International Prospectus - Wellington Institute of Technology

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International Prospectus
2014/2015
Welcome
Greetings and Welcome to
Wellington Institute of Technology!
I’m delighted that you are considering Wellington
Everyone who works at Wellington Institute of
Institute of Technology as your education provider.
Technology is committed to helping you achieve
Wellington Institute of Technology has held an
success in your studies and gain the most from
important position in educating New Zealanders for
your experience in New Zealand.
more than 100 years and enjoys a national reputation
for its high-quality professional, applied qualifications.
Wellington is at the heart of New Zealand and is the
Studying at a world-class vocational institute such
centre of innovation and creativity – it’s a wonderful
as WelTec will help you develop the skills that are in
place to live, so please make the most of your time
demand by employers.
here and enjoy all of the fantastic benefits of living in
our capital city.
Each year we welcome hundreds of international
students from more than 30 countries, many of whom
I wish you success in your studies and all the best for
go on to work in New Zealand after graduating. Skills
your time with us.
and experience gained from living and studying in New
Zealand will make the difference as you develop your
career here in New Zealand, in your home country or
elsewhere in the global workforce.
Dr Linda Sissons
Chief Executive, Wellington Institute of Technology
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Wellington
Heart of New Zealand
Wellington is the political,
cultural and creative heart
of New Zealand. Capital city
Wellington has the highest
incomes, best- educated work
force and lowest unemployment in
the country.
Vibrant Wellington!
Wellington is the study destination of choice for smart,
Arts Festival, NZ Rugby Sevens, Montana World of
ambitious and imaginative students from all over the
Wearable Art and Summer City Festival Wellington.
Wellington is compact, vibrant and full of life. The city is
home to hundreds of cafes, restaurants and bars, over
50 museums and galleries, and has a wide range of
high street shops, malls, designer boutiques and local
markets.
Every year the city hosts music festivals, concerts and
carnivals as well as major events like the International
world. Studying in Wellington gives you access to
world-class education opportunities and all the benefits
of living in one of the world’s most interesting and
diverse capital cities.
Friendly and Fun
Wellington is famous for its warm welcome to people
from all over the world – 40 national Embassies and
High Commissions are resident here. We are proud of
our tolerant, safe society – and of our fabulous natural
environment.
Centred on a beautiful natural harbour, Wellington
is surrounded by kilometres of beach, native forests
and hills and mountains. Wellingtonians love to enjoy
the natural environment - swimming, surfing, sailing,
fishing, diving, mountain biking, hiking … and taking
part in any sport you’d like to try – all are on offer
and many are free of charge. Come and join us in
Wellington, and you will never want to leave!
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WelTec
at the Heart of
Wellington
Whether you study at one of WelTec’s centre city
campuses, or in the charming historical suburb of
Petone, you will have the best of both worlds; living in
the heart of a vibrant, interesting city and being able to
escape to the countryside, harbour and hills to relax,
refresh or play.
Wellington Institute
of Technology
WelTec is a public Institute of Technology established
and funded by the New Zealand Government.
Students have a wealth of choice of over 100
internationally recognised courses that are approved
and accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications
Authority (NZQA). WelTec provides seamless English
and academic pathways to its programmes and
credit for qualifications gained offshore.
A broad range of qualifications is offered from
certificates and diplomas to degree and graduate
diploma courses. Programmes are developed with
industry partners, using the latest technologies to
provide real world courses that are practical and
relevant for today’s workplace. Targeted academic
support provides a caring and stimulating study
environment and students are ready to work.
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Why WelTec
Employers want graduates who have practical skills,
are comfortable using new technology, can solve
Small Classes
problems, develop new ideas and can learn from
WelTec classes are designed to ensure you do not get
experience.
lost in the crowd. Small classes mean you benefit from
individual attention and you can really get to know your
WelTec will help you prepare to be ahead of the
teachers and classmates.
competition in the employment market.
Industry Links
Graduates in Demand
WelTec’s practical approach, small classes and
WelTec has strong business, industry and professional
dedicated tutors produce graduates who are set for
partnerships. Our programmes are developed closely
success and can easily and quickly make the transition
with industry professionals to ensure courses and
to work. Employer feedback tells us they receive real
qualifications are current and relevant to business and
value from employing WelTec graduates.
employment needs.
Practical Programmes
Students work on real projects and employers routinely
recruit our graduates directly from WelTec.
Up to 95% of WelTec students undertake some form of
work placement or work experience as part of
their studies.
This can include industry-based projects,
cadetships, internships, field trips,
and practical work placements.
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Programmes
for International Students
This list is of the Top 45 programmes for International Students
For a complete list of all WelTec programmes, go to www.weltec.ac.nz
Beauty Therapy & Make-Up Artistry
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LEVEL
DURATION
INTAKE
IELTS*
Diploma in Beauty Therapy
26
5
2 years
Feb
5.5
Certificate in Beautician Services
26
4
1 year
Feb
5.5
Certificate in Special Effects and Makeup Artistry
26
4
1 Trimester
Feb
5.5
Graduate Diploma in Management - (Organisational Development, HR Strategy,
Hospitality Strategy)
14
7
1 year
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
Bachelor of Applied Management
14
7
3 years
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
NZ Diploma in Business
14
6
2 years
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
Business Management
Diploma in Marketing
14
6
18 months
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
Diploma in Accounting (Accounting Technician)
14
6
2 years
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
NZIM Diploma in Management
14
5
1 year
Feb/Jul/Nov
5.5
Graduate Diploma in Creative Technologies
25
7
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Bachelor of Creative Technologies
25
7
3 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Creative Technologies
25
6
2 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
Certificate in Creative Technologies
25
4
1 Trimester
Feb/Jul/Nov
5.5
20
6
2 years
Feb
6.0
Bachelor of Engineering Technology
18
7
3 years
Feb/Jul
6.0 *
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil)
18
6
2 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical)
18
6
2 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical)
18
6
2 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
National Diploma in Architectural Technology
19
6
2 years
Feb
6.0
National Diploma in Quantity Surveying
19
6
2 years
Feb
6.0
Creative Technologies
A portfolio must be submitted with your application to these programmes.
