CTC Brochure - CPIT

COURSES 

2013

CONTACT US 

phone 0800 282 437 

0800 CTC 4FREE 

email ctc@cpit.ac.nz 

website www.ctc.ac.nz 

post Canterbury Tertiary College 

PO Box 540 

Christchurch 

In association with:

0800 CTC4FREE www.ctc.ac.nz 

CONTENTS 

About us 4 

Day to day 5 

Frequently asked questions 6 

Courses on offer 8–14 

Application form 15–18 

High School endorsement form 19 

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ABOUT US 

The best of school and beyond 

The Canterbury Tertiary College (CTC) is a partnership 

between secondary schools and our regions’ tertiary 

education providers. Together we’re offering you 

the best of both worlds with the opportunity to 

successfully complete your NCEA studies at secondary 

school and take your first steps toward gaining a 

tertiary qualification. With a diverse range of study 

options, you can learn new skills and explore your 

future career direction. 

You will focus on relevant skills and industry based 

training that leads to employment, apprenticeship 

opportunities or further tertiary study. The CTC 

partnership also values the social aspects of secondary 

school with students still able to enjoy their extra 

curricula activities and friendships. 

Having access to both school and tertiary support 

services also helps make for a smoother transition into 

the workplace or adult learning environment. 

Value for you as a student 

Some young people find choosing a career or study 

path a daunting process. Now you can explore what 

interests you most while enjoying with the support of 

your secondary school and CTC. 

Expand on your existing talents and gain new skills in 

our purpose-built facilities. Working in small groups 

you will be tutored by industry experts and experience 

all aspects of the tertiary environment including further 

career advice and study support. 

Career opportunities 

Entering the workplace with many of the skills you need 

to secure a fulfilling career will impress future employers. 

Through our strong industry connections we know 

what qualifications and experience the marketplace 

requires and our industry relationships help to secure 

valuable workplace experience, apprenticeships and job 

placements. 

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Providers 

In 2013, CTC will partner with many of the regions 

leading tertiary institutions and local secondary 

schools to provide a wide variety of courses. Students 

will be dual enrolled at their secondary school and the 

tertiary institute offering their course. Our partners 

include: 

• CPIT Madras Street and 

Trades Innovation 

Institute, Ensors 

Road 

• Aoraki Polytechnic Timaru 

• Aranui High School Shortland Street 

• Hagley Community College Hagley Avenue 

• Linwood College Aldwins Road 

• SIT Waterloo Road 

Timetable options 

The 2013 timetable options are: 

Thursday and Friday, 8.30am-3pm 

OR Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 1-5pm 

Some courses include block courses during the school 

holidays. If your school has other requirements that 

differ from the timetable above please contact us. 


DAY TO DAY 

Start dates 

We are currently accepting applications for courses 

that start in February 2013. Some courses have 

additional start dates in July 2013. 

Start dates are subject to change and courses must 

achieve a minimum number of applicants before they 

can run. 

Working with your secondary school 

If your school has other requirements please contact 

us. We can work with your school on timetable 

options, locations and start dates. 

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FREQUENTLY 

ASKED 

QUESTIONS 

Q How many actual NCEA credits are there? 

a This depends on the course that you choose to do. 

All credits will go towards your NCEA qualification. 

Q Are there any fees? 

a There are no fees associated with these courses – 

all materials and equipment will be supplied. 

Q Is there funding for travel to and from the course? 

a Transport funding is decided on a case by case 

basis. Each school must advise CTC of anticipated 

costs for the duration of the course so that funding 

can be approved. 

Q Will I be in a class with adults or other school students? 

a Classes will only have students from Canterbury 

secondary schools. 

Q Who finds the work experience? 

a CTC works with you to find a suitable work 

experience placement. 

Q Are the qualifications internationally recognised? 

a Yes, all qualifications are recognised by NZQA on 

the National Qualifications Framework. 

Q Do I have to go to school every day and 

what if I don’t go? 

a You need to participate fully in both your 

secondary school course and your CTC course. 

Your attendance is monitored daily. 

Q Can I change my days or course option? 

a This will depend on when you want to make the 

change and if there is space available in the option 

you want to move to. 

