Manukau Business School 3.00 MN4136 Bachelor of Business 01/01/1992 Live Years Business full Bachelors Degree 7 360.00 Have a B pass or better in the New Zealand University Bursary examinations or NCEA have 65 credits at level 3 in an approved subject or Have a Sixth Form Certificate in which the total of the four best grades (including English and mathematics) is not more than 10 or NCEA a minimum of 66 credits at level 2 and above in 4 subjects (including English and mathematics) Be mature students of at least 20 years of age with relevant work experience, who must satisfy the Bachelor of Business Programme Committee that they have a strong commitment to the programme or Be graduate students possessing a recognised New Zealand degree or Be students transferring from another tertiary institution or Be students transferring from the NZ Diploma in Business, National Diploma in Accountancy, Advanced Diploma in Advertising/Marketing, or NZIM Certificate/Diploma in Management or Be granted provisional entry. This is available for students who do not achieve B Bursary or 10 in Sixth Form Certificate Have a good command of written and spoken English Applicants must meet one of the following entry requirements: NCEA 56 credits at level 3, including a minimum of 14 credits in each of two subjects, plus a minimum of 14 credits in one or two subjects and a minimum of 4 credits in reading and a minimum of 4 credits in writing, both at level 2. OR Cambridge International Examinations 160 points on the UCAS tariff, inlcuding a minimum E grade in AS English. Or B Bursary or better in the New Zealand University Bursary examinations or Sixth Form Certificate in which the total of the four best grades (including English and mathematics) is not more than 10. A mature student of 20 years of age or more with relevant work experience, who can show evidence of ability to study at degree level. OR A degree from New Zealand or from another country. OR Transferring from another degree programme at a tertiary institution Or NZDipBus or comparable diploma. Suitable eveidence of English Language ability equivalent to minimum of IELTS 6.0 or an MIT English Language Proficiency test (ELP) with a minimum score of 6.0, or TOEFL 550 is required for students for whom English is not their first language. 01/01/2007 accountancy accountant accounting advertising bach of business bachelor of business bbus business business accounting commerce degree icanz institute of chartered accountants management marketing MIT accountancy administration advertising banking business management marketing
business - accountancy
business - management
business - marketing
 Department of Computing and Information Technology 3.00 MN4308 Bachelor of Information Systems 01/01/1997 Live Years Department of Computing and Information Technology full Bachelors Degree 7 360.00 Have a good command of written and spoken English. Evidence of competence may be required. Have reasonable keyboarding skills. Approved By Programme Leader Have at least 56 NQF credits at Level 3 including a minimum of 14 credits in each of two approved subjects plus a minimum of 8 credits at Level 2 in each of reading/writing and mathematics. OR Have at least 72 NQF credits at level 2 including a minimum of 14 credits in each of two approved subjects and including 8 credits in each of reading/writing and mathematics and including 30 credits achieved at Merit or Excellence. OR Have at least 60 NZQA recognised credits at level 5 or higher OR Have an equivalent to one of the above OR Be at least 20 years of age on the first day of study in the programme with relevant work experience or a strong commitment to the programme. For students whom English is not their first language: Have IELTS (Academic) score of at lest 6.5 with no less than 6 in any band (or similar). OR Have successfully completed studies with English as the language of instruction for either four years of secondary or higher education. analyst business computing computer computer architecture computers database Development e commerce E-commerce ecommerce help information systems it java managing user support MIT multimedia multimedia programming network management networking operating systems organizational business presentations professional writing programmer programming project management software software engineering support technical technical writing vb.net web web development web technology writing business computing
computing & IT
 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 4.50 MN4315 Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Electronics and Computer Engineering) 01/01/1998 Live Years Electrical & Electronic Engineering full Bachelors Degree with Honours 8 540.00 Normal entry. ONE of: Minimum of 65 NQF credits at Level 3 including 14 credits in each of Physics and Mathematics. Or Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) at A or AS levels - 120 UCAS points with at least 3 D's, including a D or better in both Mathematics and Physics. Or Sixth form certificate Grade 2 or better in Mathematics and Physics, with a maximum total of 10 in best four subjects. Or An equivalent range of credits from a senior secondary Year 12 or Year 13 programme. Mature entry: For people 20 years and over with appropriate work experience and some background in mathematics. Students must have demonstrated competence in the English language. Suitable minimum evidence of English language could be: New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NQF) - 12 Level 2 NQF credits in English or equivalent. or CIE - a minimum E pass in AS English Language or AS English Literature or Sixth Form Certificate English - grade 5 or IELTS score of 6.0* or MIT English Language Proficiency Test (ELPT) scored of 6.0* *Note: Students may be accepted into year two or above of the programme with an IELTS or ELPT score of 5.0, but then the paper 181.5XX Technical Communication becomes compulsory. autocad automation build c cad cam cim computer computer architecture computing computing drawing computing research development control engineering data communications Design Development digital drawing electrical electrical engineering electricity electronic computer engineering electronics electronics computer embedded systems engineering fitting hydraulics instrumentation instruments IPENZ java machines machining manufacturing mathematics mechanical mechanical engineering mechatronics microcomputer MIT modelling multimedia network management networking NZCE operating systems optoelectronics plastics power processing technology professional programmer projects robotics robots signal processing software technical test toolmaking vb.net welding workshop computing electrical trades electrical, electronic and computer engineering electrotechnology engineering
engineering - computer, electrical, electronic
 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 4.50 MN4316 Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics and Computer Engineering) 01/01/1998 Live Years Electrical & Electronic Engineering full Bachelors Degree 7 540.00 Normal entry. ONE of: Minimum of 65 NQF credits at Level 3 including 14 credits in each of Physics and Mathematics. Or Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) at A or AS levels - 120 UCAS points with at least 3 D's, including a D or better in both Mathematics and Physics. Or Sixth form certificate Grade 2 or better in Mathematics and Physics, with a maximum total of 10 in best four subjects. Or An equivalent range of credits from a senior secondary Year 12 or Year 13 programme. Mature entry: For people 20 years and over with appropriate work experience and some background in mathematics. Students must have demonstrated competence in the English language. Suitable minimum evidence of English language could be: New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NQF) - 12 Level 2 NQF credits in English or equivalent. or CIE - a minimum E pass in AS English Language or AS English Literature or Sixth Form Certificate English - grade 5 or IELTS score of 6.0* or MIT English Language Proficiency TEst (ELPT) scored of 6.0* *Note: Students may be accepted into year two or above of the programme with an IELTS or ELPT score of 5.0, but then the paper 181.5XX Technical Communication becomes compulsory. automation build c computer architecture computing computing research development control engineering data communications Design Development digital electrical electrical engineering electrical trades electricity electronic electronic computer engineering electronics computer embedded systems engineering instrumentation instruments IPENZ java machines manufacturing mathematics mechanical mechatronics microcomputer MIT modelling multimedia network management networking operating systems optoelectronics power professional programmer projects robotics robots software technical test vb.net computing electrical trades electrical, electronic and computer engineering electrotechnology engineering
engineering - computer, electrical, electronic
 Schools of Applied Studies 3.00 MN4388 Bachelor of Applied Communication 01/01/2002 Live Years School of Communication Studies full Bachelors Degree 7 360.00 Candidates must meet one of the following requirements: Sixth Form Certificate with a score of no more than 12 in four subjects, including one subject which demonstrates fluency in English or NCEA a minimum of 64 credits at level 2 and above. Three C passes in Bursary and a pass in seventh form Media Studies or NCEA 14 credits in 3 subjects at level 3 in an approved subject. Graduates of appropriate qualifications at Level 5 and above Relevant work or community experience for mature students who can demonstrate a strong commitment to complete the programme and can show some evidence of their ability to study at the required level For international students, qualifications appropriate to an entry-level degree programme, and an English language standard of IELTS 6.5 with a minimum level in writing of 6.0. Candidates must be fluent in the English Languagef and meet one of the following requirements: at least 64 NCEA credits at level 2 inclduing one subject which demonstrates fluency in English Or at least 42 NCEA credits at level 3 including one subject which demonstrates fluency in English Or an equivalent qualification Or graduates of appropriate New Zealand qualifications at Level 4 or above, including the Diploma in Communication Studies Or relevante work or community experience of students aged 20 or over who can demonstrate a strong commitment to complete the programme and can show some evidence of their ability to study at the required level. For international students, qualificaitons appropriate to an entry-level degree programme, and an English language standard of IELTS 6.5 is required. 01/01/2007 advertising advocacy applied applied communication applied communications bac bachelor Bachelor Communication business presentations communication communication manager communication research communication studies communications critical thinking ecommunication Event Management inter-cultural journalism lobbying marketing media MIT negotiation organisational communication organisational writing popular culture professional writing psychology public relations relationships technical writing web management writing advertising business communication skills speaking and writing skills
