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Staff profiles
NIC JOHN – BUSINESS LECtURER
Nic John has over 20 years leadership and operational experience managing service delivery and system integrity
of critical infrastructure and in high risk situations. Specific roles have included frontline leadership, enterprise
innovation development, risk assessment and hazard management, system investigation and analysis, operational air
traffic controller, quality management and process improvement. He holds a Masters in Entrepreneurship, PGCert in
Management Studies, and a CPL (H), Dip Air Traffic Control.
SaM YOUNG – BUSINESS LECtURER
Sam Young has been teaching at NMIT since 2007 on the Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Sport & Recreation
programmes. Her passions lie in management, research, leadership and sports PR. Sam has her own business consultancy;
holds professional membership to the Institute of Directors, the Career Development Association (CDANZ) and is an associate
of the New Zealand Institute of Management. Since 2010 she has also served as a director on the CDANZ National Executive.
JOHN INGLIS – BUSINESS LECtURER
John teaches both marketing and management papers on the degree and diploma at the NMIT business school. He has
over twenty years’ management experience in business, working in a wide range of businesses including agriculture,
horticulture, retail and tourism. John is a current and past company director of a number companies and has his own
business. He has undergraduate qualifications in accounting and marketing and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management.
KEItH COMaN – MaRKEtING LECtURER
Keith Coman grew up in Rhodesia and studied at Rhodes University where he completed a Bachelor of Commerce
(Honours) degree and went on to complete a Masters degree and became a marketing lecturer at Rhodes. He started
working for Ford South Africa in their Sales & Marketing department for six years, first heading up their marketing
research team before entering the dealer development department. Keith moved to New Zealand in 1995 and took
up his role in NMIT’s Applied Business Programme Area.
SUE MaLtHUS – aUdItING aNd aCCOUNtING tUtOR
Sue Malthus has worked in the accounting industry for over eleven years, including working for Andersens in London and
KPMG in Hong Kong and Christchurch. She is a qualified Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute
of Chartered Accountants (NZICA), and is currently part of the Local Leadership Team of NZICA. Sue has an Honours
degree in Science from St Andrews University in Scotland, a Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting and a Masters of
Management in Accounting from Massey University.
PaULINE CaRSON – PRINCIPaL aCadEMIC Staff MEMBER
Pauline has over 15 years of experience delivering interactive customer service training to corporate clients such as:
Talleys, MTA, Nelson City Council, Houston Motors, NMDHB and Heslops. Pauline is the convenor of the National
Business Administration Forum and consults with a wide range of local businesses and polytechnics in the area of
Business Administration. Pauline also holds membership with the Association of Administrative Professionals of New
Zealand (AAPNZ).
BRON MOGRIdGE – SENIOR LECtURER BUSINESS adMINIStRatION, MaRLBOROUGH
Bron Mogridge has over 20 years’ experience in the teaching and administration fields both in Australia and
New Zealand. To complement her teaching she is heavily involved with the Marlborough group of Association of
Administrative Professionals New Zealand (AAPNZ) and has been a Director of AAPNZ PD Limited. Bron has diplomas
in secondary and tertiary teaching, a degree and post-graduate certificate from Massey University and
has obtained her Master of Teaching.
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SMArT BuSINeSS
NMIT offer SMART BUSINESS training solutions designed to reflect the needs and challenges faced by local business people every day. Our programmes and courses are practical and hands-on, providing
you with skills that are immediately applicable in your workplace. We are also able to deliver customised training, designed to meet your needs, delivered where and when you need it.
WE RECOGNISE tHat NOt EVERYONE IS aBLE tO StUdY fULL tIME OR attENd CLaSSES, WHICH IS WHY MORE aNd MORE BUSINESS QUaLIfICatIONS aRE NOW BEING
OFFERED ONLINE. MANY OF OUR COURSES CAN BE COMPLETED ONLINE AT YOUR OWN PACE FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME OR IN YOUR WORKPLACE.