Q Can I go back to school if it doesn’t work out? 

a Yes, you can return to school full time. 

Q Can I get help with learning? 

a All students on CTC courses have access to a 

variety of learning support services. Just let us 

know if you need our help. 

Q Will this course give me direct entry to further study 

in a higher qualification? 

a All CTC courses have pathways to higher levels of 

education across the tertiary sector. Entry depends 

on your results. 



COURSES 

Applied Engineering 8 

Automotive/Autobody 8 

Business Administration & Computing 9 

Carpentry 9 

Civil Skills 10 

Cookery 10 

Early Childhood Education & Care 10 

Electrical Engineering 11 

Furniture & Joinery 11 

Hairdressing (Salon Support) 12 

Hospitality 12 

Introduction to Trades 12 

Mechanical Engineering 13 

Plasterboard, Painting & Decorating 13 

Plumbing & Drainlaying 13 

Pre Health & Support 14 

Science & Health 14 

Welding & Structural Steel 14 

Note: Other study areas may be available for your 

school. Please contact us to discuss your options. 

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Applied Engineering: Design & Practice Level 2 OUTCOME: National Certificate 

in Electronic 

Technology 

Working with our experienced professionals you will explore the technical skills 

associated with Mechanical (Design & Drawing), Electrical and Electronic Engineering. 

Course Content 

In our course you will learn the various aspects of Applied Engineering within the 

Mechanical and Electrical disciplines. You will develop skills around Electronics Design 

and Assembly, as well as Mechanical Engineering Design including Computer Aided 

Design using 3D parametric modelling software (Inventor). 

Your work will be practical and project based and includes sketching and model 

making, both on the computer for virtual models, and in a laboratory/workshop for 

physical models. Successful students will obtain the National Certificate in Electronic 

Technology Level 2, 40 credits, together with 22 credits in Mechanical (Design and 

Drawing). 

Future Opportunities 

Further study options are the National Certificate in Electronic Technology 

Level 3 and New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE). 

Applied Engineering: Design & Practice Level 3 

Further develop your skills in Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic Engineering. 


On completion of this course you will be able to plan and produce Computer Aided 

Design (CAD) scale production drawings. You will select and interpret mechanical 

engineering drawings, and create and modify three dimensional engineering models. 

You will develop technical skills in the construction, operation and performance of 

electronic programmable circuits, electronic devices and prototypes. Knowledge of 

electronic product development, Analogue to Digital Conversion (ADC) and Digital to 

Analogue Conversion (DAC) digital electronic interface devices and logic circuits are 

also covered within this course. Successful students will obtain the National Certificate 

in Electronics Technology Level 3, 42 credits, together with 18 credits in Mechanical 

(Design and Drawing). 


Depending on the school study chosen, you can progress from this course to the 

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) or Bachelor of Engineering Technology. 

Discover the key skills and techniques for motor industry careers and work with our 

expert automotive and autobody tutors in world class workshops. 


Learn general aspects of automotive and autobody skills as well as the use and care of 

tools. You will also complete 120 hours of work experience with a reputable company. 

Our in-depth course helps you to understand motor and machine theories and topics 

like useful calculations, safe work practices and communication skills. 


When you finish this course you will be ready to move on to Level 3 of apprenticeship 

based qualifications in whichever automotive area you choose to specialise in. You must 

successfully complete Level 3 before you can study the Level 4 course. 

LEVEL: 2 

PROGRAMME CODE: CH4021 

CREDITS: 43 NQF 

62 CPIT 

PROVIDER: CPIT Madras Street 

Note: It is recommended that 

English and maths are studied at 

Level 2 concurrently with this course. 

OUTCOME: National Certificate 

in Electronic 

Technology 

LEVEL: 3 


CREDITS: 60 


Note: It is recommended that 

English and maths are studied at 

Level 2 concurrently with this course. 

Automotive/Autobody OUTCOME: Certificate in 

Motor Industry 

(Entry Skills) 

LEVEL: 2 


CREDITS: 56 (Year 1) 

41 (Year 2 Automotive 

42 (Year 2) Autobody 

PROVIDER: CPIT Trades 

Innovation Institute 

Ensors Road 

SIT Waterloo Road 

Note: This is a two year 

programme. In your second year 

you can choose to specialise in 

Automotive or Autobody. 