business - advertising
communication studies
 Department of Health Studies 3.00 MN4457 Bachelor of Nursing 01/01/2006 Live Years Health Studies full Bachelors Degree 7 360.00 Recent School Leavers - A minimum of 42 credits at level 3 or higher on the National Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects from the approved NZQA subject list. A further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from no more than two additional domains on the National Qualifications Framework or approved subjects. PLUS A minimum of 14 credits at level 1 or higher in mathematics on the NQF PLUS A minimum of 8 credits at level 2 or higher on the NQF in English, 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing. These literacy credits must be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. PLUS A minimum of 12 credits at NQF level 2 or higher in one of the subjects listed below: Biology; Chemistry; Physics; Science. The approved list of achievement standards and unit standards is available from the Department of Nursing and Health Studies on request or from the departmental website at: http://www.manukau.ac.nz/departments/health/default.asp 1.2 NCEA Level 2 Candidates with a Merit Average - Candidates who hold NCEA level 2 with a merit average should contact the department to explore their options for entry to the programme. 1.3 Cambridge International Examinations - 120 points on the UCAS Tariff with a minimum grade of D in at least three subjects equivalent to those in the list approved for NZUEBS and NCEA at AS, A2 (or A) level; PLUS A minimum D pass in IGCSE Mathematics; PLUS A minimum E pass in AS English. Candidates must meet the equivalent science requirements as specified for NCEA level 2. Applicants who do not meet all the entry requirement should contact the Department of Nursing and Health Studies to explore their options. 1.4 Mature Entry - Mature entry is available for applicants 20 years of age and over, with relevant work experience. Students who have completed the Foundation Education Programme and gained B grades or higher in all subjects will be offered a place on the BN programme subject to referee reports and available places. Compulsory subjects are: Communication Plus, Advanced Science, Chemistry and Mathematics. Students who did not achieve B grades or higher will be considered on an individual basis. An applicant whose first language is not English, or who comes from a country where the general language of instruction in schools is other than English, shall produce evidence to the Selection Committee of having passed the Academic IELTS or the ELPT test plus speaking assessment with an overall score of 6.5. Students with English as a second language who have achieved a B grade or higher in the Communication Plus course of the Foundation Education programme offered at MIT will be interviewed and may be exempt from IELTS or ELPT testing. Each applicant is required to submit the names of at least two referees who are able to affirm that the applicant is of good character and reputation and is likely to be a 'fit and proper' person to register as a Registered Nurse. Relatives may not be used as referees. Referees must have known the applicant for at least two years. The applicant's level of health shall be such that it is possible to achieve the competencies required for registration as a nurse. A health declaration is required and further reports may be requested with the consent of the applicant. Immune status must be provided for specified diseases/conditions as determined by the department from time to time. Applicants are required to declare all criminal or pending criminal convictions with enrolment. Police Screening is required for all applicants. In cases where a previous criminal conviction have been reported, applicants will be interviewed by the Head of Department and their prospects of gaining registration upon successful completion of the programme will be outlined. To maintain confidentiality of information related to patients/clients, all students are required to sign a confidentiality agreement. The applicant must be able to attend practicum at specified times and places. comprehensive nursing degree nursing health MIT nurse healthcare nurses nursing nursing programme nursing science healthcare nursing social and community work
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 Department of Social Sciences 3.00 MN4481 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Teaching) 01/01/2007 Pending Years Early Childhood full Be 17 years of age or older at the start of the programme. Applicants must be able to demonstrate the following: 1. Ability to meet the New Zealand Teachers Council requirements and entry standards (including language requirements and the potential to develop the qualities and dispositions to meet the Satisfactory Teacher Dimensions on graduation). 2. Ability to relate to young children, their parents and family/whanau. All applicants will be interviewed. Have no criminal convictions which would preclude them from working with children in a position of trust. Have no medical, physical, or psychological condition that would preclude working with children. Have achieved at NCEA Level 3 a minimum of 42 credits of which 14 credits come from two of the approved subjects at NCEA Level 3 and a further 14 credits taken from no more than two additional domains or approved subjects. A minimum of 8 credits at Level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Maori of which 4 credits must be in Reading and 4 credits in Writing A minimum of 14 credits at Level 1 or higher in Mathematics or Pangarau. OR Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). For admission based on Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) taken in New Zealand, applicants will be required to meet the following standards: a. A minimum of 120 points on the UCAS Tariff and a minimum grade of D in each of at least three subjects equivalent to those in the approved list at AS or A level; and b. A minimum D pass in IGCSE Mathematics; and c. A minimum E pass in AS English language or AS English Literature OR International Baccalaureate (IB), International Baccalaureate is a qualification offered by a small number of secondary schools in New Zealand. The IB diploma must have been completed (24 points minimum) before admission at entrance level may be granted. OR A person may enrol for the first year of the degree if the Entry Committee is of the opinion that the applicant could undertake the programme with reasonable prospects of success at degree level. Applicants may apply for admission if they have successfully completed: 2.3.1 Successfully completed Manukau Institute of Technology "Preparation for Teaching" Programme, with a minimum of a B Grade for the course "Communication Plus" OR 2.3.2 Successfully completed other preparation for tertiary/university course. This will be assessed on a case by case basis by the Entry Committee. OR 2.3.3 Applicants who do not have the minimum academic admission requirements who are 20 years of age at the commencement of the programme and have relevant life and/or work experience may apply for admission. Admission will be assessed on a case-by-case basis by the Entry Committee who will evaluate the applicant's performance on the Numeracy and Literacy Entry Tests, personal attributes and the applicant's level of engagement with academic activity. Applicants for whom English is not their first language must have a minimum score of 7.0 in all bands of the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or equivalent test of English. 01/01/2007 0-5 teaching centre-based training day care early childhood early childhood care and education centres ECE field-based training infants kindergarten MIT pre-school sustained practicum toddlers early childhood education education Teaching Bicultural Social Degree 3.00 MN4483 Bachelor of Applied Social Work 01/01/2007 Pending Years Bicultural Social Degree full Be over 20 years of age at the commencement of the programme Hold a full and unrestricted driver's licence (Disability exemption available). Applicants must be able to demonstrate the following attributes: Well developed interpersonal skills, demonstrated integrity, warmth and empathy, non-discriminatory attitudes, self awareness, enthusiasm for learning, resilience and an ability to resolve personal issues, strong motivation to work in social work. A basic knowledge of the social services in Aotearoa New Zealand; A commitment to working towards the values and principles of social work as set out in the ANZASW Code of Ethics and Bicultural Code of Practice (copy available in Manukau Institute of Technology's library). Note: MIT acknowledges that the Code is under review at time of programme approval process; and A commitment to working towards meeting the registration requirements of Social Workers' Registration Board including their Code of Conduct. For further information refer to the following website http://www.swrb.org.nz/ or contact the Department of Social Sciences Administration on 0800 10 10 30. The above attributes will be assessed through an interview process. All applicants will be interviewed. The interview will be conducted by an Entry Committee which