPM with three C passes in relevant subjects MICSS – at least six subjects with a score of B5 or better in at least five of these subjects (cannot include more than one language)

Mexico Successful completion of a qualification equivalent to New Zealand Year 12 (6th Form) (NCEA Level 2)

Successful completion of one year tertiary study or a qualification equivalent to New Zealand Year 13 (NCEA Level 3)

Nepal Proficiency Certificate with 65% grade average Proficiency Certificate with a grade average of 80%

Netherlands VWO-Gymnasium A or B; VWO Atheneum A or B

New Caledonia Successful completion of Baccalaureate Successful completion of Baccalaureate with a minimum grade of 24

Nigeria Senior School Certificate with aggregate 22 in best six subjects

Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Norway Successful completion of Videregaende Skole

Pacific Islands Successful completion of Year 12 (6th Form) with 55% average mark

Successful completion of Year 13 (7th Form) equivalent to New Zealand NCEA Level 3

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Certificate Programmes

Most certificate programmes require applicants to have completed Year 12 or equivalent of secondary school. Please contact International Marketing and Recruitment for further information on +64 9 968 8742 or [email protected].

English Language Equivalents

IELTS (Academic) 6.5; no one score below 6.0: TOEFL 575 (230), TWE 4.5. Internet Based TOEFL 79+. MIT ELP 6.5.IELTS (Academic) 6.0; no one score below 5.5: TOEFL 550 (213), TWE 4.0. Internet Based TOEFL 79+. MIT ELP 6.0.IELTS (Academic) 5.5; TOEFL 525 (190), Internet Based TOEFL 71+.

MIT English Language Requirements

Most MIT diplomas and degrees require a minimum of IELTS 6.0 (Academic) or equivalent. Some diplomas and degrees require IELTS 6.5 (Academic) or equivalent – see programme for details. MIT certificates usually require a minimum of IELTS 5.5 (Academic) or equivalent.

NZ Academic Qualification Equivalents

NZ NCEA Level 3 minimum 42 credits orInternational Baccalaureate 24+ orCambridge international Examination (CIE) 120 points on UCAS tariff.

COUNTRY DIPLOMA LEVEL PROGRAMMES DEGREE LEVEL PROGRAMMES

Pakistan Higher Secondary School with 65% average Successful completion of one year previous tertiary from a recognised institution

Papua New Guinea Higher School Certificate with 55% grade average Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Philippines High School graduation with 80% Successful completion of at least one year tertiary study

Russia Certificate of Secondary Education or Certificate of Maturity


Samoa Completion of High School with 55% grade average Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Saudi Arabia Tawjihiyah (General Secondary Education Certificate) with minimum 60% overall


Singapore GCE O Levels in four subjects GCE A Levels with passes in three subjects

Sri Lanka GCE O Levels with four credit passes Sri Lankan GCE A Levels with three passes in relevant subjects

South Africa SA Senior Certificate or Matriculation Certificate with minimum of 55% average

Sweden Slutbetyg Student Examen; Avgangsvetyg Leaving Certificate

Taiwan Senior High School leaving Certificate Senior High School with B average (70%)

Thailand Matayom 6 with grade point average of 2.4 Successful completion of one year tertiary study or Matayom 6 grade point average of 3.2

Tonga Successful completion of Form 6 with 55% average marks

Successful completion of Form 7 (Year 13) NZ Bursary exam with 3 C passes

United Kingdom GCSE with six passes GCE A Levels with three passes

United States of America High School Graduation Diploma High School Diploma – SATV & SWATM (mini composite score 1250)

Vietnam High School Diploma with 60% average in four subjects Successful completion of one year tertiary study

Please note: Some courses may stipulate higher entry requirements. Students who do not meet the stated requirements can be considered on an individual basis.





STUDY AREA PROGRAMMES LEVEL YEARS INTAKES 2011 FEES ($NZ) PAGE

English Language

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) II, III, IV – 0.5 Feb, Apr, Jul, Oct $6,696 18

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) IV – 0.5 Feb & Jul $6,696 18

English for Study Purposes (ESP) – 0.5 Feb & Jul $6,696 18

English for Further Study (EFS) – 0.5 Feb & Jul $6,696 18

Summer School – 7 weeks Dec $2,604 18

Foundation Education

Including Business, Communication, Computing and Information Technology, Early Childhood, Education, Engineering, Social Work Studies, Teacher Education (Early Childhood/Primary), Travel, Tourism and Preparation for University Study.

– 0.5-1.5 Feb & Jul $6,350-$7,620

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Certificate in Pre-Degree Studies (Engineering) – 1 Feb $18,000 19

Certificate in Tertiary Studies – 0.5 Feb $7,620 19

Accounting

Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business 4 0.5 Feb & Aug $8,130 20

Diploma in Business 5 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 20

New Zealand Diploma in Business 6 2 Feb & Aug $16,260 21

Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) 7 3 Feb & Aug $16,260 21

Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting 7 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 22

Business Administration

National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing

3 0.5 Feb & Aug $8,080 23

National Certificate in Business Administration 4 0.5 Feb & Aug $8,080 23

Diploma in Business Administration 5 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 24

Communication



Diploma in Communication Studies 5 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 25

Diploma in Integrated Marketing and Communications 6 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 25

Bachelor of Applied Communication 7 3 Feb & Aug $16,260 26

Computing & Information Technology


Diploma in Information and Communication Technology 5 1 Feb & Aug $17,330 27

Diploma in Information Systems 6 1 Feb & Aug $17,330 27

Bachelor of Information Systems 7 3 Feb & Aug $17,330 28

ConstructionCertificate in Entry to Carpentry 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 29

Certificate in Carpentry 4 1 Feb & Jul $16,770 29

Certificate in Foundation Studies in Visual Arts 3 1 Feb $15,240 30

Certificate in Jewellery Techniques 4 1 Feb $19,020 30

Creative Arts Diploma in Jewellery Manufacture and Design 5 1 Feb $19,020 31

Diploma in Advanced Jewellery 6 1 Feb $19,020 31

Diploma in Visual Arts 5 1 Feb $19,580 31

Engineering - Civil, Mechanical & Manufacturing

National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 2 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,590 32

Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture 5 1 Feb & Jul $18,000 32

NZ Diploma in Engineering (Civil) 6 2 Feb $18,000 33

National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical or Mechanical Engineering Services)

6 2 Feb & Jul $18,000 33

Engineering - Computer, Electrical, Electronic, Networking

& Mechatronics

Foundation Education - Pre Degree Engineering 4 1 Feb $18,000 19

Foundation Education 4 0.5 Feb & Jul $7,620 19

Certificate in Electrical Engineering 2-4 0.5-1.5 Feb & Jul $9,000 35

National Certificate in Electricity Supply (Electrical Fitter) 2 0.5 Feb & Jul $9,460 35

Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering 6 2 Feb & Jul $18,000 36

Bachelor of Engineering Technology 7 3 Feb & Jul $18,000 36

Engineering - Fabrication & Refrigeration

Certificate in Fabrication Trades & Technology 3 1 Feb $16,770 38

Certificate in Manual Metal Arc and Welding 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 38

National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 2 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,590 32

Certificate in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 3 1 Feb $16,770 39

Engineering - Vehicle Technology

Certificate in Automotive Technology 2 1 Feb $16,770 40

Certificate in Automotive Electrical 2 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 40

Certificate in Automotive Electrical 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 41

Certificate in Light Automotive Technology 3 1 Feb $16,770 41

Certificate in Heavy Automotive Technology 3 1 Feb $16,770 41

Certificate in Motorsport 2 1 Feb $16,770 42

Certificate in Motorsport 3 1 TBA $16,770 42

Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing Technology 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 42

Certificate in Motorbody Technology 3 1 Feb $16,770 43

Quick Programme Reference

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Hair & Beauty

Certificate in Introductory Hairdressing 2 0.5 Feb & Jul $7,820• 44

Certificate in Hairdressing Fundamentals 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $7,820• 44

Certificate in Hairdressing 4 1 Feb $15,640• 45

Certificate in Beauty Consultancy 3 0.5 Feb $8,385• 45

Certificate in Beauty Therapy 4 1 Feb $15,440• 46

Horticulture, Floristry & Landscaping

National Certificate in Floristry 4 1 Feb & Jul $16,260• 47

Certificate in Horticulture 4 1 Feb & Jul $16,260• 47

Certificate in Landscaping 4 1 Feb & Jul $16,260• 48

Diploma in Horticulture 5 1 Feb & Jul $16,260• 48

Hospitality, Culinary & Baking

Certificate in Café and Restaurant Operations 3 19 weeks

Feb & Jul $9,255• 49

Certificate in Hospitality Operations 3 1 Feb & Jul $17,330• 49

Diploma in Hospitality Management 5 1 Feb & Jul $17,330• 50

National Diploma in Hospitality Management. Awarded once the Certificate in Hospitality Operations and Diploma in Hospitality Management have been completed.

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National Certificate in Baking 3 1 Feb & Jul $17,330• 50

National Certificate in Hospitality (Basic Cookery) 3 0.5 Feb & Jul $8990• 51

Certificate in Advanced Cookery 4 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,990• 51

Diploma in Culinary Practice 5 1 Feb & Jul $17,330• 51

Management


NZIM Certificate in Management 4 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 53



Bachelor of Business 7 3 Feb & Aug $16,260 54

Maritime & Boating

Certificate in Seamanship 3 14 weeks

Feb $6,300 55

Diploma in Nautical Science 5 3 Feb $11,960 55

Diploma in Marine Engineering 6 3 Feb $11,960 56

Masters Foreign Going (Mate & Master Foreign Going) 7 1 Ongoing $11,960 56

Marketing & Sales



Diploma in Integrated Marketing Communications 6 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 57


Bachelor of Applied Communication 7 3 Feb & Aug $16,260 26

Bachelor of Business (Marketing Major) 7 3 Feb & Aug $16,260 58

MIT Graduate Diploma in Marketing 7 1 Feb & Aug $16,260 58

Shipping, Freight & Logistics

Certificate in Logistics 4 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 60

Diploma in Shipping and Freight 5 1 Feb & Jul $16,560 60

Diploma in Supply Chain Management 5 1 Feb & Jul $16,560 61

Graduate Certificate in Shipping 6 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 61

Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management 6 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,385 62

Social Services

National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support)

4 1 Feb & Jul $16,260 63

National Diploma in Mental Health (Mental Health Support) 6 1 Feb & Jul $16,260 63

Certificate in Social Services 4 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,080 64

Bachelor of Applied Social Work 7 3 Feb & Jul $16,260 64

Diploma in Counselling 6 2 Feb & Jul $16,260 64

Sport & RecreationCertificate in Applied Sport & Recreation 4 1 Feb $16,260 65

Diploma in Applied Sport & Recreation 5 1 Feb $16,260 65

Teacher Education

Certificate in Early Childhood Education 4 0.5 Feb & Jul $8,130 67

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching) 7 3 Feb & Jul $16,770 67

University of Auckland Bachelor of Education (Teaching) 7 3 Feb & Jul $22,200 68

Tourism & Travel

National Certificate in Tourism (Core Skills) 3 0.5 Feb & Aug $8,080 69

Certificate in Travel 3 0.5 Feb & Aug $8,080 69

NZIM/ATTTO Diploma in Tourism Management 5 1.5 Feb & Aug $16,260 70

Diploma in Pacific Rim Tourism 5 2 Feb $16,260 70


*Pending approval•Additional Cost of up to NZ$1,000 for uniforms, knives, safety boots etc.

