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MIT INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMME GUIDE 2015
Study at Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT)
Auckland, New Zealand
CONTENTS
Choosing a Quality Education Destination
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Maritime45
Entry Requirements – Academic
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Mechanical and Electrical Trades
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Entry Requirements - English
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Mental Health and Counselling
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English6
Social Services 52
Foundation 6
Sport, Recreation and Exercise Science
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Automotive and Vehicle Technology
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Tourism and Travel
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Building and Construction 10
Pastoral Care
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Business 12
Policies59
Business Administration and Technology
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Creative Arts
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Culinary, Hospitality and Baking
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Early Childhood Education 27
Engineering30
Hairdressing34
Horticulture, Landscaping and Floristry
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Information and Communications Technology
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Logistics43
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Disclaimer
Information is correct at the time of publication (May 2015). Programme fees may vary
depending on your final selection of courses that make up your programme. To provide you
with an indication of costs, the approximate fees quoted in this publication are based on
the 2015 fee structure. You will be advised of the current fees at the time of enrolment. All
courses and programme will proceed subject to numbers and academic approval. Manukau
Institute of Technology is accredited under the provisions of the Education Act 1989.
WELCOME
Choosing a Quality Education Destination
What is an Institute of Technology, Polytechnic (ITP)?
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ITP’s are specialised government tertiary education providers that deliver
applied technical and professional education.
The programmes delivered are developed with strong employer and industry
involvement.
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Graduates have work-ready skills.
Benefits of studying at an Institute of Technology (ITP)
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MIT Fast Facts
New Zealand ranks 2nd in the Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OECD) for entry rates into Tertiary Vocational Education Training,
TVET programmes.
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ITP’s are New Zealand government funded and quality assured.
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ITP’s have strong national and international reputation.
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MIT’s mission is to deliver vocationally
focused tertiary education, research
and technology transfer that ensures
Auckland’s economy, graduates,
employers and communities have
the capability and skills to achieve
their potential.
Established in 1970 as the New Zealand
Government’s first purpose built
polytechnic
One of New Zealand’s largest, high
quality institutes of technology
10 campuses, seven faculties,
15 specialty schools
16,000 plus full and part-time students
A large multi-cultural campus with
more than 150 countries and cultures
represented
86% of graduates in employment or
further study
80% overall student satisfaction in 2014
1,149 degrees or diplomas and 3,341
certificates and other awards to local
were conferred in 2014.
Location
MIT is located in the centre of industry in
Auckland.
2,000 businesses are strategically located
near to motorway, airport, port and MIT.
Our area generates:
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$3 billion for the New Zealand economy
each year, and
30,000 jobs with projected growth to
45,000 on completion of Highbrook
Business Park
IT is located in the largest industrial
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precinct in Auckland, New Zealand
with more than 2,000 businesses and
a growth rate higher than the regional
average.
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
– ACADEMIC
Equivalent Qualifications
Country
Diploma Level Programmes
Degree Level Programmes
New Zealand
Successful completion of Year 12 NCEA Level 2)
Successful completion of Year 13 (NCEA Level 3) with minimum
of with minimum of 48 credits (approx) 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 1 year of tertiary study or 3 A Levels
average or IB 25+
Brazil
Successful completion of high School (Certificado de Ensino
Medio) and be at least 18 years of age.
Successful completion of high School (Certificado de Ensino
Medio) Enem exam with minimum 55% in subjects related to
chosen area of study and be at least 18 years of age.
Brunei
GCE O Level in 4 subjects
GCE A Levels (2x C or equivalent; minimum 2 academic
subjects)
Canada
Provincial High School Diploma
Chile
Successful completion of high School (Educación Media) and
be at least 18 years of age.
Note: For some areas of study a foundation programme may be required.
Successful completion of high School (Educación Media) PUS
exam with minimum pass of 55% in subjects related to the
chosen area of study and be at least 18 years of age.
Note: For some areas of study a foundation programme or
“preuniversitario” may be required.
China
Senior Year 3 Certificate of Graduation with 65% average
Senior Year 3 Certificate of Graduation with 80% average
Colombia
Successful completion of high School (Bachillerato) and be at
least 18 years of age.
Successful completion of high School (Bachillerato) ICFES
Saber 11◦ exam with minimum pass of 55% in subjects related
to the chosen area of study and be at least 18 years of age.
Note: For some areas of study a foundation programme or “preuniversitario” may be required.
Denmark
Senior High School (Studentereksamen) with an average
grade of 8.0 on 11pt scale or successful completion of Hojere
Fortseredekseseksamen
Fiji
Fiji School Leaving Certificate with 60% average in 4 subjects
France
Successful completion of Baccalaureate
Germany
Mittlere Reife Realschulabschluss
Abitur
Hong Kong
HK Certificate of Education (HKCEE)
GCE (3 C passes) or HKALEA Levels
India
All India Senior School Certificate (10+2) or equivalent with
All India Senior School Certificate (10+2) or equivalent with
with passes of 70% in 4 academic subjects
with passes of 55% in 4 academic subjects
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Fiji Form 7 with aggregate 250 in best 4 subjects
Indonesia
SMA 3 with 60% average pass in 4 subjects
Iran/Iraq
Successful completion of 1 year tertiary study at a recognised
institution
Italy
Successful completion of Diploma de Maturita
Japan
Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate
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 3 C passes in relevant subjects MICSS - at least
6 subjects with a score of B5 or better in at least 5 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%
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Successful completion of 1 year tertiary study or SMA3, average
pass in 4 subjects 75%
Successful completion of 1 year tertiary study
Country
Diploma Level Programmes
Degree Level Programmes
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 6 subjects
Successful completion of one year tertiary study
Norway
Successful completion of Videregaende Skole
Pacific Islands
Successful completion of Year 12 (6th Form)
Successful completion of Year 13 (7th Form) equivalent to
with 55% average mark New Zealand NCEA Level 3
Pakistan
Higher Secondary School with 65% average
Successful completion of 1 year previous tertiary from a
recognised institution
Papua New Guinea
Higher School Certificate with 55% grade average
Philippines
High School graduation with 80%
Successful completion of at least 1 year tertiary study
Russia
Certificate of Secondary Education or Certificate of Maturity
Samoa
Completion of High School with 55% grade average
Singapore
GCE O Level in 4 subjects
GCE A Levels with passes in 3 subjects
Sri Lanka
GCE O Levels with 4 credit passes
Sri Lankan GCE A Levels with 3 passes in relevant subjects
South Africa
SA Senior Certificate or Matriculation Certificate with
minimum of 55% average
Sweden
Slutbetyg
Student Examen; Avgangsbetyg 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 1 year tertiary study or Matayom 6
with 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 6 passes
GCE A Levels with 3 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 4 subjects
Entry Requirements – English
Certificate Programmes
English Language Equivalents
Most certificate programmes require applicants to have completed Year
12 or equivalent of secondary school. Please contact MIT International
for further information.
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MIT English Language Requirements
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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.
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IELTS (Academic) 6.5; no one score below 6.0: TOEFL 575
(230), TWE 4.5. MIT ELP 6.5.
Pearson Test of English (PTE) academic overall score of 58: no
communicative skills score below 50.
IELTS (Academic) 6.0; no one score below 5.5: TOEFL 550
(213), TWE 4.0. MIT ELP 6.0.
IELTS (Academic) 5.5: TOEFL 525 (190).
New Zealand Academic Qualification Equivalents
New Zealand NCEA Level 3 minimum 42 credits or
International Baccalaureate 24+ or
Cambridge International Examination (CIE) 120 points on UCAS tariff
Please note: some courses may stipulate higher entry requirements.
Students who do not meet the stated requirements can be considered on
an individual basis.
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ENGLISH AND
FOUNDATION STUDIES
English Language Programmes
MIT offers English language skills to
help you live, work and study in New
Zealand. Students can choose to study
in Manukau or in Central Auckland.
Our team of dedicated teachers have
extensive teaching experience and
qualifications ensuring our students
get the academic skills and practical
experience to succeed in their study.
Speak to your International Market
Manager to discuss the best English
language programme for your needs.
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English for Speakers of Other
Languages (ESOL)
English for Further Study (EFS)
English for Study Purposes (ESP)
ESOL Summer School
Group Study Programmes.
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Foundation and Bridging
Studies
Our foundation programmes will
help you on your journey towards
further learning.
As you progress with your study, you
will develop skills, confidence and
independence and we will support
you every step of the way. Our
programmes in trades, engineering,
business, nursing, science, social work,
teaching and uniformed services will
prepare you for further training.
AUTOMOTIVE AND
VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
Cars these days have complex systems
so they need good problem solvers
who are on top of the latest technology
to work on them. We are home to the
most innovative automotive technology
programmes in the country so you’ll get
the best training going.
Certificate in Vehicle
Refinishing (Level 3)
Certificate in Motor Body
Technology (Level 3)
Start dates February and July
Duration Duration We are home to the most innovative
automotive technology programmes
in the country, and the majority of our
students find employment in the trade,
here and overseas.
Cost International NZD$9,050
Location
Location
Automotive technology and electrics
give you all the skills you need to test,
repair, maintain and build cars and their
systems. Plus you get a large chunk
of practical experience in our fully
equipped workshops.
Our motorsport facility is conveniently
located in Pukekohe for those wishing
to enter the motorsport industry as part
of a pit crew. With the Pukekohe Park
Raceway a short drive away, trainees
can take advantage of the action and
race their specially modified vehicles at
the end of their training.
18 weeks
(three days per week)
MIT Otara
Learn how to create artwork on the bodies
of vehicles as well as refinishing skills to
meet the requirements of industry, including
preparing metal or plastic for spraypainting,
minor filling, priming, colour coating, polishing
and buffing. You will then be ready to work
on repairs, refinishing, custom paintwork,
graphics, finishing and other specialised
coating applications, or go on to study the
National Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing
Technology.
One year
MIT Otara
Take on the challenge of restoring cars to
their original condition. Learn how to restore
a vehicle by removing the damaged parts
of a car body, beating them back into shape
then placing them back on the vehicle, as
well as how to replace damaged panels with
new ones. You will then be ready to work on
collision, chassis and corrosion repairs, vehicle
certification, classic car restoration and motor
body building, or go on to a traineeship in
the industry or further study. Panelbeaters
have a wide range of automotive skills and
knowledge.
At MIT
You will learn at one of the largest and most innovative automotive
and vehicle technology schools in New Zealand, where the
majority of our students find employment in the trade, here and
overseas. Our workshops at MIT Otara have the resources and
equipment necessary to get the practical skills for your chosen
trade. Our teachers work closely with industry and industry training
organisations which mean you keep pace with current automotive
and vehicle practices.
For detailed course information and entry requirements visit manukau.ac.nz
If you don't meet the entry criteria call us to discuss your options. We have programmes to suit everyone.
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Certificate in Automotive
and Mechanical Engineering
(Level 3)
(with strands in Light
Automotive, Automotive
Electrical and Motorsport)
Start dates
Duration
February and July
One year
Cost InternationalNZD$18,100
Location
MIT Otara and Motorsport
strand at MIT Pukekohe
Build a great foundation of automotive
engineering basics or get your existing
skills recognised.
Develop your general skills in vehicle and
electrical technology to meet the standards
of the industry. Then go on to learn specific
skills and gain a competitive edge with
a specialisation in your choice of light
automotive, automotive electrical
or motorsport.
On the Light Automotive strand; you will learn
about the location, function and operation of
major vehicle components and systems. When
you graduate you will be ready to work as a
trainee automotive technician carrying out
repairs under supervision.
On the Automotive Electrical strand; you will
develop the skills to successfully carry out
jobs such as electrical testing, calculations,
fault analysis, fault repair and fitting electrical
components to a vehicle. When you graduate
you will be ready to work as a technician
under supervision.
The Motorsport strand; is based in Pukekohe,
where you will gain the skills to modify a
vehicle under supervision for participation
in motorsport. When you graduate you will
be ready to work as a technician under
supervision and begin an apprenticeship
with the Motor Industry Training Organisation
(MITO) or if you want further training you can
go on to study higher level certificates.
Certificate in Heavy Automotive
Technology (Level 3)
Start date
Duration
February
One year
Location
MIT Otara
Develop the specialised skills to work as a
technician in your chosen area of the heavy
automotive industry.
Learn core skills and knowledge covering the
diagnosis and repair of major vehicle systems.
Then choose to specialise in agricultural
equipment, materials handling equipment, plant
and equipment, or road transport so you have
the hands-on skills relevant to your job, or for
further study with the National Certificate in
Automotive (Heavy Industry).
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Certificate in Applied
Technology (Level 4)†
(with strands in Light
Automotive, Automotive
Electrical and Motorsport)
Start dates
Duration
February and July
One year
Cost
International NZD$19,200
Location
MIT Otara and MIT Pukekohe
Develop your career in specialisations in
automotive technology and autotronics
including motorsport.
