Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu
STAR Central South 2021
For all Star Course enquiries contact
Chris Berentson 0800 659988 ext. 8479 christopher.berentson@tekura.school.nz
Below are STAR courses throughout your region. There are 3 different ways of searching for a particular offering:
Vocational Pathway
Say you are interested in music. Scroll through the Contents below till you find the Vocational Pathway-in this case, ‘Creative Industries’. You will then see the various offerings below. Hover +Cntrl+ click on ‘Music’. This will take you directly to the details.
Town
Say you live in Palmerston North and you want to know what is on near you. Cntrl+F and type the name of the town, or a keyword-e.g. ‘palmerston’. Pressing enter will take you to the various offerings for this place.
Month
Perhaps you wish to take a course in a particular month. Cntrl+F and type the name, e.g. ‘March’. Pressing enter will take you to the various offerings that are currently available for that Month.
Have fun!
Contents
Distance Options 5
Agriculture by Distance 5
Animal Care by Distance 5
Automotive by Distance 5
Career Options by Distance 5
Communication by Distance 6
Creative Remote Marketing Internship (Gateway Program) by Distance 6
Day Skipper by Distance 7
Early Childhood by Distance 7
Espresso by Distance 7
Equine by Distance 8
Leadership by Distance 8
Maritime VHF Radio Operator Certificate by Distance 8
Retail Ready (Gateway Program) by Distance 9
Service Skills by Distance 9
Sport and Exercise by Distance 10
Teamwork by Distance 10
Wellbeing by Distance (Gateway Program) 11
Creative Industries 11
2 D Animation 12
3 D Animation 12
Dance Commercial 13
Design Workshop 13
Digital Illustration 13
Digital Painting 14
Film Making 14
Game Design 15
Intro to Live Sound 15
Music 16
Photography 16
Visual Design 16
VFX 17
Primary Industries 17
Animal Care 17
Vet Nursing 18
Social and Community Services 18
Business Administration 19
Business Enterprise 19
Comprehensive First Aid 20
Communication 20
Event Management 21
Interview Skills 21
Leadership in the Workplace 22
Life Skills 22
Nursing/Paramedic Seminars 22
Resilience 23
Skills for Living for Special Needs 24
Social Work 24
Sport Coaching 24
Sport Coaching 25
Sport and Fitness 25
Team Work 26
Workplace Health and Safety 26
Youth Work 27
Manufacturing and Technology 27
Automotive 27
Automotive Engineering 28
Collision Repair 28
Computer Programming for Android 28
Electrical 29
Forklift Safety 29
Mechanical Engineering 30
Mechanical Engineering 30
Welding and Fabrication 31
Construction and Infrastructure 31
Building Construction passport 31
Carpentry 32
Construction 32
Trades Tasters 33
Services Industries 34
Armed Services Career Academy 34
Aviation (Gateway Program) 34
Bakery 34
Bakery 35
Bakery 5 Day 35
Bar Tending 36
Bar Tending 37
Barista 37
Barista 38
Barista 38
Barista 101 39
Barista Training 40
Barber Taster 40
Beauty Taster 41
Beauty 41
Beauty -1 Day Therapy Taster 42
Beauty-1 Day Makeup Artistry 42
Beauty-2 Day Wonderful World 43
Beauty and Makeup-5 Day 44
Beauty and Make Up Artistry 44
Café Counter Service 45
Cookery 5 Day 45
Cookery 46
Cooking Vegan (Gateway Program) 46
Flight Attending 47
Hairdressing Taster 47
Hairdressing 48
Hairdressing 49
Hairdressing 49
Hospitality 50
Table Service 50
Tourism 51
Tourism Short Course 51
Distance Options
If you are unable to get to a face to face STAR course, then one of the below Distance options may suit. Also included here are facilitated Gateway offerings, which can be completed from home.
Agriculture by Distance
Telford
If you are interested in farming or livestock, Telford can offer you Agriculture unit standards to work on at home. Students may begin these booklet based studies at any time of the year.
Animal Care by Distance
SIT
If you love working with and caring for animals, or you have interest in vet nursing, this Animal Care distance course from the Southern Institute of Technology may be a great introduction to this career pathway.