Construction Trades
National Diploma in Construction Management
Engineering Technology
Certificate in Foundation Studies (Engineering)
19
4
1 Trimester
Feb/Nov/Jul
5.5
Certificate in Foundation Studies (Engineering)
19
3
1 Trimester
Feb/Nov/Jul
5.0
* No score below 6.0 for writing/speaking.
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English Language
PAGE
LEVEL
DURATION
INTAKE
IELTS*
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1-3
12 weeks
Fortnightly
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Diploma in Exercise Science
20
6
2 years
Feb
6.0
Certificate in Exercise Science
20
5
1 year
Feb
5.5
Graduate Diploma in Addiction, Alcohol & Drug Studies*
21
7
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Bachelor of Addiction Studies*
21
7
3 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
Bachelor of Counselling*
21
7
3 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Health Psychology
21
5
1 year
Feb
5.5
Certificate in English Skills
Exercise Science
Health, Social Services and Counselling
* Offered in Wellington and Auckland
Hospitality
Graduate Diploma in Event Management
22
7
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Hospitality Operations Supervision
22
5 (3,4)
2 years
Feb/Jul
5.5
Certificate in Food Preparation and Culinary Arts *
22
4
1 year
Feb/Jul
5.5
Certificate in Patisserie
22
4
20 weeks
Feb/Jul
5.5
Certificate in Food and Beverage Service*
22
4
1 year
Feb
5.5
Certificate in Hotel Reception*
22
3
1 year
Feb
5.0
Graduate Diploma in Information Assurance and Security
17
7
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
17
7
1 year
Feb/Jul/Nov
6.0
Bachelor of Information Technology
17
7
3 years
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Information Technology (BIT yr 2)
17
6
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Information Technology (BIT yr 1)
17
5
1 year
Feb/Jul
6.0
Diploma in Computer Servicing
17
5
1 year
Feb/Jul
5.5
Certificate in International Tourism*
27
4
1 year
Feb
5.5
Certificate in Tourism*
27
4
1 Trimester
Feb/Jul
5.5
Certificate in Tourism
27
3
1 Trimester
Feb/Jul
5.0
* Year one option for Diploma in Hospitality Operations Supervision
Information Technology
Tourism
Disclaimer: The information contained in this list describes the courses we intend to offer. The information is correct at the time of publishing (March 2014).
*Minimum required IELTS –
If English is not your first language, the following minimum IELTS (Academic) scores are required:
Certificate at Level 3:
A minimum IELTS (Academic) score of 5 with no band score lower than 5
Certificate or Diploma at level 6 or 7:
A minimum IELTS (Academic) score of 6 with no band score lower than 5.5
Certificate at Level 4:
A minimum IELTS (Academic) score of 5.5 with no band score lower than 5
Degree:
Certificate or Diploma at Level 5:
A minimum IELTS (Academic) score of 5.5 with no band score lower than 5
Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma:
Source: New Zealand Qualification Authority
For International Entry Requirements for Students with Overseas Qualifications > go to page 28
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Pathways into WelTec Programmes
WelTec offers a broad range of approved
qualifications from certificates and
diplomas to degree and graduate
diploma programmes.
The qualification levels allow for staged pathways through
the programmes from Level 4 to Level 7 on the New Zealand
Qualifications Framework.
International students can enrol directly from high school or after
completing professional qualifications or work experience in their
home countries. See page 28 for more details about country specific entry requirements.
You can enter at any level providing you satisfy the entry criteria.
WelTec’s English language programmes act as a pathway to further
academic study to our certificate, degree, bachelor and graduate
diploma programmes or to study at other tertiary institutions in
New Zealand and abroad. Our programmes are tailored to your level
of learning, and allow you to work through them to reach your goals.
Foundation Courses
WelTec’s foundation programmes are designed to increase your
knowledge of key areas and get your study off to the right start.
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Certificate
Diploma
Credit Transfer
Level 4
Levels 5 and 6
Certificates recognise skills
and knowledge required to work
in a chosen industry.
Length: 17 weeks to one year.
Diplomas allow you to gain a
broad range of general skills
and knowledge, followed by an
opportunity to focus on career
related options.
Length: Usually two years.
WelTec will consider previous study as credit towards bachelor
degrees or 2-year diploma programmes. This can help to
shorten the time you have to study for your qualification in
New Zealand. Students need to apply for credit by indicating
clearly on the enrolment form and must provide relevant supporting
documentation. Credit can also be considered for prior learning or
significant work experience in a relevant field.
Exit to
FURTHER STUDY
Degree
Graduate Diploma
Level 7
Level 7
A degree is awarded
for advanced study that
concentrates on general
principles and essential
knowledge.
Length: Three years.
These accelerated programmes
are designed for those wishing
to broaden their existing
knowledge or to retrain.
Length: One year.
Exit to
EMPLOYMENT
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English Language
Work Experience
WelTec’s programmes are taught by lecturers who are industry
specialists and classes strike a good balance between academic
content and a real-life industry focus. Many WelTec programmes
include a work placement or industry project that allow you to gain
real-world skills and crucial contacts in business and industry.
Working in the Capital City of New Zealand
If you are enrolled in a Level 5 Diploma or higher you will normally
be permitted to work while you study. This will generally allow you
to work for up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and
full-time during vacations. This is a great way to gain valuable work
experience, and meet local New Zealanders.
English Language Studies
WelTec is a great place to study English Language. Live and
study in New Zealand’s capital city, and get the opportunity
to learn English in real-world situations, visiting interesting
locations such as the New Zealand Parliament, our National
Museum “Te Papa” and Weta Workshop, home of New
Zealand’s word-famous film industry.
We offer a wide range of English Language programmes, from
beginners level to advanced, with entry points throughout the year:
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Beginner English Language Skills (Level 1)
Elementary English Language Skills (Level 1)
Pre-Intermediate English Language Skills (Level 1)
Intermediate English Language Skills (Level 2)
Upper Intermediate English Language Skills (Level 2)
Advanced English Language Skills (Level 3)
IELTS preparation programme
English for Specific Purposes (Level 3) – supporting your
English language learning in your field of interest: Engineering, Hospitality, Business, Computing and IT, and other options available.
Our classes are small and personal, with a focus on the individual
language learner. Our teachers are highly skilled and qualified, and
amongst them have many years of teaching experience.
