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TradesNational Certificates in Motor Industry (Levels 3, 4) (For Apprentices)Graduates from the level 3 qualification maygo into entry level positions in the automotiveindustry or further study on the NationalCertificates in Motor Industry (Level 4). Level4 graduates have the required skills to beable to gain work in the automotive industryas an assistant automotive technician.Level Duration Starts Campus3 and 4 Part time in block and eveningFebruaryclasses over 3 yearsENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Demonstrate likelihood of success by interview. Appropriate drivers licence priorto attempting any unit standards that require it. Apprentices must have a 3rd party agreement between student, NMIT andemployer. Applicants under 20 years: A minimum of 8 credits NCEA L1 showing basic literacy plus a minimum 8 creditsNCEA L1 showing numeracy; OR equivalent. Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academic requirements.NMCertificate in Entry to Automotive EngineeringEquipped with a comprehensive base of skillsand experience graduates will be preparedto start in the trade or related industries asan apprentice and study for further nationalcertificates in the motor industry.Level Duration Starts Campus2 1 year 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.NCERTIFICATE IN ENGINEERING TRADESEmployment as an apprentice in any of thefollowing engineering trades (with Year 1study topics already completed): Fitting andTurning, Welding/Fabricating, Tool-making/Machining, Refrigeration Engineering andMarine Engineering.Level Duration Starts Campus21 year full timeFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants under 20 years: A minimum of 10 credits NCEA L1 showing basic literacy and 10 creditsNCEA L1 showing basic numeracy OR equivalent. Applicants 20 years and over: No minimum academic requirements.All applicants: Must demonstrate likelihood of success by interview and be cleared by the New Zealand Police Vetting System.To ensure that security is maintained at RNZAF Base Woodbourne, applicants may be asked to go through further security checks.NMCertificate in Trades and Primary IndustriesYou will gain skills across a rangeof disciplines, carpentry, automotiveengineering, maritime and welding. At theend of this programme you will have gainedknowledge in all areas and be able to decidewhich area you would like to specialise in.Level Duration Starts Campus240 weeks full timeFebruaryENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: Open to Youth Guarantee applicants only. No minimum academic requirements.Demonstrate likelihood of success through interview.MRIf you are interested in these programmes, you may also be interested in:Aviation Engineering Page 10NMIT is hoping to offer a New Zealand Diploma in Engineering in 2013, subject to obtaining allapprovals. For more information on this please contact the Information and Enrolment Centre.Jaywyn Riley, Certificate in Basic Mechanical Engineering TradesFITTER AND TURNER, FPS - FLUID POWER SOLUTIONS, NELSONJay works full-time as a trainee hydraulics technician at Port Nelson-based FPS (Fluid Power Solutions). She securedthe job after a year at Pro Machining, and before that completing what is now the Certificate in Engineering Trades at NMIT.“Engineering wasn’t something I’d ever thought of doing. I’d always been into maths and science at college, thathelped. It suits people who are into maths, science, technology and problem solving and are focused, determined,able to follow instructions and have a head for safety. I wanted a course which could lead to a job and a careerthat had opportunities for advancement and I achieved that.”Jay has been in full-time paid employment since graduating and is looking forward to developing hercareer. There are a range of areas she can develop her career in within the company including on-sitemaintenance, in the workshop, design of systems and machinery, and sales.“There are good opportunities for people who work hard. I really appreciate being able to learn frompeople who are experienced, and good at their job.”“It’s a career with lots of opportunities. You have to be keen.”Search NMITNZ on YouTube.com and Vimeo.com for this graduate profile.31
2013 programmesViticulture and WineThere’s no better place in New Zealand to study viticulture and winemaking than NMIT. The Marlborough region is atthe forefront of New Zealand’s wine industry growth, producing 75 percent of the country’s grape harvest and with over60 wineries and more than 300 independent growers. The region has also acquired an international reputation for thequality and flavours of its wines, based on the district’s unique characteristics for cool climate viticulture. Perhaps thegreatest asset for students studying with us, are the close links with local wine and viticulture industries. Students havethe opportunity to gain on-the-job experience at local wineries and vineyards through work placements and part-timeemployment while studying and facilities on-campus include a vineyard, a purpose-built winery and state-of-the-artlab facility. Whether you want to create world class wines, manage a vineyard or become a qualified vineyard worker weoffer full or part time, on campus or distance learning options to suit your individual learning needs. Talk to us today tostart your career in viticulture and wine.Lincoln University Bachelor of Viticulture and OenologyThe NMIT Diploma in Viticulture and WineProduction has been developed in conjunctionwith Lincoln University. Graduates have the optionof further study, either at the NMIT MarlboroughCampus or at Lincoln to complete the LincolnUniversity Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology.This involves the equivalent of one more year offull time study plus a summer school at the NMITMarlborough Campus after completion of theNMIT diploma. The third year also has an optionto complete a vintage within study time.Diploma in Viticulture and Wine ProductionGraduates may go on to supervisory or assistantmanagerial positions within the wine industry,cellar hand, laboratory technician, contractor,vineyard worker or continue on with furtherstudy such as the Lincoln University Bachelor ofViticulture and Oenology.Certificate in Vineyard PracticeGraduates can gain employment as skilledvineyard workers, set up their own vineyardsor undertake further training.Level Duration Starts Campus7A pathway to:Equivalent to one more year of studyplus Summer schoolFebruaryand JulyLevel Duration Starts Campus5 2 years full time or part time equivalent Februaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants under 20 years: 42 credits NCEA L3 including 14 credits L3 in each of 2 subjects (Maths anda Science subject). Applicants 20 years and over: Evidence to support ability to undertake study at Level 5. Interview required.Level Duration Starts Campus3 Part time for up to 2 yearsFebruaryand JulyENTRY REQUIREMENTS: All applicants: No minimum academic requirements. All applicants need a full drivers licence.MMFFNOTE: 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.Stephen Jackson - Certificate in Vineyard Practice/Diploma in Viticulture and Wine ProductionVINEYARD ASSISTANT, MOUNT BASE VINEYARD, MARLBOROUGHIt was while applying for a job as a vineyard worker at Oyster Bay winery in Blenheimthat he first considered viticulture as a career. “The manager looked at my CV and saidthat with all my experience, I could do his job. He’d studied viticulture at NMIT andhighly recommended it because it really sets you up for work in the industry.”Steve Jackson never thought at 50 he’d be starting all over again in a new career.But, that’s exactly what happened, he caught the viticulture bug and enrolled inNMIT’s Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production.Steve is now a vineyard assistant at Mount Base Vineyard in Waihope Valley where heworks alongside the manager overseeing 51 hectares of sauvignon blanc grape vines.The job appealed because it will give him the experience he needs to realise his goal ofbecoming a vineyard manager.“It’s quite a varied role. I love being outside and there’s such a variety of jobs I do. It’s perfect asa new graduate because you’re at the front-line and learning something different every day.”Search NMITNZ on YouTube.com and Vimeo.com for this graduate profile.32CAMPUS KEY:N NelsonCampusR RichmondCampusM MarlboroughCampusF Flexible (i.e. Distance,Online or a blend of both)W RNZAF BaseWoodbourneO Other
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