2011 Fees ($NZ), are the tuition fees for one year of study, unless other period is specified.





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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) II, III, IV Study Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Certificate

Duration One semester

Applications Close when programme is full

Start Dates February, April, July, October

Credits 60

Fees NZ$6,696 per semester

About the Programme

The ESOL courses provide a firm grasp of English language skills, functions, structures and vocabulary, and will develop speaking and listening confidence, plus practice of reading and writing skills. Students also learn about living, studying and working in New Zealand and practise conversation and pronunciation in real-life situations.

These programmes are also offered at MIT’s Newmarket location.

Further Training or Study

English for Further Study (EFS) and English for Study Purposes (ESP) prepares students for further polytechnic or university level study.

• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL IV)

• English for Study Purposes (ESP)• English for Further Study (EFS) Study Method Full-time


Duration One Semester


Start Dates February and July

Credits 60

IELTS (EFS) English for Further Study 5.0, (ESP) English for Study Purposes 5.5


About the Programmes

These programmes are for more advanced students who plan to continue their study at polytechnic or university. Students continue to learn and practise general, advanced language skills and focus on developing the skills needed for academic and practical study courses. ESP and EFS cover study skills, note-taking from lectures, research, seminar presentation, writing essays and assignments, and examination techniques.


After completing these programmes, students will have the language and study skills to study at diploma and degree levels.

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ESOL

“I‘m originally from Shanghai, China. I have been

studying at MIT for the past six months. I chose MIT

as I can study English and then transfer to Faculty

of Engineering and Trades and study electrical

engineering. My long term goal is to graduate from MIT

as an electrical engineer.”

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Certificate in Foundation Education Study Method Full-time


Duration One, two or three semesters



Credits 72

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 (with no band less than 5.0)or equivalent.

Fees NZ$6,350 to NZ$7,620 per semester

About the Programme

The Certificate in Foundation Education is a comprehensive bridging programme that aims to provide the academic skills needed for diploma or degree level study. The programme assists students by providing a grounding in course content, as well as developing study and management skills in a supportive environment that promotes independence and confidence. Each student’s programme is customised which allows them to study at a level suited to their needs and abilities.

Entry Requirements and Programme Summary

For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-foundation-studies


The Certificate in Foundation Education prepares students for further study in their interest area.

Certificate in Pre-Degree Studies (Engineering) (Level 4) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year


Start Dates February

Credits 120

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 (with no band less than 5.0) or equivalent.

Fees NZ$18,000 per year

About the Programme

The Certificate in Pre-degree Studies (Engineering) is a 120 credit programme that prepares students for degree or diploma level study in engineering. It has been developed by MIT in collaboration with The University of Auckland. Learning, study and personal support is embedded in the programme to support the many diverse learning styles of students.




Further study in the engineering field

Certificate in Tertiary Degree Studies Study Method Full-time





Credits 60

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 6.5 (with no score below 6.0) or equivalent.


About the Programme

This one-semester 60 credit programme prepares students for entry into degree-level study at MIT or other tertiary institutions. The course is very flexible and lets students choose four elective courses from many of MIT’s programmes as well as introductory courses in study skills and academic writing.



Career Opportunities

Further study in chosen area.




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R a z i a I s m a i l

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (Accounting Major)

Accountant, Business Like NZ Limited

“The programme covered everything I needed to know

to work in the industry, and the real-life situations

described in class made learning more fun and

practical.

The lecturers were great, very approachable and ready

to lend a hand ‘rain or shine’. The lecturers used a lot

of real life examples and there was lots of interaction

in classes which not only promoted better learning but

also stimulated personal growth.”

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Faculty of Business Level 5 programmes in computing and information technology, communication, and business.

Diploma in Business (Level 5)Study Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Diploma

Duration One year


Start Dates February and August

Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Business is a Level 5 programme which takes one year of full-time study.

The diploma gives students practical and relevant business skills and knowledge, together with the study skills required to successfully complete the programme.

Graduates of the diploma may choose to enrol for a further year of full-time study in the New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZDipBus). Alternatively, students can enrol in a relevant degree in the Faculty of Business and be eligible for cross-credits (60 credits).

This programme is also offered at MIT’s Queen Street Campus.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/school-of-accounting-and-management/programmes

Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business Study Method Full-time





Level 4

Credits 60



About the Programme

The Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business is a Level 4 programme which provides students with a pathway to higher level study in computing and information technology, communication and business.

Graduates of the certificate will be well prepared to study at a higher level in programmes such as the Diploma in Information and Communications Technology, the Diploma in Communication Studies, and the Diploma in Business.

The certificate is suitable for school leavers and those wanting a career change, and gives a broad overview of contemporary organisations, and the specialist functions needed to make them work effectively.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/school-of-accounting-and-management/programmes

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The Diploma in Business satisfies the entry requirements for bachelor degrees offered by the Faculty of Business. Students commencing the diploma will select a pathway that leads to the Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Applied Communication or Bachelor of Information Systems. This maximises the cross-credits they gain towards their chosen degree.


Graduates from this programme may gain entry-level business positions in a range of areas. These include accounting, communications, marketing, and organisational management.

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Accounting specialisation) Study Method Full-time

Qualification New Zealand Diploma

Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

Graduates of the Diploma in Business can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZDipBus) with one further year of full-time study.

All six courses (120 credits) in the Diploma in Business transfer into the NZDipBus.

The NZDipBus offers specialisations in:

• Accounting • Information Technology • Management • Marketing • Tourism

or any combination of these specialisations. Students may also complete the NZDipBus without a specialisation.

Accounting specialisation

The accounting courses provide students with skills for the finance and accounting sectors of business and are recognised by the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) as fulfilling the academic requirements for membership as an accounting technician.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to:www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/school-of-accounting-and-management/programmes


Students who complete the programme will be eligible for cross-credit(s) towards the Bachelor of Business.


Accounts administrator, assistant accountant, audit assistant, credit control clerk, senior accounts clerk and small business advisor.

Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) Study Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Degree

Duration Three years



Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) places strong emphasis on applied learning, linking theory to workplace practice. A graduate has the ability to succeed in business having developed both generic and specific business skills grounded in an understanding of modern business practice.

Accounting Major

The Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) is recognised by the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) as fulfilling the academic requirements for the College of Associate Chartered Accountants. The degree provides the pathway to membership of the NZICA. On completion of the Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) and the Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting, graduates will have fulfilled the academic requirements towards becoming a chartered accountant.




Postgraduate study, professional examinations for membership of NZICA.

Professional Recognition

The Bachelor of Business (Accounting Major) is recognised by the NZICA.


Positions such as a chartered accountant, financial controller, treasurer, or taxation specialist.




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Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Study Method Full-time


Duration One to one and a half years



Level 7

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting is designed to allow students who have completed a bachelor degree to meet the academic requirements for membership to the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA). It is available for students intending to become chartered accountants who already have a bachelors degree in accounting or for those students who need to complete certain specified topics as detailed in an NZICA assessment.




Master of Business Administration


Member of the Associate Chartered Accountants College

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FILE National Certificate in Computing Level 3

“Studying at MIT helped me transition from high school to

university study and gave me a great confidence boost.

The MIT courses were different to other courses I looked

at. It enabled me to work at my own pace and I could fit

the classes around the work I was doing. I was also able to

apply the skills I was learning in my job as an office worker

at the time.

The MIT environment was friendly and helpful and my

assignments were returned promptly and gave me good

feedback to continue to improve.”

National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) Study Method Full-time

Qualification National Certificate




Credits 60



About the Programme

The National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) will prepare students for a variety of entry-level business administration positions. Students are trained within the award-winning Business Training Centre which incorporates the Ricoh Virtual Office concept.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments /business/school-of-business-services/business-administration


National Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4)

National Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4) Study Method Full-time





Credits 60



About the Programme

The National Certificate in Business Administration allows students to select a specialisation in:

• Financial Administrationor

• Medical Administration.

These specialisations ensure students have an additional set of skills that helps them secure administrative positions in the financial arms of a business, or for those who choose medical administration, administrative positions in the health industry. Employment of students who complete the programme is high.

Students are trained in the award-winning Business Training Centre, which incorporates the Ricoh Virtual Office concept. Those who meet specified criteria have an opportunity to undertake optional work experience.

Students interested in further training or study should note that the certificate gives 40 credits towards the 120-credit Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5).





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For all entry requirements and programme summary go to:www.manukau.ac.nz/departments /business/school-of-business-services/business-administration


Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5)

Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Business Administration provides the knowledge and skills required by administrators to operate effectively in senior administration and office management roles in today’s workplaces. It offers the opportunity for those already in the workforce in administration or office support roles to further develop their knowledge and skills and have their professional worth recognised with formal qualifications. It also provides a pathway from the National Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4), enabling graduates to fast-track their career as they gain workplace experience.

Classes have an applied focus and use a variety of teaching methods. If students have completed a Level 4 business administration qualification, they may gain 40 credits (Level 4) towards electives. Successful completion of the diploma gives credit towards degree study within the faculty.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments /business/school-of-business-services/business-administration


Graduates can study towards MIT’s Bachelor of Applied Communication with credit, generic business degrees or specialised diplomas.