will consist of staff from the Department of Social Sciences and Te Tari M?turanga M?ori. At the interview, applicants will be required to sit an Entry Test - "Written Component of Interview" which will include questions about Te Tirti o Waitangi, a social issue and a cultural issue. Academic qualifications: At least 42 credits at NCEA level 3 or equivalent qualification (Cambridge, International Baccalaureate) of which 14 credits come from two of the approved subjects at NCEA level 3 and a further 14 credits taken from no more than two additional domains or approved subjects. For a list of approved subjects refer to the following website http://www.nzqa.govt.nz or contact the Department of Social Sciences, BASW Programme Administrator on 09 968 8000 ext 7003 or 0800 10 10 30. Applicants also require a minimum of 8 credits at level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Maori of which 4 credits must be in Reading and 4 credits in Writing. A person may enrol for the first year of the degree if the Entry Committee is of the opinion that the applicant could undertake the programme with reasonable prospects of success at degree level. Applicants may apply for admission if they have successfully completed:OR MIT Certificate in Social Services - Introduction (Level 4) OR Other preparation for tertiary/university course which will be assessed on a case by case basis. OR Applicants who do not have the minimum academic admission requirements who have relevant life and/or work experience may apply for admission. Applicants for whom English is not their first language must have a minimum score of 6.5 in all bands or the IELTS or equivalent English test. 01/01/2007 Community Work MIT social service/s Social Work youth work social and community work Academic Registry 0 DP0004 Doctor of Business Administration 01/01/2006 Pending Academic Registry full administration business management
business - management
 Department of Technology 2.00 MN4446 Diploma in Engineering (Civil) 01/01/2005 Live Mechanical and Civil Engineering Years full Diploma 0 0 Gained a maximum total of 16 in his/her best 4 sixth form certificate subjects or equivalent. NCEA a minimum of 48 credits at level 2 and above. Or Have successfully completed an appropriate certificate at Level 3 or above or have attained the age of 20 years on or before the first day of the semester in which study for the diploma is to commence and can provide evidence of appropriate work or other experience. All applicants are required to have achieved a minimum standard of English. NCEA 12 credits at level 2 and above. IELTS score of no less than 6.0 (with no sub-test score lower than 5.0) or a /TOEFL score of no less than 550 or equivalent. asset management building calculations civil engineering construction contracting earthmoving engineer engineering maintenance infrastructure manufacturing materials mechanical MIT production processes public health roading soil mechanics structural design surveying technician workshop practice Department of Computing and Information Technology 1.00 NC5120 Diploma in Information and Communications Technology Level 5 01/01/1991 Live Department of Computing and Information Technology Years full National Diploma 5 126.00 Applicants must meet one of the following criteria: Have at least 52 NQF credits at level 2 or higher including 4 credits at level 2 in each of reading/writing and mathematics. Have at least 30 NZQA recognised credits at Level 5 or higher. BE at least 20 years of age on the first day of study in the programme with relevant work experience or a strong commitment to the programme. Be a graduate of the MIT Certificate in Computing Level 3 or the MIT Certificate in Information and Communications Technology Level 4 or equivalent. Have achieved an acceptable result in a placement assessment test approved by National Diploma in Business Computing (NDBC) Programme Committee. For student whom English is not their first language must meet one of the following criteria: Have an IELTS (Academic) or a MIT ELP score of at least 6.5. Applicants with a score of 6.0 or 5.5, with no band less than 5.5, may be provisionally accepted into the programme provided an ESOL course approved by the NDBC Programme Committee is completed in the first semester of study. Students enrolling with provisional acceptance may require more than two semesters to complete the programme. Have successfully completed studies at Levels 5 or 6 or completed four years secondary education, with English as the language of instruction. business computers computing data e commerce E-commerce ecommerce hardware information information management internet it MIT multimedia networks programmer programming software software engineering technology web business computing
computing & IT
 Department of Computing and Information Technology 1.00 NC5190 Diploma in Information and Communications Technology Level 6 01/01/1991 Live Department of Computing and Information Technology Years full National Diploma 6 252.00 Completion of Certificate in Business Computing A good command of written and spoken English computer computers computing computing analyst e commerce E-commerce ecommerce information information technology it MIT multimedia network programmer software analyst systems systems analyst technician technology web website business computing
computing & IT
 Department of Further Education 22.00 MN4362 Foundation Education Programme III 01/01/2000 Live Weeks School of Foundation Studies full Other Internal Award 3 72.00 People should be determined to succeed and willing to work hard. No school qualifications are required A knowledge of basic oral and written English is required academic academic english academic preparation Auckland business english community education computing cook island educational and personal development EFL english english course ESL esol evening classes foreign language foundation education free classes free computing further education kurdish learn literacy MIT new zealand nuie nuiean nursing Otara the future learning village pathways pre degree reading samoa samoan school school qualifications second language study teacher training tonga tongan writing science
preparation for further study and employment
 Academic Registry 0 DP0002 International MBA Academic Registry 01/01/2006 Pending full administration business management
business - management
 Academic Registry 0 DP0003 Master of International Business 01/01/2006 Pending Academic Registry full administration business management
business - management
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN0112 MIT Certificate in Work Skills 01/01/1990 Live Special Education Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 1 120.00 New Horizons graduates or students wanting to pursue employment opportunities Students with an intellectual disability. Entry by interview. A good command of written and spoken English choices education MIT New Horizons personal development skills special human services special learning vocational experience work experience work skills disabilities, working with people with disabilities human services/working with special needs
business - management
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN0462 MIT Certificate in Tertiary Teaching 01/01/1997 Live Special Education Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 5 40.00 Applicants for whom English is not their first language will need to provide evidence of an IELTS score of 6.5 in each of the 4 bands or equivalent. Applicants must provide evidence of achievement at Level 4 or equivalent OR if unavailable, applicants to undergo a diagnostic assessment and interview. Applicants must be in a current teaching position in which they are planning and delivering lessons for a group of students and assessing their learning. Adult Education Advanced Certificate in Adult Teaching Beginning Teaching Certificate Development Learning MIT NZQA Teach Teaching adult education and training early childhood education education Teaching
teacher education
 Department of Health Studies 1.00 MN0476 MIT Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing (Level 8) 01/01/1999 Live Health Studies Years full Post Graduate Diploma 8 120.00 Registered nurses with a bachelor's degree and at least two years nursing experience and who have practised within the last two years. A good command of written and spoken English health health studies MIT nurse nursing postgraduate nursing nursing social and community work
maori education - te tari matauranga maori
nursing & health
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN0483 MIT Diploma in Applied Engineering (Heavy Fabrication) (Level 5) 01/01/2000 Live Fabrication and Welding Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Successful completion of MIT Certificate in Fabrication Heavy (Level 4). Or Successful completion of the training for National Certificate in Fabrication Heavy (Level 4) Or Successful completion of Trade Certificate Sheetmetal Engineering Or Have experience with a minimum of 8 years verified by employer that applicant is operating at the level of a tradesperson. A good command of written and spoken English Have the opportunity to carry out supervisory activities or roles within the workplace. boilermaking engineer engineering fabrication fabricator heavy fabrication metal MIT welding engineering metal trades sheetmetal engineering (light fabrication) skill enhancement light fabrication (sheetmetal) welding (fabrication engineering)
engineering - fabrication and refrigeration
shipping, freight & logistics
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN0485 MIT Diploma in Applied Engineering (Light Fabrication) (Level 5) 01/01/2000 Live Fabrication and Welding Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Successful completion of MIT Certificate in Fabrication Light (Level 4) Or Successful completion of the training for National Certificate in Fabrication Light (Level 4) Or Successful completion of Trade Certificate Sheetmetal Engineering Or Have experience with a minimum of 8 years verified by employer that applicant is operating at the level of a tradesperson. A good command of written and spoken English Have to opportunity to carry out supervisory activities or roles within the workplace. boiler maker engineer engineering fabrication fabricator metal MIT sheetmetal technology welding engineering metal trades sheetmetal engineering (light fabrication) skill enhancement light fabrication (sheetmetal) welding (fabrication engineering)