Business Administration & Computing OUTCOME: National Certificate 

in Business 

Our professional tutors will guide you through the latest software and systems most 

businesses are using today. 


Learning activities are practically based and range from core study in the key computer 

applications for business administration to communications, customer service and 

office skills. Keyboard skill and speed is also further developed. 


With this certificate you will be able to apply for office administration assistant, retail 

and reception positions or complete further certificates, diplomas and degrees in 

business, commerce and computing. 

Carpentry Level 3 

Working in small groups using the latest tools and equipment, our expert tutors will 

guide you through core carpentry techniques and theories. 


Your training will be focused on understanding measurements, calculations, quantities, 

materials, carpentry methods as well as the use and care of hand and power tools. You 

will also complete 100 hours of workplace learning with a building company. 


On completion of our course you can either move on to further training with the 

Certificate in Carpentry Level 4 or take on an apprenticeship and study at night school. 


Expand your knowledge with our expert carpentry tutors taking your core carpentry 

techniques and theories to a more skilled level. 


Our course focuses on practical projects and carpentry theory. You will become 

confident with calculations, quantities, drawing, and improve your communication 

skills. Other subjects include the study of tools, machines and timbers plus you 

will learn about the construction details for single and two storey homes and light 

commercial buildings. You will also complete 100 hours of workplace learning with a 

building company. 


On completion of our course you can move on to further training or take on an 

apprenticeship and study at night school. With further study, the construction industry 

has opportunities for promotion to jobs like leading hand, foreman, construction 

manager, project manager or running your own business as an independent contractor. 


Administration & 

Computing 

LEVEL: 3 

PROGRAMME CODE: NCO633 

CREDITS: 69 


OUTCOME: Credits towards the 

Certificate in 


LEVEL: 3 


COURSE CODE: CTCC300 

CREDITS: 60 



Ensors Road 


Aoraki Polytechnic, 

Timaru 

OUTCOME: Certificate in 

Carpentry 

LEVEL: 4 


COURSE CODE: CTCC400 

CREDITS: 60 



Ensors Road 


Note: You must have completed 

CTCC300 Carpentry Level 3 before 

beginning this course. 

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Civil Skills 

The demand for skilled and work ready employees to take up civil construction roles 

has never been greater in our region. This is your first step to employment in the 

sector. 


You will develop core skills in the areas of paving, concreting and construction 

infrastructure. You will also apply health and safety requirements to the civil 

construction environment and gain the Site Safe Certificate and the Traffic Controller 

Certificate (TC1). During the course, you will do 200 hours of work experience. 


On completion you can enter into the industry as a skilled civil construction worker 

with one of the many companies seeking employees. 

Completion also enables you to apply for the National Certificate in Infrastructure 

Works with optional strands in Earthworks, Pavement Surfacing, Roads, Rural 

Contracting and Utilities. These courses can be completed while you are employed. 

Cookery 

Work alongside professional cookery tutors in a commercial kitchen environment 

learning what it takes to become a chef. 


Our experts help you develop the skills you need to cook routine dishes in a 

commercial kitchen. We cover general foundation cookery methods and preparation 

techniques. 

Learn about diverse workplaces and how to: participate in a team; prepare fruit and 

vegetables, sandwiches and salads; clean food production areas and equipment; 

handle knives; food and workplace safety; perform calculations; as well as frying, 

baking, boiling, poaching, steaming and grilling food. 


Aspiring chefs and restaurateurs can enjoy further training with options like the 

National Certificate in Baking Level 3 or the Diploma in Professional Cookery Level 5. 

OUTCOME: Essential Civil Skills 

LEVEL: 2 

PROGRAMME CODE: RCEC20 

CREDITS: 40-46 NZQF 




Ensors Road 


Certificate in 

Cookery for the 

Hospitality Industry 

LEVEL: 3 


CREDITS: 62 at CPIT 


Note: Students from any school can 

attend either programme. 