Successful completion and relevant work experience will prepare students for positions such as administrators, administration team leaders, executive assistants, office administrators, office managers, personal assistants and project assistants.

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Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business Refer to page 20

Diploma in Business (Level 5) Refer to page 20

Diploma in Communication Studies Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Communication Studies is made up of courses from the Bachelor of Applied Communication.

Students may gain a recognised qualification in one year or go on to complete the Bachelor of Applied Communication.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/school-of-communications-and-marketing/communication


Diploma in Integrated Marketing Communications

Bachelor of Applied Communication


Positions such as editorial assistants, liaison/marketing/ customer service officers and managers, journalists in local newspapers, public relations consultants, organisational communication assistants, research assistants, special event organisers, communication advisers, organisational writers and community advisers, public affairs officers.

Diploma in Integrated Marketing Communications Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 6

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Integrated Marketing Communications prepares students for a career in marketing communications. The qualification provides students with the knowledge and skills required for a marketing professional including advertising, public relations, promotion and sales.


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K r i s t e n B a r r e t t


HR & Communications Advisor, Crackerjacks Ltd

“The Bachelor of Applied Communication offered by MIT

is a fantastic, practically orientated course that truly sets

you up for real-world jobs. As most employers are looking

for graduates with some practical work experience I knew

MIT would put me ahead of other institute graduates.

If you want a practical, yet academically thorough

qualification then MIT must be in your consideration set.

The campuses have excellent facilities and the lecturers

want you to succeed. I’m proud of the qualification I

graduated with from MIT”.




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Students who complete the programme will be eligible to staircase to the Bachelor of Business and the Bachelor of Applied Communication and/or the Graduate Diploma in Marketing.


Marketing assistant or marketing communications roles.

Bachelor of Applied Communication Study Method Full-time





Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Applied Communication prepares students for careers as communication specialists in organisations and business. The degree allows students to:

1. Design their own programme of study in communication by ‘mixing and matching’ courses to suit career options.

2. Pursue a specific career pathway, five are available:- Human Resources Communication- Knowledge Management and eCommunication- Marketing Communications- Organisational Communication- Public Relations and Event Management.

Entry Requirements and Programme Summary.



Successful students may apply to enter Graduate Diploma in Marketing or masters programmes at other institutes or the Southern Cross University MBA at MIT.


Positions such as editorial assistants, journalists, public relations consultants, organisational communication assistants, research assistants, special event organisers, communication advisers, organisational writers, community advisers, public affairs officers and liaison/marketing/customer service officers and managers.

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Currently studying the

Bachelor of Information Systems

“I chose to study at MIT because of its great reputation

and facilities.

MIT offers a wide range of programme options with a

strong focus on gaining a practical knowledge base.

The best part of MIT is the friendly people. People

from many countries study here which gives me the

opportunity to learn from different cultures.”


Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5) Study Method Full-time

Qualification National Diploma

Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 126



About the Programme

The Diploma in Information and Communications Technology is designed to prepare students to support the business uses of computers by giving them a strong grounding in the fundamentals of computing and information technology. This programme can produce graduates with a working knowledge of computing and information technology, who are useful and productive, adaptive to change and capable of specialisation.


Applicants with a score of 6.0 or 5.5, with no band less than

5.5, may be provisionally accepted into the programme provided an ESOL course approved by the NDBC Programme Committee is completed in the first semester of study. Students enrolling with provisional acceptance may require more than two semesters to complete the programme.

For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/school-of-computing-and-information-technology/qualifications




Positions such as a trainee programmer, software support and sales specialist, helpdesk operator, service technician.

Diploma in Information Systems (Level 6) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Information Systems is designed for students who have a tertiary qualification in another field or work




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experience in information systems and wish to gain a formal qualification or upgrade their skills. Students will specialise in one or two areas of information systems.






Specialist in chosen area.

Bachelor of Information Systems Study Method Full-time





Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Information Systems has a vocational emphasis, preparing students for careers in management level computing and information technology. It provides students with the academic and applied foundation to become a professional in information systems, and includes an industry-based (capstone) project. Students study a range of computing and information technology subjects while specialising in an area of their choice.




Successful students may apply to enter Masters programmes at other institutes.


Positions such as a 3D animation developer, database administrator, eCommerce specialist, network support specialist, program/software developer, software support specialist, systems analyst/software engineer, technical writer, web developer.

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Certificate in Entry to Carpentry Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

An initial programme for those who hope to enter the building industry.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades/building-and-construction/programmes


Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4)


Students will be competent to enter the building industry and work on residential or commercial projects under supervision.

Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 60

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 (with no score below 5.0) or equivalent


Additional Costs A suitable tool kit to meet the minimum requirements by having all the items on the MIT Tool List

About the Programme

A programme for students studying towards a National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4).


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades/building-and-construction/programmes


This carpentry programme at Level 4 leads to a National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) after all on-site training has been undertaken.


Students will be competent to enter the building industry and work on residential or commercial projects under supervision.


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Certificate in Carpentry Level 3 and 4

Builder, Mainline Construction

“The work we did in the Certificate in Carpentry Level

3 and 4 related directly to the work we would be doing

in the industry. Since completing the programmes, I

am now a step above other builders when applying

for jobs. I thoroughly enjoyed the hands-on learning

at MIT and I met all sorts of different people in my

classes, most of them are now my good mates.

MIT has its own library and great tutors who really

know what they’re doing and are always willing to

help. MIT is close to home and I was told it had a

great reputation.”




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Certificate in Foundation Studies in Visual Arts (Level 3) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year

Applications By 17 November. Late applications considered if places available


Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

The programme has been developed as an alternative to the NCEA Level 3 art examination and is an introduction to tertiary education in the visual arts.


For all entry requirements, programme summary and portfolio guidelines go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/creativearts


Certificate in Jewellery Techniques

Certificate in Digital Design (Graphics)

Certificate in Photography

Diploma of Visual Arts or other degree level study


While employment may be possible, further specialist training should be anticipated at this stage.

Certificate in Jewellery Techniques (level 4) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Certificate in Jewellery Techniques covers the core skills required to become proficient in jewellery making.




Diploma in Jewellery Manufacture and Design

Diploma in Visual Arts

Apprenticeships or other degree level study


Employment in a jewellery field or further studies.


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F a ’ a f e u K a p e n e t a

Currently studying for a Certificate in Foundation

Studies in Visual Arts

“I heard about this programme from family members

who live in the Manukau area. I decided to study with MIT

because I wanted to extend my knowledge about art. I have

learned a range of things in the programme from t-shirt print

making to jewellery work as well as painting, photography,

perspective drawing and life drawing.

The best part about this programme is learning new things

about art and meeting new people who have the same

passion for art as you do. MIT has really helped me further

my education with contextual studies and the tutors really

helped me with my writing and in depth analysis of art.”

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Diploma in Jewellery Manufacture and Design (Level 5) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is intended to provide students who have an established repertoire of jewellery metalworking techniques with an opportunity to develop stronger industry manufacture and design skills.




Diploma in Advanced Jewellery Practice

Diploma in Advanced Jewellery (Level 6) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 6

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is intended to help students develop skills and practice to a level that enables them to be sole practitioners in jewellery and have advanced industry skills.




Apprenticeships or other degree level study

Diploma in Visual Arts (level 5) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

A one-year diploma at Level 5 which provides opportunity to apply to enter higher level degree study.




Higher degree level study


The Diploma in Visual Arts offers a potential pathway into higher entry to degree level study. Graduates can also apply for an entry-level position in an arts-related field.




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Z h i Z h o n g F e n g

Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture

CNC Programmer, Alert Engineering Ltd

“This programme gave me exactly what I needed to up skill

from a General Machinist to a CNC Programmer and since

completing this qualification I have been given a pay rise.

MIT is the only place that supplies this kind of programme

and the best part about it was the ample amount of practice

time which is essential when going into the workforce.

Highlights of this course include the great course schedule,

excellent teachers and study environment.”

National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Level 2) Study Method Full-time


Duration 18 weeks



Level 2

Credits 60



About the Programme

This programme is designed for those students who would like to staircase to higher levels of study in civil, mechanical and manufacturing engineering.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades/mechanical-engineering-and-trades/programmes


Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture (Level 5)

National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Level 6)


After completing the Level 2 certificate, graduates should begin formal apprenticeships leading to careers as qualified tradespersons, machinists, machine setters, maintenance engineers, quality controllers, production planners, fore-persons, technical representatives, CNC programmers or CAD/CAM designers.

Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is for students wishing to update their traditional engineering skills in the latest manufacturing technologies. It concentrates on the application of modern technologies and the development of problem solving and design skills.

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Where possible the Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture is aligned to National Certificate unit standards at NZQA Levels 4 and 5. The programme has been designed to provide significant credit towards the Level 5 National Certificate in Engineering Machining and Toolmaking. Successful completion of appropriate optional subjects may allow the completion of up to 80 out of the total 110 credits required for award of this National Certificate. It is expected that the balance of credits will be achieved in the workplace and assessed by a registered Workplace Assessor. The Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacture may also contribute up to 53 of the required 110 credits for award of the Level 5 National Certificate in Maintenance and Diagnostics in Mechanical Engineering.


Staff with up-to-date computer skills are required throughout the design and production process. Relevant positions include CAD/CAM operator, CAD/CAM technician and designer, CNC programmer and machine setter, machine and product designer, maintenance engineer, production planner, quality control manager, technical representative and toolmaker and plastics engineer.

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years full time (MIT offers Year One only. Students will complete Year Two at Unitec.)



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

The New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) has been developed by a national consortium of tertiary providers, in conjunction with industry, to prepare technical graduates for a career in the diverse field of civil engineering.

Civil engineers are involved in a variety of projects – from planning roads and designing structures to constructing and maintaining bridges, railways and harbours. Students gain a solid grounding in a variety of civil engineering fields.

Students will learn to apply civil engineering theory to practice and competently perform technical operations in a variety of construction practices.




Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil)

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)


Positions such as engineering technicians with building and construction companies, municipal and environmental authorities, mining companies, harbour boards and civil engineering consultancies. The type of work can involve design and construction of roads, bridges, tunnels, sewerage and water supply systems, hydro-electric power projects, river and harbour works, soil conservation and structural drawing.