Our courses are delivered in steps or “Levels”, allowing you to learn
at your own pace. Step by step we concentrate on improving your
reading, writing, speaking and listening, developing your vocabulary,
grammar, and pronunciation, and practising your language in real life
situations to help you develop skills and confidence.
Students from all over the world study at WelTec – you will study
English alongside new friends from many countries – and,
because most students at WelTec are “Kiwis”, you will meet lots of
New Zealand friends too.
Because WelTec is a large, multi-campus institution, you will have
access to great facilities at our main campus in Petone and in our
city campus in central Wellington – including cafeterias, computer
and IT facilities, a modern gym, great libraries and special studentfocused learning commons. And, you can use your new English
Language skills to pathway into one of WelTec’s many certificates,
diplomas, degrees and graduate diplomas in Business, Hospitality,
IT and Computing, Engineering, Creative Technologies, Counselling,
Building Construction, Hair and Beauty, or Sport and Exercise
Studies.
WelTec’s English Language classroom studies are enhanced with
field trips, activities, and real-life learning experiences. A day trip
to the New Zealand Parliament supports students to learn about
New Zealand’s political system; a visit to the Museum helps you
understand New Zealand history and culture, and visiting the Weta
Workshop “Cave” gives you new language to discuss movies, acting
and special effects (as well as having lots of fun!).
English Language Skills for Speakers of
Other Languages
Start Date: Fortnightly
Duration: 12 Weeks
Location: Petone
Entry: WelTec Placement, Test on Entry
Level 1 - 3
Improve your speaking, listening, reading, writing and overall
English communication so you can live and work successfully in
New Zealand.
There are five English Language Skills classes – Elementary,
Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced.
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Business Management
WelTec business management programmes are developed to
provide you with a wide breadth of skills and specialisations to
prepare you for the world of business. Choose from courses
that prepare you for a general role in an organisation, or
for specialisations such as accountancy, sales, marketing,
human resources, or hospitality management. Further your
knowledge of organisational management, and improve your
communication, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Graduate Diploma in Management
Start Date: Feb & July
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
With strands in Organisational Development, Human Resources or
Hospitality.
The programme develops knowledge and understanding of the
theory and practical applications of strategic management, human
resource management, leadership, project management, change
management, business analytics and intelligence, and organisational
behaviour, preparing graduates for career opportunities across a
wide spectrum of industry in a number of disciplines.
Bachelor of Applied Management
Duration: 3 Years
Location: Wellington & Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
Develop a breadth of business knowledge and expertise including
an historical perspective of business development in New Zealand
and an understanding of multicultural influences on business
operation. You will also gain the understanding necessary to
implement sustainable focused business practices.
Majors:
Start Date: Feb, July & Nov
Duration: 2 Years
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Choose from a variety of courses that cover a comprehensive range
of subject areas. You may opt for courses that give you a broad
range of business skills or combine courses that will prepare you
for a more specialised role in accountancy, marketing, human
resources or management.
Diploma in Marketing
Duration: 1½ Years
Study Options: Full & Part-Time
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
A diploma focusing on marketing, sales and communication. You
will learn how to apply marketing functions to business planning
and operations and to undertake a range of specialised activities
in marketing roles. You will gain an insight into marketing and sales
practice, marketing planning and strategy, buyer behaviour and
market research, and develop core generic business skills with
optional courses in other areas to complement your studies.
Diploma in Accounting
(Accounting Technician)
Duration: 2 Years
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
To study this diploma you will need to enrol in the New Zealand
Diploma in Business.
Accounting
Working as a managerial accounting professional your expertise
and assistance will help managers create and implement financial
strategies.
This Diploma in Accounting provides the requirements for entry into
the College of Accounting Technicians of the New Zealand Institute
of Chartered Accountants.
HR Management
New Zealand Institute of Management
Diploma in Management
New Zealand business has a constant need for qualified human
resource managers, who are responsible for an organisation’s
workforce in both public and private sectors.
Sales & Marketing
Sales and Marketing Management could see you with a key role in
planning, directing and developing the promotion and sale of an
organisation’s goods and services.
Strategic Management
As a professional in Strategic Management you will play a part in the
analyses of major initiatives taken by senior management in many
areas of both private and public sectors.
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New Zealand Diploma in Business
Duration: 34 Weeks
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
A broad-based qualification comprising of six New Zealand Diploma
in Business courses, four of which are compulsory. Often studied
concurrently with the New Zealand Diploma in Business.
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Information technology programmes focus on working with
computer hardware and software, analysing and solving
computer-related problems, and managing information
systems.
WelTec IT programmes provide opportunities for hands-on
learning experience with a focus on practical lab-work and
industry-based projects. You will learn how to identify and meet
customer expectations and requirements, identify problems
and deliver the right solutions, and develop your skills in your
chosen area of specialization.
Prepare yourself for a career in information and
communications technology jobs such as systems analyst,
computer operations, security or computer servicing.
Graduate Diploma in Information
Assurance and Security
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the security and
maintenance of Information Assurance and Security Courses
include: Information Security and Assurance; Security Testing and
Network Defence; Computer Crime and Digital Forensics; Survivable
Functional Units; Cryptography and Security Mechanisms;
Incident Response and Computer Security; Information Assurance
Networking Fundamentals; Security Models and Architecture.
Learn how to integrate security policy, practices and technologies
into operational structures and explore the principles of survivability
and information assurance.
Graduate Diploma in
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
Take your career to the next level with additional specialisation in IT.
The graduate diploma will provide a comprehensive understanding
of specialist areas within IT, including software development (Java),
information systems and management, human interface technology,
advanced database, information security and assurance,
development testing software and project management. These will
give you the right tools to apply your knowledge to an IT project.
Bachelor of Information Technology
Duration: 3 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
Graduate with your degree in applied IT work-ready and in-demand
as an IT professional. WelTec’s Bachelor of Information Technology
includes majors in Networking, Programming, Software Engineering
and Information Security. This allows you to specialise in the area of
study that best suits your interest. Alternatively, you can choose the
unendorsed option for your degree and gain a broad-based range of
skills from across the four disciplines.
MAJORS
NETWORKING
Gain technical skills in the implementation and support of computer
networks and management systems, including switching and routing,
security and converged technology and open source systems (Linux).