The Light Automotive strand; qualifies
you as a technician, able to work without
supervision. You’ll learn the diagnosis, repair
and service procedures for most of the major
vehicle systems including engine and cooling,
fuel and emissions, chassis and drivelines,
heating, venting and exhaust and electrical
systems. We will ensure you are ready to work
unsupervised as a technician in the industry.
Successful students will gain Level 3 and Level
4 units towards the National Certificate in
Automotive Engineering (Level 4).
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The Automotive Electrical strand; is the next
step in your automotive electrical career
and will get you up to speed as a reliable
assistant technician. You will build on your
knowledge base or industry experience, and
develop skills to conduct electrical/electronic
testing, carry out electrical trade calculations,
carry out electrical/electronic diagnostics and
analysis, overhaul electrical components and
rectify electrical faults, and fit electrical and
electronic components to a motor vehicle, all
under supervision. You will be ready to work
in the automotive electrical industry as an
assistant technician or in specialist areas, such
as satellite control of machine hydraulics or
vehicle position control.
The Motorsport strand; is the next step in
your motorsport career and this programme
will equip you with the knowledge and skills
needed to work in the world of managed
motorsport events. You will build on your base
of knowledge and skills required to modify a
vehicle for participation in motorsport, as well
as learn about pit crew protocol. You will also
have the opportunity to move into other areas
in the automotive engineering, automotive
electrical, motor body and vehicle refinishing
trades.
Based in Pukekohe, this innovative and flexible
programme is designed to give you experience
in a range of trade disciplines within the
automotive industry, and to equip you with
sufficient knowledge and skills, to prepare
under supervision, an automotive vehicle
for participation in motorsport. You can take
advantage of the action and race your specially
modified vehicle at the test day/s at the end
of your training. You'll be ready to work as a
technician under supervision in the motorsport
industry, or you can also further your training
with a national certificate.
Pending approval.
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BUILDING, CARPENTRY
AND CONSTRUCTION
Today’s building industry needs skilled
and qualified workers. In some parts
of the country, like Christchurch or
Auckland, there’s more demand for
builders and carpenters.
MIT Certificate in Entry to
Carpentry (Level 3)
Certificate in Carpentry
(Level 4)†
Start dates
Start dates
If you are starting out, our
programmes in building and
construction give you all the practical
experience you need in workshops and
on residential building projects before
you enter the industry. If you have
already got experience you may be
able to fast-track your qualification.
Duration
February and July
One semester
Duration
February and July
One year
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
MIT Otara
Develop basic construction skills and
knowledge, then apply them on a real-world
building project.
Create a solid foundation of carpentry
skills and knowledge, then apply them on
a real-world building project.
Learn to use a range of hand tools, portable
power tools and machines under supervision,
select and correctly install the appropriate
building materials and fastenings, interpret
simple drawings to obtain building dimensions,
and dispose of waste material with
environmental considerations.
Have you completed the MIT Certificate in
Entry to Carpentry (Level 3) or do you have
one year’s industry experience? Expand
your use of hand tools, portable power tools
and machinery. Learn about the materials
and processes relating to the structures and
envelopments of a single-storey, threebedroom timber-framed house and how to
install appliances and fixtures. Apply your skills
on-site by working on the construction of this
type of house.
Apply your skills by working on the
construction of a non-consented timberframed building and be able to describe
the steps needed to build one. Develop the
necessary safety awareness for employment
on a building site.
When you have completed the certificate, and
undertaken all on-site training, you can apply
for the National Certificate in Carpentry
(Level 4), or begin work in the building
industry under supervision.
At MIT
You will get valuable workplace experience along with the skills and knowledge to become
a qualified professional in the construction industry. Our lecturers all have industry
backgrounds and our excellent facilities include fully equipped machine workshops and a
range of building sites for learning real-world construction skills.
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Under redevelopment / Pending approval.
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PLUMBING AND GASFITTING
Today’s plumbers are problem-solvers
who are up with the latest products
and materials. At MIT you will get
taught by lecturers who know what
they are talking about because they
are specialists in their field or on
industry and training committees.
Certificate in Plumbing and
Gasfitting (Level 3)
Our programmes give you all the skills
you need to become well-rounded,
organised plumbers and gasfitters.
You will get practical experience in all
aspects of plumbing in our modern
facilities and in all aspects of gasfitting
in our interactive lab. Plus you will get
valuable contacts and keep on top of
new products with regular visits
from suppliers.
Cost International
NZD$18,100
Location
MIT Mangere
Start dates
Duration
February, May and July
One year
Open up your opportunities in the growing
plumbing and gasfitting industry, and you could
shorten your apprenticeship by up to one year.
Develop basic skills in residential plumbing
and gasfitting, including hot and cold water,
sanitary and gasfitting supply systems,
drainlaying and roofing. Obtain unit standards
in health and safety and further your knowledge
of the Building Act regulations, and plumbing
and gasfitting codes and standards.
As part of our courses we regularly take
students on industry visits which include
Watercare water treatment plants, and Apex
for valves, Methven for tapware, Rheem
and Rinnai for manufacturers, Buteline for
pipework and Marley for piping and drainage
systems. This means you keep pace with
current plumbing supplies, appliances,
installations and new technologies.
Our fully qualified team will prepare you to
be industry ready as an apprentice or trainee
plumber and could provide work experience
with local plumbers, drainlayers, gasfitters
or roofers.
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BUSINESS
We are proud to be able to help you
develop the skills and knowledge you
need to get a job or advance your
career. Working closely with industry
means we can offer programmes that
meet the needs of business here and
overseas. Whatever your education
or work history, you can enter at
a level that suits you. You will find
certificates, diplomas and degrees and
both part-time and full-time options
that can fit around your work or family
commitments. Explore our study areas
to find the programme that will help
you land your dream job.
We teach all of our practical
programmes at MIT Manukau, located
right in the heart of Manukau and
easily accessible by train, bus and
car. Our small class sizes mean our
passionate staff work closely with you
to achieve your goals. And our strong
industry relationships keep you up to
date with the latest business practices.
MIT Diploma in Business
(Level 5)
New Zealand Diploma in
Business (General) (Level 6)
Duration Duration One year (full-time)
Two years (full-time)
Cost
Cost International NZD$17,770 per year
Location
Location
MIT Manukau
Develop your all-round business acumen and
increase your opportunities for promotion or
for further study.
Build a strong foundation of practical business
and communication skills with core knowledge
in accountancy, business management,
economics, marketing and commercial law.
Learn to think critically, as well as how to
write and speak in all kinds of situations –
necessary for any career in business.
MIT Manukau
Gain a broad range of general business skills
that can be applied in any industry.
in accountancy, business management,
economics, marketing and commercial law then
choose the areas you want to specialise in.
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Business (Accounting focus)
(Level 6)
Duration Two years (full-time)
Location
MIT Manukau
Get all the skills you need to start your career
in finance or accounting, and commence
to qualify as an accounting technician or
chartered accountant with the New Zealand
Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA)
or CPA.
Develop an excellent understanding of
accounting principles and practices, which
you then apply in loads of practical ways from
bookkeeping, to using accounting software
to presenting management accounting
information. Specific skills in financial or
management accounting, taxation, auditing and
business finance mean you will be a valuable
asset to any company.
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Bachelor of Applied
Management (Level 7)
Start dates
DOUBLE MAJOR
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LEVEL 5
February and July
DurationThree years (full-time)
Location
SINGLE MAJOR
Eight compulsory courses:
Business Computing
■ Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability
■ Commercial Law
■ Economics
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Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Marketing
Management
Professional Communication
LEVEL 6
MIT Manukau
Open up your opportunities in the business
world by developing an understanding of core
business skills and practices, specialising in
the areas of your choice and getting hands-on
experience with an industry project for a real
business. If you are already working, you can
do a project in your workplace.
On graduating you’ll have a unique degree that
not only demonstrates what you know but also
demonstrates what you can do.
in accountancy, management, economics,
marketing, computing, sustainability and
commercial law then choose the areas you
want to specialise in from the following majors:
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Engineering Management†
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Event Management
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Health Management†
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Human Resource Management
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Hospitality Management
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Project Management
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Sales and Marketing
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Strategic Management
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Tourism Management.
Two compulsory courses:
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Applied Management
Research Methodology
Three compulsory
courses for single major
LEVEL 6
Two compulsory courses:
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Applied Management
Research Methodology
Three compulsory
courses for first major
LEVEL 5, 6 AND 7
Two compulsory
courses for single major
Three compulsory
courses for second major
LEVEL 7
Five elective courses at
Level 5
Level 6
or
Level 7
Co-operative Education
Project (CEP)
(equivalent to four courses)
Two compulsory
Two compulsory
Co-operative Education
Project (CEP)
(equivalent to four courses)
Note: There are slight variations in the NZICA/CPA and non NZICA/CPA majors.
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Graduate Diploma (Level 7)
Duration One year (full-time)
Location
MIT Manukau
A graduate diploma is a one-year, full-time
programme in a specialised area of study. You
will graduate at the same level as a degree
student, but with a more focused field of
knowledge. It is designed for people who have
a degree in one area but want to change their
area of specialisation or career. It is also for
people who have a Level 6 or 7 diploma, and/
or several years of relevant work experience,
who want to get a qualification or update their
skills in their chosen field.
Your programme will include a full-time
industry project for a local business, ensuring
you graduate with both a diploma and real
work experience.
Graduate diplomas available:
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Transpacific Waste Management, New Zealand
I chose to study at MIT because there were
small class sizes and my study could fit around
my work and personal life. Also, the accounting
degree was recognised by the New Zealand Institute
of Chartered Accountants which meant I could go
straight into the profession once I graduated. At
MIT you work on real-life situations and gain a lot
of skills that are in demand by employers.
In fact, my employers say one of the reasons they
employed me was because I had gained a lot of
practical skills at MIT; meaning I could hit the
ground running when I started working for them.
I now have the career I always wanted.
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Under development, intended to start in 2016.
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
AND TECHNOLOGY
Whatever the industry, all businesses
need qualified and professional
administration and support staff. MIT
is the leading and largest provider of
business administration education
in New Zealand. Our award-winning
business centre provides a real-world
office experience so you’re ready for
the workplace.
We have courses for everyone – if
you’re just starting out or are a senior
administrator who wants to upskill or
get their valuable skills recognised.
If your passion is for the finance
or medical industries, check out
our National Certificate in Business
Administration.
MIT Manukau’s state-of-the-art
campus combines wireless technology
with specialist spaces including
computer labs for a unique learning
environment. MIT Manukau has
a business training centre which
provides real-world office experience,
and its location is easily accessible
by train, bus and car. Our small class
sizes mean our passionate staff work
closely with you to achieve your goals.
National Certificate in Business
Administration and Computing
(Level 2)
New Zealand Certificate in
Contact Centres (Level 3)
Start dates February, June and September
Duration Duration Cost International NZD$9,590
12 weeks (full-time)
Location
MIT Manukau
Develop a wide range of office skills with our
free computer courses.
Learn about file management and office
functions and use computer software to
produce documents, spreadsheets and simple
publications. You’ll become confident at providing
professional customer service and be able to
deliver written documents to a high standard.
At MIT, you will be studying with New
Zealand’s leading and largest business
education provider.
Location
MIT Manukau
Enhance your employability with highly
regarded, industry-relevant skills applicable to
a variety of contact centre positions.
Train in the simulated contact centre where
you will gain the essential sales, customer
service and computing skills required by the
contact centre industry. Go on industry visits
to observe contact centres at first hand. This
certificate is designed specifically for people
wanting to work in the contact centre industry
in customer service representative (CSR)
roles, and who want a formal qualification.
At MIT you will be studying with New Zealand’s
leading and largest business education
provider. Our simulated contact centre
provides real-world experience.
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National Certificate in Business
Administration (Level 4)
(General, Financial or Medical)
MIT Diploma in Business
Administration (Level 5)
Duration 12 weeks (full-time)
Location
Location
MIT Manukau
MIT Manukau
Maximise your business administration
opportunities, and gain a competitive edge with
a specialisation in finance, medical or general
administration.
Develop all-round business skills in teamwork,
communications and computing. Learn
to operate payroll software or patient
management and clinical systems, or organise
business events in a virtual office environment
with real business equipment. Specialisations
in financial, medical and general administration
provide you with the specific skills for the
industry you want to work in.
Build on your existing administration skills to
become a highly valued senior administrator.
Develop your professional abilities to plan,
lead and implement senior administration
tasks in a business, plus learn specific skills,
essential to any senior administration role, in
information technology, financial reporting,
organisational health and safety, human
resource management, management support
and managing administration services.
Kerry Toma Tilali
Ward Clerk, Kidz First Medical,
Middlemore Hospital, Counties
Manukau District Health Board (CMDHB)
Lots of my relatives and friends are now in
their dream job after having graduated from MIT;
so that really inspired me to study here too.
My employers, the CMDHB, work closely with the
Faculty of Business and Information Technology to
ensure their courses are relevant to their specific
industry needs and say they prefer to employ MIT
graduates because they have the skills they want.