Automotive by Distance
Fairview Education
Te Kura in association with Fairview Education Services, can offer you the opportunity to study Automotive unit standards. Both Car Ownership and Engineering papers are available.
Career Options by Distance
GET Training
This is a great course to help you decide where to head in terms of a career. Delivered either by workbooks couriered to your home or by e-portfolio online, these units will help you decide what your strengths are and in which directions to direct your energy and talents!
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Distance by booklet or|At your own pace|Start anytime |At your own pace|4251 Plan a career path L3 C3 |
|Online | | | |2990 L3 C4 Read texts to research information |
Communication by Distance
-The Learning Place
Students learn and understand how communication process theory works. This is part of our wider communication course. It sits well on a CV as employers value communication skills as essential in modern workplaces.
|Venue |Number of Days |Date |Unit Standards |
|Online |At your own pace |Start whenever you like |Demonstrate and apply knowledge of the communication |
| | | |process theory -Unit 9694 –Level 3 Credits 4 |
Creative Remote Marketing Internship (Gateway Program) by Distance
-Get Training
For this Gateway Internship, students study a range of topics towards running an online business. The course includes developing the skills to create, market and sell your own products in a start-up company as well as entrepreneur skills. A distance course, you will need to keep in regular contact with your mentor from whom you will receive weekly support by email and video link.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standards |
|On Line |Part time over |Start any time |NA |4251 L3 |
| |8-10 weeks | | |28098 L3 |
| | | | |16614 L4 |
| | | | |11818 L3 |
| | | | |1980 L3 |
| | | | |1307 L3 |
| | | | |2990 L3 |
| | | | |C3 |
| | | | |C3 |
| | | | |C3 |
| | | | |C2 |
| | | | |C3 |
| | | | |C3 |
| | | | |C4 |
| | | | | |
Day Skipper by Distance
Coastguard Boating Education
Day Skipper is CBE’s most popular course and is the best course for those new to boating. It is an introductory course for all members of the family or crew, and applies to a wide range of vessels including yachts, launches, powerboats, jet skis, sea kayaks, and waka.
The course covers boat handling, safety equipment, navigation, tides, weather, rules and regulations, emergencies, and knots. It is a broad course outlining the whole boating experience.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Distance by booklet or|At your own pace|Start anytime |At your own pace|17285 L2 C4, Demonstrate knowledge of |
|Online | | | |commercial espresso coffee equipment and |
| | | | |prepare espresso beverages under supervision |
| | | | |17284 L3 C3 Demonstrate knowledge of coffee |
| | | | |origin and production |
Equine by Distance
NZ
Do you love working with horses? We can buy Equine units from Equine Education Trust that you can take by distance.
Leadership by Distance
The Learning Place
A part of our Leadership course, knowledge of performance management provides a solid basis for taking leadership roles in the workplace. Another great soft skill that employers’ value.
|Venue |Number of Days |Date |Unit Standards |
|Online |At your own pace |Start whenever you like |Demonstrate knowledge of performance management -Unit |
| | | |24874 – Level 3 Credits 4 |
Maritime VHF Radio Operator Certificate by Distance
Coastguard Boating Education
The Maritime VHF Radio Operator Certificate course covers the general features and functions of a maritime VHF radio, correct distress, and urgency procedures for ‘Mayday’ and ‘Pan-Pan’ calls, pro-words and phonetic alphabet, trip reports, weather services, callsigns, EPIRBS and other search-and-rescue equipment.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Distance Learning |5 days Online |Term 4 2020 |TBA |Online Component: L2 Cr15 |
Service Skills by Distance
Industry Training Solutions
Industry Training solutions offers the chance to study individual unit standards by Distance. Students are emailed workbooks and submit the assessment when they have completed the work.