engineering - fabrication and refrigeration
shipping, freight & logistics
 Department of Technology 1.50 MN0486 MIT Diploma in Applied Engineering (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning) (Level 5) 01/01/2001 Live Fabrication and Welding Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Successful completion of MITCertificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Level 4), or Successful completion of the National Certificate Level 4, or Completion of the old world Trade Certificate (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning). Or Have experience with a minimum of eight years verified by employer that applicant is operating at the level of a tradesperson. A good command of written and spoken English Have the opportunity to carry out supervisory activities or roles within the workplace. air conditioning engineering fabricator MIT refrigeration engineering fabrication engineering metal trades sheetmetal engineering (light fabrication) skill enhancement light fabrication (sheetmetal) welding (fabrication engineering)
engineering - fabrication and refrigeration
shipping, freight & logistics
 Department of Health Studies 1.00 MN0495 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Introducing Health Promotion (Level 4) 01/01/2001 Live Health Studies Years full Short Course Certificate (Dept) 4 10.00 Students need to be mature individual who are in paid or unpaid (voluntary) employment within health promotion or a community agency or in an allied health field. Priority will be given to applicants who are in health promotion employment. All applicants must supply written support from the organisation where they are working endorsing that they are able to attend the programme. All students must have an appropriate level of written and oral English. Minimum score IELTS 6.0 or equivalent. community health health promotion MIT nursing primary health care social sciences nursing social and community work
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nursing & health
 Department of Health Studies 1.00 MN0498 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Nursing Practice in New Zealand 01/01/2002 Live Health Studies Years full The student must produce evidence of her/his registration as a nurse, in their country of origin prior to commencing the course. The student is required to provide evidence of her/his communication skills in English, if English is a second language. clinical health health healthcare information technology leadership MIT New Zealand nursing New Zealand nursing registration nurses nursing nursing in New Zealand nursing leadership practice nursing registered nurses research methods nursing social and community work
maori education - te tari matauranga maori
nursing & health
 Department of Health Studies 8.00 MN0506 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Return to Nursing Practice 01/01/2002 Live Health Studies Weeks full Certificate of Achievement 7 23.00 The student must produce evidence of her/his registration as a nurse, in New Zealand prior to commencing the course. The student is required to provide evidence of her/his communication skills in English, if English is a second language. In the case of those students for whom English is a second language, Nursing council advise that evidence of having passed one of the following tests be provided: Pass the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS) examination. AND Pass the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic test with an overall band level of 6.5 Pass the occupational English Test (OET) exam with a B in each section. The original certificate of the English Language test results should be sent to the Department of Nursing & Health Studies administration office. The test mush have been taken within the last two years. Results of language testing must be available to the department prior to a place being confirmed. Indemnity Insurance: It is the personal responsibility of each student to arrange their own indemnity insurance cover prior to beginning the course. This may be arranged through New Zealand Nurses Organisation, the College of Nurses Aotearoa (NZ) Inc, or a private insurer of your choice. You will be required to present evidence of indemnity insurance cover, prior to a place being confirmed. Immune Status: Applicants are required to produce evidence of their immune status, in respect of the following, at point of entry, as a pre requisite of entry to the course: Hepatitis B antibody status, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Chicken Pox, MRSA, Mantoux skin test (if a chest x-ray is done after the mantoux, a copy of the report is to be provided.) Computer Literacy - it is highly desirable that applicants be computer literate prior to course entry. For those who need to upskill, they are encouraged to attend the Free Community computing courses offered by MIT. competency competency programme health healthcare MIT nursing nursing registration practice nursing return nursing social and community work
maori education - te tari matauranga maori
nursing & health
 Department of Business Services 1.00 MN0507 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Representative Selling 01/01/2003 Live Sales and Services Years full Certificate of Achievement 3 10.00 Entry is open. Applicants will be selected on a first come, first served basis. business MIT sales representative selling accountancy administration business sales
sales & service
 Department of Business Services 1.00 MN0508 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Sales Management 01/01/2003 Live Sales and Services Years full Certificate of Achievement 4 10.00 Applicants must meet one of the following: They must have completed the MIT Certificate of Achievement in Representative Selling or one of its predecessors. Can show a history of previous tertiary study at a similar or higher level. Have worked for a minimum of two years in a Sales Representative role. Be nominated by their employer. management MIT sales accountancy administration business sales
sales & service
 Te Tari Matauranga Maori 1.00 MN0509 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Treaty of Waitangi at Work (Level 4) 01/01/2002 Live Maori Education Years full Certificate of Achievement 0 0 Open Entry. Students will be selected on first come, first served basis. If courses are over-subscribed additional courses will be scheduled wherever possible. The department reserves the right to cancel courses of less than 15 students enrolled. aotearoa class course education educator facilitator history maori MIT new zealand seminar social services tiriti o waitangi treaty waitangi workshop art and design maori arts and crafts maori language maori social work social and community work te tari matauranga maori Treaty of Waitangi
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 TANZ Contracts 1.50 MN0517 MIT Graduate Certificate in Applied eLearning (Level 7) 01/01/2003 Live eLearning Years full Graduate Certificate 7 60.00 Applicants must have: An undergraduate qualification or employer attestation that the applicant is capable of study at level 7. A teaching qualification. Access to and familiarisation with computers will be required as this programme is taught online. Students for whom English is not their first language are required to have an IELTS score of 7 or better, with a minimum of 6.5 for writing, or TOEFL 600 or better, or equivalent. applied learning educational design elearning MIT adult education and training early childhood education education Teaching
teacher education
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN0518 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Teaching Academic Literacy Skills to Culturally Diverse Classes 01/01/2003 Live Special Education Years full Certificate of Achievement 5 10.00 Entry will be open to all teachers in the tertiary, secondary or primary sectors. education MIT part-time teacher Teaching tertiary tutor adult education and training early childhood education education
teacher education
 Department of Business Services 1.50 MN0519 MIT Certificate in Call Centre Management (Team Leader) 01/01/2003 Live Business Administration Years full Certificate 4 78.00 Have the National Certificate in Call Centre Operations (level 3), or equivalent knowledge and skills (evidence will be required). Be in current employment, in either in paid or voluntary capacity, with relevant call centre workplace experience. Applicants for whom English is not their first language must provide suitable evidence of English language ability equivalent to minimum of IELTS 5.5 with no score less than 5.0 or an MIT English Language Proficiency test (ELP) with a minimum score of 5.5 with no score less than 5.00. administration call centre management Certificate contact centre management customer service customer service representative management MIT supervision team leader administration business call centre contact centre customer services office administration office management office training secretarial
call centre
 Department of Further Education 9.00 MN0520 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Introduction to Teaching ESOL 01/01/2003 Live School of English Weeks full Certificate of Achievement 4 6.00 Entry is open, but high standard of written and spoken English is essential. Consequently applicants are required to attend an interview by lecturing staff prior to acceptance. education MIT part-time teacher tertiary tutor adult education and training early childhood education education Teaching
teacher education