I enjoyed every moment of my time at MIT. The best
part was having real work experiences built into
my study programme so when I graduated I already
knew how to do the job I was trained to do. Also, the
staff made me feel welcome and got to know me
personally.
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CREATIVE ARTS
Our foundation programmes will help
you on your journey towards further
learning.
As you progress with your study,
you’ll develop skills, confidence and
independence - and we’ll support you
every step of the way.
Small class sizes and flexible learning
options mean you get all the support
you need to realise your ideas.
Certificate in Foundation
Studies in Visual Arts
(Level 3)
Preparation for Creative
Arts (Foundation Education
Programme 1) (Level 4)
Duration Cost
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Develop your creativity and create a path to
your future career.
Explore your creativity in courses on drawing,
sculpture, photography, painting, image
manipulation, jewellery making and animation.
Acquire the attitudes and skills you need to
achieve academically. When you graduate
you’ll be able to continue studying visual arts
at a higher level.
At MIT our lecturers are leading jewellers,
artists, designers, photographers and
filmmakers so you learn from professionals
connected to the industry.
18 weeks
MIT Otara
Start on your path to a creative future with
this six-month certificate. Get the academic
skills you need to study performing arts,
visual arts or creative writing at diploma or
degree level. You will also develop study and
self-management skills in our supportive
environment, which encourages independence
and confidence.
To learn more about the Faculty of Creative
Arts, contact us to be a student for a day.
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CREATIVE WRITING
Creative Writing at MIT is modelled
on the best international and New
Zealand teaching practices. Lecturers
and student peers give considered
feedback to first and subsequent drafts
of your work in a studio workshop
setting with the goal of improving
each other’s writing. Trust building
exercises inform the feedback process.
The supportive setting balances both
creative and competitive approaches to
producing dramatic imaginative writing
with the aim to be published.
All of our disciplines are housed in
the same building to increase your
opportunities to collaborate and to
reflect the real world of the creative
industries. Our culturally diverse
students bring different perspectives
and influences to our community.
Diploma in Creative Writing
(Level 5)
Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Creative Writing) (Level 7)
Start dates February, May, July
and September
or part-time
Duration Three years (full-time)
Cost
International NZD$21,200 per year
Cost
Location
Location
Write dramatic imaginative work to reach
diverse audiences and in your final year
complete an extended writing project.
MIT Otara
Use imagination and resourcefulness to
improve your writing, allowing you to complete
a creative portfolio.
Learn to work collaboratively in the creative
sector and to write material for multiple
publications which reach a diverse range of
audiences. Be supported and encouraged to
find and develop material aligned to your own
interests and life, and learn how to shape your
writing so it reflects the voices and styles of
New Zealand, Māori, and/or South Pacific
literature.
You can credit this diploma towards the
first year of the Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Creative Writing).
This programme is taught by some of New
Zealand's most accomplished writers, including
Professor Witi Ihimaera, Professor Albert
Wendt, Associate Professor Robert Sullivan,
Anne Kennedy and Eleanor Catton. Our
students are also published in leading journals
and publications. We are the only programme
in Auckland to teach the noted University of
Iowa creative writing workshop method, where
students critically discuss each other’s work.
MIT Otara
Be guided through the creative writing process
and begin new work in your chosen genre
including fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction and
screenwriting. Receive constructive feedback
from lecturers to advance your writing; study
New Zealand, Pacific and contemporary
world literature; and read key Shakespeare,
modernist and postcolonial works in guided
reading laboratories. Meet publishers,
booksellers and celebrated writers to keep you
in touch with the latest industry practice. Take
part in local writing festivals, spoken word
performances and poetry slams. In your final
year you'll work on a book-length manuscript,
a screenplay, or on collaborations with
performing arts and visual arts students.
At MIT our lecturers are some of the best
writers in New Zealand, and our students are
published in leading journals and publications.
We are the only programme in Auckland to
teach the noted University of Iowa creative
writing workshop method, where students
critically discuss each other's work. With your
final-year projects you can explore, plan and
present your ideas as an individual or group.
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PERFORMING ARTS
Our aim is to prepare students
for careers in the professional
performance industry in:
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A
cting (for film, television and
theatre) and/or
S
inging (soloist, ensemble and
musical theatre) and/or
D
ance (dance company and
musical theatre).
Upon successful completion of the
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Performing
Arts) programme our graduates
will be able to set themselves up
as independent and interdependent
professional performers with
networking skills and an understanding
of legalities while working within
performance.
Diploma in Performing Arts
(Level 5)
(Performing Arts) (Level 7)
Duration Duration One year (full-time)
Three years (full-time)
Cost
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
MIT Otara
An open call for a career in the performing
arts, with the opportunity to showcase your
talent in class and in public performances on
both stage and screen.
Stage your own stories with our innovative
and specialised school of performing arts, and
in your final year work on a collaborative or
individual project.
Develop foundation performing arts
techniques, methods, processes and skills
to a proficient level to look for work in the
professional performance industry. Or you
can go on to further study. Learn basic
performance skills under the guidance of
professional tutors in the three disciplines of
singing, drama and dance.
Produce and perform in your own productions,
and specialise in your chosen area of acting,
singing or dance. All your learning takes place
in the studio, and you will have the opportunity
to collaborate with moving image artists,
screenwriters and spoken word artists to
create fresh performances. In your final year,
you have the option of working on a major
collaborative production or of creating an
individual piece for stage or screen.
(Performing Arts).
At MIT our lecturers are leading
choreographers, actors, singers and
dramatists, and we have a dedicated home
for our performances at MIT Manukau’s fully
equipped theatre.
At MIT our lecturers are leading
choreographers, actors, singers and
dramatists, and we have a dedicated home
for our performances at MIT Manukau's fully
equipped theatre. With your final-year projects
you can explore, plan and present your ideas
as an individual or group.
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VISUAL ARTS AND DESIGN
Today’s visual artists find inspiration
all around them, and need to be
confident in communicating their
ideas.
You will develop core skills in a range
of visual arts mediums to determine
which area to practice in, whether you
want to be a designer, photographer,
jeweller, exhibiting artist, art director,
digital artist or illustrator.
Our visual arts programmes develop
all the skills you need to explore and
present creative ideas. Plus you’ll get
to exhibit your work in galleries and
other spaces, and collaborate with
creative writing and performing
arts students.
Diploma in Visual Arts
(Level 5)
(Visual Arts) (Level 7)
Start dates February
Duration One year (full-time) Duration Cost
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Expand your creative skills and ideas with
this broad-based visual arts qualification.
Be introduced to contemporary ideas, thoughts
and practices in visual arts. Activities in
graphic, three-dimensional and moving
images and digital and photographic media
will progressively challenge you to extend your
knowledge and skills. Learn how to articulate
your ideas in visual, verbal and written
communication, and develop the
critical abilities to fully understand
contemporary art and applied media.
(Visual Arts).
filmmakers.
MIT Otara
Explore and present your creative ideas and
in your final year realise a body of work, an
exhibition or a publication.
Develop visual arts ideas through a wide range
of practical and theoretical skills. Combine
group work and collaborative approaches to
project development and problem solving with
set studio activities and individual projects,
plus meet practitioners working in the visual
arts. In your final year, you have the option to
collaborate across disciplines with drama and
creative writing students or work on individual
projects within your visual arts practice.
filmmakers. With your final-year projects you
can explore, plan and present your ideas as an
individual or group.
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JEWELLERY DESIGN
AND PRODUCTION
Our programmes provide you with the
opportunity to develop professional
skills in a broad range of areas from
setting construction, mass production
of jewellery through metal and resin
casting and jewellery repair. You will
also gain valuable skills in computeraided design (CAD) for jewellery, and
study jewellery design and history.
In addition to expert tuition in CAD
for jewellers and jewellery design,
our advanced programme will cover
business skills so that students will
be equipped to operate as a sole
practitioner.
At MIT you'll be taught at our
nationally recognised jewellery school
by practitioners who are leaders in
their field. We'll help you tap into and
explore your ideas.
Certificate in Jewellery
Techniques (Level 4)
Diploma in Jewellery
Manufacture and Design
(Level 5)
Cost
Location
MIT Otara
Learn to make jewellery at our nationally
recognised jewellery school.
Make rings, brooches, pendants, earrings and
bracelets using techniques in metal forming
and joining, surface treatments and varied
construction methods. You'll learn the art of
enamelling, and how to use drawing as a tool
for planning and design, helping you realise
your projects. At MIT you'll be taught at our
nationally recognised jewellery school by
practitioners who are leaders in their field.
We'll help you tap into and explore your ideas.
Technical excellence and investigation are
the cornerstones of our teaching so you can
launch your jewellery career.
Cost
Location
MIT Otara
Produce your own jewellery work at our
nationally recognised jewellery school.
Make finished items of jewellery including
rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets.
Learn to set stones, make boxes, explore
plastics and resins, cast plastics and resins
and investigate a variety of mass production
methods. You'll also learn jewellery repair
and the construction of clasps and clutches,
invaluable for any practising jeweller.
Computer-aided design (CAD) and a study on
jewellery design history will help you explore
and implement your ideas. A self-directed
project will see you design, develop and
produce a body of jewellery work to be ready
for sale or exhibition.
Technical excellence and investigation are the
cornerstones of our teaching so you can fully
realise your ideas.
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Diploma in Advanced Jewellery
(Level 6)
Cost
Location
MIT Otara
Create and realise a self-directed jewellery
project at our nationally recognised jewellery
school.
Develop advanced skills and practice so you
can become a sole practitioner in the industry.
Along with consolidating your techniques you'll
progress your design skills and get real-world
skills with work experience.
A self-directed project will see you design,
develop and produce a body of jewellery work
for your own jewellery brand, small business
start-up, exhibition, web-based markets or
for wholesale. You have the option of learning
computer-aided design (CAD) and business
skills if they are relevant to your project.
Technical excellence and investigation are
the cornerstones of our teaching so you can
discover your own voice and find your place in
the industry.
Isaac Nonu
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Performing Arts)
I came to MIT because I could study all three
disciplines of the performing arts: dance, music
and acting. It’s a really good place to build on your
talents and skills, and you also gain knowledge of
the industry. Everything about the course is great but
what really stands out is getting to work on your own
projects, plus the culture, the people, and the support
and love from peers and tutors. MIT has been a HUGE
help in getting me noticed by people in the industry
– theatre companies, the music industry, my phone
doesn’t stop ringing . . . it’s all about how you get your
name out there.
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HOSPITALITY
AND CAFÉ OPERATIONS
The hospitality industry needs people
who can provide great experiences
for customers, whether at the local
café or an international hotel chain.
Working in hospitality is fast-paced,
people focused and has new
challenges everyday.
MIT Certificate in Café and
Restaurant Operations (Level 3)
Our hospitality programmes deliver all
the practical skills you need whether
that’s food preparation or customer
service or managing hospitality
operations. Plus you’ll get real
experience in our real conference
centre rolled into one excellent training
facility with a working restaurant
and mini-hotel set-up.
Duration Location
Small cafés are on the increase and
there is a lack of qualifications for
that sector of the food and beverage
market.
You will find our highly practical
training programme a valuable tool for
giving you the right skills; from making
the perfect coffee to making delicious
sandwiches and baked goodies.
As an MIT graduate you’ll have a high
rate of success in finding work in your
chosen field.
Start dates January, May and September
Incl. two weeks break
MIT Otara
Meet the demand for qualified café and
restaurant staff with hands-on experience.
Learn to prepare café food including muffins,
cakes and sandwiches in our commercial
food preparation kitchens. Perfect your coffee
making skills in our training café. Provide table
service and serve wine, beer and cocktails
to real customers in our licensed bar and
restaurant. Combine your food and beverage
knowledge with practical customer service
and cash-handling skills.
Accommodation (Level 3)
(with strands in Portering
and Reception)
Location
MIT Otara
Create a home away from home and a positive
first impression. Learn to greet visitors of all
nationalities, checking them in, answering their
queries, providing local tourist information
and delivering them to their room, all with
exceptional customer service skills. Reception
skills include room bookings, allocations, billing
and customer queries. Portering skills include
handling of luggage, customer service and
safety and security. Concierge skills include
responding to requests from guests about
things to do, see and visit during their stay.
From backpackers to lodges, from motels to
hotels this rewarding career choice gets you
close to the action.
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Hotel Reception (Level 4)
New Zealand Certificate in Food
and Beverage Service (Level 4)
(Restaurant Service strand)
MIT Diploma in
(Level 5)
Duration Duration Start dates January, May and September
Cost 17 weeks (full-time)
One year (41 weeks) (full-time)
Incl. seven weeks break
Cost Cost Location
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Develop the hotel reception skills to provide
guests with exceptional customer service,
and get real-world experience with a work
placement at a hotel.
Gain a broad range of reception skills and
knowledge from learning in hotels and industry
settings. Develop your understanding of hotel
systems and processes, including arrival,
departure and reservation services, and polish
up your customer service skills. Maintain
standard operating policies in health and
safety and security. Learn through practical
tasks, where your teamwork skills will be
strengthened.