Early Childhood Education & Care* OUTCOME: National Certificate 

in Early Childhood 

Education & Care 

The National Certificate in Early Childhood Education & Care will provide you with a 

base knowledge in all areas of early childhood education. 


Our theory and practice in early childhood education uses Te Whariki - The Early 

Childhood Curriculum to study development patterns in young children and how to 

recognise milestones in a child’s development. You will understand the uniqueness 

of each child and an appreciation and respect for the children you are in a position 

to influence. Learn about the importance of communication between family, whanau, 

community and society and the role of other organisations within the early childhood 

service. You will also be required to complete 80 hours of professional practice in an 

early childhood environment as part of this course. 


You can further your training by completing a National Certificate in ECE Level 5 

(centre-based training), a Bachelor of Teaching & Learning (Early Childhood) or 

NZ Nanny School courses. 

LEVEL: 3 

PROGRAMME CODE: TBA 

CREDITS: Level 2 – 22 

Level 3 – 41 

PROVIDER: Hagley Community 

College 

Hagley Avenue 

*Subject to final approval 

TBA: to be advised 


Electrical Engineering Level 2 

Trained by our expert professionals in safe and specialised facilities, you will work in 

small groups to learn basic skills in electrical practices. 


You will focus on the use of electrical diagrams, instruments and mechanics as well 

as simple mathematics and measurements. We teach you the best way to solder 

wires and components, how to install flexible cords and the use of safeguards with 

portable appliances. 

Part of our course includes work experience and we also teach safe working practices 

and safety testing, first-aid and CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), and basic 

employment rights and workplace responsibilities. 


On successful completion of our course you can move on to the National Certificate 

in Electrical Engineering Level 3 or take on an apprenticeship completing your 

studies at night school. 

Electrical Engineering Level 3 

Learn more advanced skills to help start your career in the electrical industry once 

you have successfully completed the National Certificate in Electrical Engineering 

Level 2. 


Following from your Level 2 studies, our expert professionals will guide you through 

a course of key electrical practices including: drawing and interpreting electrical 

diagrams; computer applications for electrical engineers; AC motors, power and 

power factor theory; earthing, single phase and three phase; and power supplies, 

cables and accessories. Other aspects include work experience with a reputable 

company, trade and safety standards, report writing and employee rights and 

responsibilities. CTC only delivers the off-job component of the National Certificate. 

To complete the on-job requirements of this qualification you will be required to 

enter a training agreement with the ETITO. 


Once you have completed 80% or more of the National Certificate in Electrical 

Engineering Level 3 (153 credits) you can move on to the National Certificate in 

Electrical Engineering Level 4. 

Furniture & Joinery 

Expert tutors will introduce you to the tools, materials and processes common to 

the Furniture and Joinery industries. 


During this course you will learn about using hand and power tools and fixed 

machinery under supervision. You will be able to hand turn wood to produce 

furniture articles and understand the differences between timber and manufactured 

boards. Measuring and calculating on freehand, isometric and oblique drawing 

desks are also developed. Learn how to use adhesives and sealants, mechanical 

fixings and methods of attachment. Safe practices and documents used to order, 

receive, handle and store joinery materials are studied, as well as the safe working 

practices required in joinery workplaces. Completion of this course fulfils the entry 

requirements for the Certificate in Furniture & Joinery Level 3. 


You can seek a career in the Furniture and Joinery industry or progress to further 

study in the Certificate in Furniture & Joinery Level 3 and Level 4. 



in Engineering 

LEVEL: 2 

PROGRAMME CODE: NC5391 

CREDITS: 44 



Ensors Road 



National Certificate 

in Engineering 

Level 3 

LEVEL: 3 


CREDITS: 54 



Ensors Road 

OUTCOME: Credits towards 

the Certificate in 

Furniture & Joinery 

Level 2 

LEVEL: 2 


CREDITS: 67 



Ensors Road 

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Hairdressing (Salon Support) 

Our professional tutors will introduce you to all features of the exciting 

world of hairdressing. 