 Schools of Applied Studies 1.00 MN0527 MIT Diploma in Horticulture 01/01/2005 Live School of Horticulture Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Applicants must have completed the one year MIT Certificate in Horticulture Level 4 or its equivalent. Applicants must be able to physically complete the programme. Students for whom English is a second language will be required to provide evidence that they have a minimum of IELTS 6.0 and must show proof of their level of English with their application. horticulture landscaping MIT nursery plants Department of Further Education 1.00 MN0546 MIT Certificates of Achievements in Computing (Community Language Delivery) 01/01/2005 Live School of Foundation Studies Years full Certificate of Achievement 3 18.00 Applicants must have completed one of the introduction to computing courses delivered in a community language or an equivalent introductory computing course. All applicants must have fluency in the language of delivery. Eligibility is determined by course lecturers when initial interest is expressed by applicants. computing MIT Department of Further Education 12.00 MN0550 MIT Certificates of Achievement, Tertiary Studies - Headstart 01/01/2005 Live School of Foundation Studies Weeks full Certificate of Achievement 3 4.00 Open entry. Applicants will need an IELTS or ELP level of 5.0. International students applicants must meet the English Language requirements of the destination programme they have applied to. academic processes academic writing entry exam preparation MIT personal management study skills foundation education
preparation for further study and employment
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN4101 MIT Certificate in Work and Community Skills 01/01/1990 Live Special Education Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 1 120.00 Students with an intellectual disability. Entry by interview. A good command of written and spoken English choices educational MIT personal development special learning work experience disabilities, working with people with disabilities human services/working with special needs
business - management
 Department of NZ Maritime School 1.00 MN4183 Masters/Chiefs Foreign Going 01/01/1993 Live NZ Maritime School Years full Maritime Safety Authority Award 7 124.00 Those deck officer students holding a Second Mate Foreign Going Certificate of Competency issued by the Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand or an overseas qualification recognised by the MSA as being equivalent. Those engineering officers holding a Class 3 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency issued by the Maritime Safety Authority of New Zealand or an overseas qualification recognised by the MSA as being equivalent, and passes in the Mathematics and Engineering Drawing papers of the revised Class 3 Certificate of Competency. A good command of written and spoken English. boating maritime MIT nautical seamanship boating marine engineering maritime
maritime/boating
 Schools of Applied Studies 1.00 MN4233 MIT Diploma in Communication Studies 01/01/1994 Live School of Communication Studies Years full Diploma 5 120.00 People without formal academic qualifications with three years' work or community experience who can show they have a strong commitment to the programme and can show some evidence of their ability to study at the required level or People who have had a break in their career who can show they have a strong commitment to the programme and are likely to succeed or People who have completed the Certificate in Effective Communication and who wish to study at a higher academic level or Successful completion of the MIT Certificate in Communication. Seventh formers (Year 13) with a C pass or better in a Bursary paper or equivalent or Sixth formers (Year 12) with no more than 12 in their four best subjects for Sixth Form Certificate or NCEA minimum of 64 credits at level 2 and above or Graduates of the Diploma in Business programme (DipBus/NZDipBus - formerly NCB) or Graduate students possessing a recognised New Zealand degree. Appropriate cross credits to the Diploma in Communication Studies programme will be determined on an individual basis or International students who have qualifications appropriate to a degree level programme and, if relevant, experience in communication. Acceptance is conditional on applicants obtaining a minimum score of 6.5 in each band of the IELTS test, or the equivalent score in TOEFL (550) Applicants must have fluency in the English language. For students whom English is not their first language, an English Language standard of IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 550 is required. advertising business presentations communication communication studies diploma ecommunication Event Management journalism marketing media MIT organisational writing popular culture professional writing psychology public relations speaking writing communication skills speaking and writing skills
communication studies
 Manukau School of Visual Arts 2.00 MN4258 MIT Certificate in Jewellery Techniques 01/01/1995 Live Visual Arts Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 240.00 NCEA credits at levels 1, 2 or 3 Art or previous art/craft experience at Sixth Form Certificate or seventh form levels Interview with portfolio of work Students for whom English is not their first language must have IELTS level of 6.0 or equivalent. Art Design gemstones jewellery jewellery techniques MIT art and design Design drawing maori arts and crafts photography te tari matauranga maori
art and design
 Department of Further Education 18.00 MN4311 MIT Certificate in ESOL (Level 3) 01/01/1998 Live School of English Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 60.00 Example are: business, international trade, tourism academic academic english Auckland business english EFL english english course ESL esol foreign language IELTS language learn MIT new zealand school second language study Department of NZ Maritime School 1.00 MN4323 MIT Certificate in Seamanship 01/01/1999 Live NZ Maritime School Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 60.00 Sixth Form Certificate with best four subjects not exceeding 24, or NCEA a minimum of 40 credits at level 2 and above or mature entry. A good command of written and spoken English boating maritime MIT seamanship boating marine engineering maritime
maritime/boating
 Department of NZ Maritime School 3.00 MN4324 MIT Diploma in Nautical Science 01/01/1999 Live NZ Maritime School Years full Diploma 5 300.00 Sixth Form Certificate not exceeding 20 over best four subjects or NCEA a minimum of 48 credits at level 2 and above. Fluency in English Language. English levels of IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 550, GCE 'O' level Grade B/C or Malaysian 119B Pass or other equivalent will be accepted as evidence of meeting this requirement. Prospective students may be required to undertake formal assessment of English Language ability, at their own expense, where the interview panel is unable to satisfy themselves as to the English ability of the student. Evidence of a positive attitude to learning and achievement. High standard of personal discipline. Students intending to pursue a seagoing career must produce eveidence of having met the medical and eyesight standards currently in force by Maritime Safety Authority. These are statutory requirements for working on ships. Students withno seagoing experience: Sixth Form Certificate marks totalling 20 or less over the best four subjects with Sixth Form Certificate in English language and either Mathematics or Physics marks of 5 or less. NCEA: A minimum of 48 credits at level 2 and above, including a minimum of 14 credits at level 2 or higher in English language and either Mathematics or Physics, or Bursary marks totally 165 or more in 4 subjects including English language and either mathematics or Physics. Such students should also have completed the academic component of the MIT Certificate Seamanship or have been enrolled in theexisting Second Mate Foreign Going programme. Mixtures of conventional qualifcations (SFC and Bursary) and NCEA qualifications at different levels, as well as Cambridge - and Baccalaureate systems, will be considered on an individual, case by case basis. Students already at sea: No additional formal academic requirement, however, evidence will be required that the student is able to cope with the study demands of a level 5 programme. This may be by way of school or tertiary qualifications or preparatory distance learning offered by the School. 01/01/2007 boating maritime MIT nautical seamanship boating marine engineering maritime
maritime/boating
 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 20.00 MN4325 MIT Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 2) 01/01/1999 Live Electrical & Electronic Engineering Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Open entry but the student must be able to demonstrate competence in the English language. Suitable evidence could be School Certificate or Sixth Form Certificate English, IELTS score of 5.5 or an MIT English language test apprenticeship electrical electrical engineering electrician electricity electronics engineering fabrication manufacturing metal MIT modern apprenticeship plc power sheetmatal technician technology top trades wiring computing electrical trades electrical, electronic and computer engineering electrotechnology engineering
engineering - computer, electrical, electronic
 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 19.00 MN4326 MIT Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 3) 01/01/1999 Live Electrical & Electronic Engineering Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 60.00 MIT Level 2 Certificate in Engineering apprenticeship electrical electrical engineering electrician electricity electronics engineering fabrication manufacturing metal MIT modern apprenticeship plc power sheetmatal technician technology top trades wiring computing electrical trades electrical, electronic and computer engineering electrotechnology engineering
engineering - computer, electrical, electronic
 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering 19.00 MN4327 MIT Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 4) 01/01/1999 Live Electrical & Electronic Engineering Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 60.00 MIT Level 3 Certificate in Electrical Engineering apprenticeship electrical electrical engineering electrician electricity electronics engineering fabrication manufacturing metal MIT modern apprenticeship plc power sheetmatal technician technology top trades wiring computing electrical trades electrical, electronic and computer engineering electrotechnology engineering
engineering - computer, electrical, electronic