MIT Otara
Build on your opportunities with supervisory
skills for a broad range of food and beverage
outlets, and get the advantage of real-world
experience at events and functions.
Develop advanced restaurant and beverage
service skills, and combine these with the
knowledge to monitor and maintain customer
service, and policies and procedures for a
broad range of hospitality environments. Learn
how to interact with colleagues and customers
so you can provide a memorable high-quality
dining experience. Gain the confidence to
supervise food and beverage operations
while ensuring you meet any legislative
requirements.
MIT Otara
Develop your management and supervisory
skills, and get your experience formally
recognised, or get the advantage of a
headstart if you’re new to hospitality. Increase
your operational and supervisory skills
along with your knowledge of hospitalityspecific and general business management
techniques. Build on your management and
planning skills in relation to food and beverage,
restaurant, accommodation, human resources
and functions operations, and learn how to
communicate well in formal meetings and
through report writing. Our students get realworld experience in our modern restaurant
facilities and will undertake supervision
of other students with hands-on function
management and delivery.
At MIT
Your hands-on training takes you out of the classroom and into our
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purpose-built hotel and motel bedroom suites and conference facilities
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reception area fitted with computerised software
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world-class kitchens and contemporary restaurant and café.
Our students get industry-led training through learning from professionals and real-world
experience at industry events and functions.
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COOKERY AND BAKING
Enhance your cookery or bakery
career, by combining advanced
knowledge and supervision expertise.
Our international diplomas are
designed specifically for the needs
of international students.
Our students learn from professionals
and get real-world experience on
work placements and in our kitchens,
restaurant and top bakeries, as well as
opportunities for work experience at
industry events and functions.
As an MIT graduate you’ll have a high
rate of success in finding work in your
chosen field.
International Diploma in
Cookery (Level 5)
International Diploma in Baking
(Level 5)
Start dates January and September
Start dates January and September
Duration Duration Two years (68 weeks) (fulltime). Incl. eight weeks break
Two years (68 weeks) (fulltime). Incl. eight weeks break
Cost NZD$19,200
Cost NZD$19,200
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Develop advanced cookery techniques by
producing a range of dishes, from preparation
to presentation. Further your understanding of
restaurant supervision with skills in planning,
developing and costing menus, and managing
staff. Get real-world experience on work
placements in restaurants. On graduating
you’ll be able to supervise others and take on a
full range of managerial roles in a professional
kitchen. At MIT’s School of Culinary and
Hospitality Studies your hands-on training
takes you out of the classroom and into our
world-class kitchens and our contemporary
restaurant, Dine at MIT.
MIT Otara
Learn to make a range of specialist bakery
products in a craft or plant environment. Build
on your existing knowledge to explore new
approaches, techniques and technologies in
the creation of breads, cakes, biscuits, pastries
and other goods. Learn about bakery design
and management, from developing recipes
to presenting baked products. Apply your
skills on work placements in a bakery. On
graduating you’ll have the skills to take on
technical and managerial roles in the baking
industry. At MIT’s School of Baking and
Patisserie your hands-on training takes you
out of the classroom and into the real-world
environments of our world-class bakery
kitchen and bakery shop.
Students will receive two awards including the
New Zealand Certificate in Baking (Generalist)
(Level 4) [Year 1] and the New Zealand
Diploma in Baking (Level 5) [Year 2].
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Teachers are right at the heart of
creating robust communities. Early
childhood teachers are in high
demand, especially those who speak
- and Pasifika languages.
Maori
Education for Tertiary
Pathways (Level 2)+
Certificate in Preparation
for Early Childhood Teacher
Education (Level 4)
Our programmes in Early Childhood
Education give you all the skills you
need to develop into creative and
resourceful teachers who can relate
to all kinds of people. Plus you get a
large chunk of practical experience in
education centres.
Duration Duration 17 weeks (full-time)
Location MIT Otara
Develop the academic skills you need for
further tertiary study in early childhood
education.
By working on a series of industry-related
projects, you will gain a clear understanding of
the type of work this sector offers. In addition,
literacy and numeracy skills are also part of
each assignment.
By working on projects you will gain independent
study and self-management skills, vital to
your personal development. Our classes are
highly supportive environments that promote
independence and confidence in all students.
†
Semester 2, 2015 This programme is subject to change.
One year (full-time)
Cost
Location MIT Queen Street
and MIT Otara
Become a qualified early childhood educator
who nurtures and develops young minds,
and get real-world experience on work
placements. Get a solid introduction to the
skills and knowledge necessary for early
childhood education, learning about the early
childhood curriculum, early childhood people
and contexts, numeracy and play-based
learning and development. Plus you will get
real-world experience on a work placement in
an early childhood setting.
At MIT you will spend three days per week in
a class room environment and one day per
week at work experience in an early childhood
centre learning and applying skills in a range
of early childhood settings. You will meet early
childhood teachers and managers who will
guide you to become a work-ready educator.
Our highly skilled team has years of teaching
experience and strong links to the educational
community meaning you keep up to date
with current educational practices. NCEA
achievement standards and unit standards
are built into each course so you can get
University Entrance, a requirement if you want
to apply for the Bachelor of Education (Early
Childhood Teaching).
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EDUCATION
Certificate in Early Childhood
Education (Level 4)
Bachelor of Education (Early
Childhood Teaching) (Level 7)
Certificate in Learning Support
(Inclusive Education) (Level 4)
Duration Duration Start dates Four entry points throughout
the year. Enquire on application
One semester (full-time)
DurationOne semester (full-time)
Cost
Cost
and MIT Otara
and MIT Otara
Cost
Please note additional costs for materials and
tools apply.
Begin your career in early childhood
education, and get real-world experience on
work placements. Gain introductory skills
and knowledge across the key elements of
early childhood education such as the early
childhood curriculum, early childhood people
and contexts, numeracy in context and playbased learning and development. Plus you
will get real-world experience on a work
placement in an early childhood setting.
Get all the skills and knowledge you need for a
rewarding career, and get significant hands-on
experience in an early childhood centre.
and MIT Otara
Develop the ability to teach across the
curriculum and work in a wide range of early
childhood education settings, implementing a
range of cultural teaching practices, including
Māori and Pasifika world views. Learn to build
relationships with children and their whānau
and create nurturing, challenging and creative
learning environments. Work with children
on a weekly basis to gain real teaching skills
and understand the varied role of an early
childhood teacher.
Become a special kind of teacher with a
recognised qualification for support staff,
and get real-world experience on work
placements. Develop the necessary knowledge,
skills and values to provide support and
empowerment to young people with learning
support needs, across all levels of the
education system. Throughout your study you
will work in educational environments with
children or young adults with learning support
needs.
At MIT, along with 20 weeks of full-time
placement, you will spend a minimum of 12
hours a week learning and applying skills in
an early childhood centre. More than half of
your full-time placement is spent in different
types of settings giving you the opportunity
to experience a range of early childhood
services. Our highly skilled teaching team has
strong links to the educational community
meaning you keep up to date with current
educational practices.
At MIT you will spend a minimum of 14
hours per week, both online and face to face,
learning to work with students with a range of
support needs. This will depend on whether
you choose to study full-time or part-time. For
the practical component of this programme
you will spend a minimum of five hours per
week in an education setting for the duration
of the programme.
At MIT you will spend two days per week in
a classroom environment, with scheduled
observation visits and optional work placement
in an early childhood centre where you will
be learning and applying skills in a range of
early childhood settings. You will meet early
childhood teachers and managers who will
guide you to become a work-ready educator.
Our highly skilled team has years of teaching
experience and strong links to the educational
community meaning you keep up to date with
current educational practices.
Applicants who wish to apply for the Bachelor
of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) who
will be under the age of 20 years at the time
of applying for the B Ed (ECT) and do not
have University Entrance are advised to apply
for the Certificate in Preparation for Early
Childhood Teacher Education.
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TERTIARY TEACHING
Our tertiary teaching programmes
are designed for students who are
currently engaged in vocational
education at tertiary level or who
aspire to teach and have access to
regular engagement with a tertiary
education environment.
At MIT our tertiary teaching courses
have input from expert teachers and
leaders in the tertiary sector so our
courses are relevant to industry needs.
Our highly skilled team has many
years of teaching experience and
strong links to the educational
community which means you will be
up to date with current educational
practices.
National Certificate in Adult
Literacy and Numeracy
Education (Educator) (Level 5)
Certificate in Tertiary Teaching
(Level 5)
Start date February
Duration One year
Duration Cost
Two years
Cost
Location MIT Otara
Become a specialist in adult literacy and
numeracy teaching with this recognised
national qualification.
Develop your understanding of literacy and
numeracy issues in New Zealand, including
from a Māori perspective, and learn the
practical skills to teach and assess literacy
and numeracy, as well as design and deliver
individual and group literacy and numeracy
programmes.
Location MIT Otara
Respond to the latest issues in the tertiary
teaching sector with relevant professional
development. Address the key systemic
themes facing tertiary teachers today,
including the changing demands regarding
assessment with particular reference to
integrated, graduate profile linked approaches,
embedding literacy and numeracy, educational
management, learning design, learning
technology, project-based learning for
teachers, teaching for diversity and foundation
learning.
At MIT our flexible options allow you to study
online so you can keep working while you get
your existing skills recognised.
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ENGINEERING
Our internationally recognised
engineering programmes are
accredited by IPENZ. They are
developed to meet the needs of
employers and keep pace with
the latest technology, methods
and products.
You can enter at any level from
foundation to bachelor's degree, and
fast-track your qualification if you
already have experience.
The following programmes are
available in this area of study:
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Mechanical Engineering
Computer Engineering
Cisco Networking
Certificate in Pre-degree
Studies (Engineering) (Level 4)
Engineering (Civil) (Level 6)
Start dates
February and July
Start dates March and July
Duration
One year
Duration
Cost
International
NZD$19,800
Cost
Location
MIT Otara
Location
Everything you need to study engineering at
diploma or degree level. Get a good grounding
in the core subjects essential to the practice
of all fields of engineering, including maths,
physics, design and technology skills. Benefit
from learning, study and personal support.
We cater for the diverse learning styles of
all our students.
We’ve developed the course with the
University of Auckland, so on graduating you
will be able to do further study at either MIT
or other tertiary institutions. Our classrooms
are supportive environments that promote
independence and confidence.
MIT Otara
Plan roads, design structures, construct
and maintain bridges, water and sewerage
systems, railways, hydro-electric projects
and harbours. The New Zealand Diploma in
Engineering (Civil) will provide you with a
solid grounding in a variety of civil engineering
areas.
You will learn to apply civil engineering theory
to practice and competently perform technical
operations in a variety of construction
practices. Civil engineering requires analytical,
industrial, laboratory and fieldwork skills and
you will gain a broad understanding of the
engineering fundamentals used to carry out
the procedures associated with technical
investigations. You will also be able to clearly
and concisely process and report on the
results of these investigations.
The diploma has been developed by a national
consortium of tertiary providers, in conjunction
with industry, to prepare graduates for a
career in the diverse field of civil engineering.
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Engineering (Electrical)
(Level 6)
Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Electrical) (Level 7)
Duration Duration
Cost
International
NZD$19,800 per year
Location
MIT Otara
Cost
Location
MIT Otara
Design and implement, analyse and problem
solve and develop solutions using the latest
techniques. You will learn to do all this with the
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE).
The programme focuses on developing the
skills required to work as an engineering
technician and has a very strong orientation
toward applied technology.
The national qualification is the standard for
New Zealand-trained engineering technicians.
You will learn to communicate with clients to
determine requirements, analyse engineering
problems, develop high-quality solutions
consistent with best current practice,
demonstrate knowledge of the design and
implementation process, use modern tools
and efficient development techniques, design
rigorous fault-finding and testing procedures,
and how to work effectively in a team
environment and to deadlines. On graduating
you will be ready to work as an engineering
technician in your specialisation or you can
go on to further study with the Bachelor of
Engineering Technology (Electrical).
Graduates of our Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Electrical) work with the
technology of the future, designing
systems and solving engineering problems.
Specialisations in mechatronics, electronic,
power, computing and computer networking
(Cisco Networking) provide in-depth,
discipline-specific skills.
On graduating, you will have sufficient
understanding of technology in your specialty
area to keep up with future technological
developments. You will also have other skills
that are critical in the working world, in areas
like management and economics, design,
communication, problem solving and critical
thinking.
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The Bachelor of Engineering
Technology is an internationally
recognised qualification, offered in
collaboration with five other institutes
of technology throughout New
Zealand. This programme is accredited
by the Institution of Professional
Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ).
At MIT, all our students benefit from
small classes and flexible learning
options. You'll get real practical
experience in our fully-equipped labs
and workshops, and in a real working
environment on your industry-linked
final year project. Our teaching staff
are well connected with industry and
could even introduce you to your
future employer.