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Sport and Exercise by Distance
SIT
The aim of this programme from the Southern Institute of Technology is to provide students with a foundation of knowledge to work in the recreation and sport community. It will also provide knowledge for students to progress into more advanced studies in Sport and Exercise
Teamwork by Distance
-The Learning Place
Part of our teamwork course this unit provides an understanding of teams how they work. What team leadership means adds to students work readiness. We have so much feedback from employers that want team players and understand what it means for a school leaver to engage in teams properly in the workplace.
|Venue |Number of Days |Date |Unit Standards |
|Online |At your own pace |Start whenever you like |Describe teams and team leadership -Unit 27563 –Level 3|
| | | |Credits 4 |
Wellbeing by Distance (Gateway Program)
-Get Training
For this Gateway Internship, students study a range of topics towards Preparation for working in the Wellness Industry. The course includes building confidence and managing self effectively. Guided by a workbook, you will keep in regular contact with a mentor who will help you to develop a wellness event. You will use email and video to connect with your mentor. This course is taken by distance.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|On Line |Part time over 8-10 weeks |Available 2021 |NA |Entrepreneur & Wellbeing Skills units |
| | | | |L3/4 C19 |
Creative Industries
The Creative Industries Pathway is for those people who work or study in visual and performing arts as artists or technicians, or in the design and development of products, including communications. This sector is all about using your creative skills and imagination to help people see the world differently.
2 D Animation
-Yoobee
Design characters & landscapes
Creating simple characters and backgrounds in two-dimensional environments which are often used in advertisements, films, TV, computer games and websites. • Principles of animation • Storyboarding • Creating assets in Photoshop • Motion graphics in After Effects • Wacom Tablets are provided Software: After Effects & Photoshop
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |3 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
3 D Animation
-Yoobee
Learn the principles of Animation
An in-depth three day workshop diving into the basics of 3D animation in Maya. You will be learning how the entire process of building simple animations, understanding how the internal structure works and how to make your animation have basic interactions and functionalities such as flying, landing and moving. • Pre-production of animation • Working on a pre-built rig • Lighting and camera angles • Rendering your project Software: Maya
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |3 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
Dance Commercial
Whitireia/WELTEC
A day to explore Modern Dance at one of the county’s foremost Creative centres. Bring your gym shoes!
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Te Auaha, downtown |1 |7 May; 30 July |9am-2.30pm |Nil |
|Wellington | | | | |
Design Workshop
-Zeal
Classes to help you explore your design creativity. Create strong brands and engaging graphic experiences with our introductory to graphic design taught by design experts.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Zeal Kapiti Coast |6 Tuesdays |TBA |2 hours per |Nil |
| | | |session TBA | |
Digital Illustration
-Yoobee
Working through the basics of canvas setup, brush presets, colour theory and then to the fundamentals of how to create a series of illustrations with the skills you have learnt. Packed full of several exciting illustration mini projects and the ultimate introduction to the Wacom tablet. • Traditional drawing exercises • Introduction to Photoshop • Character design and other creative activities • Wacom Tablets/iPads are provided • Take home your printed creation
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |4 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
Digital Painting
-Yoobee
Concept art & digital environments
This four-day course will introduce you to the creative process behind effective concept art and painting beautiful scenery. You'll learn the skills required to quickly produce high quality and impressive artwork that will bring your ideas to life. • Adobe Photoshop basics • Perspective, colour and art fundamentals • Cloud & sky tutorials • Wacom Tablets are provided!
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |4 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
Film Making
-Yoobee
Practical workshop in Film
Make your very own mini-film in a 4-day workshop by learning hands-on skills in filmmaking. Working in teams, you will learn some brand new skills in filming and then work through the production process. On the last day, there will be an in-class screening of your masterpiece! • Storyboarding & Pre-Production • Understanding camera basics for Film • Group work included Software: Premiere Pro Camera: Industry standard DSLR (provided
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |4 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
Game Design
-Yoobee
Create your own video game
Design and create assets for your very own game in industry level programmes: Unity & Maya. From introduction level, understand the basics of game creation and 3D modeling. • Pre-Production of Game Design • Modeling in Maya • Asset creation for your game • Level building • Programming in Unity • Play testing amongst your classmates • Learn how to export your game for PC and Mac
Bonus Activity – Experience and play with the on campus Virtual Reality headset
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |4 |Term 1 School Holidays |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |TBA | | |
Live Sound
Zeal Wellington
Aim: Equip and empower young people with the leadership skills needed to thrive in organising events.