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4335 MIT Certificate in Carpentry (Level 3) 01/01/1999 Live Construction Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 120.00 Applicants will complete a Carpentry Interview form. Graduates of the MIT Technology Schools Partnership Programme will have preferential entry. Students enrolling for the first time shall meet the English Language Regulations of the Department of Technology. builder building carpenter carpentry construction MIT technology wood building carpentry
building and furniture making
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4336 MIT Certificate in Motor Body Technology (Level 3) 01/01/2000 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 120.00 A minimum of two years secondary schooling with an acceptable standard of English Be physically able to undertake the training and complete the practical tasks Meet the Department of Technology English Language Policy automotive engineering mechanic cars mechanics MIT motor body panel panelbeater technology motor vehicle spraypainting vehicle restoration Department of Technology 1.00 MN4337 MIT Certificate in Automotive Technology (Level 2) 01/01/2000 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 120.00 A minimum of two years secondary schooling Meet the Department of Technology English Language Policy. Applicants must be physically able to complete the coursework and practical assessments automotive trades engineering mechanic cars mechanics MIT motor motor technology technology vehicle motor vehicle spraypainting vehicle restoration Department of Technology 1.00 MN4338 MIT Certificate in Vehicle Refinishing Technology (Level 3) 01/01/2000 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 123.00 A minimum of two years secondary schooling with an acceptable standard of English Be physically able to undertake the training and complete the practical tasks Meet the Department of Technology English Language Policy automotive cars engineering mechanic cars mechanics MIT motor body painting panel panelbeating refinishing technology vehicle motor vehicle spraypainting vehicle restoration Department of Consumer Services 1.00 MN4344 MIT Diploma in Culinary Practice 01/01/2000 Live Catering and Hospitality Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Applicants must have successfully completed at least one of the following: MIT Certificate in Advanced Cookery (Level 4) or MIT Certificate in Culinary Practice or Trade Certificate in Basic Cookery (752) with sufficient work experience or Another programme judged to be substantially equivalent. OR Applicants must have: Industry experience judged to be equivalent to the above qualifications (referees will be required). Applicants must have the ability to complete the physical components of the programme including assessments. Applicants must have English. NOTE: ESOL applicants may be required to provide or undertake a language assessment with the following minimum outcomes: 6.0 in the MIT English Language Proficiency Test or IELTS 6.0 or TOFEL 600. cafe catering chef cook cookery cooking culinary food food preperation hospitality hotel kitchen management MIT restaurant Butchery catering meat retailing
hospitality, catering, baking & meat retailing
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4347 MIT Certificate in Light Automotive Technology (Level 3) 01/01/2000 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 120.00 Have completed a Level 2 programme of study in Automotive Engineering (minimum National Certificate for Entry to Automotive Trades) or Have an industry background and have been working in an industry environment suitable to prepare them for the programme (minimum of one year in industry servicing automotive equipment). Be physically able to undertake the training and complete the practical tasks Meet the Department of Technology English Language Policy automotive engineering mechanic cars mechanics MIT motor body technology vehicle motor vehicle Department of Technology 1.00 MN4348 MIT Certificate in Heavy Automotive Technology (Level 4) 01/01/2000 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 120.00 Have completed a Level 2 programme of study in Automotive Engineering (minimum National Certificate for Entry to Automotive Trades) or Have an industry background and have been working in an industry environment suitable to prepare them for the programme (minimum of one year in industry servicing automotive equipment). Be physically able to undertake the training and complete the practical tasks Meet the Department of Technology English Language Policy automotive diesel engineering machine mechanic cars mechanics MIT motor body technology vehicle motor vehicle Department of Technology 18.00 MN4350 MIT Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) 01/01/2000 Live Construction Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 60.00 Completion of Certificate in Carpentry (Level 3) or equivalent industry experience A good command of written and spoken English builder building carpenter carpentry MIT technology wood building carpentry
building and furniture making
 Manukau Business School 19.00 MN4351 MIT Certificate in Business 01/01/2000 Live Business Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 60.00 Suitable evidence of English language ability equivalent to a minimum of IELTS 5.5 with no score less than 5.0 or an MIT English Language Proficiency test (ELP) with a minimum score of 5.5 with no score less than 5.0 is required for students for whom English is not their first language. Age less than 20 years: NCEA 38 credits at Level 2, including a minimum of 9 credits in each of three subjects, and including a minimum of 4 credits in reading and a minimum of 4 credits in writing, both at level 2. Or Sixth from certificate with grades of 25 or less in four subjects Or Cambridge International Examinations 60 points on the UCAS Tariff, including a minimum E grade in AS English. Relevant knowledge and experiences as determined through an interview. Age 20 years or over: Mature student entry. In addition all students must demonstrate competence in written and spoken English. accountancy accountant accounting banking business business accountant cbus Certificate commerce commerce certificate marketing MIT accountancy administration advertising banking business management marketing
business - accountancy
business - management
business - marketing
 Schools of Applied Studies 19.00 MN4355 MIT Certificate for Salon Assistants 01/01/2000 Live School of Hair and Beauty Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Minimum three years secondary education. English language skills. Applicants must be able to read, comprehend and discuss printed information in English and write in simple sentences. Applicants may be asked to undertake an English profieciency test and would be expected to attain a TOEFL level of 6 or the equivalent to enrol on this programme. barbering beauty hair hairdresser hairdressing hairdressing salon MIT salon salon support school of hair and beauty shampooing beauty therapy
hairdressing and beauty therapy
 Schools of Applied Studies 2.00 MN4356 MIT Certificate in Hairdressing 01/01/2000 Live School of Hair and Beauty Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 240.00 Minimum three years secondary education. English language skills. Applicants must be able to read, comprehend and discuss printed information in English and write in simple sentences. Applicants may be asked to undertake an English profieciency test and would be expected to attain a TOEFL level of 6 or the equivalent to enrol on this programme. beauty hair hairdressing MIT pivot beauty therapy
hairdressing and beauty therapy
 Department of Consumer Services 16.00 MN4357 MIT Certificate in Restaurant and Bar Service 01/01/2000 Live Catering and Hospitality Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 50.00 The ability to complete the physical components of the programme. Completed three years secondary school or Successfully completed a Level 2 programme of at least 15 weeks duration or Be of at least 20 years of age. ESOL applicants may be required to undertake a language assessment with one of the following minimum outcomes: 5.5 in MIT English Language Proficiency (ELP) test, IELTS (academic) 5.5 or TOEFL 550. A good command of written and spoken English bar barrista bartenders cafe' chats cocktails food food and beverage service hospitality hotel hotel front desk MIT motel restaurant wine Butchery catering hospitality studies meat retailing
hospitality, catering, baking & meat retailing
 Schools of Applied Studies 19.00 MN4358 MIT Certificate for Beauty Assistants 01/01/2000 Live School of Hair and Beauty Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Minimum three years secondary education. English language skills. Applicants must be able to read, comprehend and discuss printed information in English and write in simple sentences. Applicants may be asked to undertake an English profieciency test and would be expected to attain a TOEFL level of 6 or the equivalent to enrol on this programme. assistants beauty beauty therapy cosmetic cosmetics hairdressing make-up MIT therapy beauty therapy
hairdressing and beauty therapy
 Schools of Applied Studies 1.00 MN4359 MIT Certificate in Beauty Therapy 01/01/2000 Live School of Hair and Beauty Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 120.00 Minimum of four years secondary education. Sixth Form Certificate totalling 18 or less over four subjects including English and Science. OR NCEA minimum of 52 credits at level 2 and above. Good communication skills. English language skills (minimum TOEFL Level of 6). beautician cosmetic hair hairdressing make-up massage MIT beauty therapy
hairdressing and beauty therapy
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN4363 MIT Certificate in Social Services - Introduction (Level 4) 01/01/2001 Live Social Work Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 60.00 Open to all students 18 years and over. Students below the age of 18 who are already employed (in a paid or voluntary capacity) in a social service context will be accepted on receipt of a recommendation from their employer. A good command of written and spoken English ahumahi community counselling MIT social socialogy te kaiawhina community and personal development counselling social and community work