Engineering (Mechanical)
(Level 6)
Duration
Cost
International
Location
NZD$19,800 per year
MIT Otara
You will design, produce and service
machinery, equipment, tools and mechanical
systems. The New Zealand Diploma in
Engineering (Mechanical) will provide you
with both the theoretical understanding and
the practical skills necessary to work as an
engineering technician in the mechanical
engineering and mechanical services fields.
As an engineering technician you are an
essential member of the design team and will
be sought after by industry for the high levels
of technical knowledge and practical skills that
you have. You'll gain a broad understanding of
the engineering fundamentals and skills used
to carry out the procedures associated with
technical investigations. You will also be able
to clearly and concisely process and report on
the results of these investigations.
The compulsory subjects cover the
fundamental principles of mechanical
engineering, while the elective courses cover
the application of theory to industrial practice.
This qualification has been developed to meet
international benchmarks for engineering
technicians. 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.
Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Mechanical)
(Level 7)
Start dates
March and July
Duration
Cost
International
NZD$19,800 per year
Location
MIT Otara
A Bachelor of Engineering Technology
(Mechanical) qualifies you to work as
an engineering technologist – an area in
huge demand here and around the world.
You will learn the fundamental principles
of fluid mechanics, strength of materials,
thermodynamics and heat transfer, mechanics
of machines and mechanical design.
Engineering technologists require deep
knowledge of the practical situations and
applications in which they work. This
degree suits students who want to combine
engineering theory with practical career skills.
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CISCO NETWORKING
Get connected with Cisco Networking
Computer networks are essential to how we
communicate, share, teach, research, socialise,
play and create in today’s world. Networks
allow computers to exchange resources and
information. From global business operations
to cloud computing to smart power grids,
computer networking is a key part of every
workplace and industry.
Cisco courses prepare you to become a
networking professional with industry-recognised
skills that employers want. With relevant
practical expertise you will be able to work
anywhere in the world and in any industry.
MIT is the North Island hub for Cisco
Networking training, specialising in advanced
CCNP courses. We are certified to run the full
curriculum of Cisco programmes, and are the
only provider of CCNP courses in the North
Island. In 2013 we received Cisco’s Academy
Curriculum Excellence Award, recognising
excellence in CCNP.
At MIT you can study Cisco courses as part
of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering
(Electrical) and Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Electrical).
You can become qualified in just two years, or
get more advanced skills in three years.
Cisco courses available at MIT:
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(Cisco CCNA 1)
Routing and Switching Essentials
(Cisco CCNA 2)
Scaling Networks
(Cisco CCNA 3)
Connecting Networks
(Cisco CCNA 4)
Network Security
(Cisco CCNA Security)
Advanced Network Routing
(Cisco CCNP Route)
Advanced Networking Switching
(Cisco CCNP Switch)
Advanced Network Troubleshooting
(Cisco CCNP Tshoot)
Cisco CCNA Instructor Training
For more information on Cisco courses at MIT
visit manukau.ac.nz
Or study Cisco networking as block courses in
the evenings to update your skills and improve
your career options.
Through hands-on projects and network
simulations you will learn to design, build
and manage networks. And you will develop
invaluable career skills such as problem solving,
critical thinking and collaboration.
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HAIRDRESSING
The hairdressing industry needs fashion
forward and creative image makers
with people skills and practical abilities.
We use the Pivot Point training system,
which is recognised in 52 countries,
making our graduates some of the besttrained professionals in the industry.
Our hairdressing programmes deliver
all the practical and creative skills you
need for exciting career opportunities
which may be on cruise liners, in the
film and television industry, or as a
salon or clinic owner or manager. Plus
you’ll get the opportunity to gain City &
Guilds international qualifications.
At MIT you’ll get real-world skills by
working on real clients during salon
days and using the products and
equipment found in a commercial salon.
Our courses are backed by leading
hair salons like Stephen Marr. Our
experienced lecturers work in industry
and go out of their way to support your
success. As an MIT graduate you’ll
be considered one of the best-taught
professionals in the industry.
Certificate in Introductory
Hairdressing (Level 2)
Certificate in Hairdressing
Fundamentals (Level 3)
Start dates March, July and September
Start dates March, July and September
Duration Duration 17 weeks (full-time)
Cost
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Get an excellent introduction to the creative
industry of hairdressing. Learn to shampoo
hair, rinse colour from hair, apply conditioning
treatments and perform basic reception duties.
You'll also learn how to carry out simple colour
applications, neutralising, blow-dries and sets,
with senior operator guidance.
The programme includes compulsory evening
classes and possibly Saturday classes†. All
courses contain unit standards for the National
Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support),
the National Certificate in Hairdressing
(Hairdressing Practice Strand), and components.
On graduating, you'll be able to apply for MIT's
Certificate in Hairdressing Fundamentals
(Level 3).
MIT Otara
Develop your technical and creative skills and
gain national and international hairdressing
qualifications. Build on your basic knowledge
and skills to become an accomplished
commercial junior hairdresser. Support
senior stylists by performing elementary
colour applications, blow-dries, sets and
long hairstyles. Perform elementary cutting
techniques under the guidance of a senior
operator.
classes and possibly Saturday classes†.
All courses contain unit standards for
the National Certificate in Hairdressing
(Salon Support), the National Certificate in
Hairdressing (Hairdressing Practice Strand),
and components.
On graduating , you'll be able to apply for MIT's
Certificate in Hairdressing (Level 4).
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Certificate in Hairdressing
(Level 4)
Duration One year (34 weeks) (full-time)
Incl. four weeks break
Student fees International NZD$17,000
Location
MIT Otara
Develop your creative skills to become a
confident intermediate hairdresser. Let your
imagination loose performing fashion setting
and blow-drying, advanced methods of
permanent colour application, fashion haircuts
under senior operator guidance and styling
creative and formal long hair design. Learn the
skills required for men's cutting techniques and
chemically changing the curl of hair. And build
on your knowledge of common hair treatments
and conditions.
classes and possibly Saturday classes†.
Courses also include units towards the National
Certificate in Hairdressing (Hairdressing
Practice Strand) plus components of the City
and Guilds International Diploma in Women's
Hairdressing.
Thomas Kelly
Stephen Marr Hair Design, Takapuna, Auckland
I studied hairdressing because I wanted to do
something creative where I would get to work with
heaps of different people. I chose MIT because of the
excellent facilities. Every day was different and always
interesting thanks to my amazing tutors! My favourite
part of the course was the practical work, especially
colouring and blow waving. I gained a really
awesome set of skills from MIT – these have really
helped me, especially when it comes to colour work.
My employers say I already had a lot of knowledge
when I started, and I’m eager to keep learning.
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HORTICULTURE,
CONSERVATION
AND LANDSCAPING
If you love nature, the outdoors and
being active, it doesn't get better than
a career in horticulture. New Zealand's
moderate sub-tropical climate provides
all kinds of opportunities for our
horticulture industry. And with the
right skills and qualifications, these
opportunities can become yours.
Your options are exciting and wideranging when you choose a career
in horticulture: from growing and
producing fruit, vegetables and
cut flowers for export, to nursery
production, parks and reserves, to
garden centres and landscaping,
floristry and organics.
We provide some of the most practically
based horticultural training programmes
in New Zealand. Our facilities include
1800 square metres of greenhouse,
where a wide range of nursery, cut
flower and hydroponic crops are
grown.
Our outdoor facilities include a
vegetable garden and an extensive
nursery, including trees, shrubs,
perennials and bedding plants that are
sold to the public. Our students also
take regular field trips as part of our
programmes.
National Certificate in Parks
and Reserves (Park Ranger)
(Level 3)
National Certificate in
Conservation (Level 4)
Start date July
Start dateJuly
Duration Duration (full-time)
20 weeks
20 weeks
(full-time)
Cost Cost International NZD$10,325
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Get a wide range of skills needed to keep
our regional parks and conservation areas
beautiful, and get real-world experience with
practical projects for Auckland Council. Learn
about the diverse range of activities carried out
by park rangers, including the skills needed for
regional park and conservation work. Develop
a wide range of theoretical and practical skills
from chainsaw operation to revegetation to
track maintenance to ecology to parks history
and legislation and communications.
MIT Otara
Combine practical skills and a passion
for the environment with a career in
conservation. Learn a wide range of skills
from basic construction to revegetation to
park communications. With our highly practical
programmes you’ll get practical experience
working in local council parks and reserves
settings.
At MIT
We have excellent practical facilities, equipment and extensive grounds including nurseries,
greenhouses and landscape plots where you can get to work on improving the world around
you. You’ll get hands-on experience through practical activities in industry settings, plus go
on field trips. Because you only spend three to four days in the classroom you can work
while you study. Our fully trained staff have industry experience and work closely with you
to help you achieve your goals.
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Certificate in Horticulture
(Level 4)
Diploma in Horticulture
(Level 5)
Duration Duration One year (41 weeks)
(full-time, three days per week)
One year (37 weeks)
(full-time, two days per week)
Location
Location
MIT Otara and Unitec Mt Albert
through MIT
Create the career you want with a highly
respected qualification in horticulture.
Put together a variety of practical and
theoretical courses and modules to gain
a range of skills from plant propagating
techniques to making organic fertilisers to
using botany for plant growth and horticultural
crop practices to preparing crop management
reports to establishing a native revegetation
scheme. Each of the courses can be studied
individually or in blocks so you can work
while you study. With our highly practical
programmes you'll go on field trips to
nurseries, botanical gardens and work on realworld planting projects.
Classes are held three days a week, at either
MIT Otara or MIT Mt Albert, so you can work
while improving your future job prospects.
MIT Otara
Allow your opportunities to grow with the
broad range of horticultural supervisory
and management skills offered by this much
sought-after qualification.
Our courses in production management,
horticulture development and marketing
and horticultural management systems will
improve your management and supervisory
skills. Some of the areas you'll get to apply
your skills include demonstrating team
building, managing the growing of allocated
crops, and creating a production management
plan, plus you'll investigate a specialist subject
of your choice. With our highly practical
programmes you'll go on field trips to a varied
range of successful horticultural properties.
At MIT our flexible programme allows you to
follow your areas of interest or choose papers
from Lincoln University. Classes are held two
days a week.
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Certificate in Landscaping
(Level 4)
Arboriculture (Level 3)
Arboriculture (Level 4)
Start date February
Duration Duration Duration One year (41 weeks)
20 weeks
(full-time, three days per week) Incl. two weeks break
One year (43 weeks)
Cost Cost Cost International NZD$17,700
Location
Location
Location
MIT Otara and MIT Mt Albert
Develop excellent hard and soft landscaping
skills with this comprehensive and practical
programme. Get a thorough grounding in the
basics of construction with hard and soft
landscaping, including the fundamentals of
landscape design. Combine this with a wide
range of courses from botany to customer
care. With our highly practical programmes
you’ll get work experience on field trips to
local parks and reserves and with real-world
planting and landscaping projects.
Classes are held three days a week, at either
MIT Otara or MIT’s facilities at Unitec Mt
Albert, so you can work while increasing your
job opportunities. Flexible options mean some
of our courses can be done in blocks or as
short courses.
On graduating you will not only be awarded
with the Certificate in Landscaping but
will also receive the National Certificate in
Horticulture (Level 4) which is incorporated
into the study programme.
MIT Otara
MIT Otara
Get a great grounding in arboriculture basics,
and take the first steps in a career working
with trees.
Build up your basic arboriculture knowledge
for skills that are in demand here and
overseas.
Get hands-on with courses in tree climbing,
chainsaw operation, chipper use and tree
maintenance, and get to work at off-site
locations in the community. Combine this with
knowledge in plant identification, botany, safety
requirements, fertilisers and soils to give you
a broad base of the fundamentals for caring
for and maintaining trees. Your skills will be in
demand in New Zealand and overseas.
Extend your hands-on skills with tree
inspections, tree felling and climbing and
pruning, and get to work at off-site locations
in the community. This Level 4 certificate
incorporates the Level 3 certificate which
combines practical skills in tree climbing,
chainsaw operation, chipper use and tree
maintenance with knowledge in plant
identification, botany, safety requirements,
fertilisers and soils.
At MIT
We have extensive facilities and modern tree-climbing equipment where you can get to work
improving the world around you. Our outstanding and supportive staff are experts in the field
and have strong industry contacts. You’ll get real-world experience working on trees at offsite locations in the community. High-achieving students may find opportunities for part-time
arboriculture work while studying.
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FLORISTRY
Budding florists have a dedicated
home in the heart of Auckland's
professional flower industry at
Manukau Institute of Technology's
(MIT) floristry training centre.
National Certificate in Floristry
(Level 2)
(Level 4)
Based in a prime location within
Auckland's Floramax flower auction
house in Mt Wellington, the floristry
centre equips aspiring florists with
the skills, experience and industry
exposure for a successful floristry
career.
Duration Duration From this base, our School of
Horticulture delivers a suite of
floristry training programmes from
its beginner-level, eight-week
'Introduction to Floral Design' course
to National Certificate in Floristry
programmes.