PROGRAMMING
Learn programming and software development skills and become
competent in a variety of programming and scripting languages.
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Develop practical ability and implementation skills in software design,
development and maintenance using engineering principles in relation
to software applications.
INFORMATION SECURITY
Learn how to configure and maintain operating systems and
applications to predict and protect the security of information.
CUSTOMISE YOUR IT DEGREE
Choosing your own courses across the four major disciplines allows
you to learn a broad range of skills.
DOUBLE MAJORS
You also have the option to select two majors, with an additional
year of study.
Diploma in Computer Servicing
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
Gain the expertise required to work successfully at a technical help
desk, in computer servicing, and other technical roles within the IT
sector. Your study prepares you for external certifications to gain
Comp TIA’s A+; Network+ and Server+ Certifications, as well as the
Help Desk Association (HDA) and ITIL industry certifications.
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Engineering Technology
Engineering technology is an applied area of study dedicated
to the development and implementation of existing technology
within a field of engineering. Engineering technologists work
with engineers on a wide variety of projects by applying
basic engineering principles and technical skills. Engineering
technologists also may assume senior management positions
in industry or become entrepreneurs.
WelTec’s Engineering School works closely with industry to
ensure our programmes are up to date with the latest industry
advancements. Specialist equipment includes a mechatronics
production and automation lab, 3D scanner and digitizer,
visualisation and realisation equipment, prototypers, CNC
machining centres, a vacuum casting facility and Computer
Aided Design Labs.
WelTec engineering graduates will demonstrate an in-depth
and breadth of knowledge and practical skills for employment
within the field of Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering or
Mechanical Engineering, and will have the ability to apply
analytical skills and knowledge of technological principles
and physical processes to solve broadly defined engineering
problems.
Bachelor of Engineering Technology
Duration: 3 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0*
Level 7
This degree is a nationally-led qualification, developed in partnership
with six of the largest Institutes of Technology in New Zealand.
This qualification forms the basis for a career as an engineering
technologist – an area in huge demand across New Zealand and
around the world. Engineering technologists apply current and
emerging technologies, often in new contexts, or apply established
principles in the development of new practice. It is an area that suits
students who are looking to combine both the engineering theory
aspect of a career with the applied and practical component. This
degree will be offered with majors in civil, mechanical and electrical.
* No score below 6.0 for writing/speaking.
Majors:
Civil – Water and Waste
Civil Engineers work in the design, construction and maintenance of
the natural and physically built environment.
Mechanical
Electrical Engineers deal with the study and application of electricity,
electronics and electromagnetism.
Electrical - Mechatronics
Mechanical Engineers are involved in the design, manufacturing and
maintenance of mechanical systems..
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New Zealand Diploma In Engineering (Civil)
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Develop the skills and knowledge to enable you to start a career
in the civil engineering field. Highly skilled technicians are required
in a wide range of civil engineering-related fields and in a variety
of roles. This programme includes: surveying; drafting/design;
fluid mechanics; soils; geology; structures; mathematics; roading/
traffic; water and waste; environment; project management; and
contract management. Upon completion graduates may also
cross-credit towards the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.
New Zealand Diploma in
Engineering (Mechanical)
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Develop the expertise needed to gain employment in the Mechanical
Engineering field where the application of analytical, industrial
laboratory and/or fieldwork skills is required. This diploma includes
fluid mechanics; strength of materials; theory of machines; electrical/
electronic principles; engineering drawings/design; materials; and
manufacturing processes. Upon completion graduates may also
cross-credit towards the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.
New Zealand Diploma In Engineering
(Electrical)
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Develop the skills and knowledge to enable you to start a career in
the electrical engineering field. Engineering technicians are typically
associated with the development, manufacture, installation, servicing
and repair of electrical and electronic engineering systems, products
and components. This diploma is an ideal qualification for those
looking for a solid grounding. It is also well suited to people already
qualified in a trade or as a technician who wish to advance their
careers. Upon completion graduates may also cross-credit towards
the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.
National Diploma in
Architectural Technology
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Content includes: developing building concepts; preparing working
drawings for residential, commercial and industrial buildings; and
evaluating principles of architectural design. Meets the academic
requirements for membership of the New Zealand Institute of
Building and allows you to become an associate member of the
Design Association of New Zealand.
National Diploma in
Quantity Surveying
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Content includes: tendering for work; estimating and cost planning;
and valuing building works for quantity surveying. This diploma
meets the academic requirements for membership of the New
Zealand Institute of Building and affiliate membership of the New
Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors.
Certificate In Foundation Studies
(With a specialisation in Engineering)
Start Date: Feb, Nov & July
Duration: 1 Trimester
Location: Petone
IELTS: 5.0 - 5.5
Level 3 & 4
WelTec’s foundation engineering programmes are designed not
only for those wanting to pursue study in engineering at level 5 or
higher, and needing to build foundation skills, but for those who
may not meet the entry requirements. If your aim is to prepare for
an engineering diploma or degree and go on to enjoy a satisfying
engineering career, these programmes will help you.
WelTec’s Certificate in Foundation Studies (with a Specialisation in
Engineering) (Level 3 and 4) provide students with knowledge of
mathematics, physics, algebra, calculus and engineering principles
in a practical engineering setting.
You may have the opportunity to study set papers from the New
Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) or the Bachelor of
Engineering Technology (BEng Tech). Successful completion of the
foundation programme will allow entry into the NZDE or BEng Tech
with the opportunity to cross credit any courses that have been
completed from those programmes.
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Construction Trades
Exercise Science
WelTec is the largest provider of trade training in the Wellington
region. Whether you are just starting out and want to develop a
career in the trades, or already working in the industry and need
to up-skill, WelTec’s construction trade programmes will provide
you on-site experience and links with industry to help you
find work.
WelTec exercise science programmes have a practical focus
and give you the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge
about the positive effects of exercise and activity into practice.
Practise what you are learning in our on-campus gym, gain
work experience within the programme, and take part in
adventure-based learning modules.
WelTec is working with employers in the Canterbury region to
help them find workers with the right set of skills for a variety of
construction work for the Canterbury rebuilding programme.
WelTec Exercise Science graduates are working in a range
of roles in New Zealand and overseas: in gyms and fitness
centres, sports coordination, sports conditioning, and health
promotion.