Passionate about sharing their skills and knowledge, our tutors teach you essential hair 

consultation, analysis and treatments, the latest trends and styling methods, as well 

as the most popular products and technologies. Our facilities mirror those of a real 

salon and we invite clients in for you to practise your styling skills on. We also cover 

salon administration and communication details like managing bookings, looking after 

clients, plus displaying and selling products. The main areas of study you will learn are: 

• shampoos, treatments, colouring • introduction to cutting and chemical treatment 

• styling, design, blow waving and long hair styling • reception skills, customer service 

and service workflow. 


We know these are the skills that potential employers are seeking and our tutors are 

enthusiastic about helping you gain further work experience and apprenticeships. 

Hospitality 

Experience the varied roles available in the hospitality sector and discover the 

best fit for your interests and personality. 


Whether you want to work as a chef, barista or in the area of restaurant service and 

hospitality management, our practical course will help you make the right decision. 

Topics include practical professional cookery and bakery, guest service taster, 

introduction to restaurant service, introduction to bar service and barista training. 


There are so many different roles throughout the hospitality and tourism industry 

and you can also study further for certificates in: Baking; Cookery for the Hospitality 

Industry; Restaurant, Wine & Bar; or for Diplomas in Professional Cookery or 

Hospitality Management. 

Introduction to Trades 

Learn about all the options Construction, Motor and Engineering trades have to offer 

for your future career. 


During our module you will get hands-on experience and discover what each trade is 

all about. 

The trades we take a detailed look at include: 

• Autobody • Joinery 

• Automotive • Masonry 

• Carpentry • Painting & Decorating 

• Electrical • Plumbing 

• Engineering • Welding. 


Completing this module will help you understand the choices available for your 

future study and training. 


in Salon Support 

LEVEL: 3 


CREDITS: 75 

PROVIDER: SIT Waterloo Road 


in Hospitality 

(Introduction to 

Cookery) 

LEVEL: 2 

PROGRAMME CODE: NCO552 

CREDITS: 45 

PROVIDER: Aranui High School 

Option 2: This course has a block 

course in the second week of each 

holiday break. You will gain 

11 Level 2 credits. 

Please phone CTC for more 

information. 



Foundation Studies 

(Introduction to 

Trades) 

LEVEL: 2 


CREDITS: 60 



Ensors Road 


Aoraki Polytechnic, 

Timaru 

Note: A female only class is also 

available with CPIT, in addition to 

mixed gender classes. 


Mechanical Engineering 

Training in small groups with industry expert tutors using specialised equipment helps 

you to learn the skills needed to start a career in engineering. 


In our pre trade course you will learn everything from sketching, calculations and 

measurements to maintenance and safe work practice. Key subjects are: 

• fitting, turning, toolmaking 

• maintenance, fabrication and diagnostics 

• machining and precision machining 

• use of power tools and welding techniques. 

During this year you will also complete 40 hours of work experience. 


You may choose to continue your studies as an apprentice or take the full time study 

option and gain higher qualifications such as: National Certificate in Mechanical 

Engineering Level 4 (Part Time) in a training agreement with Competenz; New Zealand 

Diploma in Engineering (Full Time). 

Plasterboard, Painting & Decorating 

Develop a keen eye for detail and all the professional methods you need to 

gain employment, apply for an apprenticeship or work as an assistant. 


The course has been designed to give you all the fundamental skills to gain work as a 

plasterer or painter. These include skills in industrial safety, basic scaffolding, surface 

preparation and application techniques. Practical skills, training, theory, industry visits, 

guest speakers and work experience are involved. 


If you obtain employment as a painter you can then enrol in the Certificate in Painting 

& Decorating Practicum (Part B) Level 3 and receive additional credits towards your 

painting apprenticeship. 

Discover the ultimate pathway into your apprenticeship with our module offering 

major work experience in an industry that is always on the lookout for skilled people. 


The Drainlaying Introduction Module (RCDL20) has been designed to give you all the 

fundamental skills you need to gain employment as an apprentice drainlayer. These 

include industrial safety, tools, materials and basic processes and one or a combination 

of the following activities: work observation, industry visits, guest speakers or work 

experience. Completion of this module will put you in a strong position when applying 

for an apprenticeship in the industry and during the course you will do up to 100 hours 

of work experience. 