NMIT OFFER: • Training needs analysis • CusTomised & WorkplaCe Training • WorkplaCe assessmenT in business and offiCe adminisTraTion
NZIM Diploma in Management
The NZIM Diploma in Management is a six course business qualification
owned by NZ Institute of Management and well recognised nationally by the
business community. All eight of the courses can be completed online with
this flexible practical programme, or alternatively studied on campus.
one year full time, or part time equivalent
Start date: 18 February and 22 July for on campus delivery
Courses available include:
Four Compulsory Courses:
NZD530 organisation and Management
NZD560 Business Communications
NZD630 leadership
NZD636 Applied Management
Diploma in Tourism Management
This qualification can be studied on campus and is designed for those
already in or aspiring to, roles involving supervisory and/or business
management responsibilities within the tourism industry.
Start Date: 18 February for on campus delivery
Courses available include:
CTr501 Customer relations
HrM501 Human resource Management for the Tourism Industry
PoT501 Principles of Tourism
TBS502 Tourism Business Skills Two
TMK501 Tourism Marketing
TIM601 Tourism Industry Management
ITC602 Information Technology Two
Diploma in Viticulture & wine Production
Study with a blend of online/on campus full time or part-time, or one
or two papers at a time online*. Ideal for those working in the wine or
viticulture industry or for those that would prefer to study flexibly at their
own pace in their own time. Graduates can go on to further study with the
lincoln university Bachelor of Viticulture and oenology delivered on the
NMIT Marlborough Campus.
Start Date: 11 February and 21 July
Courses available include:
Semester 1
VwP401 wine Analysis
VwP402 Viticultural engineering
VwP501 Viticultural Practices
VwP504 wine Production
VwP505 wine Science
VwP503 Vineyard Bioprotection
INF550 Principles of Business
Computing
VwP603 winery experience
HMT601 Horticultural Systems
elective Courses - Choose Two:
NZD400 Accounting Principles
NZD520 The economic environment
NZD541 Fundamentals of Marketing
NZD550 Business Computing
Semester 2
VwP403 Vineyard experience
MGT533 Human resource Management
or MKT571 Principles of Marketing
PSC501 Plant Science
VwP502 Soil Science
CoM540 Professional Communications
VwP601 Viticultural Science
VwP604 wine Technology and evaluation
HMT601 Horticultural Systems
* Some papers have a compulsory lab requirement of two to three days.
SEMESTER AND CAMPUS KEY:
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Some courses have prerequisites, please contact NMIT for more information.
NMIT Nelson
322 Hardy Street
Private Bag 19, Nelson 7042
Ph: 03 546 9175
NMIT Marlborough
85 Budge Street
PO Box 643, Blenheim 7240
Ph: 03 578 0215
New Zealand Diploma in Business
Gain a national qualification giving you a practical introduction to fundamentals
of small business, marketing, management and other business skills. you will
learn up-to-date business theories and practices that can help you in your own
business or set you on a pathway to promotion. This qualification can be studied
on campus or online, with eleven of the sixteen courses available online.
Start date: 18 February and 22 July for on campus delivery
Courses available include:
NZD400 Accounting Principles
NZD435 Fundamentals of Small Business
NZD501 Accounting Practices
NZD510 Introduction to Commercial law
NZD520 The economic environment
NZD530 organisation & Management
NZD541 Fundamentals of Marketing
NZD550 Business Computing
NZD580 Principles of Tourism
NZD560 Business Communications
Bachelor of Commerce
MANAGeMeNT CourSeS INCluDe:
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Employment Relations (MGT635)
understand the opportunities and risks created by the employment relations
framework by developing understanding and knowledge of the key
institutions, processes and practices in contemporary employment relations
in New Zealand.
Principles of Management (MGT530)
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the principles and
processes of management and how they are applied to address current issues
within the business world.
Principles of Applied Management
(MGT636)
Develop competence in the application of management knowledge,
skills and attitudes and gain an understanding of practicing functional
management in a variety of management situations.
Human Resource Management (MGT533)
This course of study will provide you with knowledge of the human resource
function, process, procedures and related legislation to effectively manage
people in organisations.
Professional Communications (COM540)
NZD601 Financial Accounting
NZD602 Management Accounting
NZD603 Business Finance
NZD606 Taxation
NZD630 leadership
NZD632 operations Management
NZD633 Human resource Management
NZD635 employment relations
NZD636 Principles of Applied Management
NZD685 Tourism Industry Management
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learn to develop confidence and competence in oral, written and interpersonal
communication. This course emphasises the communication skills you are likely
to use in your workplace.