20 weeks
20 weeks
(additional costs up to NZD$1,000)
Location
Location
Floramax, Mt Wellington
Develop the practical introductory skills for
a creative career in floristry, and have the
opportunity to work on window displays
for industry. Learn to maintain and care for
fresh flowers and plants, including sundries
and ancillary items; and prepare, arrange,
and present floristry stock and merchandise.
Prepare, wire, assemble, wrap and package
floristry products to a specific design.
Combine these skills with customer service
to determine client requirements, deal with
complaints, provide quality service, and
promote services.
The National Certificate in Floristry (Level 2)
is the first semester of the National Certificate
in Floristry (Level 4) programme. It is the
introductory qualification if you want to launch
a career in the floristry industry, or if you are
working in the floristry industry and wanting to
obtain a formal qualification.
Enhance your design and floristry skills
to become an intermediate florist. Learn
advanced floristry skills by making hand-tied
bouquets and posies, and arrangements using
a range of base mediums. Develop innovative
design techniques including how to incorporate
multimedia into your work. Combine this with
further knowledge on flowering plants, foliage
and presentation and wrapping materials.
To complete this study programme you must
complete the National Certificate in Floristry
(Level 2) in your first semester. Once you
achieve this, you will then be able to continue
on to the second semester to complete the
National Certificate in Floristry (Level 4).
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(Level 4) (Advanced strand)
Duration 20 weeks
Location
Let your creativity flourish with advanced
floristry skills, and take advantage of the
opportunity for work experience on large-scale
projects. Learn advanced floristry design skills,
wedding and function set ups, and how to
fulfil specialised customer requests and meet
industry expectations. Courses include, wired
floristry designs and managerial and computer
skills. You will also have the opportunity to
work for real clients on large-scale floristry
projects such as weddings or functions.
The National Certificate in Floristry (Level
4) (Advanced strand) builds on the National
Certificate in Floristry (Level 4) and is
designed for students studying to become
senior florists.
Once you graduate you'll be highly employable
and also able to apply for cross-credits to
NZSPF qualifications.
Brook Thomson
Tarragona Landscaping, New Zealand
As many people in my family work in the
horticulture industry, I was exposed to some aspects of
landscaping from an early age. I chose to pursue a career
in landscaping because it would allow me to be creative
and work with plants outdoors. My MIT qualification has
helped me achieve that dream. The study programme was
so much fun and every day was different. I loved the field
trips and learning all about landscape design. I also really
enjoyed building my own landscaped plot and learning
how to pour concrete, pave, build, read landscaping plans,
and look after plants. The tutors were always helpful and
encouraging too.
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INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
Information technology is the fastest
growing industry in New Zealand.
Businesses today thrive or fail
depending on how they make the best
use of modern technology, and with ICT
expertise you’ll play an essential part in
delivering success.
Our programmes, from certificate to
diploma, bachelor’s degree and graduate
diploma, meet the demands of this
constantly changing job market. You will
learn the fundamentals necessary for all
the major IT disciplines and then choose
to specialise in software development;
data communications and networking; or
multimedia and web development.
At MIT Manukau fast wireless
technology combines with specialist
spaces including multimedia, hardware
and network labs and project spaces for
a unique learning environment.
Our sense of community and small
class sizes mean our outstanding staff
work closely with you to achieve your
goals faster. Plus our strong industry
relationships mean you keep pace with
all the latest skills and technology in an
ever evolving industry.
Certificate in Information and
Communications Technology
(Level 4)
Diploma in Information and
Communications Technology
(Level 6)
Duration Duration Six months (full-time)
Location
Location
MIT Manukau
MIT Manukau
Build a great foundation of ICT basics and
take the first step towards further study and a
career in this fast-paced industry.
Meet the demand for practical ICT expertise,
plus choose to specialise in IT support,
network support or software development.
Learn to operate a personal computer,
use computer programmes to solve basic
challenges and become familiar with a range
of commonly used software. You’ll also learn
how to tap into social networks and keep safe
and secure online, as well as basic problem
solving and maths skills relevant to ICT.
Learn the theory and practice of ICT,
graduating with technical expertise to support
computing and networking environments,
or in software development. Some of the
ways you’ll apply your skills are by building
a PC from scratch, loading, configuring and
upgrading operating systems, linking PCs in a
simple network, setting up a physical network
and virtual machines (VM), setting up and
running exercises on a Linux VM, emulating
complex networks using VM technology or
working on programming, scripting, alternative
modelling and database management
problems in practical tutorial sessions.
Gain communication skills for effective
teamwork or self-directed projects. The
specialisation in network support gives you
specific skills to work in the industry or
to go on to bachelor level study with any
specialisation.
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Bachelor of Information and Communication Technologies
(Level 7)
Location
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Eight compulsory courses (Level 5):
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Choose the kind of IT specialist you will
become, and get hands-on experience with a
real-world industry project for a local business.
The Bachelor of Information and
Communication Technologies degree has three
parts: the core courses, specialised elective
courses and business elective courses.
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The core courses will ensure you have
a strong grasp of both the theory and
practice of implementing information
systems to improve business efficiency
and to be able to translate that into
real profits. You will understand where
IT systems can provide value, how to
execute solutions in practice, and how
to integrate solutions with existing
systems in any business.
Specialist elective courses let you
choose the kind of IT specialist you will
become. You may specialise in software
development, data communication
and networking, or multimedia/web
development. Business elective courses
will help you to round out your degree
with non-IT skills relevant to the
professional environment.
Finally, you will graduate having
completed a real-world IT project for a
local business, ensuring you possess
both skills and hands-on experience
when you enter the job market. You will
leave MIT not only armed with a degree,
but also a portfolio of work as evidence
of your ability to turn your training into
real-world results.
IT - Concepts and Tools
Software Engineering 1A
Programming Precepts Computer Architecture
Introduction to Multimedia Software Engineering 1B
Internet Technologies Network Operating Systems (Linux)
YEAR 2
Four compulsory courses (Level 6):
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(Level 7)
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Alternative Modelling
Database Management Systems
Website Development
Systems Design And Implementation
Professional Communication (Level 5)
(business compulsory course)
Two specialisation core courses
(Level 6)
One specialisation elective course
(Level 6 or 7)
YEAR 3
Management of ICT
(Level 7)
Location
MIT Manukau
Get the right skills and knowledge to help
businesses take advantage of IT expertise.
A graduate diploma is a one-year, full-time
programme in a specialised area of study.
You will graduate at the same level as a
degree student, but with a more focused field
of knowledge. The ICT graduate diploma is
for graduates from a variety of backgrounds
who want the specific skills to work in the
ICT industry or those with relevant practical
experience who can demonstrate the ability to
perform at a high academic level.
Learn about the analysis, design, development,
implementation and maintenance of
information systems to improve business
efficiency. Choose specialist electives in
software development, data communication
and networking or multimedia and web
development. Plus you will complete a realworld project so on graduating you’ll have
hands-on experience in how to add value to a
business with IT systems and technology.
Professional Practice
(Level 6)
One specialisation core course
(Level 7)
One specialisation elective course
(Level 7)
One business elective course
(Level 5)
Co-operative Education Project (CEP)
(equivalent to three courses)
(Level 7)
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LOGISTICS
Certificate in Logistics
(Level 4)
Diploma in Shipping and Freight
(Level 5)
Diploma in Supply Chain
Start dates
February and July
Start dates
February and July
Start dates
February and July
Duration
Duration
Duration
Cost
Location
Location
Location
MIT Manukau
Get a solid grounding in this essential and
expanding industry with the Certificate in
Logistics. This programme is the ideal start
if you are a school leaver, or someone who
wants to enter the logistics industry. Or you
may already be working in the industry and
aiming to progress into supervisory or middle
management roles, with options to pursue
further study.
This full-time or part-time programme is
available at MIT Manukau, right near the South
Auckland freight precinct. Our dedicated
tutors have extensive teaching and industry
experience and our courses are endorsed by
an advisory group of logistics specialists.
MIT Manukau and the New Zealand Maritime School
Build on your opportunities with one of the
most sought-after diplomas in the logistics
industry, and obtain IATA qualifications.
Develop your foundation knowledge in all
transport sectors on a global scale and in a
global environment, including the application of
logistics principles, cargo care, the importation
and exportation of all types of products, and
the law relating to transportation. Field trips
and site visits add to industry experience and
through practical assignments you will learn
real industry practice, time management and
writing and presenting skills.
At MIT, you will get first-class credentials, job
ready skills and IATA approved courses. MIT
Manukau’s fast wireless technology combines
with specialist spaces including computer
labs and project rooms for a unique learning
environment.
At the New Zealand Maritime School, you will
be right in the middle of the maritime industry
where you will be, or may already be, working.
Our strong industry relationships mean you
will keep pace with current logistics practice.
Capitalise on a world of logistics opportunities
with one of the most sought-after diplomas
in the logistics industry, and be eligible to
apply for Chartered Institute of Logistics
and Transport (CILT) membership and
accreditation. Develop your knowledge in all
transport sectors on a global scale and in a
global environment, including the application of
logistics principles, cargo care, the importation
and exportation of all types of products. Then
focus on supply chain demand, transport lead
time and inventory control systems. Discover
network planning and procurement in the vast
field of supply chain management where the
job options keep expanding.
At the New Zealand Maritime School, you
will be right in the middle of the city business
environment and port transport centre.
Our focus on practical industry skills and
knowledge means our programme prepares
you to be in demand as a logistics specialist.
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Graduate Certificate in Supply
Chain Management (Level 7)
Graduate Certificate in
Shipping (Level 7)
Start date
Start date July
DurationOne semester (full-time)
Duration One semester (full-time)
Cost
Cost
Location
Location New Zealand Maritime School
February
New Zealand Maritime School
Open up your management opportunities in
the supply chain and logistics industry. Get the
right skills and knowledge to efficiently carry
out the tasks required of intermediate and
management roles. Learn to establish systems,
research and develop solutions to problems,
and implement and evaluate strategies for
optimising efficiency.
Our flexible options mean you can study
part-time online so you can continue working,
or complete quickly in full-time study over
five months.
be right in the middle of the business and
maritime industry where you may already be
working. Our dedicated tutors have extensive
teaching and industry experience and our
courses are endorsed by an advisory group of
logistics specialists.
Enhance your industry skills and knowledge
and open up your management opportunities
in the shipping industry. To take your
shipping career along a management path,
this programme has been designed with you
in mind.
You may already be working in the industry
in middle management or aspire to take on
management responsibilities in the future.
Or you may be looking to get into the industry
or be working in related sectors such as
import or export companies involved in
significant shipping activity.
When you graduate you will be able to
efficiently carry out the tasks required of
intermediate positions and management roles
within the shipping industry. You will be able
to establish systems, research and develop
solutions to problems, and implement and
evaluate strategies for optimising efficiency.
Graduate Diploma in
Supply Chain and Shipping
Start dates
February and July
Duration
Location
Create a path to management by enhancing
your skills and knowledge in applied logistics
practice, commercial shipping practice,
transport and maritime law, economic
and cost-orientated modelling, business
communication and transport marketing, and
analysis of sea cargo trade. Applying your
skills in case studies, simulations, projects
and with logistics software, combined with
self-directed research and the adoption of
critical thinking, prepare you for the demands
of management roles in a commercial logistics
operation.
be right in the middle of the maritime industry
where you may already be working.
At MIT Manukau wireless technology combines
with specialist spaces including computer
labs and project rooms for a unique learning
environment. Our strong industry relationships
mean you will keep pace with current logistics
practice, and our courses cover all transport
sectors.
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SEAMANSHIP
If you are seeking a career at sea as a
navigation officer working on the bridge
of ocean-going vessels navigating the
seas around the world, launch your
training at the best facility New Zealand
has to offer.
Certificate in Seamanship
(Level 3)
Diploma in Nautical Science
(Level 5) (Officer of the Watch
Certificate of Competency)
Start date February
Location
Develop the skills to start your career in this
vital global industry.
Get basic maritime knowledge and skills,
becoming familiar with shipping operations,
shipboard practice and survival at sea.
Continue with further study to become a
trainee on foreign-going ships.
At MIT you will study with the premier provider
of maritime training in New Zealand. We are
located right in the hub of the commercial
boating, shipping and marine industry in
downtown Auckland.
The Certificate in Seamanship combined with
seatime forms the first year of the Diploma
in Nautical Science, and some courses form
part of the Diploma in Marine Engineering. It
is expected that you will continue on to these
qualifications.
Start date February
Cost Duration International NZD$13,500 per year
Cost Location
Start date February
Duration Mate/Master Foreign Going
(Level 7)
Class 1 and 2 (Mate/Master
Foreign Going)
Get an internationally recognised qualification
that can lead to a well-paid position in a foreigngoing career with global shipping companies.