National Diploma in Construction
Management
Diploma in Exercise Science
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 2 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
Content includes: tendering; management of construction
programmes; planning; health and safety; and site management.
This diploma meets the academic requirements for membership to
the New Zealand Institute of Building.
Level 6
Further develop your skills and experience from the Certificate in
Exercise Science (Level 5).
This diploma focuses on the development of core skills and
knowledge required to be successful in the health and fitness
industry. Diploma content includes applied nutrition, exercise
therapy, health and exercise for special populations, and personal
training.
Certificate in Exercise Science
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
This industry-renowned programme is designed to equip you with
the confidence, knowledge and skills to work in the sports and
fitness industry. The certificate covers fitness-related business skills,
fitness testing, nutrition, weights and programming, and methods of
personal and group training. The programme also covers exercise
physiology and anatomy. You will gain real-world experience by
participating in industry work placements.
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Health, Social Services and Counselling
WelTec is New Zealand’s leading educator in specialist
Addiction Studies, Counseling, and Health Psychology.
Study with us and you will receive the right combination of
education, inspiration and practical experience to develop as a
professional within the health and community sectors.
WelTec’s qualifications are NZQA approved and accredited
and are recognised by Addictions Practitioners’ Association
Aotearoa- New Zealand (DAPAANZ) and the New Zealand
Association of Counsellors (NZAC).
Your programme of study will comprise of a mix of learning
experiences which may include: lectures, tutorials, online study,
self-directed study, simulation, work placement , supervision,
reflective practice, presentations, peer and self-assessment.
Our close connection with industry provides many work
experience opportunities during our programmes, including
practicum, clinical practice and the provision of supervision.
Graduate Diploma in Addiction, Alcohol
and Drug Studies
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Wellington, Petone, Auckland
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
Strengthen your theoretical knowledge and understanding of
addictive behaviour, alcohol and drug issues, and approaches to
practice in the addiction services field. Enhance your professional
practice where addictions, especially alcohol and drug problems, are
an issue for the people you work with.
Bachelor of Counselling
Duration: 3 Years
Location: Petone
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
This degree will develop you to practise professionally according to
the values and ethics of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors
(NZAC). As such, you will have the knowledge and skills to enable
you to be a competent, critical and reflective beginning practitioner,
with a sound theoretical base. You will have the skills to practise
independently and co-operatively within a culturally diverse and
ethically appropriate New Zealand counselling context. You will meet
the competencies specified by NZAC (New Zealand Association of
Counsellors) for provisional membership.
Diploma in Health Psychology :
Hauora Hinengaro
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Petone
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
Designed for students who are returning to study, this introductory
programme provides you with the opportunity to discover more
about human behaviour. Health Psychology will take you on a
journey to explore how our attitudes – and those expressed by
friends, family and the media – influence our health.
Bachelor of Addiction Studies
Duration: 3 Years
Location: Wellington, Petone, Auckland
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
New Zealand’s only Bachelor of Addiction Studies. This degree
provides you with expertise to work with people whose lives
have been affected by addictions including substance misuse
and abuse. On completion of your studies, you will be eligible to
begin application for provisional membership with DAPAANZ (The
Addiction Practitioners’ Association, Aotearoa-New Zealand).
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Hospitality
The WelTec School of Hospitality is located in the heart of
Wellington’s thriving hospitality industry and is ideally placed
for our students to be able to make the most of working with
industry professionals.
Our professionally-oriented programmes are designed to
combine theory and practice. You will have the opportunity
to develop your practical skills through hands-on experience,
workplace visits, and project work.
WelTec works closely with national and international partners
and offers student exchanges with Les Sorbets in France, the
Korean Culinary Academy, and Sekolah Tinggi Pariwisata (STP)
in Bali.
Graduate Diploma in Event Management
Duration: 1 Year
Location: Wellington
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
This programme is our response to a growing need within the
industry – both here and overseas – for event management
professionals.
The graduate diploma has been designed for those wanting to
develop their expertise in planning, organising and implementing
major conferences, and sports or entertainment events.
Diploma in Hospitality
Operations Supervision
Duration: 2 Years
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
In the first year of the diploma, students are required to choose one
of four streams from: Food Preparation and Culinary Arts, Food and
Beverage Service, Hotel Reception or Tourism.
The second year is designed to enhance knowledge and
competence already achieved by previous study and hospitality
industry experience, and to develop supervisory management skills
and techniques.
Certificate in Food Preparation and
Culinary Arts
Duration: 1 Year
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
This certificate includes the City & Guilds Certificate
and Diploma in Food Preparation and Culinary Arts.
For those who want an internationally recognised chef’s qualification.
Provides hands-on skills and experience, with the opportunity to enter
national competitions.
Certificate in Patisserie
Duration: 20 Weeks
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
This certificate includes the City & Guilds
Diploma in Patisserie.
Provides an internationally recognised patisserie qualification, with
the opportunity to advance with specialised skills and knowledge in
bakery, confectionery and cake decorating.
Certificate in Food and Beverage Service
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
Certificate in Food and Beverage Service.
This professionally orientated programme is designed for those
interested in management and supervisory roles within the hospitality
industry. The Certificate in Food and Beverage Service (Level 4)
builds on the knowledge and skills already gained in the Level 3
programme, while giving you hands-on restaurant management
experience.
Certificate in Hotel Reception
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
IELTS: 5.0
Level 3
This certificate includes the City & Guilds Diploma in Reception
Operations and Services and the National Certificate in
Hospitality (Front Office) (Level 3).
Join frontline reception staff, enabling you to meet and greet visitors
from around the globe.
This programme provides an internationally recognised qualification
and includes an educational trip within New Zealand. Also
includes reception procedures; advanced reservations; front office
procedures; accommodation services; customer service; selling;
and safety and security practices.
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Creative Technologies
Explore your creativity with intensive and challenging art and
design studies.
Taught by tutors and guest lecturers from companies and
agencies including WETA, Pukeko Productions, Saatchi and
Saatchi, Sky Television, Grow Wellington, Film Wellington, and
national and international artists and designers.
Get the right advice and support – our teaching staff are both
expert tutors and award-winning practising artists.