social services
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4373 MIT Certificate in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (Level 2) 01/01/2000 Live Fabrication and Welding Years full Have completed three years secondary education, and preferably have sat School Certificate and achieved reasonable results in a range of subjects appropriate to a career in engineering including science and mathematics, or Be of a mature age without the entry qualification, but, on the basis of maturity and work experience, likely to succeed, or Be a sponsored student who on successful completion of the programme has been advised of an apprenticeship, traineeship or employment opportunity in the company. A good command of written and spoken English air conditioning engineering fabrication fabricator MIT refrigeration engineering fabrication engineering metal trades sheetmetal engineering (light fabrication) skill enhancement light fabrication (sheetmetal) welding (fabrication engineering)
engineering - fabrication and refrigeration
shipping, freight & logistics
 Department of Technology 18.00 MN4375 MIT Certificate in Engineering Technology (Level 2) 01/01/2000 Live Mechanical and Civil Engineering Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Open entry. Preference will be given to applicants who like solving problems and have an interest in practical technical work. Useful School Certificate and/or Sixth Form Certificate subjects include mathematics, science, chemistry, physics and English. Other relevant subjects include technical drawing, graphic design and technology-based unit standards. A good command of written and spoken English autocad BMETS cad calculations cam cim diagnostics drawing engineering engineering apprenticeship engineering maintenance fitter fitting fitting and turning machine tools machinery machining machinist maintenance maintenance engineering manufacturing mechanical mechanical engineering MIT modern apprenticeship NZCE plastics processing production processes reliability engineering technology toolmaking welding workshop workshop practice cad (computer aided design) cam (computer aided machining) cim (computer integrated manufacturing) civil engineering engineering power and plant engineering production engineering
engineering - civil, mechanical, manufacturing
 Department of Consumer Services 1.00 MN4378 MIT Certificate in Hospitality Operations 01/01/2000 Live Catering and Hospitality Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 120.00 Satisfactorily completed a sixth form year and obtained Sixth Form Certificate or Have completed a programme at Level 3 or above of at least 15 weeks duration. ESOL applicants will need to demonstrate proficiency in oral or conversational English (IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 550) A good command of written and spoken English barrista bartenders beverage chats food food and beverage services front office hotel housekeeping kitchen MIT motel portering reception restaurant services wine Butchery catering hospitality studies meat retailing
hospitality, catering, baking & meat retailing
 Department of Technology 2.00 MN4380 MIT Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Level 6) 01/01/2000 Live Mechanical and Civil Engineering Years full Diploma 6 240.00 Minimum entry Sixth Form Certificate mathematics and physics Grade 5 (or equivalent). NCEA minimum of 12 credits in maths and physics. Students with trade qualifications should contact the department to discuss possible exemptions. To be eligible for consideration for entry as a full time student to Year 1, applicants must be able to demonstrate competence with the English language. Suitable evidence could be School Certificate or Sixth Form Certificate English, IELTS score of 6.0 or an MIT English Language Test (ELP) score of 5.5 NCEA minimum of 12 credits in English level 1 (or year 11). 3-d design building services civil engineering engineering technician fluid power machinary machine design maintenance maintenance engineering manufacturing materials mechanical mechanical engineering MIT NZCE product design prototyping reliability engineering solid modelling solidWorks thermodynamics workshop practice autocad cad (computer aided design) cam (computer aided machining) cim (computer integrated manufacturing) civil engineering engineering manufacturing power and plant engineering production engineering
engineering - civil, mechanical, manufacturing
 Schools of Applied Studies 19.00 MN4383 MIT Certificate in Communication (Level 4) 01/01/2001 Live School of Communication Studies Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 60.00 Applicants must be fluent in the English Language. International students require and English level of IELTS 6 or TOEFL 550. communication communication with public ecommunication Event Management interpersonal interpersonal communication journalism media MIT personal management personal word processing public communication speaking word processing writing written communication community and personal development speaking and writing skills
communication studies
preparation for further study and employment
 Schools of Applied Studies 19.00 MN4386 MIT Certificate in Barbering 01/01/2001 Live School of Hair and Beauty Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 60.00 Minimum three years secondary education. English language skills. Applicants must be able to read, comprehend and discuss printed information in English and write in simple sentences. Applicants may be asked to undertake an English profieciency test and would be expected to attain a TOEFL level of 6 or the equivalent to enrol on this programme. barbering beard blow waving colouring hairdressing MIT perming razors shaving beauty therapy
hairdressing and beauty therapy
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4387 MIT Certificate of Achievement in Vehicle Technology (Level 2) 01/01/2001 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Short Course Certificate 2 36.00 engineering mechanic mechanics MIT technology vehicle engineering motor vehicle spraypainting vehicle restoration Department of Consumer Services 1.00 MN4389 MIT Certificate in Baking (Level 3) 01/01/2002 Live Bakery School Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 120.00 Applicants must have the ability to complete the physical components of the programme including assessments and meet at least one of the following criteria: Have satisfactorily completed a fifth form year and have obtained School Certificate (pass grade) or equivalent in at least 4 subjects, one being English. Have at least six months full time work experience in the food industry. Have successfully completed an entry or introductory level 2 tertiary programme of at least 15 weeks duration. Be a mature students at least 20 years of age. Note: ESOL applicants may be required to provide or undertake a language assessment with one of the following minimum outcomes: 5.5 in MIT Language Proficiency Test, IELTS or TOEFL 550 baker baking breadmaking cake chocolate MIT patisserie Butchery catering hospitality studies meat retailing
hospitality, catering, baking & meat retailing
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4390 MIT Certificate In Engineering Technology (Level 3) 01/01/2002 Live Mechanical and Civil Engineering Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 3 60.00 Successfully completed Level 2, or achieved NZQA Level 2 in the fields of manufacturing, engineering or technology A good command of written and spoken English autocad cad cam cim computing drawing drawing engineering fitting hydraulics machining mechanical engineering MIT NZCE plastics processing technology toolmaking welding workshop cad (computer aided design) cam (computer aided machining) cim (computer integrated manufacturing) engineering power and plant engineering production engineering
engineering - civil, mechanical, manufacturing
 Department of Social Sciences 1.00 MN4391 MIT Certificate In Educational Support (Inclusive Education) Level 4 01/01/2002 Live Special Education Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 120.00 Entry is open, however, applicants must have the ability to communicate in English. Applicants in employment must have a referee statement from their employer and be employed for a minimum of five hours per week, Or, If seeking voluntary placement applicants must supply two character references of potential to work safely with children in an educational setting and signed by a Justice of the Peace or Kaumatua. Applicants must also be prepared to undergo a police check and an interview. A good command of written and spoken English disabilities education educational inclusion MIT special education support worker te kaiawhina teacher teacheraide disabilities, working with people with disabilities human services/working with special needs
business - management
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4396 MIT Certificate In Vehicle Servicing (Level 2) 01/01/2002 Live Vehicle Technology Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Open - preference given to applicants with three years secondary schooling or appropriate work experience. To show motivation and enthusiasm for the vehicle industry at interview. A car driver's licence or working towards one. A good command of written and spoken English cars engineering mechanic cars mechanics MIT servicing technology vehicle motor vehicle spraypainting vehicle restoration Department of Business Services 1.00 MN4400 MIT Certificate In Advanced Travel Studies 01/01/2002 Live Sales and Services Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 120.00 Gain a minimum of 55 out of 70 in the school's entry test, or A minimum of 60 NCEA credits. A minimum of 48 credits at Level 2 or higher, including 12 credits in Level 2 English PLUS 12 credits in Mathematics at Level 1 or higher. Those for whom English is not a first language must be able to demonstrate an English Language level of IELTS 6.0 or an MIT English Language Proficiency test (ELP) score of at least 60. All applicants who meet the above criteria will be interviewed to ascertain whether they meet the following criteria: Have effective interpersonal communication skills Have good personal presentation. Show maturity and a positive attitude. Show a commitment and motivation to succeed. airline airline airport clerk airline sales clerk fare consolidation fares MIT reservations retail travel ticketing tourism travel travel agent travel consultant wholesale travel tourism and travel