Combine practical seatime and training ashore
to build on your knowledge in navigation
methods, radar, bridge systems, hazards,
compass work, meteorology, maritime
practices, ship properties and shipboard
communications. Develop the skills and ability
to accept positions of leadership and high
responsibility immediately after graduation.
of maritime training in New Zealand, and
graduate with an internationally recognised
qualification. We are located right in the hub of
the commercial boating, shipping and marine
industry in downtown Auckland where you can
supplement your seatime experience in our
state-of-the-art full mission bridge simulator.
Location
Progress to overall command of your vessel.
Develop specialist knowledge so you can
take responsibility for the crew, cargo and
passengers, and manage the ship’s records
and administration. Get essential analytical and
problem-solving skills to command a foreigngoing ship or for managerial positions ashore.
of maritime training in New Zealand, and
graduate with an internationally recognised
qualification. We are located right in the hub of
the commercial boating, shipping and marine
industry in downtown Auckland where you can
supplement your seatime experience in our
state-of-the-art full mission bridge simulator.
Successful students will, on completion
of the required seatime, also gain the
internationally recognised Second Mate
Foreign-Going Certificate of Competency
(Maritime New Zealand).
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MARINE ENGINEERING
If you are seeking a career at sea as a
marine engineer, launch your training
at the best facility New Zealand has
to offer. Our first rate qualifications in
nautical science or marine engineering
and our worldwide reputation for
producing the best trained cadets and
graduates will take you anywhere in
the world.
Diploma in Marine Engineering
(Level 6)
Our engineering graduates attain
sought-after job placement and
cadetships because our students are
trained in a full mission engine room
simulator and graduate with hands-on
experience using real equipment.
Location
Your classroom window looks over
the Ports of Auckland and when you
graduate you will have been studying
and working in and around the port,
worked with mentors in the industry
and met many prospective employers.
At MIT you will study with the premier
provider of maritime training in New
Zealand, and you will graduate with an
internationally recognised qualification.
We are located right in the hub of
the commercial boating, shipping and
marine industry, and our facilities
include a state-of-the-art engine room
simulation on both standalone and full
mission platforms.
This programme is for marine engineers who
meet the entry requirements in terms of prior
learning and seatime requirements for this
STCW watchkeeper’s certificate.
Start date February
Marine Engineer Class 2
and Marine Engineer Class 1
(Level 7)
Start dates Block course
Meet the demand for competent qualified
marine engineers with an internationally
recognised diploma. Combine practical
onboard seatime and onshore training to get a
broad knowledge of marine vessel engineering
systems and technology. Learn how to operate,
maintain and repair shipboard main propulsion
equipment and auxiliary systems along with
maritime principles, practices and safety.
Marine Engineer Class 3
(Level 6)
Start date February
Location
Duration Marine Engineer Class 2:
Marine Engineer Class 1:
Three months (full-time)
Cost International Enquire on application
Location
Progress to being in charge of engineering and
technical departments on the most complex
and technologically advanced ships.
Develop advanced knowledge plus analytical
and problem-solving skills to become a highlevel trouble shooter whose resourcefulness
will be called on time and again. Build on your
specialist knowledge to take charge of some or
all operations, and lead teams of engineers.
Develop specialist skills to work locally and
internationally as a qualified engineer on large
commercial vessels of any size. Learn to
safely and efficiently operate, test and maintain
vessel engines, auxiliary equipment and vessel
systems.
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MECHANICAL TRADES
Today's manufacturing and technology
industries need people who can
imagine, design and build parts, tools,
components and machines.
If you are interested in how and why
things work, if you'd like to be able to
dismantle, repair and reassemble all
kinds of machinery and if you'd like
to be able to make new components
and assemblies using a whole range
of machine tools, then you should
seriously consider a career as a skilled
tradesperson in the manufacturing and
technology industries.
Our programmes in welding,
machining, toolmaking, fitting and
turning, maintenance engineering,
air conditioning and refrigeration
CAD/CAM and CNC machining give
you all the skills you need to design,
make and maintain the machines,
tools and components of the future.
You can end up working on roads,
bridges, boats or small components
for all kinds of machines - if you can
imagine it, you could even end up
building it. And your skills could see
you work almost anywhere in the
world. Plus you'll get all the practical
experience you need in our extensive
fully equipped labs and workshops.
Certificate in Fabrication,
Technology and Trades (Level 3)
(with strands in Heavy
Fabrication, Light Fabrication
and Steel Construction)
Start dates
February and July
Duration One year (three days per week)
Location
MIT Otara
The Certificate in Fabrication, Technology
and Trades prepares students for work in
trades traditionally referred to as fabricators,
sheet-metal workers, boilermakers, steel
construction, and fitter-welders.
It provides a solid foundation in engineering
and fabrication skills such as first aid,
occupational health and safety, measurement,
tools, materials and metals, engineering
sketching and drawing, trade calculations,
welding processes, fitting, assembly,
scaffolding, basic fabrication operations,
forces and stresses, pressure vessels, pattern
development, computer numerical control, and
job costing.
Students also choose to specialise in Heavy or
Light Fabrication or Steel Construction.
The Heavy Fabrication strand is intended for
fabricators working with heavier gauge plate,
sections and pipes, to produce a wide variety
of products including pressure vessels.
The Steel Construction strand is similar to the
Heavy Fabrication strand, but is specifically
for fabricators who manufacture and install
structural steel components for building and
civil engineering projects.
Diploma in Computer
Integrated Manufacture
(Level 5)
Start dates
February and July
Duration One year
(full-time, evening classes)
Cost
InternationalNZD$19,800
Location
MIT Otara
Update your engineering career with
sought-after work-ready skills in
manufacturing technologies. Learn to use
CAD and CAM programmes, including solid
modelling, learn CNC setting and how to
operate a CNC machine. Combine this with
workshop practice, materials, problem solving
and design skills, and elective options like
business computing.
At MIT you will learn on real machinery like
CNC lathes and CNC mills in our mechanical
engineering workshop. Our expert teachers
work closely with the manufacturing industry,
machine shops and toolmakers which means
you keep pace with current technologies. Our
flexible options include night school, so you
can keep working while you study.
The Light Fabrication strand is for fabricators
working with sheet metals and lighter gauge
plate, sections and pipes to produce a large
variety of metal products.
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National Certificate in Welding
(Level 3)
National Certificate in Welding
(Level 4)
Start dates
Start dates
Duration
February and July
18 weeks
(four days per week)
Duration
February and July
18 weeks
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning (Level 4)
MIT Otara
Start dates
February and July
DurationTwo yearsˆ
Cost
Meet the demand from industry with essential
welding skills, and go on to get your industry
tickets.
Here’s your chance to become a qualified
welder and learn a wide range of cutting and
welding processes used on different kinds
of materials and in different situations, as
well as how to inspect and repair welds
to industry standards. Apply these skills in
industry to make metal products, or repair
and maintain plant and equipment, or work
on site shutdown projects.
At MIT we not only support you through
your qualifications we also give you the
opportunity to sit your welding tickets. In
our comprehensive workshops you will gain
practical skills in gas, arc, MIG and TIG welding
for different materials. Classes are held four
days a week and our students are in demand
by industry for work experience.
Completing this qualification will prepare you
for industry certifications to the following
standards:
■■
AS/NZS 1554.1 (GP)
■■
AS/NZS 1554.6 (Class B)
■■
AS/NZS 1665 (Category B).
Here is your opportunity to become a certified
welder, with our full support.
Location
Get on the path to welding bridges, steel
structures and buildings, pressure vessels,
trucks and trailers, factory equipment, process
plant and marine.
Skilled refrigeration and air conditioning
technicians and engineers are always in
demand. You may find yourself working on an
apartment building, a process plant, a factory
or even on a commissioning project. The
sector offers a huge variety of opportunities
and every day is different.
At MIT we not only support you through
your qualifications we also give you the
opportunity to sit your welding tickets. In
our comprehensive workshops you will gain
practical skills in gas, arc, MIG and TIG welding
for stainless steel and in aluminium and mild
steel. Classes are held three days a week and
our students are in demand by industry for
work experience.
On graduating you will be able to apply
for certification as a welder (cost of the
certification is not included in the programme).
MIT Otara
This certificate builds skills, knowledge and
attributes that lead to employment or further
training as a refrigeration technician or
engineer – the start of a great career. There
are even possibilities for overseas employment
and experience. This qualification leads
towards an electrical registration.
ˆ Two years, includes MIT Certificate in Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning (Level 3).
With the National Certificate in Welding
(Level 4) you will be ready to apply for your
AS/NZ2980 welding certification.
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ELECTRICAL TRADES
There are as many careers in
electrical trades as there are uses
for electricity.
Train with us to open up opportunities
ranging from electrical supply and
maintenance, through to electronics,
data communications, computer
network engineering and even factory
robotics. All our programmes are
designed to stay up to date with
constant advances in technology, with
entry points for students at every level.
Certificate in Multiskill Building
Construction (Level 2)
Start dates
Duration
February and July
One semester
Location
MIT Otara
Find out about the different trades, and go on
to further training in your chosen career.
If you are considering the trades as a career
but aren’t sure which path to take, or don’t
have the entry requirements for higher level
programmes. Why not earn the basics for
different kinds of trades, getting a good idea
of what carpentry, electrical, painting and
plastering, and plumbing are about. You will
also be prepared for studying at a higher level,
plus develop your learning style, and literacy
and numeracy skills.
At MIT you will get valuable workplace
experience along with the skills and knowledge
to become a qualified professional in the
construction industry. Our lecturers all have
industry backgrounds and our excellent
facilities include fully equipped machine
workshops and a range of building sites
for learning real-world construction skills.
Certificate in Electrical and
Electronic Engineering
(Level 3)
(Level 2 and 3 Strand)
Start dates
Duration
February and July
One year
Location
MIT Otara
Get practical skills in the electrical trades, and
go on to qualify as an apprentice electrician.
Develop fundamental knowledge in electrical
circuits, along with circuit design and
operation – theory and practice, wiring and
electrical regulations, and electrical protection
systems. The Level 2 component teaches
basic installation, maintenance and repair of
electrical writing and equipment to industry
unit standards. On completing Level 3, and
combined with work experience, you will be
work-ready and able to start your career as an
apprentice electrician.
At MIT you will spend a lot of time in our wellequipped electrical engineering workshops
where you will focus on practical projects
that provide usable skills, not just theory. Our
specialist lecturers are EWRB-registered
and contribute to a number of industry
associations and boards, which means you
keep pace with relevant knowledge, skills
and current technologies. Because we teach
industry standards we will prepare you to
eventually become a registered electrician.
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Certificate in Electrical and
Electronic Engineering
(Level 3)
(Level 2 Supply Strand)
Certificate in Electrical
Engineering (Level 4)†
Duration
Start dates
Duration
February and July
O
ne semester
Location
Location
MIT Otara
If you enjoy scaling great heights, while
keeping within the safety regulations, and
like the idea of working with highvoltage
equipment, then the National Certificate in
Electricity Supply Level 2 Supply Strand will
take charge of your career.
You will be equipped with the skills and
knowledge to install, maintain and repair
electrical wiring and electrical equipment to
unit standards in power stations, substations
and other sites in the electricity supply
industry.
The aim of the programme is to provide you
with the skills and attitudes to work safely and
professionally in the area of electrical fitting.
On graduating you will be ready for a career
as an electrical fitter or you can staircase into
a higher level qualification.
We can refer you to Connexis, the
infrastructure industry training organisation,
for further training in the supply strand.
18 weeks
MIT Otara
Get specialist skills in the electrical trades
and prepare yourself to become a registered
electrician.
Build on your skills and knowledge in electrical
principles, wiring, machines and regulations
and develop PLC programming skills.
On graduating from Level 4, and with
work-experience, you will be able to sit your
exams to become a registered electrician.
At MIT you will spend a lot of time in our wellequipped electrical engineering workshops.
Our expert teachers work closely with industry
training organisations such as The Skills
Organisation and electricians which means
you keep pace with current technologies
and could be referred to apprenticeships.
Because we teach industry standards we will
prepare you to eventually become a registered
electrician with opportunities to work in homes
and factories, and on tools, machinery and
production lines in factories, or to run your
own business.
Under redevelopment/pending approval.
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MENTAL HEALTH
AND COUNSELLING
National Certificate in Mental
Health and Addiction Support
(Level 4)
Bachelor of Applied Social
Science (Counselling)
(Level 7)
Start dates
February and July
Start dateFebruary
Cost
InternationalNZD$17,700
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Otara
MIT Otara
Meet the constant need for qualified support
workers in mental health, and get hands-on
experience in a mental health workplace.
Develop all the skills and knowledge to help
others realise their full potential, and get
hands-on experience in a counselling practice.
Combine skills in communication techniques,
dealing with challenging situations and
developing support plans with knowledge of
cultural awareness, ethics, human growth and
development and addictions. Plus you will
get to apply your skills in a volunteer or work
placement with a mental health or human
services agencies. Each student is also guided
through personal/practice development.
Combine knowledge on different counselling
world views and theories with psychology,
sociology, difference, human growth and
development, working with children and young
people, working with couples and families and
social policy. In years two and three you will
apply your skills in practicums in counselling
agencies and schools. Learn to develop your
own professional practice model and become
familiar with the New Zealand Association of
Counsellors Code of Ethics.