You can further your training with the next level by completing the Pre Trade Plumbing 

Module (RCPG20), apply for an apprenticeship or start work in the Drainlaying, Plumbing 

or Gasfitting industry as an assistant. 



in Mechanical 

Engineering 

LEVEL: 2 


CREDITS: 62 



Ensors Road 



the Certificate 

of Proficiency 

(Foundation) 

(Plasterboard, 

Painting & 

Decorating) 

LEVEL: 3 


CREDITS: 62 NZQF 




Ensors Road 

Plumbing & Drainlaying OUTCOME: Drainlaying 

Introduction 

(Module) 

LEVEL: 2 

PROGRAMME CODE: RCDL20 

CREDITS: 40 



Ensors Road 

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Pre Health & Support* 

Our professional tutors will train you in many aspects of health care and give you an 

insight into all of the different directions you can take in this sector. 


Exploring health and social services through practical training, work observation, 

industry visits and guest speakers will help you take care of others as well as give 

insight into own your state of wellbeing. You will complete the St John’s Workplace 

First Aid Certificate and other courses including: 

• Introduction to Health & Social Services • Interpersonal Communication 

• Activities of Daily Living • Human Growth & Development 

• Personal Health & Wellness • Career Development. 


You can work with children or adults as a caregiver or support worker in health, 

education or social services sectors, or choose to gain further qualifications like the 

Certificate in Human Services, Diploma in Enrolled Nursing or the National Certificate 

in Mental Health Support Work. Advanced studies include degrees like the Bachelor of 

Social Work or the Bachelor of Nursing. 

Science & Health* 

Our science team will help you understand the different strands of science including 

those related to health and the human body. 


Exploring science through a hands-on approach you will learn fundamental knowledge 

and skills in various areas of science including human anatomy, microbiology and 

chemistry. 


Successful completion of this certificate, combined with suitable achievement in English 

and Mathematics at school, enables you to apply for entry to one of the following 

degrees: Bachelor of Medical Imaging and the Bachelor of Applied Science specialising 

in Laboratory Technology, Sports & Exercise Science or Physical Activity, Health & 

Wellness. 

Welding & Structural Steel 

Train with our expert tutors and work in small groups to learn techniques for making, 

joining and repairing metalwork. 


In this pre trade course you will complete 60 hours work experience and learn key 

welding skills as well as: 

• interpreting drawings and making calculations • recognising and setting machinery 

• thermal cutting • Arc and MIG welding processes • industrial safety processes. 


You may choose to continue your studies as an apprentice or take a full time study 

option with the Certificate in Engineering (Fitting Turning & Tool Making) and the 

National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering which will see you qualified to study 

for the National Certificate in Engineering Level 4 in the fields of either: mechanical, 

engineering, heavy or light fabrication or steel construction. 




(Health & Support) 

LEVEL: TBA 


CREDITS: TBA 


*Pending approval 





(Science & Health)* 

LEVEL: TBA 


CREDITS: TBA 


*Pending approval 


OUTCOME: Certificate in 

Engineering (Welding 

& Structural Steel) 

LEVEL: 2 


CREDITS: 60 



Ensors Road 


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STUDENT 

APPLICATION 

Information supplied on this form is required to 

complete an enrolment at CTC and for Ministry of 

Education statistics. Processing of your enrolment 

requires this form is fully completed with all of the 

necessary documents included. This application 

must be accompanied by your High School 

Endorsement Form. 

Please post to: 

Canterbury Tertiary College 

PO Box 540 

Christchurch 8140

Please complete ALL sections of this form. 

PERSONAL DETAILS 

CTC Student ID National Student 

(if known) Identity (NSI) or 

NZQA No. (if known) 

Legal surname Title Mr Mrs Ms Miss Other 

Legal first names Gender F M 

Preferred name Date of Birth Day Month Year 

Previous name 

(if different) 

Home address Alternative 

(Results will be address (while 

sent to your studying) 

home address 

unless otherwise 

advised) 

Phone number Home Work Phone Number Home Work 

Mobile Fax Email 

Please advise your preferred method of contact - eg phone/email 

PARENT/WHANAU CONTACT DETAILS 

Name Mobile 

Phone number Day Night Address 

Relationship to you/student 

CITIZENSHIP 

It is a Ministry of Education requirement that you MUST provide a verified copy of your birth certificate, passport or other evidence of permanent 

residency to verify your status as a domestic student. 