National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Services) (Level 6) Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years


Start Dates February and July (limited July entry)

Level 6

Credits 244



About the Programme

The mechanical engineering industry is made up of a range of occupations that involve the design, production and service of machinery, equipment, tools and mechanical systems. This can cover anything from wind turbines and rockets, to cranes and baked bean cans.

Holders of a National Diploma in Engineering are technical graduates who possess a broad understanding of engineering fundamentals. The diploma recognises the skills and knowledge needed where the application of analytical, design, industrial,




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laboratory, and/or fieldwork skills is required. These skills are used to carry out the procedures associated with technical investigations, and to process and report on the results of these investigations clearly and concisely. The emphasis is on a synergy between cognitive and practical skills.

The qualification has been developed to meet international benchmarks for technicians.




Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical)

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)


The mechanical engineering industry covers an extensive group of occupations and industries. Careers include design engineers, engineering technicians, plant engineers and work managers with companies involved in the design and manufacture of machinery and domestic appliances, the maintenance and servicing of buildings and plant, fabrication and construction, as well as dairy and food companies, electricity generation and supply organisations, hospital boards, refineries and marine equipment suppliers.

The analytical, problem solving and project management skills gained through mechanical engineering training can also be transferred to many other occupations and provide a great platform for careers in business, management and design.

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Technology (Electrical)

“I found out about MIT on the internet. It is one of

the most highly reputed engineering institutes in New

Zealand.

I feel confident that when I graduate I will be entering

the workforce with a recognised qualification from a

high quality institution.

I think MIT is a great place to be if you want to study

engineering. The staff are helpful and encourage

you to do your best. It is a safe and secure learning

environment.”


Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering .


Apprenticeships in the electrical trade. Graduates who complete appropriate work experience are eligible to apply for registration as an Electrician.

National Certificate in Electricity Supply (Level 2) (Electrical Fitter ) Study Method Full-time





Level 2

Credits 74



About the Programme

The aim of the programme is to provide students with the skills and attitudes to work safely and professionally in the area of electrical fitting. Students may enter this programme following successful completion of the Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 2). The programme is also designed to pathway into a career as an Electrical Fitter or staircase to higher learning.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades

Foundation Education - Pre Degree Engineering Refer to page 19

Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Levels 2–4) Study Method Full-time


Duration One, two or three semesters


Start Dates Level 2 – February and JulyLevel 3 – JulyLevel 4 – February

Credits 60 each level



About the Programme

The aim of the programme is to provide students with the skills and attitudes to work safely and professionally in the area of electrical fitting. Students may enter this programme following successful completion of the Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 2). The programme is designed to enable graduates to pathway into a career as an Electrical Fitter or staircase to higher learning.







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Certificates in Electrical Engineering (Levels 3 – 4)

National Certificate in Electricity Supply (Electrical) (Level 3)

National Certificate in Electricity Supply (Line Mechanic) (Level 3)

Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Level 6)

National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Level 6)


Graduates can look forward to career opportunities as an apprentice electrical fitter in the power supply industry. The role involves installing, maintaining and repairing electrical wiring and electrical equipment in power stations.

Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

This programme is designed to encompass the requirements of the National Diploma in Engineering. This is the standard qualification for engineering technicians.

The diploma has three specialisations:

• Computer and Network Engineering

• Electrical Engineering

• Electronic Engineering .

The Computer and Network Engineering specialisation prepares graduates for work such as computer hardware, software and network installation and maintenance, and leads to the internationally recognised CISCO qualification CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate).

Students completing the Electrical Engineering specialisation are prepared to enter the workforce in power generation and distribution or factory automation.

The Electronic Engineering specialisation graduate can be involved in a variety of work such as maintenance, production, prototyping and assisting with electronic design.

For a complete course outline go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/ee

This programme is also offered at Queen Street Campus.




Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Level 7)

Bachelor of Engineering (Level 8)


Positions such as a computer networking technician, electronics technician, electrical technician, mechatronics technician.

Bachelor of Engineering Technology Study Method Full-time





Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programmes

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology has been developed by six of New Zealand’s largest polytechnics. It is designed to provide students with both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to gain employment as an engineering technologist working in the electrical, civil or mechanical engineering fields.

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology is bench marked against international and national engineering standards. It aims to prepare the graduate for entry to employment and to attain competence as a professional engineering technologist, as defined by the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ).




Bachelor of Engineering

Postgraduate Diplomas

Master of Applied Science


Accreditation by IPENZ confirms the Bachelor of Engineering Technology meets international standards for first degrees for professional engineering technologists in South Africa, USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong, Australia, and

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Graduates of the Bachelor of Engineering Technology are internationally employable specialists in areas of engineering technology practice.

Potential Career Path

Graduate Development StageEnter initial employment and develop competence for independent practice under supervision.

Independent Practice Practice independently as a competent engineering technologist bench marked against the competence standard for registration. Progress to technical membership of IPENZ.

Team Leadership Take overall responsibility for leading the work of a team.

Technical Management Supervise the work of others who may have greater or wider competence.

General Management Involved in management at an organisational level and may no longer be directly involved with technical engineering technology activities.




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Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

(Level 3)

Service Technician, Hastie NZ Ltd

“I learnt a variety of things whilst studying at MIT. I

really like finding faults and fixing problems. I found

the material I learnt in the programme, especially

around fault fixing, to be beneficial in my job as a

Service Technician. The teachers were friendly and

easy to approach if I had a problem.

Eventually, I would like to move into a supervisor

role and have applied for the Diploma in Applied

Engineering at MIT. “

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Employment in general engineering industries or speciality areas of manufacture for heating and ventilation; processing equipment for food, wine, dairy or brewing industries; marine fabrication of tanks, spars, rails and fittings.

Certificate in Manual Metal Arc and Gas Metal Arc Welding (Level 3)Study Method Full-time (three days per week)





Level 3

Credits 60



About the Programme

The Certificate in Manual Metal Arc and Gas Metal Arc Welding (Level 3) is an intermediate programme for anyone wishing to become a welder in the engineering trades.



Certificate in Fabrication Trades and Technology (Level 3)Study Method Full-time (three days per week)


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

This is an initial certificate programme for students wishing to become a fabricator (sheet metal worker), welder (boiler maker) or work in the heating and ventilation industries.




Full-time training leading to a National Certificate in Light/Heavy Fabrication (Level 4)

National Certificate in Welding or Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (Level 4)

MIT Diploma or National Certificate (Level 5)

National Diploma in Engineering

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Employment in any industry that manufactures metal products or repairs and maintains plant and equipment, shutdown work, site works or fabricated products.

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Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Level 3)Study Method Full-time (three days per week)


Duration 34 weeks



Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

An initial programme for anyone wishing to become a Refrigeration Engineer.




National Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Level 4)




Refrigeration engineers can be found in building service and maintenance, fishing, food processing, wineries, domestic, commercial and industrial applications, and shipping.




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Qualification: Certificate in Automotive (Level 2)

Apprentice, Hyde Automotive

“I’d always wanted to work in the automotive

industry and so after having done a few tertiary

visits when I was at high school I knew MIT was

the right place for me to study. The Certificate in

Automotive helped me get into the job I really

wanted to do. The lecturers at MIT were really good

at explaining things and I felt they really wanted

us to succeed. I now have a job in a workshop

and I’m taking night classes for my Certificate in

Automotive Level 3.”

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Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 2)Study Method Full-time





Level 2

Credits 60



About the Programme

This programme is designed to give students the basic skills to enter the automotive electrical industry.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades/automotive-and-vehicle-technology/programmes


Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 3)

National Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 4)– Industry training

Certificate in Automotive Technology (Level 2)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 2

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is designed to give students the basic skills to enter the automotive industry.




Certificate in Light Automotive Technology (Level 3)

Certificate in Heavy Automotive Technology (Level 3)


Employment in the automotive industry as an automotive technician carrying out minor repairs under supervision.

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Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 66



About the Programme

This programme is designed to prepare trainees to enter the workplace as reliable assistant technicians.





National Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 4) – Industry training

Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering


A training agreement with the MITO. Opportunities in the automotive electrical industry and specialist areas of the automotive electronic industry such as satellite control of machine hydraulics and/or vehicle position control.

Certificate in Light Automotive Technology (Level 3) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 123



About the Programme

This programme allows students to enter the automotive repair industry as a Technician.




National Certificate in Automotive Engineering– Industry training


Employment in the automotive industry as an Automotive Technician, able to work without supervision.

Certificate in Heavy Automotive Technology (Level 3) Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is designed to prepare students to enter the workforce as a technician.




National Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Heavy Equipment) – Industry training


Employment in the automotive (heavy) industry as a technician, able to work without supervision.




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Certificate in Motorsport (Level 3)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year


Start Dates TBA

Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

Contact the School of Automotive and Vehicle Technology for more information on this programme.




Apprenticeships in automotive engineering, panelbeating, vehicle refinishing or automotive electrical.

Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing Technology (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 123



About the Programme

This programme develops skills in preparing metal or plastic for spray-painting, using techniques such as minor filling, priming, colour coating, polishing and buffing.



Certificate in Motorsport (Level 2)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 2

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is designed to introduce students to the world of managed motorsport events. As well as gaining the skills required to modify a vehicle for participation in motorsport, this certificate also provides students with the opportunity to move into other areas in the automotive engineering, automotive electrical, motor body and vehicle refinishing trades.




Certificate in Motorsport (Level 3)

Certificate in Automotive Electrical (Level 3)

Certificate in Motor Body Technology (Level 3)

Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing (Level 3)


Certificate in Heavy Automotive Technology (Level 3)

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National Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing Technology (Level 4)– Industry training


Employment in the automotive refinishing industry.

Certificate in Motor Body Technology (Level 3)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme is designed for people wishing to enter the collision repair industry.




National Certificate in Motor Body Technology (Level 4) – Industry training


Apprenticeships in the panelbeating industry.




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Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 4)

“I love learning how to do the different hairstyles,

how to communicate with clients and spending time

with my tutors and classmates on practical days. We

have a lot of fun.

After I graduate, I would like to get experience

working in a salon and hopefully even open my own

salon in the future.”

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Certificate in Hairdressing Fundamentals (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 60



Additional Cost NZ$1,000

About the Programme

This programme uses the Pivot Point training system and graduates are competent in performing fundamental hairdressing functions.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: w3.manukau.ac.nz/departments/HairAndBeauty/programmes.php

Additional Qualifications

Successful students may gain the City & Guilds International Certificate in Hairdressing and the National Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support).


Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 4)

Certificate in Introductory Hairdressing (Level 2)Study Method Full-time





Level 2

Credits 60




About the Programme

This programme provides elementary skills for people who wish to begin their training as a junior hairdresser.




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Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 4)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120




About the Programme

This programme is suitable for graduates of the Certificate in Hairdressing Fundamentals (Level 3) who wish to broaden their skill and knowledge base towards becoming confident and competent intermediate operators.

Using the Pivot Point training system, courses cover the requirements for the National Certificate in Hairdressing (Hairdressing Practice strand) plus components towards the City & Guilds International Diploma in Hairdressing.




Successful students may gain the City & Guilds Diploma in Hairdressing.


To gain the National Certificate in Hairdressing, two final units (plus any outstanding optional unit standards) have to be achieved when students are employed in industry.


Careers may include work in salons, on cruise liners, as company technicians, in salon management or ownership, as artistic team demonstrators, trainers or tutors, or in television, stage or screen work.

Certificate in Beauty Consultancy (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 60



Additional Cost NZ$500

About the Programme

This practical-based programme teaches the knowledge and skills to perform basic cosmetic services such as make-up application, nail treatments, lash extensions, skin care treatments and hair finishing techniques.




Successful students may gain the City and Guilds Certificate in Beauty Therapy (additional theory exam must be passed).


Certificate in Beauty Therapy (Level 4)

Certificate in Introductory Hairdressing (Level 2)




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Certificate in Beauty TherapyStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120




About the Programme

This comprehensive programme provides students with the knowledge, skills and attributes required to work successfully as qualified beauty therapists.




City & Guilds Certificate in Beauty Therapy

This will be awarded upon successful completion of all the required components within the first semester of the Certificate in Beauty Therapy, plus a one hour written examination.

City & Guilds Diploma in Beauty Therapy

This will be awarded upon successful completion of all the required components at the end of the Certificate in Beauty Therapy, plus a one and a half hour written examination.


Careers may include work in salons, clinics, health spas, cruise liners; as sales representatives for cosmetic or beauty companies in New Zealand or overseas; lecturing in beauty therapy; beauty therapy clinic owner/operator.

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MIT Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)

“I’ve loved studying at MIT because of the fantastic

facilities and really helpful staff. I have had

great support in finding a job and I now work for

recreational services looking after parks. I am really

happy with my choice to study horticulture at MIT.”

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Entry for National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4) Advanced

Students who already hold the National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4) will be able to staircase into the Advanced strand of this programme. Applicants who have worked at the level of an intermediate or senior florist for a period of 5 years will be considered for entry into the Advanced option with evidence of a portfolio and work referee.


Advanced National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4)


Graduates will be able to enter the industry as an intermediate florist.

Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)Study Method Full-time (three days a week)


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 (with no one score below 5.0) or equivalent.



National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4) with an optional strand in AdvancedStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 210




About the Programme

This national qualification is designed for students who are interested in a career in floristry, or are already working in the floristry industry and wish to obtain a formal qualification.

Graduates of the programme will achieve a National Certificate in Floristry (Level 2) and National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4).

The programme is delivered at Floramax, Mount Wellington, which is the auction centre of the floristry industry.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/engineering-and-trades/horticulture-and-landscaping




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About the Programme

This practical programme offers a variety of modules/courses for students interested in a career in horticulture.

This programme is offered at both the MIT Manukau campus and MIT’s Unitec location in Mt Albert.



Additional Qualification

National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 2)

National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)


Certificate in Landscaping (Level 4)

Advanced National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)

Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5)


Horticultural positions in nursery production and plant propagation, amenity parks and reserves, conservation, glasshouse production, cut flower production, nursery retailing, garden maintenance, greenkeeping, indoor plant hire, landscape maintenance, and New Zealand native bush re-vegetation.

Certificate in Landscaping (Level 4)Study Method Full-time (three days a week)


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120




About the Programme

This comprehensive and practical programme provides students with a thorough grounding in the basics of hard and soft landscaping, focusing on landscape design, construction and maintenance. It includes field trips, work experience and on-site practical projects. Successful students will also gain the National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4).




Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)

Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5)

Advanced National Certificate in Landscaping (Level 4)


On completion of this programme students will be able to enter the landscape industry and have skills in landscape construction, design and maintenance. Students will also have the skills to enter other sectors of the horticultural industry.

Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5)Study Method Full-time (two days a week)


Duration One year

Applications Ongoing


Level 5

Credits 120

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 6.0 (with no one score below 5.5) or equivalent.



About the Programme

This flexible programme is recommended for graduates of the Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4). Students will develop a broad range of horticultural management skills. They will also have the option of choosing papers from the Lincoln University Diploma in Horticulture Management.




MIT offers four papers from the Lincoln University Diploma in Horticulture Management (Level 6). This will be studied one day per week at MIT throughout the academic year. Success in these papers will enable students to gain cross-credits into horticulture degree programmes at Lincoln and Massey Universities.


Positions such as production supervisors and managers in specific horticultural business, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries quarantine officer, parks officer, glasshouse manager, nursery manager, turf manager, garden centre manager and vegetable production manager.

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Currently studying the Diploma

in Hospitality Management

“I chose MIT because it has better equipment

and facilities than other institutes of technology.

Everything is provided on campus and ready for

students to practice.

The teachers are friendly and I have enjoyed making

friends from different cultures.

When I graduate I hope to get an opportunity to work

in some of New Zealand’s major hotels during the

busy time of the Rugby World Cup.”

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Certificate in Hospitality OperationsStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 120




About the Programme

This programme provides an introduction to the hospitality industry. It is practical and theory-based, and prepares students for further study. Successful students can enter a fast growing and exciting industry which offers excellent career opportunities. Students will develop skills and knowledge in a variety of areas, such as kitchen, restaurant, bar, and accommodation operations.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/consumer-services/school-of-culinary-and-hospitality-studies/programmes2


This programme is the first year of the National Diploma in Hospitality Management and leads into the MIT Diploma in Hospitality Management.

Certificate in Cafe and Restaurant OperationsStudy Method Full-time


Duration 19 weeks



Level 3

Credits 60




About the Programme

This programme provides students with the introductory industry knowledge and practical skills needed to gain a variety of entry-level positions in restaurants, cafes and bars.




MIT Certificate in Hospitality Operations (Level 3)

MIT Certificate in Cookery (Level 3)





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Diploma in Hospitality ManagementStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120




About the Programme

This programme aims to develop in students the ability to perform management and operational functions required at a supervisory level. It focuses on developing supervisory skills, and knowledge of hospitality-specific and generic management.




This programme could lead on to degree studies in hospitality management and/or the New Zealand Diploma in Business. Successful students gain 90 credits towards the AUT Bachelor of International Hospitality Management (BIHM).


Successful completion and relevant work experience will prepare students for positions such as concierge and guest services representative, conference and event manager, duty manager, front of house supervisor and food and beverage manager.

National Diploma in Hospitality Management

Students who successfully complete the MIT Certificate in Hospitality Operations and the MIT Diploma in Hospitality Management can also gain the National Diploma in Hospitality Management.

The National Diploma in Hospitality Management is designed to recognise graduates in the hospitality industry who have demonstrated competence in a range of operational hospitality skills in the areas of food and beverage service, accommodation service, and kitchen production.

Holders of this qualification have demonstrated knowledge in management methods and processes specific to the hospitality industry including those required for commercial accommodation, food and beverage, facility utilisation, control systems, supply chain and human resources. They have also demonstrated knowledge of generic business methods, processes and principles required for accounting, marketing, and business communication.

National Certificate in Baking (Level 3)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 3

Credits 140




About the Programme

The diversity of bakery products available today means that skilled bakers are in great demand in all sectors of the industry. This programme includes practical and theoretical sessions on a wide range of subjects. Some Unit Standards included in the National Certificate in Baking (Craft Baking) (Level 4) are assessed during the programme.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/consumer-services/school-of-baking-and-patisserie


Baking Apprenticeship Programme

Diploma in Patisserie

Culinary programmes


National Certificate in Baking (Level 3)


The National Certificate in Baking (Level 3) will allow new bakers to pursue a career in all aspects of the baking industry from a hot bread shop to a cruise ship. Local bakery, restaurant, hotels and catering companies are the ideal starting points for a new career in baking.

Further work opportunities include cake decorating specialists, in-store baking, confectioners’ boutiques and artisan baking.

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Credits towards the National Certificate in Hospitality (Professional Cookery) (Level 4)


MIT Diploma in Culinary Practice

City & Guilds Diploma in Food Preparation and Cooking (Culinary Arts) (706 532)

National Certificate in Hospitality (Professional Cookery) (Level 4)


There are excellent career opportunities, both full and part-time for qualified staff in hotels, kitchens, restaurants, fast food outlets, delicatessens, clubs and commercial catering. For higher level positions, we recommend students continue their study in the MIT Diploma in Culinary Practice.

Diploma in Culinary PracticeStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120


Fees NZ $17,330 per year

Additional Cost NZ $1,000

About the Programme

This is the second-year cookery programme for students wishing to complete their chef training. It will prepare students for employment in the hospitality industry as a frontline worker with supervisory responsibilities, and provide the necessary knowledge to progress to kitchen management positions.



National Qualification

This programme includes the remaining credits towards the National Certificate in Hospitality (Professional Cookery) (Level 4). The other unit standards for this qualification are contained within the MIT Certificate in Hospitality (Basic Cookery) (Level 3) and the MIT Certificate in Advanced Cookery (Level 4).

National Certificate in Hospitality (Basic Cookery) (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 75




About the Programme

This programme provides an introduction to the basic practical and theoretical aspects of food preparation and service in the hospitality industry.


For all entry requirements go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/consumer-services/school-of-culinary-and-hospitality-studies/programmes2


Certificate in Advanced Cookery (Level 4)

Certificate in Advanced Cookery (Level 4)Study Method Full-time


Duration 20 weeks



Level 4

Credits 72




About the Programme

This programme provides an advanced level of knowledge of the practical and theoretical aspects of food preparation and service in the hospitality industry. The programme will include some evening classes.




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Successful students of this programme are able to obtain the City & Guilds Diploma in Food Preparation and Cooking (Culinary Arts) - optional.


Graduates of the programme can go on to further training or studies which can lead to hospitality industry management diplomas and degrees.


