马努卡理工学院/Manukau Institute of Technology

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Course details

Summary

Programme highlights

Get the confidence to know you have the all-round skills to make a great start to your higher education journey and a career in digital technologies, business, business administration or tourism.

Through a series of interesting group projects you'll get training on how to use the internet and other technology, as well as reading, writing, math's and other learning and study skills.

On successfully completing this programme you'll be able to easily progress to further study or other training that will help you get work or move forward with your employment goals.

Programme structure

You will complete the following courses which develop skills in literacy and numeracy, internet research, academic study, use of digital technologies and personal management:

Workplace Readiness (Communication in Practice)
Financial Toolkit (Mathematics in Practice)
Industry Cadetship Project

Further study

New Zealand Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) (Level 3); or
New Zealand Certificate in Tourism (Level 3); or
New Zealand Certificate in Contact Centres (Level 3)

Entry criteria

Academic requirements

There are no academic requirements for entry into this programme

International students are required to meet the minimum English language requirements for this level programme

The delivery team may require applicants to be able to demonstrate the appropriate tenacity, initiative and motivation required to successfully study in this programme as part of the entry process. These attributes may be assessed at the orientation/counselling session. Information may be gathered as to the applicant’s aspirations, goals, prior educational experience and prior work history.

Orientation/counselling sessions will be contextualisation specific. The guidance and support of Whanau, family members or support people is encouraged at this session.

The suitability of the programme to meet the applicant’s needs may be established through an initial literacy and numeracy assessment.