Graduate Diploma in Creative Technologies
Duration: 34 Weeks
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
The Graduate Diploma in Creative Technologies provides an
opportunity for students to explore the creative industry with a view
to entry into the creative workforce. The programme has a large
practical component, including collaborative practice and direct
industry-relevant projects.
The programme offers specialisations in digital pre- and postproduction including animation, film, a range of creative workshop
practice, management and areas within creative IT.
Bachelor of Creative Technologies
Duration: 3 Years
IELTS: 6.0
Level 7
The Bachelor of Creative Technologies is a unique interdisciplinary
qualification designed to equip you for the ever-changing creative
industries. The programme has a large practical component,
including collaborative practice and industry-relevant projects. In
addition to the essential core courses, you will be able to choose
elective courses to build a qualification to suit you.
Studio Areas | Majors
Visual Arts
In studying visual arts, you will develop an individual and
contemporary approach to your own creative ideas and use them in
both art and design. You will become a creative problem solver who
can adapt and utilise a range of traditional and new media, as well
as innovative technologies, that strengthen and support your work.
DIGITAL MEDIA
In studying digital media, you will develop skills in your choice
of media such as animation, print, digital film and television,
photography, and interactive study in this field will assist you to
begin a career in the constantly changing and challenging creative
industries that depend on digital media.
INTERIOR DESIGN
In studying interior design, you will gain many of the skills you need
to participate with architects and others to create original responses
to interior spaces. A wide range of projects are undertaken
that explore the design of furniture, buildings and the interior
environment.
Diploma in Creative Technologies
Duration: 2 Years
IELTS: 6.0
Level 6
The diploma is made up of the first two years of the Bachelor of
Creative Technologies. It allows specialisation in Visual Arts, Interior
Design, Digital Media and Cultural Design.
Certificate in Creative Technologies
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
The Certificate in Creative Technologies will prepare you for higherlevel study in the area of creative technologies, including WelTec’s
Bachelor of Creative Technologies. This programme will provide you
with essential creative design skills across the disciplines of art and
design.
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Beauty Therapy and Make-up Artistry
Gain experience working in our fully equipped hairdressing
salons, make-up artistry studio and beauty therapy clinics, and
hit the ground running with work-ready skills.
Our expert tutors have a wealth of knowledge and experience
both nationally and internationally.
Work with industry on some amazing projects including the
World of Wearable Art Awards Show and Wellington Fashion
Week.
Diploma in Beauty Therapy
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 2 Years
IELTS: 5.5
Level 5
This programme includes the opportunity to gain the CIDESCO
International Diploma
Enhance the appearance of others. Study the theory and technical
skills required to work as an independent operator in the beauty
industry. You will have the opportunity to specialise in beautician
services, body therapy and electrolysis. Students enrolled in this
diploma can also exit with the City & Guilds Diploma in Beauty
Therapy and have the opportunity to achieve the CIDESCO
International Diploma and the WelTec Diploma in Beauty Therapy.
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Certificate in Beautician Services
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
Diploma in Beauty Therapy.
Your first step into the beauty industry starts with this certificate.
Including a City & Guilds Diploma in Beauty Therapy. You will gain
the skills required to practise as a beautician or an independent
operator, performing skin analysis, facial therapy, manicure/pedicure
and waxing services within the beauty industry.
This qualification encompasses the first year of the Diploma in
Beauty Therapy (Level 5).
Certificate in Special Effects and
Make-Up Artistry
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
Develop a wide range of skills to prepare you for employment in the
film, theatre and television industries. You will develop the skills and
knowledge required to perform advanced make-up and hairstyling,
special effects, elementary wig and prosthetic applications, facial
trimming and an introduction to body painting.
Tourism
Our programmes have been designed with input from industry
to ensure you can put your qualification to work.
With industry experience and educational trips throughout
New Zealand, you will gain first-hand experience and a first-rate
qualification.
Certificate in International Tourism
Start Date: Feb
Duration: 1 Year
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
IELTS: 5.0
Level 3
Diploma in International Tourism.
Provides theoretical and practical skills for frontline positions
in tourism. Also appropriate for positions with supervisory
responsibilities. Includes: customer service operations; business
systems; marketing operations; and developing a local tourism
destination. An educational trip is included in the programme.
This certificate includes the City & Guilds Certificate
and Diploma in International Tourism.
Gain a broad range of theoretical and practical skills for frontline
positions in tourism. Also appropriate for positions with supervisory
responsibilities. Includes: people development; marketing
operations; business systems; and international tourism geography.
Educational trips are included in the programme.
IELTS: 5.5
Level 4
Certificate in International Tourism.
This certificate is an entry-level qualification for positions in the
tourism industry. It includes: customer service; marketing; tourism
geography; restaurant service; word processing; and first aid. An
educational trip is included in the programme.
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Country Specific Entry Requirements
Country
Pre-Degree Programmes
Degree Programmes
New Zealand
50 credits at NCEA level 2 or above with a minimum of 12
credits in each of three subjects
42 credits at level 3 NCEA or higher, including a minimum of 14 credits at
level 3 in each of two subjects, with a further 14 credits at level 3 taken from
one or two additional subjects; and a minimum of 14 numeracy credits at
level 1 or higher; and a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 or higher.