Graduates of the programme will be able to demonstrate professional practice standards to meet industry requirements. This qualification will prepare students for positions as chefs able to work at supervisory level within the catering industry (restaurants, cafés, commercial catering and hotels).

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Bachelor of Business majoring in Management and

Human Resources

Customer Services, Westpac

“The Bachelor of Business at MIT was different to

other institutes’ business programmes because it

offered different paths depending on the major you

selected. You also got to cross paths with other

students who were majoring in other areas so it was

good to see their perspectives. The programme had

great variety and touched on different aspects that I

had never been exposed to before, such as business

economics and accounting.“

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New Zealand Diploma in Business (Management specialisation)Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

Graduates of the Diploma in Business can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZDipBus) with one further year of full-time study. For advice on your eligibility to enter the programme directly you should consult the programme leader.

All six courses (120 credits) in the Diploma in Business transfer into the NZDipBus.

The NZDipBus offers specialisations in:

• Accounting• Management• Marketing• Tourism

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NZIM Certificate in ManagementStudy Method Full-time

Qualification NZIM Certificate

Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 80



About the Programme

New Zealand Institute of Management (NZIM) Certificate in Management is suitable for those in current employment who are seeking to move into management trainee/supervisory positions.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/management/programmes2


Graduates can continue onto further NZIM programmes, or the New Zealand Diploma in Business.




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Management SpecialisationThe Management specialisation in the NZDipBus is designed for those who are seeking a managerial role and wider career opportunities in organisations.


Students who complete the programme will be eligible for credit towards the Bachelor of Business.


Positions in administration, employment relations, human resources and recruitment.

Bachelor of BusinessStudy Method Full-time





Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Business (BBus) places strong emphasis on applied learning, linking theory to workplace practice.

A graduate has the ability to succeed in business having developed both generic and specific business skills grounded in an understanding of modern business practice. The BBus has flexibility which allows students to:

1. Pursue a specific career pathway by choosing a management specialisation. The following specialisations are available:– Human Resource Management– Project Management.

2. Design their own programme of study in management to meet individual career requirements.

Students may also include courses in accounting and marketing in their management degree programme.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/management/programmes2


Master of Business Administration (MBA)


Positions in human resource management, training and development, and safety and health. A wide range of junior management positions in New Zealand and overseas organisations.

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Diploma in Nautical Science (Second Mate Foreign

Going Certificate of Competence)

Carnival UK – based in the Mediterranean, 3rd Officer

“I have seen a number of Maritime Training Schools since

I have been overseas and the New Zealand Maritime

School is certainly one of the best around. The teachers

are world-class and extremely knowledgeable. I spend

a considerable amount of time overseas and love the

diversity of cultures and places we see.

My aim is to go back to the New Zealand Maritime School

and study for a Master Foreign Going and eventually

an MBA.”

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Diploma in Nautical ScienceStudy Method Full-time





Level 5

Credits 300



About the Programme

The Diploma in Nautical Science is an internationally recognised qualification that can lead to well-paid positions in a foreign-going career with international shipping companies. The programme aims to develop in students the skills and ability to accept positions of leadership and high responsibility immediately after graduation. Successful students will, on completion of required seatime, also gain the internationally recognised Second Mate Foreign-Going Certificate of Competency (Maritime New Zealand).


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to:www.maritime.ac.nz/courses.htm


After completing mandatory seatime, graduates can proceed to the Mate Foreign-Going and Masters Foreign-Going Certificates of Competency.


Navigation officer positions on foreign-going ships.

Certificate in SeamanshipStudy Method Full-time


Duration 14 weeks



Level 3

Credits 60


Fees NZ$6,300 per programme

About the Programme

The Certificate in Seamanship forms part of the first year of the Diploma in Nautical Science. Some courses form part of the Diploma in Marine Engineering.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.maritime.ac.nz/courses.htm


Students are expected to continue on to the Diploma in Nautical Science or the Diploma in Marine Engineering.


Rating or deck officer trainee positions on foreign-going ships.




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Diploma in Marine EngineeringStudy Method Full-time





Level 6

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Diploma in Marine Engineering is an internationally recognised qualification that can lead to well-paid positions in a foreign-going career with international shipping companies.




Following another period of qualifying sea service, the candidate will be able to complete further study in order to obtain the Marine Engineer Class 2 and subsequently the Marine Engineer Class 1 certificates. These certificates will allow holders to serve as a second or chief engineering officer on any ship.


Marine Engineering Officer on foreign going ships.

Masters Foreign Going - Class 1 & 2 (Mate/Master Foreign Going)Study Method Full-time

Qualification Maritime New Zealand Certificates of Competency

Duration One year

Applications Ongoing (modular)

Level 7

Credits 124



About the Programme

The Masters Foreign-Going Class 1 and 2 is an advanced training programme. It provides specialist knowledge, plus analytical and problem-solving skills necessary to allow progression

to command a foreign-going ship or to fill other managerial positions ashore.



Credit Accumulation

Applications for credit transfer, cross-credit and recognition of prior learning shall only be considered by Maritime New Zealand. MIT has no authority to approve or conduct such processes. In general, the model adopted by MNZ has been to require applicants for credit accumulation to take and pass all normal assessments.

Applicants will be accepted in order of application.


Meets the entry requirements for many postgraduate programmes in the shipping industry.


Graduates are able to become senior officers and masters on foreign-going ships of any type and tonnage, including the largest cruise ships, Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) and other specialist ships. Graduates may also take up managerial shore-based positions.

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Marketer and Graphic Designer, Frosted Glass By Design.

“I chose the Graduate Diploma in Marketing at MIT because

of its’ location, flexible timetables and small class sizes

which provide a better learning environment.

In this programme I have learnt how to form marketing

strategies, from research right through to generating ideas

and implementing them. I have also learnt how to manage

different aspects of the wider business such as branding,

international marketing, e-commerce and social media. I

also learnt current marketing theories and concepts and

how to apply these in today’s businesses.”

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Diploma in BusinessRefer to page 20

Diploma in Integrated Marketing CommunicationsStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 6

Credits 120



About the Programme

This programme prepares students for a career in marketing communications. The qualification provides students with the knowledge and skills required for a marketing professional including advertising, public relations, promotion and sales.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to:www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/marketing-and-sales/programmes2


Bachelor of Business


Graduate Diploma in Marketing (with relevant work experience)


Marketing assistant or marketing communications roles.

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Marketing Specialisation) Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

Graduates of the Diploma in Business can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (NZDipBus) with one further year of full-time study.




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All six courses (120 credits) in the Diploma in Business transfer into the NZDipBus. The NZDipBus offers specialisations in:



Marketing SpecialisationA study of marketing forms the basis of a strong business qualification. Most large organisations employ marketing managers, have marketing departments, and seek employees with marketing knowledge and skills.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/marketing-and-sales/programmes2


Diploma in Integrated Marketing Communications



Positions such as an assistant brand manager, assistant marketing manager, assistant product manager, market research executive or marketing assistant.

Bachelor of Applied CommunicationsRefer to page 26

Bachelor of Business (Marketing Major)Study Method Full-time


Duration 3 years full-time



Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Business (Marketing Major) places strong emphasis on applied learning, linking theory to workplace practice. A graduate has the ability to succeed in business having developed both generic and specific business skills grounded in an understanding of modern business practice.

Marketing MajorThe Bachelor of Business (Marketing Major) focuses on the practical application of marketing theory, experiential learning, and projects with actual clients such as Genesis. Genesis is a student-run marketing and advertising consultancy where students work on a variety of projects in the areas of branding, advertising, marketing planning and marketing research.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/marketing-and-sales/programmes2


This degree provides a sound base for advanced study in either a professional or educational setting.

Graduate Diploma in Marketing


Positions in marketing management, brand management, marketing research, sales management, direct marketing, advertising, product management or business development.

Graduate Diploma in MarketingStudy Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Graduate Diploma

Duration One year



Level 7

Credits 120



About the Programme

Brands succeed when people know them, like them and buy them. Brands require effective marketing, and the Graduate Diploma in Marketing provides students with the practical and conceptual skills to achieve this.

This one-year programme is designed for degree graduates and people with relevant industry experience seeking a formal qualification, or a change in career to work in marketing. A workplace project is a key part of the programme.

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For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business-marketing(graduate-diploma-in-marketing


Master of Business Administration (MBA)


Positions in advertising, brand management, marketing management or product management.




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Cost Controller, Quadrant Pacific Limited

“I knew I wanted a job in the shipping industry and

the Maritime School pointed me in the right direction.

I recently completed my Supply Chain Management

Diploma and I now have a specialised job as a cost

controller in the logistics departments of a shipping

company. The location of the Maritime School is

fantastic, right on the waterfront. We could see practical

examples of learning every day at the working port

outside. This gave me a much better understanding than

simply learning from a book. The location is also very

helpful to international students as it is right in the city

and very easy to get to and from.”

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Certificate in Logistics (Level 4)Study Method Full-time





Level 4

Credits 60



About the Programme

This programme teaches students the foundation knowledge required for a responsible level of employment in this important and growing industry sector.

Field trips and industry site visits are incorporated into the calendar to add to the practical, hands-on nature of the programme. Sufficient theory is included to enable students to understand the concept of logistics.

Assessment is by a variety of case studies and tests requiring the students to develop sound time management and study skills.




Diploma in Supply Chain Management

Diploma in Shipping and Freight

Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management


Successful graduates are able to find employment in any sector of the transport, distribution or logistics industry such as importers, exporters, freight forwarders, road transport operators, container depots, warehouse operators and logistics providers.

Diploma in Shipping and FreightStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

The Diploma in Shipping and Freight and the Diploma in Supply Chain Management are the only dedicated full-time programmes of study available in New Zealand that specifically prepare students for employment in the shipping, freight and logistics industries. These programmes teach students the foundation knowledge required for employment in this important and fast growing industry sector.

Field trips and site visits are incorporated into the calendar to add to the practical hands-on nature of the programme. Sufficient theory is included to enable students to produce output at supervisory level, depending on prior experience and to then build with further training to management-level roles.

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Classes are held Monday to Friday and the programme runs for two semesters. Students wishing to take the Diploma in Shipping and Freight programme have a choice of studying either at the MIT Manukau campus or the New Zealand Maritime School city campus.

Assessment is by a variety of assignments and examinations requiring the students to develop sound time management and study skills.

This is a sought-after qualification supported by industry.




