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DISTRIBUTIONIf you’re looking to gain the knowledge and practical skills in preparation for a career within the distribution, commercialroad transport and freight forwarding industries, then this programme will appeal to you.Certificate in DistributionGraduates will be able to move ontoemployment within the distribution andfreight forwarding industries or go on tofurther study.Delivered inpartnership withLevel Duration Starts Campus3 1 year part timeVariableO AucklandENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: No minimum academic requirements.Whether you want to work with children or adults we have a career option for you. Delivered in partnership with theOpen Polytechnic we offer two early childhood education courses. Study the Certificate in Early Childhood Practice or theBachelor of Teaching (ECE) for an excellent start towards further study in Early Childhood education, primary teaching,special education or other exciting fields.With the CPIT Diploma of Tertiary Learning and Teaching you’ll learn sound principles in adult learning along with studentcentred,interactive teaching methods to help you develop your skills and confidence in whatever setting you are teaching.Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)Graduates may start a teaching career inearly childhood education or further studyon a graduate diploma. This programme isdelivered by mixed mode which incorporates20 weeks of practical and 30 days of face-tofaceworkshops.Offered by the OpenPolytechnic andsupported by NMIT.With this qualification, you will developthe skills needed to design, deliver, assessand evaluate tertiary education in a NewZealand/Aotearoa cultural context toenhance your students’ learning outcomes.You will need to be working in a tertiaryteaching environment with access tostudents, learning programmes and teachingopportunities.Delivered in partnership with763 years full time (up to amaximum 6 years part time)CPIT Diploma in Tertiary Learning and Teaching (Level 6)4 years part timeeducation and teachingLevel Duration Starts CampusFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must meet the New Zealand Teachers Council ‘Fit to be a teacher’ criteria.Applicants under 20 years: At least 42 credits NCEA Level 3 including a minimum of 14 credits in each of 2 subjects from the approvedsubjects list, one of which must be a language rich subject; with a further 14 credits from not more than 2 additional domains on the NZQFor approved subjects; AND 8 credits at NCEA Level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Ma _ ori; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 in writing; AND14 credits NCEA Level 1 or higher in Maths or Statistics and Probability or Pa _ ngarau; AND at least 17 years of age. Applicants 20 years and over:If you do not meet the above entry requirements you may be able to apply for provisional entry, contact us for more details.Level Duration Starts CampusMarchENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: 12 credits in NCEA English Level 1 and 36 credits in NCEA Level 2.Applicants 20 years and over: If you do not meet the above entry requirements you may be able to apply for provisional entry, contact us formore details.FNCertificate in Early Childhood PRACTICE (Level 4)Work as a home-based educator, nannyor continue with further study such asThe Open Polytechnic Bachelor ofTeaching (Early Childhood Education). Thisprogramme is usually studied part time at arate of one or more courses per year.Offered by the OpenPolytechnic andsupported by NMIT.Level Duration Starts Campus4Distance learning – 8courses and 4 days offace-to-face workshopsFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Need to be working work one day per week (a minimum of six hours of child contact time) in a charteredearly childhood centre or for a chartered home-based service provider. You may also be working for a Ministry of Education or Ministry of Healthfunded service that provides programmes with a focus on families-whanau and young children. Must have a clear report from the Ministry ofJustice. Must have an interest and enthusiasm for young children and learning. Applicants under 20 years: A minimum of 80 credits NCEA withat least 60 credits at Level 2 or above including 4 credits in reading, 4 credits in writing (or Te Reo Ma _ ori) and 8 credits in numeracy (at Level1 or above); OR equivalent. At least 17 years of age if working in a centre-based setting (Note: students in home-based settings must be atleast 20 years of age to comply with the Education (Home-Based Care) Order 1992). Applicants 20 years and over: Must provide evidence ofsuccess in recent and relevant study at a recognised training provider and / or recent relevant experience with children.F21
2013 programmesEnglish LanguageImprove your English language skills, including listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, pronunciation andvocabulary. You will gain more confidence using English in your personal and professional life and prepare for further studyat tertiary institutions and/or internationally recognised exams. We offer a range of English language tuition to suit bothinternational students and New Zealand residents.Certificate in English as an Additional Language (Level 3)General English skill development. Improveyour English language skills, includinglistening, speaking, reading, writing,grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary.Beginner, Elementaryand Pre-Intermediate 3Certificate in Tertiary Study (Level 4) (English Language)Graduates will have gained multiplesubject vocabulary and a broad range ofcommunicative English skills that can beemployed in a variety of settings, includingfurther study at tertiary level at certificate,diploma or degree level.Intermediate 4Certificate in Tertiary Study (Level 4) (Pathways)Work in a range of semi-skilled or skilled positionsin employment opportunities that require higherlevels of literacy and numeracy competence orcontinue studies at diploma or degree level.English options –Academic English, IELTS,CAE, English for Business and IT (courses rundepending on student numbers).ENGLISH LANGUAGE Summer SchoolGeneral English skill development. Improveyour English language skills, includinglistening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar,pronunciation and vocabulary. Students willspend time learning outside of the classroom,getting involved in group projects and learningabout Nelson, its people and culture.Upper Intermediate4Beginner - UpperIntermediate LevelsBetter English – Guided Independent LearningA guided independent learning practice to helpyou achieve your goals. Access to tutor time,self access centre, campus services and fivehours one to one tuition.Level Duration Starts CampusAll LevelsFull time or part time optionsFull time or part time options,training schemes available.Flexible entry available for EnglishFull time or part time options,training schemes available.Flexible entry available for English.4 weeks, full time orpart time equivalent12 weeks, part timeFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must be at least 16 years old; permanent resident or study visa; Englishskills approaching the level enrolling in; able to read and write in first language.Level Duration Starts CampusFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must be at least 16 years old; permanent resident or study visa;English skills approaching Level 4.Level Duration Starts CampusFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must be at least 16 years old; permanent resident or study visa;English skills approaching Level 4.Level Duration Starts CampusJanuaryLevel Duration Starts CampusFlexible ondemandNNNNNFMExam Preparation CoursesStudy towards an internationally recognisedEnglish language qualification. Sit the examshere at NMIT in March, June or December.Preliminary English Test, First CertificateEnglish, Certificate in Advanced English,IELTS (International English LanguageTesting System).English Language Exam Preparation ShortAwards are also available through theEnglish Language Programme.Level Duration Starts CampusVariesNMIT is a Cambridge ESOL exams accreditedexamination centre and IELTS sub centre forVictoria University of WellingtonApprox 10 weeks (depends onexam date), full time or part timeequivalentFebruary, April,July and OctoberNFlexible entry means three entry points each term – this is only available on English Language courses. Short Awards are now called Training Schemes.NOTE: Entry requirements in this document are a summary and should be used as a guide only. All NMIT programmes have English Language entry requirements for applicants whose first language is notEnglish. Please contact NMIT for full details on entry requirements.22CAMPUS KEY:N NelsonCampusR RichmondCampusM MarlboroughCampusF Flexible (i.e. Distance,Online or a blend of both)W RNZAF BaseWoodbourneO Other
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