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National Certificate in Retail (Level 2 and 3)Graduates may gain employment within a retailenvironment or further study such as the NationalCertificate in Retail (Level 3), National Certificatein Retail (Level 4) or National Certificatein Business (First LineManagement) (Level 4).Fee Free.Delivered inpartnership withThe tourism sector is one of the biggest employers locally, nationally and worldwide. Whether you see yourself guiding visitorsin adventure activities in New Zealand’s beautiful wilderness areas or booking accommodation at exclusive resorts around the worldor managing your own tourism venture, we have a programme to suit your needs.Diploma in Adventure Tourism LeadershipWith this programme, you’ll work closely withadventure operators to gain experience in theadventure tourism industry. Students can exitafter year one with the Certificate in AdventureTourism (Level 4) or carry on to the diploma inyears two and three.Diploma in Tourism ManagementGraduates of the diploma programmeshould be ready to set up a small business oralternatively to enter an existing business at asupervisory level. Students can exit after yearone with the Certificate in Tourism and Travel(Level 4) or carry on to the diploma in year two.Level Duration Starts Campus2 and 3 26 weeks part timeVariesLevel Duration Starts Campus65Diploma in Adventure Tourism Leadership:3 years full time or part time in blocksDiploma in Adventure Tourism: 2 years full timeor part time in blocksCertificate: 1 year full time or part time in blocksDiploma: 2 years full time or part time equivalentCertificate: 1 year full time or part time equivalentFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must have adequate physical fitness, previous participation in outdoor activities and demonstratelikelihood of success by two referee reports or interview. Applicants under 20 years: National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (IntroductorySkills) (Level 2) OR minimum 40 credits at NCEA L2 across 4 subjects (at least 12 credits in 1 subject); OR equivalent.Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academic requirements.Level Duration Starts CampusFebruaryN R MretailENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: No minimum academic requirements. Demonstrate likelihood of success through interview.TOURISM AND TRAVELENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Must demonstrate likelihood of success through referee reports or interview. Applicants under 20years: 42 credits NCEA Level 2 across 4 subjects (including 12 credits in 1 subject); OR National Certificate in Tourism and Travel (IntroductorySkills) (Level 2); OR equivalent. Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academic requirements.NNCultural TourismGraduates from this programme will havegained insight into tourism in New Zealand,with a particular emphasis on cultural tourism.Level Duration Starts Campus5 13 weeks full timeJanuaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Open to International students or domestic studentswith a particular interest in cultural tourism development.NMarisa Lunai – Diploma in Tourism Management,TRAVEL ASSISTANT, HOUSE OF TRAVEL, RICHMONDNMIT graduate Marisa Lunai has the world in her hands. As a busy travel assistant at House of Travel in Richmond,she promotes many different countries and helps organise holidays for clients to all corners of the globe.It’s an ideal job for the self-confessed travel-nut who has travelled extensively in her own time through Europeand America, and recently graduated with distinction from NMIT’s Diploma in Tourism Management.“I really love my job. It’s the right place to start after completing the course. The tourism industry is such agreat industry to work in, there’s a lot of opportunities and a big variety of jobs to choose from.”Many of the skills Marisa learned during her two year’s studying at NMIT, including customer service,finance and management skills, have come in useful in her job as a travel assistant.“I would recommend this course to anyone who loves to travel and who is interested in travelling,even if they haven’t been overseas before. And anyone who loves the tourism industry basically.”Search NMITNZ on YouTube.com and Vimeo.com for this graduate profile.29
2013 programmesTradesReal Skills, Real Jobs, Real Money…Really great Careers.Qualified trades people are in demand. We work closely with industry to ensure we provide graduates with theknowledge and skills required to take up apprenticeships or begin entry level employment. Talk to us today aboutpre-trade or apprentice training in carpentry, automotive or engineering.National Certificate in Construction (Supervisor) (Level 5)A career as a Construction Supervisor orfurther study on the National Diploma inConstruction Management (Level 6)(not offered at NMIT).544Evening classes, 2 years part timeNational Certificate in Construction (Leading Hand) (Level 4)A career as a Leading Hand or further studyon the National Certificate in Construction(Supervisor) (Level 5) then further studyon the National Diploma in ConstructionManagement (Level 6) (not offered at NMIT).National Certificate in Carpentry (For Apprentices)Graduates will be able to work as a competenttradesperson and hold a Carpentry Licence.They will have a wide range of opportunitiesfor work in all sectors of the building andconstruction industry or progress onto furtherstudy such as the National Certificate inConstruction (Leading Hand) (Level 4) and theNational Certificate in Construction(Supervisor) (Level 5).Level Duration Starts CampusFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4); OR equivalent. All applicants must be employedin the construction industry.Level Duration Starts CampusEvening classes, 1 year part timeFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: National Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4); OR equivalent. All applicants must be employedin the construction industry.Level Duration Starts CampusPart time in block courses over 4 yearsVariesENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants under 20 years: A minimum of 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic literacy plus a minimum8 credits NCEA L1 showing numeracy; OR equivalent. Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academic requirements.All applicants: Apprentices must have a 3rd party agreement between student, NMIT and employer.NNNCertificate in CarpentryGraduates will be qualified to work asentry-level construction site workers, pre-cutfactory workers, and in the retail sectorof the building and construction industry.This qualification will assist graduates inobtaining an apprenticeship and completingthe practical requirements towards theNational Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4).Level Duration Starts Campus440 weeks full timeFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants under 20 years: A minimum of 8 credits at NCEA L1 showing basic numeracy skills anda minimum of 8 credits at NCEA L1 in literacy skills OR equivalent. Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academicrequirements. All applicants: Appropriate drivers licence prior to attempting any unit standards that require it. Demonstratelikelihood of success by interview.NMNOTE: Entry requirements in this document are a summary and should be used as a guide only. All NMIT programmes have EnglishLanguage entry requirements for applicants whose first language is not English. Please contact NMIT for full details on entry requirements.Tom Williams - Certificate in Carpentry- now studying National Certificate in Carpentry (For Apprentices)APPRENTICE BUILDER, FOOTHOLD DEVELOPMENTS, NELSONTom Williams was looking for a challenging career – and now, after completing a Certificate in Pre-tradeCarpentry at NMIT, he has one.One of the highlights of his training was building a two-unit house from scratch on campus.“There’s a really good mix of practical and theory. Building the house was a real highlight;it was good doing something hands-on and learning all the steps it takes to build a house.”Tom first considered trades as a career while at college, completing a NMIT STAR course in HandTools for Trades and now after successfully completing the Certificate in Pre-trade Carpentryprogramme, in three and a half years he will be a qualified builder.“I’d recommend this career to people who enjoy a challenge, who are active and enjoygetting out there – it’s really satisfying seeing what you’ve done and looking back at theend of the day at what you’ve achieved.”Search NMITNZ on YouTube.com and Vimeo.com for this graduate profile.30CAMPUS KEY:N NelsonCampusR RichmondCampusM MarlboroughCampusF Flexible (i.e. Distance,Online or a blend of both)W RNZAF BaseWoodbourneO Other
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