Diploma in Supply Chain Management

Graduate Certificate in Shipping



Positions in port agency, import/export, shipping, air freight, freight forwarding, customs agency or general transport.

Diploma in Supply Chain ManagementStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120


Fees NZ $16,560 per year

About the Programme

The Diploma in Shipping and Freight and the Diploma in Supply Chain Management are the only dedicated full time programmes of study available in New Zealand that specifically prepare students for employment in the shipping, freight and logistics industries. These programmes teach students the foundation knowledge required for a responsible level of employment in this important and fast growing industry sector.

Field trips and site visits are incorporated into the calendar to add to the practical hands-on nature of the programme. Sufficient theory is included to enable students to produce output at supervisory level, depending on prior experience and to then build with further training to management level roles.

Classes are held Monday to Friday and the programme runs for two semesters. This programme is delivered at the New Zealand maritime school city campus.

Assessment is by a variety of assignments and examinations requiring the students to develop sound time management and study skills.

These are sought-after qualifications supported by industry.




Diploma in Shipping and Freight

Graduate Certificate in Shipping



Positions in import/export, air freight, freight forwarding, general transport, manufacturing, inventory control or distribution.

Graduate Certificate in ShippingStudy Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Graduate Certificate




Level 6

Credits 120



About the Programme

The programme is designed for those employed in, or interested in, the shipping industry or its related sectors, such as import or export companies involved in significant shipping activity.

The programme addresses the needs of people currently working in the industry, wishing to enhance their industry skills and knowledge with a view to further developing their career along a management path. The programme is suitable for those currently in “middle” management as well as those aspiring to enter a management level of responsibility in the future.

A graduate from this programme will be able to competently carry out the tasks required in intermediate and management positions within the shipping industry. They will be able to establish systems, research and develop solutions to problems within their responsibility, and develop and evaluate strategies for optimising efficiency within their operation.




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This programme assists graduates to develop careers in freight, logistics, forwarding and customs broking, manufacturing, inventory control and distribution.






This programme assists graduates to develop a career in commercial shipping, chartering, sea freight, port agency and marine claims.

Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain ManagementStudy Method Full-time

Qualification MIT Graduate Certificate




Level 6

Credits 60



About the Programme

This programme is designed for those involved in, or interested in, the freight forwarding or logistics provider industry.

The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management addresses the needs of people currently working in the industry, wishing to enhance their industry skills and knowledge with a view to further developing their career along a management path. The programme is suitable for those currently in “middle” management as well as those aspiring to enter a management level of responsibility in the future.

A graduate from this programme will be able to competently carry out the tasks required in intermediate and management positions within the freight and logistics industries. They will be able to establish systems, research and develop solutions to problems within their responsibility, and develop and evaluate strategies for optimising efficiency within their operation.

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“I did the Certificate in Social Services in the second

semester of 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed it. This

programme was very practical and I learned a lot

from working with my classmates in great team work

activities.

The lecturers were very helpful and gave me a lot of

support.”

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National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) (Level 4)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 122



About the Programme

This is the first level qualification for mental health support workers in community mental health agencies.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-social-sciences


National Diploma in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) (Level 6)

National Diploma in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) (Level 6)Study Method Full-time

Qualification National Diploma

Duration One year



Level 6

Credits 187



About the Programme

This programme follows on from the National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Worker) and has been developed as a result of an ongoing national initiative to meet the professional development needs of workers in the mental health service industry. It has been designed to enable participants to further develop and build on existing knowledge, depth and breadth of skill, and provides a staircase for those students who currently hold the National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work) (Level 4) which is required as the base-line qualification for mental health employees.




Positions in mental health and human service agencies.




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Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)Study Method Full-time





Level 4

Credits 60



About the Programme

The Certificate in Social Services is for people who want to gain a level 4 qualification which may be a prerequisite for further study.




Bachelor of Applied Social Work

Bachelor of Applied Social WorkStudy Method Full-time





Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

Social Workers provide professional assistance to people who are experiencing difficulties in their lives. They work with individuals, families, groups and communities in a wide range of settings. Their work contributes to stronger and more caring communities.

The Bachelor of Applied Social Work will give students the knowledge and skills to work with and empower a diverse range of communities, with a focus on Maori, European, Pacific Islanders and new immigrants to New Zealand.




Successful students may apply to enter graduate and masters programmes at other institutes.


Graduates of this programme are able to practise social work and community work competently from their own cultural contexts with families and their communities. Employment in social and community work organisations such as Child Youth and Family Service, community corrections, health, and community agencies, and within communities, wha - nau, hapu - and iwi.

Diploma in Counselling (Level 6)Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 6.5 with no score below 6.0 or equivalent.


About the Programme

The Diploma in Counselling consists of training at MIT and an off-site internship, which includes placement in a counselling agency and supervision. Students can choose to specialise in general counselling or counselling for children and young people.




Graduates of the diploma are qualified to counsel in a range of agencies in the community and in schools.

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Diploma in Sport and Recreation

Self Employed. Contracted to Les Mills and also offers

mobile training. Personal Trainer

“I have always been involved in sport and wanted to

do what I always loved, so I enrolled in the diploma

at MIT. It’s great doing something which you enjoy,

especially when it doesn’t even feel like a job.

The business aspect of the diploma has really helped

me in my own business. I loved the diversity of courses

taught and the range of skills I learned.”


Certificate in Applied Sport and RecreationStudy Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 4

Credits 120



About the Programme

This certificate is taught through applied theory and practice. It covers a range of areas within the sport, recreation, fitness and leisure industries. Students develop an understanding of generic recreation and sport concepts and have the opportunity to learn and apply these concepts in the practical arena. The focus is on delivering sport, fitness and recreation concepts in school, community and outdoor environments.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-sport


Diploma in Applied Sport and Recreation (Level 5)

Diploma in Applied Sport and Recreation (Level 5)Study Method Full-time


Duration One year



Level 5

Credits 120



About the Programme

The diploma has an applied theory and practical approach which covers a range of areas within the sport, recreation, fitness and leisure industries. Students develop an understanding of specific sport and recreation concepts, and learn to apply these concepts in the practical arena. The focus of the programme is on the ability to deliver sport, recreation and fitness concepts in schools, the community and outdoor environments.

Students have the opportunity to teach, coach or facilitate in a range of practical settings enabling them to gain a wider understanding of the sport, recreation and fitness industry.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-sport




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Degree-level tertiary training

Diploma graduates receive 120 unspecified credits towards the UNITEC Bachelor of Sport (Coaching Management).

Diploma graduates receive 120 credits towards the AUT Bachelor of Sport and Recreation.


Positions such as an aquatic centre employee, coaching coordinator, event manager, local authority recreation centre facilitator, outdoor recreation facilitator and supervisor, personal trainer, primary school physical activity coordinator, recreation programmer, regional development officer, secondary school sports coordinator, sport administrator, sport development officer, sport-specific coach or small business entrepreneur.

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Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching)

Teacher - KINZ East Tamaki

“I enjoyed the hands on experience of working in a

child care centre as part of my degree. It allowed me

to gain a better understanding of the theory and link

it to practice. MIT gave me the confidence and ability

to be successful.”


Certificate in Early Childhood Education (Level 4)Study Method Full-time





Level 4

Credits 60

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0) or equivalent.


About the Programme

The Certificate in Early Childhood Education is ideal for students who wish to begin training toward a career in early childhood education. It may also be appropriate for any students who have been working in an early childhood setting and would like to formalise their experience with this qualification.

The programme teaches students introductory skills and knowledge across the key elements of early childhood education. The programme includes a centre-based workplace experience component where students work in an early childhood centre for a minimum of four hours per week over a 12 week period.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-education/early-childhood-education


Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching)

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching)Study Method Full-time




Start Dates February and July (depending on demand)

Level 7

Credits 360



About the Programme

The Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching) is a full-time, centre-based programme. Integrating theory and practice relevant to early childhood teaching, students work with children on a weekly basis to develop their teaching capabilities and their understanding of the complexity of the role of an Early Childhood Teacher.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/education-and-social-sciences/school-of-education/early-childhood-education

Sustained Practicum Requirements

All applicants, by the beginning of the programme, must provide a signed MIT contract that they will be in paid or voluntary work with children, for a minimum of eight hours per week, on two consecutive days a week, for 12 weeks per semester, in a licensed early childhood centre, to meet the sustained practicum requirements.




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Note: Assistance will be given with the process of finding a voluntary placement for a student who is not in paid or voluntary employment in an early childhood centre.


Graduates of this programme may apply for entry into postgraduate diploma and masters degree level programmes.


Early childhood teaching, management and/or ownership of early childhood centres, lecturers in early childhood education.

University of Auckland Bachelor of Education (Teaching)Study Method Full-time

Qualification University of Auckland Degree




Level 7

Credits 60



About the Programme

This degree is a University of Auckland at Manukau programme. It is aimed at those wishing to teach in primary and intermediate school settings, with successful completion leading to registration as a teacher.

This programme is also offered at The University of Auckland, Faculty of Education’s Epsom campus with the following specialisations: Primary, Early Childhood Education and Huarahi Ma - ori.

Entry Requirements

Have met the University Entrance standard. Please refer to: www.nzvcc.ac.nz for details or

Special admission - for students over the age of 20 years and

Have demonstrated the potential to meet the New Zealand Teachers Council criteria for provisional registration.

Referees reports are required.

Applicants must also consent to a Police check.

Suitable applicants will be offered an interview and final selection will be dependent on the outcome of this.


Primary or intermediate teaching positions.

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National Certificate in Tourism

Certificate in Travel

Travel Consultant, House of Travel

“These programmes were a great way to gain the skills

and confidence I needed to get a position the House of

Travel. I learnt the exact system that I use now which

has helped me transfer from a student to a professional.

The lecturers at MIT were very easy to approach for

advice and they concentrated on helping students

succeed and be the best they could be. Their industry

knowledge helped develop my learning and prepare me

for the real-world.”

C l a i r e T a s k e r


National Certificate in Tourism (Core Skills) (Level 3)Study Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 55

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 (with no individual score below 5.5) or equivalent.


About the Programme

This one-semester National Certificate gets students started on a career path in tourism and travel. It provides students with the generic communication and customer service skills that they will require in order to attain frontline positions in the tourism industry. The programme also provides students with staircasing opportunities to other programmes offered in the Faculty of Business.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to:www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/tourism/programmes


National Certificate in Travel (Level 3)


While graduates of this programme gain opportunities for entry-level front line tourism positions, it is recommended they consider enhancing their career opportunities by enrolling in one of the staircase programmes.