You will get real-world skills through a
volunteer or work placement and our flexible
options mean you may be able to work and
study at the same time.
You will get real-world skills through
practicums and supervision (fees for
supervision payable by the student). Our
course has a bi-cultural and indigenous focus
woven through it.
At MIT
At MIT you will learn in a positive and professional environment with outstanding lecturers
committed to helping you achieve your study and personal goals.
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SOCIAL SERVICES
Our communities need social workers
and support workers who can assist
people of all ages and from all cultures
from individuals to families and
whanau.
Certificate in Social Services
(Level 4)
Bachelor of Applied Social
Work (Level 7)
Start dates
February and July
Start dates
February and July
Our social services and social work
programmes give you all the tools and
skills you need to become excellent
communicators and to help members of
your community reach their potential.
Plus you will get practical experience in
work-based situations and benefit from
our bi-cultural approach.
Duration
Duration
At MIT you will find a highly supportive
learning environment with outstanding
lecturers committed to helping you
achieve your study and personal goals.
You will get practice-based skills that
our industry partners tell us they need
in the workforce, and all our courses
have a bi-cultural and indigenous focus
woven through them.
Develop self-awareness and interpersonal
skills, demonstrate how to work effectively
and safely with a diverse range of clients,
understand your own cultural identity and
other worldviews and how Te Tiriti o Waitangi
applies to social services settings. Learn about
the different areas of social services including
social work, community work, youth work,
counselling, or iwi social services to help you
decide on the areas where you want to work.
Location
Location
MIT Otara
Build a great foundation of social services
skills to start your career helping others, or go
on to further study.
MIT Otara
Learn to guide and empower individuals,
families and communities, and get hands-on
experience with practical placements in social
work organisations.
Combine interpersonal, interview,
documentation and research skills with
theories on self-awareness, a Māori world
view, societies and communities, social
policy, human development, diversity and
empowerment. With our focus on Māori, New
Zealand/European, Pasifika peoples and new
immigrants, you will learn to assist a diverse
range of people experiencing difficulties at all
stages of their lives. In years two and three
you will apply your skills in work placements
with social work organisations.
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Graduate Certificate in Cross
Cultural Supervision (Level 7)
Start dates
February and July
Duration
Location
MIT Otara
Develop quality supervision skills in a cross
cultural context. Learn to effectively coach,
manage and supervise others. Gain and refine
your supervision skills for those working in
private supervision practice, social services,
social work, counselling, community-based
work, education and health.
Applicants must have two years’ work
experience and must be currently in or
willing to be in a supervisory or supervisee
relationship.
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APPLIED SPORT
AND RECREATION
Today’s fast-growing sport and
recreation industry needs people who
not only understand how to improve
individual or community fitness but to
motivate and empower.
Pathways (Level 2)^
At the School of Sport we have
brand-new state of the art facilities
and our programmes, including our
new bachelor’s degree, have a strong
practical focus.
Start dates February and July Duration
Duration Cost
Plus you will get real experience
working in a real sport, recreation,
education, fitness or outdoors
organisation.
Location At MIT our Sport Village has the latest
equipment, a health and performance
lab, anatomy and physiology lab, a
dedicated weight and power lifting
room, and a testing lab, plus our
students have priority access to the
double court stadium and swimming
pools at the Otara Leisure Centre. Our
outstanding staff collaborate with the
community so you will be a part of the
sporting sector while you study and
familiar with current sport practices
when you graduate.
^
Certificate in Applied Sport and
Recreation (Level 4)
incl. two weeks break
Cost
MIT Otara
This certificate develops the academic skills
you need for further tertiary study in sport and
recreation.
each assignment.
By working on projects you will gain
independent study and self-management
skills, vital to your personal development. Our
classes are highly supportive environments
that promote independence and confidence in
all students.
Location MIT Otara and ECOLight
Stadium, Pukekohe
Hit the ground running with a career in sport
and recreation.
Gain real-world experience in the sport
sector, and make positive changes to people’s
lives through physical activity. Learn to
deliver sport, fitness and recreation concepts
in schools, the community and outdoor
environments. Combine practical skills and
theoretical knowledge in sporting and scientific
disciplines. Apply your skills on two-week
industry placements where you will have the
opportunity to teach, coach or facilitate in a
range of industry settings.
This programme is subject to change.
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SPORT AND
EXERCISE SCIENCE
Diploma in Applied Sport and
Recreation (Level 5)
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise
Science (Level 7)
Duration Duration
Cost
Cost
Location Location MIT Otara
Get real insight into the sport and recreation
industry with real-world experience. Learn
to deliver sport, fitness and recreation
programmes to school, community and outdoor
groups. Practical workplace experience gives
you the opportunity to teach, coach or facilitate
in a range of sport, recreation and fitness
environments. Develop an understanding of
sport management, and sport as a science, as
a social experience, and as a business.
MIT Otara
Become a leader in applied sport and science,
and gain real-world experience in a sport,
recreation, outdoors, fitness or education
organisation.
Combine practical skills and theoretical
knowledge in both the sporting and scientific
domains and specialise in disciplines such as
exercise physiology, biomechanics, coaching,
personal training, rehabilitation, sport massage,
strength and conditioning or nutrition for
performance or special populations. Apply
your skills, including designing training
programmes, developing injury prevention
measures and preparing athletes for
performance, in practicals, projects, labs and
in the community. In your final year, you will
complete a research project.
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TOURISM
AND TRAVEL
The tourism industry needs skilled
people with a passion for travel
to provide great services and
experiences to visitors from all
over the world.
Pathways (Level 2)†
Our courses in tourism and travel
focus on a variety of roles with an
emphasis on essential customer
service and communication skills.
Our flexible courses allow you to study
and work, and our certificates are a
great start to working in this exciting
industry or to go on to further study
with our diplomas.
Start date February
Tourism (Level 3)
(Visitor Experience, Tourism
and Travel Strands)
Location Location MIT Manukau
MIT Manukau
Develop the academic skills you need for
further tertiary study in tourism.
Prepare for a career in the exciting world of
tourism and travel.
each assignment.
If you are looking for a rewarding career with
plenty of opportunities to grow your people
skills, you will enjoy working in the tourism
and travel industry. This programme focuses
on the variety of roles in tourism and travel,
with an emphasis on the essential customer
service and communications skills required in
this go-ahead industry. You’ll also be eligible to
apply for our successful Auckland International
Airport Internship Programme.
By working on projects you will gain independent
study and self-management skills, vital to
your personal development. Our classes are
highly supportive environments that promote
independence and confidence in all students.
You will gain specific training for providing
tourism and travel services to visitors
exploring and enjoying New Zealand. Our
courses are delivered in a dynamic, interesting
and relevant way and include guest lecturers
from industry. The personal support we offer
to all our students, both during and after
course completion, is invaluable in helping you
achieve both a qualification and an exciting
new career.
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This programme is subject to change.
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Diploma in Pacific Rim Tourism
(Level 5)
Bachelor of Applied
Start date February
Start dates
Duration Two years (full-time)
DurationThree years (full-time)
February and July
Cost
Cost
Location
Location
MIT Manukau
Build an exciting career and gain the
advantage of specialist skills in Pacific
Rim and global tourism and get real-world
experience with a domestic or international
work placement.
Get inspired with a blend of business skills
and those specific to Pacific Rim tourism. Gain
work-ready skills in information technology,
business and tourism, and have an increased
awareness of international tourism and the
role culture plays in tourism. Plus have the
option to specialise in marketing, research and
cultural tourism development, visit tourism
attractions and go on a work placement in
the tourism or business sector for industry
experience.
MIT Manukau
Open up your opportunities in the business
world by developing an understanding of core
business skills and practices, specialising in
the areas you choose and getting hands-on
experience with an industry project for a real
business. If you are already working, you can
do a project in your workplace.
On graduating you’ll have a unique degree that
not only demonstrates what you know but also
demonstrates what you can do.
Auckland International Airport Internship Programme
Students enrolled in the New Zealand Certificate in Tourism (Visitor Experience, Tourism
and Travel Strands) (Level 3) and Diploma in Pacific Rim Tourism (Level 5) programmes
are eligible to apply for participation in the Auckland International Airport Internship Scheme.
This scheme provides an opportunity for tourism students to obtain work experience
and employment in customer-service positions with a variety of retailers at Auckland
International Airport.
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PASTORAL CARE
Supporting International
Students
At MIT we want you to have the best
information and advice about studies.
We offer each student individualised
support and information.
Our support services and facilities
include:
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Course information and programme
of study
Assessment of application
Providing a plan of study and Offer
of Place
Providing information on
accommodation and arranging
homestay or MIT student hostel
accommodation
Providing students with access to
MIT Pre Arrival Learning portal
Orientation and introduction to MIT
Access to an emergency support
24/7
Visa Processing
Access to Learning Support Centre
Health Centre
Career Support Centre
Library.
Accommodation
Homestay
Description
Estimate
Boarding is arranged with a New
Zealand family. The student will be
provided with a furnished bedroom,
two meals on weekdays and three
meals on weekends and shared use of
household facilities. Students can expect
to integrate into the family. This can be a
very rewarding experience for students
and families.
Accommodation
$15,000 per annum
Student Village – MIT Hostel
Student Village has 14 houses with
nine single bedrooms per house. Each
house has two wings, both with a toilet
and shower, and laundry facilities.
The houses are fully furnished for
simple living, so you can arrive with
just your personal belongings and live
comfortably.
Each bedroom has a computer study
desk, broadband internet access, a single
bed with bedding and a wardrobe. And
for your leisure and convenience, each
house has a lounge with a television and
phone, and common room facilities are
available for all residents.
Take a virtual tour.
http://www.manukau.ac.nz/studentservices/student-village/virtual-tour
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Cost of Living
Food
Transport
Clothing
Movies
$12-$18
McDonalds Combo
$8.50
600ml bottle of
Coca Cola
$4.00
1 kg of rice
$3.00
1 litre of milk
$2.60
Loaf of bread
$4.00
SIM card
$10-$30
Internet – monthly,
will depend on MB
limits
$70+
POLICIES
Campus Locations
Accident Insurance
See back page for the location of all
MIT campuses in Auckland.
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.
www.acc.co.nz
Code
Manukau Institute of Technology has
agreed to observe and be bound by
the Code of Practice for the Pastoral
Care of International Students. Copies of
the Code are available from the
NZQA website.
www.nzqa.govt.nz
Immigration
Full details of immigration requirements,
advice on rights to employment in New
Zealand while studying, and reporting
requirements are available from
Immigration New Zealand, and
can be viewed on their website.
www.immigration.govt.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.
www.moh.govt.nz
Employment
International students may be eligible
to work 20 hours per week during
their studies. For more details contact
Immigration New Zealand.
www.immigration.govt.nz
Cancellation of a Programme
Enrolment in a programme or course is
conditional upon and subject to sufficient
numbers of students enrolling in that
programme or course.
Withdrawal or Transfer of
International Students
If you wish to withdraw or transfer to
another course, you must complete the
MIT International Student Withdrawal
or Transfer Form. The form is available
from MIT International.
+64 9 968 8742
[email protected].
Full copies of MIT policies, procedures
and statutes can be found on the MIT
website.
www.manukau.ac.nz/policies
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CAMPUS LOCATIONS
AUCKLAND-WAIWERA
MOTORWAY
MAHURANGI TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
11 Glenmore Drive, Warkworth
WAIHEKE ISLAND
RANGITOTO
ISLAND
NORTH
SHORE
16
AUCKLAND-KUMEU
MOTORWAY
1
NEW ZEALAND MARITIME SCHOOL
Level 3, 2 Commerce Street, Auckland
MIT QUEEN STREET
Early Childhood Education
and Pathway Centre
246 Queen Street, Auckland
HORTICULTURE
Floramax Flower Auction House
3 Monahan Road, Mt Wellington, Auckland
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CITY CENTRE
Mt Albert Campus
Carrington Road,
Mt Albert, Auckland
SOUTH-WESTERN
MOTORWAY
KO AWATEA
Nursing Learning Hub
Middlemore Hospital, Hospital Road,
Otahuhu, Auckland
MIT OTARA
PLUMBING & GASFITTING
9B Mahunga Drive, Mangere, Auckland
MIT OTARA
MANUKAU
CENTRE
Otara Road,
Otara, Manukau
AUCKLAND AIRPORT
MIT MANUKAU
Business & Information
Technology, Logistics
Cnr Davies and Manukau Station Road,
Manukau, Auckland
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MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF
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FERRY BUILDING
MOTORWAYS AND
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MOTOR SPORT CENTRE
159A & C Manukau Road,
Pukekohe, Auckland
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MIT INTERNATIONAL
Private Bag 94006, Manukau 2241, Auckland, New Zealand
MIT INTERNATIONAL
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manukau.ac.nz
Private Bag 94006, Manukau 2241, Auckland, New Zealand
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