(4 credits in reading and 4 credits in writing)
Australia
Successful completion of Year 12
Successful completion of Year 12
Bangladesh
Higher Secondary Certificate with 65% passes in all
subjects
Successful completion of one year tertiary study
Brazil
Completion of high school (3rd year of second level)
Brunei
GCE O Level in four subjects
GCE A Level 2 E or equivalent-minimum two academic subjects
Chile
Licencia de Education Media or Tecnico Medio
China
High School Diploma
High School Diploma with B average (70%)
Fiji
Fiji School Leaving Certificate
Minimum score of 220 in four subjects in the Fiji 7th Form Certificate
France
Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate
Germany
Mittlere Reife/Realsculabschluss
Abitur
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Certificate of Education (HKCE)
Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE) – A Levels
India
High Secondary Certificates with passes of 65% aggregate
High Secondary Certificates with passes of 65% aggregate, with English
65% or higher
Indonesia
SMU 3
Japan
High School Diploma
High School Diploma with 3.0 grade average
Kenya
Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with
C average
Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with B+ average
Korea
High School Diploma
High School Diploma with B average
Malaysia
SPM or Chinese Unified Examination
STPM with two C passes in relevant subjects; or MICSS-at least six subjects
with a score of B5 or better in at least five of these subjects (cannot include
more than one language)
Nepal
Proficiency Certificate with a grade average of 80%
Proficiency Certificate with a grade average of 80%
New Caledonia
Successful completion of Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate with a minimum grade of 24
Oman
Thanawiya Amma (Secondary School Certificate) with a
minimum overall mark of 80%
Pacific Islands
Successful completion of Year 12 (6th form)
Pakistan
Higher Secondary School Certificate with 60% average
Higher Secondary School Certificate with 70% average
Papua New Guinea
High School Certificate
Philippines
High School Certificate
Successful completion of two year tertiary study
Russia
Certificate of Secondary Education; or Certificate of
Maturity
Samoa
Completion of High School
Saudi Arabia
Tawjihiyah (General Secondary Education Certificate) with
a minimum overall mark of 60%
Singapore
GCE O Level in four subjects
GCE A Level with two passes
Sri Lanka
GCE O Level
GCE A Level with two passes in relevant subjects
Taiwan
Senior High School Diploma
Senior High School Diploma with B average (70%)
Thailand
Matayom 6 (with grade point average of 2.5)
Matayom 6 (with grade point average of 3.0)
Tonga
United Arab Emirates
70% or better in Tawajihyya (General and Religious)
United Kingdom
GCE O Level
GCE A Level with two passes
USA
High School Graduation Diploma
High School Diploma-SATV and SATM (mini composite score 1250)
High School Graduation Diploma
Gain 7 out of 10 or higher in Universal Graduation, or High School Diploma
plus one year successful tertiary study
Vietnam
Please note that in addition to the entry requirements listed above, Wellington Institute of Technology will also consider equivalent practical,
professional or educational experience of an appropriate kind. Contact WelTec International for more information: international@weltec.ac.nz
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Enrolment Process
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Send applications by
International Enrolment Form
Send the completed enrolment form with the required
documents to international@weltec.ac.nz or to our
postal address.
Email
international@weltec.ac.nz
Post
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Enrolment assessment
Once we receive your application we will assess
whether you meet the entry requirements for
your chosen course.
WelTec International, Wellington Institute of Technology Private Bag
39803, Wellington Mail Centre, New Zealand
Questions
If you have any questions about the enrolment process, please call
+64 4 9202 400 to talk to a WelTec International Advisor.
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5
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Offer of Place
Once your application is approved we will send you
an Offer of Place. This will include an acceptance of
offer form, payment details, airport arrival and
accommodation information.
Fee payment
Return the completed Acceptance of Offer form
with your fees payment. Please note the WelTec
refund policy conditions with regard to any
changes to your enrolment.
Accommodation & Arrival
If you require airport pick-up or accommodation
please return the relevant forms to WelTec
International.
Tuition Fees
Your offer letter will include your tuition fee amount and instructions
on how to complete payment. The tuition fees are inclusive of
travel, medical and personal effects insurance, airport pick up,
administration fees, enrolment fees and accommodation placement.
Your enrolment will not be completed until tuition fee payment has
been made.
Payment of Fees
WelTec’s preferred payment option from outside of New Zealand
is the Custom House payment method. From your home country
you can pay your fees by making an international funds transfer
directly from your local bank account to the Wellington Institute of
Technology Custom House account. The Custom House payment
option is secure and easy to use. The international funds transfer
helps you to make payment safely and quickly in your local currency
or in a variety of major currencies while permitting you to track the
payment on the web.
Student visa
We will issue you with a receipt for payment once we
have received your fee payment and your completed
Acceptance of Offer form. You will need the
receipt to apply for your student visa at the nearest
New Zealand Embassy or High Commission.
Arrival in New Zealand
Welcome! Kia Ora!
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Start your programme with Orientation.
Tuition fees can also be paid by telegraphic transfer to the WelTec
bank account. Please refer to: www.weltec.ac.nz and select the
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS link for payment options.
Best of
New Zealand
WelTec achieves excellent
results in International
Student Survey
1st Place Rankings for Living,
Study, and Support into the
World of Work
WelTec has gained excellent results in a
world-wide survey of international students.
WelTec students showed high levels of
satisfaction with their experiences living in
Wellington, studying at WelTec and gaining
support into the world of work.
International students at Wellington Institute
of Technology rated their living experience
very highly. WelTec achieved 1st place
ranking against other New Zealand Institutes
of Technology as “a good place to be”,
for opportunities to learn about New
Zealand culture, for making friends with New
Zealanders, and for social activities.
In the 2013 International Student
Barometer©, WelTec was ranked Number 1
of the six New Zealand Metropolitan Institutes
of Technology for overall international student
satisfaction for 18 different aspects of the
student experience.
45% of WelTec International Students took
part in the 2013 survey. Student comments
reflected WelTec’s commitment to excellence,
modern facilities, engaging teaching and the
overall quality of the education experience.
WelTec is a great place to study – it was
ranked No. 1 for class size, safety, transport
links to campus, for providing internet
access, and for visa application support and
accommodation advice.
WelTec supports students into the world
of work - WelTec was rated No.1 for the
opportunity to earn money while studying, for
support in managing study-related research
and for opportunities to network with work
contacts.
“WelTec is a great place to study... and WelTec
supports students into the world of work”
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Important Information
Immigration
Accident Insurance
As soon as you receive an offer of a place of study at WelTec you
should apply for a student visa through the nearest New Zealand
High Commission, Embassy, Consulate, or Trade New Zealand
office with Immigration New Zealand (INZ) facilities.
The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident
insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents, and temporary
visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all other
medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the
ACC website at www.acc.co.nz
Full details of immigration requirements, advice on rights to
employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting
requirements are available from Immigration New Zealand, and can
be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz
Student Visa Requirements
To obtain a visa, you must have:
> An offer of place;
> A receipt for payment of your WelTec fees or a letter showing evidence of a scholarship;
> Evidence that you have sufficient funds to meet living expenses and return travel to your home country, or a notice of full scholarship that covers your living expenses.
Visa Renewal
Once you are in New Zealand you can renew your student visa at
WelTec with the Student Visa Officer.