NZ Citizen NZ Permanent Resident Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident Other 

If Other, write down your country of citizenship 

(For students with dual citizenship, specify the country of citizenship of the passport used to enter New Zealand.) 

ETHNICITY 

With which of the following ethnic groups do you identify? (You may tick or specify up to three boxes.) 

NZ European/Pakeha Niuean Chinese Other Pacific Island Please specify 

New Zealand Maori Samoan Australian Other Asian Please specify 

Cook Island Maori Tokelauan British Other Please specify 

Fijian Tongan Indian 

For New Zealand Maori, please identify your Iwi. (You may list more than one.)

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS 

Is English your first language? YES NO 

If NO, please specify your first language 

MEDICAL DETAILS 

Do you have a medical condition you want the CTC to be aware of? YES NO 

If YES, please specify 

Do you have an impairment, long term injury, specific learning disability, chronic illness, mental health condition, or are you deaf? 

YES NO 

If YES, please tick one of the following categories. (The Disability Coordinator will contact you with information about the support that is available.) 

Mobility Vision Hearing Learning Speech Other Please specify 

GP Name GP Phone number 

In an emergency, do you need help to evacuate the building? YES NO 

STATISTICAL INFORMATION 

What secondary school do you attend? 

Please add what year you are in at school? 

Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 

What is the highest level of achievement you hold from secondary school? (Tick one box only) 

No formal or secondary NCEA 1 or School Certificate NCEA 2 or Sixth Form Certificate 

qualification in one or more subjects in one or more subjects 

Other (Please specify if none of the above) 

Will this be the first year you have ever enrolled in an Institute of Technology, University, Polytechnic, College of Education, Private Training 

Establishment or Wananga, either in New Zealand or overseas since leaving school? Do not include enrolments in community, STAR, or hobby 

classes. 

YES NO If you answered NO, please enter the year of your first enrolment 

PROGRAMME DETAILS 

List the course you wish to enrol in: 

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Privacy: CPIT, as the leading provider of CTC, collects and stores information from this form to comply with the requirements of the Ministry 

of Education (funding and student statistical returns) and other third parties, including high schools and parents/guardians. In signing this 

registration/enrolment form you authorise such disclosure to third parties on the understanding that CPIT will observe the general conditions 

governing the release of information, as set out in the Privacy Act 1993. Please refer to the CTC Student Handbook for full details. CTC collects 

and stores information from this form to keep you advised about programmes, courses and services available at CPIT. 

National Student Index Number: Please note that your name, date of birth and residency as entered on this enrolment will be included in the 

National Student Index, and will be used in an Authorised Information Matching programme with the New Zealand Birth Register. For further 

information please see www.nsi.govt.nz/ima 

Rules: In signing this Application to Enrol you undertake to comply with the academic policies and procedures and other rules and regulations of 

CPIT (the leading provider of CTC). Should CTC receive insufficient numbers for the programme to run, you accept CTC will be obliged to cancel the 

programme and will not be liable for any non-fee related costs incurred by you. 

Declaration: I declare that to the best of my knowledge all the information supplied on and with this Application to Enrol is true and complete. 

I agree to abide by the conditions outlined in the CTC Student Handbook and I consent to the disclosure of personal information as described 

above. I understand that if I have supplied false information or do not comply with the rules and regulations of CTC, my enrolment may be 

cancelled. I undertake to protect my PIN and password from improper use; in particular, I declare I will not disclose my PIN and password to any 

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ENDORSEMENT 

FORM 

School 

What year are you currently in at school? Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 

Name of contact at school 

Applicant’s name 

CTC course name 

Select your preference: 

Weekly timetable options 2 full days (Thursday and Friday), 8.30am-3pm 

Select your preferred location: 

CPIT, Ensors Road CPIT, Madras Street 

3 afternoons (Tuesday, Thursday and Friday),1-5pm 

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Linwood College Other _________________________________________ 

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