tourism and travel
 Department of Business Services 19.00 MN4401 MIT Certificate In Contact Centre Operations 01/12/2001 Live Sales and Services Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 2 60.00 Have a customer service orientation Potential to develop appropriate telephone skills Be able to demonstrate a commitment to working in the contact centre industry Keyboarding skills and Windows experience are recommended. All applicants are interviewed by telephone and in person Applicant should: Have gained a mark of 15+ in the department's diagnostic communication assessment or have a minimum of 12 NCEA English credits at Level 1. A grade of 6 or less in SFC. business call centre call centre representative contact centre CSR customer assistant customer relationship customer service customer service and sales customer service office customer service officer customer service representative customer solutions advisor help desk inbound MIT office outbound selling telephone telephone sales telesales administration business call centre contact centre customer services office administration office management office training secretarial
call centre
 Manukau Business School 1.00 MN4404 MIT Graduate Diploma in Advertising 01/01/2002 Live Business Years full Graduate Diploma 7 126.00 Undergraduate Degree, or, Three years' work experience A good command of spoken and written English advertising business diploma graduate graduate diploma MIT advertising business communication skills
business - advertising
 Manukau Business School 1.00 MN4405 MIT Graduate Diploma In Marketing 01/01/2002 Live Business Years full Graduate Diploma 7 126.00 Undergraduate Degree, or, be at least 20 years of age and have three years practical, professional or deucaional experience in a workplace. A good command of written and spoken English business diploma graduate graduate diploma marketing MIT advertising business marketing
business - marketing
 Department of Technology 1.00 MN4408 MIT Diploma In Computer Integrated Manufacture 01/01/2002 Live Mechanical and Civil Engineering Years full Diploma 5 120.00 Completion of at least one year of tertiary study (120 credits) in a relevant mechanical engineering discipline, equivalent to completion of the MIT Certificate in Engineering Technology (Level 3) Or A minimum of one year of relevant industry experience in mechanical or production engineering environment. A good command of written and spoken English autocad cad cam cim cnc draughting engineer engineering machining manufacturing MIT plastics pneumatics robotics technology toolmakers toolmaking autocad cad (computer aided design) cam (computer aided machining) cim (computer integrated manufacturing) civil engineering engineering manufacturing power and plant engineering production engineering
engineering - civil, mechanical, manufacturing
 Schools of Applied Studies 1.00 MN4411 MIT Certificate in Spa and Body Therapy 01/06/2002 Live School of Hair and Beauty Years full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 4 120.00 Minimum of 4 years secondary education. Sixth form certificate, or equivalent, totalling no more than 18 over four subjects including English and preferably Biology. OR NCEA minimum of 52 credits at level 2 and above including English and preferably Biology. Good communication skills. English Language skills (minimum T.O.E.F.L. level of 6) body therapy Certificate MIT spa Manukau Business School 1.00 MN4415 MIT Diploma in Marketing Communications 01/01/2002 Live Business Years full Diploma 6 126.00 Sixth Form Certificate 12 or less in four subjects; Or NCEA a minimum of 64 credits at level 2 and above or three C passes in Bursary or NCEA 14 credits at level 3 in 3 subjects. Or relevant work experience for adult students. IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 5.50 is required for international students advertising business business marketing communications communications diploma marketing MIT advertising business communication skills marketing
business - advertising
business - marketing
 Department of Health Studies 12.00 MN4416 MIT Certificate for Health Support Assistants (Level 4) 01/01/2002 Live Health Studies Weeks full Sealed Certificate (Registry) 0 0 Must be 17 years of age or older, all applicants will be interviewed. And where English is a second language applicants will be required to provide evidence of gaining a grade 6 or better result in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or the English Language Proficiency (ELP) test. Need a minimum overall grade 6 with a minimum grade 6 in both listening and speaking. And all applicants will be asked to declare criminal convictions. A criminal record will not automatically exclude an applicant from entry to the programme, however crimes against another person will be taken very seriously. Factors taken into account will include: seriousness of the offense; the age at which it was committed; the length of time since it was committed; letters of support from community agencies/organisations Where applicants declare a criminal conviction the final decisions regarding entry to the programme will be made by the Programme Committee. And one of the following: 4 years secondary schooling or 3 years secondary schooling and 1 year post-school experience or mature entry is available for applicants 20 years and over, with relevant work experience. All applicants will provide two character references from people of standing in their community. Or students seeking Skill New Zealand Funding will be Maori or Pacific Island peoples and ideally will have a minimum of three school certificate passes. basic care health health assistant health care worker health support healthcare MIT nursing healthcare nursing social and community work
maori education - te tari matauranga maori
nursing & health
 Department of Social Sciences 3.00 MN4418 MIT Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) 01/01/2002 Live Early Childhood Years full Diploma 7 360.00 A person must be working (voluntarily or paid employment) a minimum of 15 hours a week in a licensed and chartered early childhood setting. In exceptional circumstances this may be varied with the approval of the Early Childhood Programme Committee. Be supported by the centre where they are working to undertake centre based teacher education. A letter of support must accompany the application. Applicants must; Provide 2 referee statements using prescribed Referee forms. One of the referees must be someone who has observed the applicant working with children. Sign an acknowledgement in regards to criminal convictions and consent to a police check. Sign an acknowledgement that they are in good health (having no medical, physical or psychological conditions that would preclude working with children for long periods of time). Be 17 years of age as at admission. Have gained a sixth form certificate with a maximum grade total of 20 in four or more subjects including a 5 or better in English. A grade 5 or better in Maori, supported by no more than a grade 6 English may be considered. OR NCEA year 12 minimum of 48 credits at level 2 with minimum of 12 credits in English or minimum of 12 credits in Maori+10 credits in English year 13 minimum 14 credits at level 3 in 3 subjects. Have gained a minimum of three C level passes in the Universities Bursaries Examination. NZCEA credits equivalent to bursary will be accepted when confirmed or; Have gained a diploma (level five or above) or degree from a New Zealand tertiary institution or; In the absence of the above academic requirements can satisfactorily prove they have the potential for tertiary study and has satisfied the Programme Committee that he/she is capable of undertaking the course of study proposed. (Supplies a detailed account of educational background and experience in place of sixth form certificate that indicates a commitment to early childhood, experience with children, and openness to learning; supported by references to attestations from persons who have observed the applicant working with children and can comment on their potential for tertiary study) and Demonstrate competence in English. In exceptional circumstances, applicants who are between 17 and 20 and who are not immediate school leavers may be granted provisional acceptance to the programme at the discretion of the Diploma of Teaching (ECE) selection committee and with the approval of the Early Childhood programme committee or; Be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident 20 years of age at admission. Supplies a detailed account of educational background and experience in place of sixth form certificate that indicates a commitment to early childhood, experience with children, an openess to learning; supported by references or attestations from persons who have observed the applicant working with children and can comment on their potential for tertiary study. Demonstrate competence in English. International students from non-English speaking backgrounds are required to provide evidence of satisfactory performance (IELTS 6.5 or better, or equivalent). babies childcare childhood children diploma early early childhood education MIT Teaching young children adult education and training Teaching
teacher education
 Department of Business Services 1.00 MN4420 MIT Certificate in Office Administration and Computing (Level 2) 01/01/2002 Live Business Administration Years full Certificate 2 60.00 IELTS level minimum 5.5. A minimum of 10 NCEA English Credits at Level 1. or Meet minimum standard of 12.5 out of 20 in the School of Business Administration Services' communication assessment. or Have successfully completed a relevant bridging programme - eg MIT Certificate of Office Administration and Computing (Level 1) or MIT's Foundation Education Programme. administration administration services clerical skills computing customer service MIT office office computing services administration business computing customer services office administration office management office training receptionist secretarial word processor
business administration