Note: To meet student visa requirements you must attend 100% of
your classes at WelTec and show reasonable academic progress.
Employment
Students studying on Diploma, Degree and Graduate Diploma
programmes are generally permitted to work up to 20 hours per
week during term time and full-time (up to 40 hours per week) during
vacation.
On successful completion of a 2-year diploma or degree level
qualification students are eligible to apply for a 12-month graduate
job search visa.
For further information, please refer to the Immigration website:
www.immigration.govt.nz
Eligibility for Health Services
Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health
services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment
during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment.
Full details on entitlements to publicly funded health services are
available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their
website at www.moh.govt.nz.
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Medical and Travel Insurance
International students must have appropriate and current medical
and travel insurance while in New Zealand. WelTec has arranged
insurance cover for all international students enrolled at WelTec.
WelTec covers its students through Comprehensive Travel Insurance
and the insurance cost is included in your WelTec programme
fee. Once paid you are covered for health, travel and personal
effects from your journey to New Zealand to the last date of your
programme plus one week. For more information on the policy and
claims see: www.weltec.ac.nz/International
Important Note: If you intend to stay in New Zealand past the last
date of your programme you must arrange for your own private
insurance cover. You may be liable for full medical and accident
costs without adequate insurance cover.
Services
WelTec International
Accommodation
Our international team is your first point of contact. Our friendly and
welcoming team will assist you with:
WelTec can assist you by placing you in the right accommodation
to suit your needs. You can choose to live with other students, by
yourself or with a New Zealand family.
> Applications for enrolment
> Accommodation arrangements
The choices include:
> Airport pick-up upon your arrival
> An orientation programme for International Students
> WelTec’s apartment complex at “222 Willis”
in Central Wellington
> Student visa and insurance support
> Homestays
> Ongoing support during your stay at WelTec
> Flatting
> Temporary accommodation
Airport Pick-up Service
WelTec offers a free airport pick-up service from Wellington airport to
your accommodation. You need to provide us with your flight details,
time of arrival into Wellington airport and your accommodation
location.
Full information about accomodation options can be found at:
www.weltec.ac.nz/accommodation
WelTec - Approved Homestays
Orientation
Homestays are arranged with New Zealand families who wish to
welcome international students into their home life.
At the start of each trimester there is an orientation programme
for new international students. Attendance at this programme is
compulsory.
A homestay is a great way to experience the New Zealand lifestyle,
make friends and to practise your English. You will have your own
room and all meals are provided.
The programme includes:
Cost: Ranges from NZ$250 – NZ$270 per week.
Minimum stay: Four weeks.
> Information about living in New Zealand – our laws, culture
and customs
> Information about WelTec including its student services, facilities, and events
> Your rights and responsibilities as a student at WelTec
Student Services
WelTec offers a wide range of support services, including Student
Learning Support, a counselling service, the Students’ Association,
programme advisors and accommodation assistance. Student IDs
allow access to computer suites, wireless internet and after hours
entry to the WelTec campuses.
Personal Education Plan
The Personal Education Plan (PEP) is a key part of the enrolment
process at WelTec. All students coming to WelTec can take
advantage of this free service. PEP provides targeted support,
including; career goals, programme choice, learning styles, study
goals, numeracy and literacy levels and strategies for success.
Private Rental Accommodation (Flatting)
Students who wish to live independently can rent an apartment
or share a house with others. WelTec International can assist with
finding a suitable flat close to the WelTec campuses in Wellington
and Petone. Students usually have their own room in a house they
share with other students. Bathroom and kitchen facilities are shared
along with bills for utilities.
Cost: Ranges from NZ$100 – NZ$150 per week (not including food
and bills).
Temporary Accommodation
If you need a place to stay near Wellington, from one day to a
few weeks, WelTec can arrange temporary accommodation at
a backpackers. This is ideal for those who need a place to stay
for a few days to find their feet prior to making permanent living
arrangements. Cost: Ranges from NZ$30 to NZ$100 per day (not
including food).
Estimated Living Costs
Description
Cost NZ$
Rent & Utilities (Shared accommodation, gas,
electricity, telephone, internet)
$200 / week
Weekly expenses
(food and personal items)
$80 / week
Public Transport
$30 / week
Entertainment Costs
$30 / week
Total
$340 / week
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The team at WelTec International bring
wide-ranging experience in international
education to help and advise you as you
plan your international study experience.
We have an action-packed activities and events
programme to help you enjoy your free time,
make friends, and have fun in Wellington and
New Zealand.
Moira Hagenson
Brian Cao
MMgt; MEd
MMgt
Director,
WelTec
International
International
Marketing
Manager
Karthi
Thamilselvam
MScCS
International
Marketing
Manager
Xiaoyan Ni
(Happie) BCA
International
Enrolment
Officer
We work alongside all other departments at WelTec
to ensure a friendly, personal service and provide
information, advice, and support to help you:
>
Choose a WelTec programme that matches your study and career goals
>
Plan and organize your arrival in New Zealand
>
Settle into study at WelTec and life in New Zealand
>
Help you renew your student visa and arrange your International Student Insurance
Rae Ridley
International
Student
Advisor
Beryl Kean
BSc (Hons)
International
Compliance
Officer
Debra Allsopp
International
Administration
Assistant
Code of Practice
Wellington Institute of Technology has agreed to observe and
be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of
International Students. Copies of the Code are available from the
NZQA website at www.nzqa.govt.nz
Contact the International Office
Phone: +64 4 9202 400
8am – 5pm, Monday – Friday
www.weltec.ac.nz
WELTEC Disclaimer
The information contained in this programme guide describes the courses we intend to offer. The information is correct at the time of printing (March 2014). However, you should note
that programmes and courses are subject to change as they are refined and developed, and are dependent on the availability of resources. In some cases the commencement and
subsequent continuation of programmes and courses will be subject to final approval and the number of enrolment applications. WelTec reserves the right to change the content, location
or method of presentation of any course or programme or to withdraw any qualification or part there of, or impose limitations on enrolments where circumstances dictate.
Contact us
Private Bag 39814
Wellington Mail Centre
Lower Hutt 5045
New Zealand
Telephone: +64 4 9202 400
Facsimile: +64 4 9202 718
www.weltec.ac.nz
facebook.com/weltec
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