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Bachelor of Commerce
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Principles of Marketing (MKT571)
Gain a working knowledge of fundamental marketing concepts
that would be relevant to small and medium-sized businesses.
Management Marketing (MKT671)
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understanding the working knowledge of operational
marketing analysis and decision making in the areas of
product/branding, pricing.
Marketing Applications (MKT672)
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Gain an introduction to marketing in three speciality contexts:
Services, International, and Small-Medium-sized enterprise Marketing.
Taxation (ACC606)
This course offers you an opportunity to apply taxation
and related legislation to various business issues. It will provide an
understanding of the NZ tax base and the principles under which
NZ imposes tax.
Computerised Accounting (ACC503)
learn the skills and gain the knowledge necessary to process business
transactions and produce financial reports using business computer
technology.
Business Finance (ACC603)
Bachelor of Information Technology
CoMPuTING AND IT CourSeS INCluDe:
Professional and Technical Writing (PFW601)
This course provides you with an advanced understanding of
communication tools utilised in an appropriate workplace and
provides opportunities to demonstrate those tools.
Database Concepts (DAT501)
This course provides an understanding of the way computers store data,
fundamental data structures, organisation and database concepts and
applications.
Internet design Principles (WEB501)
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Bachelor of Commerce
ACCouNTING AND FINANCe CourSeS INCluDe:
This course has an emphasis on financial planning and control techniques for
small and medium businesses including capital management and applying
finance techniques to resolve business problems.
Management Accounting (ACC602)
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learn concepts and techniques of organisational planning,
decision-making, costing and control to help manage your business better and
improve profitability and cash flow. This course requires some knowledge
of accounting or experience using accounting information.
This course will teach you how the Internet functions and how to build a web
presence to meet an organisation’s need using current generation commercial
software and including text, graphics and multimedia applications.
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BuSINeSS ADMINISTrATIoN AND CoMPuTING
National Diploma in Business Administration
Advance your career in administration with this comprehensive level 5
diploma which will enable you to move into senior positions or further
study such as the Bachelor of Commerce.
Certificate in Business Administration
(Level 3 or 4)
Be smart and turn your work experience into qualifications. Ask us about our
recognition of prior learning or recognition of current competency, workplace
assessments or simply fill in your gaps by enrolling on our flexi courses which
can be studied from home or work.
Certificate in Computer Technology (Level 3)
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learn new skills or update your computer skills by enrolling
in our zero fees Certificate in Computer Technology (level 3)
programme, delivered part time over a minimum of 6 months
and offered flexibly.
Contact Skills update Technical Institute on 03 543 8666
for more information.
SHorT CourSeS
Wine Appreciation (Marlborough)
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The perfect course for those who enjoy wine. If you are keen to
learn an introduction to the evaluation of wine and enhance your appreciation by
becoming more knowledgeable about the major wine varieties and styles, enrol
today. wines are tasted in each session. This course runs for seven evenings.
Start date: May & September**
Computing Skills Courses
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learn or upskill on the computer for free! Programmes include: email and
Internet, word Processing, Spreadsheets, Databases, MyoB and keyboard skills
from beginners to intermediate level. work at your own pace through structured
learning resources. Some class room support is available.
Start dates: Flexible start and end dates
February to December
Contact details: Nelson Community Computing Centre,
390 lower Queen Street, richmond, ph 03 544 3733
or email info@nmit.ac.nz
Blenheim Community Computing Centre,
85 Budge Street, rm H2, Blenheim,
ph 03 578 0215 or email info@nmit.ac.nz,
Times: Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday 12.30-5.30pm
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NMIT eMPloyMeNT SCHolArSHIPS
Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3 or 4)
Do you have an employee that is already in work but needs some training or
are you just about to advertise a junior position within your organisation?
over 35 employers have experienced the value of this scholarship. Call our
coordinators and find out how your business can benefit from this training
option. Contact details: Nelson ph 03 546 9175 or Marlborough ph 03 578 0215.
GrADuATe DIPloMAS
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Graduate Diplomas in Accounting, Marketing, Management or Information
Technology are available to people with a degree in any discipline who wish to
enhance or broaden their knowledge. The graduate diploma offers the opportunity
to gain specialised up-to-date knowledge in their chosen area of study.
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