Certificate in TravelStudy Method Full-time





Level 3

Credits 60

IELTS Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 5.5 with no individual score below 5.5 or equivalent.


About the Programme

Open the door to an exciting career in the travel industry. The Certificate in Travel is for those students who wish to work in the travel industry in careers such as travel agents, wholesale consultants, airline or airport employees. This programme provides the interpersonal, sales, and up-to-date technology skills required in today’s travel and airline workplaces.

The Certificate in Travel builds on the courses in the National Certificate in Tourism (Core Skills) and focuses on those specific skills required for travel workplaces such as the retail or wholesale and airline industries.

The programme is delivered in an integrated and applied manner to develop the essential multi-skilling capabilities required by the travel industry.




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On successful completion of the programme, students will gain the National Certificate in Travel (Level 3) and the opportunity to staircase to further qualifications at Diploma and other levels.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/tourism/programmes


NZIM/ATTTO Diploma in Tourism Management


Entry-level positions within the retail or wholesale travel industry and the airline industry.

NZIM/ATTTO Diploma in Tourism ManagementStudy Method Full-time


Duration One and a half years



Level 5

Credits 160


Fees NZ$16,260

About the Programme

The NZIM/ATTTO Diploma in Tourism Management comprises theoretical and skills-based courses, plus a practicum. The compulsory courses are taken from the New Zealand Diploma in Business and the skills-based component is taken from the New Zealand National Qualifications Framework.

The programme provides graduates with important managerial skills required within the New Zealand tourism and travel industry including transport operations, hotels, wholesalers, and tour and attraction operations.

Students who successfully complete the programme will be required to register with the New Zealand Institute of Management (NZIM) and pay the necessary fees in order to receive their qualification. As a guide, the NZIM fee for 2010 for the completed programme was $240.


For all entry requirements and programme summary go to: www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/business/tourism/programmes2/nzimattto-diploma-in-tourism-management


Graduates may complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business or the NZIM Diploma in Management. Students may complete these qualifications before completing the NZIM/ATTTO Diploma

in Tourism Management. Degree-level study is a further option available to graduates.


After gaining relevant experience in the workforce, successful graduates are prepared for middle management positions in various sectors of the tourism industry including transport operations, hotels, wholesalers, tour operations and attraction operations.

Diploma in Pacific Rim Tourism (Level 5)Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 5

Credits 240



About the Programme

The Diploma in Pacific Rim Tourism is a unique integrated qualification embedded with information technology, business, marketing, management, culture, travel, tourism, and events. The programme offers practical industry training as part of the learning process, which can enhance the opportunities for employment.

A wide range of career opportunities are available for graduates within the tourism industry, regional government agencies, and through partnerships with international organisations.




Students will be able to continue on to degree programmes upon completion of the diploma, with an opportunity to further study at international universities.


Successful completion and the embedded work experience will prepare students for positions within the tourism and travel industry such as tourism administration team leaders, travel agents. It will also prepare students for positions in areas such as wholesale inbound tour operations, visitor information centres, tourism offices and boards, marae based tourism operations, marketing and events management and international employment within the tourism industry.

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New Zealand Diploma in Business (Tourism specialisation)Study Method Full-time


Duration Two years



Level 6

Credits 240



About the Programme

Graduates of the Diploma in Business can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business

(NZDipBus) with one further year of full-time study. For advice on your eligibility to enter the programme directly you should consult the programme leader.

All six courses (120 credits) in the Diploma in Business transfer into the NZDipBus. The NZDipBus offers specialisations in:



Tourism SpecialisationThis programme is appropriate for those who require a management-directed qualification and aspire to a career in the tourism industry. The Diploma offers the potential for a wide range of career opportunities both in and out of tourism. The NZDipBus may be studied in conjunction with the NZIM/ATTTO Diploma in Tourism Management.






New Zealand Diploma in Business graduates have found employment in various sectors of the tourism industry including hotels, wholesale and attraction operations.




Withdrawal or Transfers of

International Students

If you wish to withdraw or transfer to another course, you must complete the International Student Withdrawal or Transfer Application Form. These forms are available from Academic Registry, International Administration.

Academic Registry, International AdministrationPhone: +64 9 968-8060Email: [email protected]

For a full copy of MIT policies, procedures and statutes you will find these on the MIT website.

Web: www.manukau.ac.nz/policies

Immigration

Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available throughImmigration New Zealand and can be viewed on their website.

Web: www.immigration.govt.nz

PoliciesAccident Insurance

The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website.

Web: www.acc.co.nz

Eligibility for Health Services

Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publicly funded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website.

Web: www.moh.govt.nz

Medical and Travel Insurance

International students must have medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. MIT has its own insurance policy. A full copy of the MIT UNI-care policy can be viewed on the MIT website.

Web: www.manukau.ac.nz/insurance

If you choose to purchase insurance through an alternative provider, please contact Academic Registry, International Administration, to confirm this meets minimum requirements. This should be completed before you are enrolled. All international students who have not confirmed insurance prior to enrolment will automatically be insured under MIT UNI-care.

Academic Registry, International AdministrationPhone: +64 9 968-8060Email: [email protected]

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[email protected]

OTHER LOCATIONS

AUCKLAND CITY

CLASSROOMS

246 Queen Street, Auckland

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

RELATIONS

Level 1, Colliers House, 52 Highbrook Drive, Highbrook Business Park, East Tamaki, Manukau

FLORISTRY

Floramax Flower Auction House, 3 Monahan Road, Mt Wellington

MOTORSPORT

159A & C Manukau Road, Pukekohe

277 NEWMARKET

CAMPUS

Level 4, 277 Broadway, Newmarket

NEW ZEALAND

MARITIME SCHOOL

Level 3, 2 Commerce Street, Auckland

PLUMBING &

GASFITTING

9B Mahunga Drive, Mangere

NA DILWORTH CENTRE

Chief Executive’s Office Leadership Team

NB Information, Communications & Technology Services (ICTS) Legal & ContractsNC TE TARI MATAURANGA MAORI

Administration for:Kaumatua, Kuia,Nga Kete Wananga Marae,Te Tari Matauranga Maori Office

ND FACULTY OF EDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Administration for:Adult Literacy EducationEducation & Social Sciences School of Sport & Recreation

NE Children’s Education Centre

NF Student Common RoomStudent ExperienceStudent Services

NG Grounds Staff NH FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

School of Horticulture & Landscaping

Poly-Emp Employment & Advisory ServicesNJ FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Administration for:School of Building & ConstructionSchool of Horticulture & Landscaping School of Plumbing & GasfittingShort Courses - Split Systems

NK SCHOOL OF SECONDARY-TERTIARY

STUDIES

NO FACULTY OF BUSINESS

Administration for:Accounting & Management Business Administration Communications & Marketing Computing Information & Technology Tourism & Travel

Cafe Espresso Short Courses - Business & Computing Student Study Hall

A FACULTY OF NURSING & HEALTH STUDIES

– AdministrationB FACULTY OF EDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES

School of Foundation Studies – Administration

C FinanceHuman ResourcesMarketing, PR & Communications

D FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Administration for: Distance Learning (ITO)Fabrication, Welding, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning (Full-time programmes)School of Mechanical Engineering & Trades Short Courses (CAM, CNC)

E FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Automotive, Maintenance & Reliability Centre, Motor Body Repair

F FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Fabrication, Refrigeration & Welding

G CafeteriaStaff Services

H FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Manufacturing Technology

JKL Academic Registry– Academic Records– International Administration– Student Finance

Career CentreCashiersInformation CentreInternational Marketing & Recruitment Learning Technology Centre Main ReceptionSchools and Community Liaison StaffSTAR & Gateway OfficeStudent Life– Disabilities Co-ordinator– International Student Support– Ma ori & Pasifika Student Support

Centre for Assessment of Prior Learning (CAPL)

FACULTY OF CONSUMER SERVICES

School of Hairdressing

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES

ESOL, IELTS Testing CentreM DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER SERVICES

Baking & Patisserie – Administration

O Copy Print CentrePasifika Development Office

P FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Manukau Centre for MechtronicsAdministration for: Modern ApprenticeshipsSchool of Automotive & Vehicle TechnologySchool of Electrical Engineering & Trades Short Courses(except CAM, CNC & Split Systems, see D and NJ)Manukau Centre of Mechatronics

Q FACULTY OF EDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Employment Programmes – Administration Photography StudioR FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

School of Building & Construction

S Health & Counselling Centre Learning Support Centre Library

V Campus Security Facilities ManagementW FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TRADES

Mechanical & Civil EngineeringZ FACULTY OF CREATIVE ARTS

Manukau School of Visual Arts School of Creative Writing School of Performing ArtsARONUI

Visual Arts Exhibition BuildingOTARA LEISURE CENTRE

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & SOCIAL SCIENCES

School of Sport

NP Academic Development CentreBennetts BookshopCafeteria

NQ FACULTY OF BUSINESS

Communications & MarketingFreeB Computing (Room - NQ122)The University of Auckland at Manukau

NR FACULTY OF BUSINESS

Accounting & ManagementComputing & Information TechnologySouthern Cross UniversityPostgraduate Programmes

NS FACULTY OF BUSINESS

Business AdministrationNT DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER SERVICES

Administration for: School of BeautySchool of Culinary & Hospitality The Palm Room Restaurant

FACULTY OF BUSINESS

Communications & MarketingTourism & Travel

RICOH CentreNU STUDENT VILLAGE

Health & Counselling Centre

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International Marketing and RecruitmentPrivate Bag 94006Auckland 2241New Zealandphone: +64 9 968 8742fax: +64 9 968 8741email: [email protected]: www.manukau.ac.nz/international

While the information provided in this document was true and correct at the time of publication in April 2011, Manukau Institute of Technology reserves

the right to alter procedures, fees and regulations should the need arise. Students should carefully read all official correspondence and other sources of

information for students (such as the website) to be aware of changes to the information contained in this document. All courses and programmes will proceed

subject to numbers. Students should always check with MIT International Marketing and Recruitment when planning their courses and consult our website,

www.manukau.ac.nz, for the most up-to-date faculty and course information.



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