The live sound and Audio engineering programme will run over the course of 10 weeks. This programme will begin term 2 and be offered again in term 3. The course will deliver a hands on development pathway that teaches Live sound and engineering skills to an industry standard. Students will learn how to set up a PA, mix a live band and record music in a studio. This course will take place at Zeal - 55 Cuba street Te Aro. This course will offer no more than 20 credits between level 2 and 3. This course will cover;
- Introduction to sound gear and equipment
- Acoustic treatment
- Mixing/Editing
- PA set-up
- Stage set up
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Zeal, Cuba Street |10 |Tuesdays for 10 |10am-2pm |Give oral instructions in the workplace. 1312|
|Wellington | |weeks starting on | |Respond to oral complaints. 7126 |
| | |4 May | |Give feedback on performance in the workplace.|
| | | | |9705 |
| | | | |Listen actively to gain information in an |
| | | | |interactive situation. 11097 |
| | | | |Plan and engage in an activity intended to |
| | | | |benefit the community. 30906 |
| | | | |Contribute within a team or group which has an|
| | | | |objective. 9681 |
Music
UCOL
Are you interested in writing or performing music? If so, UCOL's STAR Music Programme could be for you. You'll work as a team to write, record and perform a song in UCOL's purpose-built music studios. Successful completion of UCOL's STAR Music Programme is the first step in a journey. Equipped with new skills and a taste for the industry, you will know what you need to do to pursue a career in music. If this is for you, you can undertake further tertiary studies in: Certificate in Contemporary Music Performance
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Zeal Wellington; Cuba |10 |One day per week for 10 |10am-2pm |Plan and engage in an |
|Street | |weeks starting Wednesday| |activity intended to |
| | |5 May | |benefit the community. |
| | | | |30906 |
| | | | |Contribute within a team|
| | | | |or group which has an |
| | | | |objective. 9681 |
| | | | |Complete a work |
| | | | |experience placement |
| | | | |10780 |
| | | | |Demonstrate knowledge of|
| | | | |time management 12349 |
Visual Design
-Yoobee
Branding & Poster Design
Spend three days developing core skills in graphic design software: Photoshop & Illustrator. You will be working to a design brief for a simple advertisement poster by incorporating your own icon design made. • Creating an advertisement poster in Photoshop • Icon design in Illustrator • Take home your printed creations • Wacom Tablets are provided!
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |3 |Term 1 holidays TBA |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | | | | |
VFX
-Yoobee
Visual Effects for Film
Have you ever wondered how a lightsaber works or how to cast spells like Harry Potter? Then check out the VFX holiday programme. This four day course will introduce you to Adobe After Effects and the key techniques required to make an epic VFX sequence. • VFX Fundamentals & Principles of Visual Effects • The VFX pipeline • Understanding After Effects • Rotoscoping & Tracking • Keying and Blending Modes • Compositing
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |4 |Term 1 holidays TBA |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | | | | |
Primary Industries
There’s a huge range of jobs in this environmentally friendly sector, with a variety of experiences and opportunities on offer. You could work in the outdoors, in some of the most stunning landscapes in the world, planting, growing, or tending animals, trees, and crops. If you’re not working directly on the land you may be visiting as an adviser to part of the industry – in arboriculture, water, or environmental management, the equine industry, or maybe as an accountant, mechanic, or vet.
Animal Care
Whitireia/WELTEC
Description of this new course to be advised
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Porirua |5 Mondays in a |TBA |9am-2.30pm |YES. TBA |
| |row | | | |
Vet Nursing
UCOL
In this two-day session students will complete practical activities that are common in everyday vet practices.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |2 |21 & 28 May 2021; |9am-3pm |Nil |
| | |or 13 & 20 August | | |
| | |2021 | | |
|Whanganui | |27 Aug & 3 Sept | | |
|Masterton | | | | |
Social and Community Services
This sector is all about enabling and support. It can be exciting, personally very rewarding, and physically and emotionally demanding. The range of jobs is huge – from monitoring and protecting people and property (as in corrections, defence, or firefighting) to caring for people in need (as in health care, community and social work, medicine, or therapy). This is a sector that’s essential for community well-being and safety.
Business Administration
Whitireia
The basics of working in an office, and an overview of administration roles therein.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Porirua |5 Mondays in a |10 May |9am-3pm |L3 8 Cr |
| |row |17 May | | |
| | |24 May | | |
| | |31 May | | |
| | |14 June (no class | | |
| | |Mon 7 June) | | |
Business Enterprise
UCOL
Students will be able to attend five different programmes, per day. Each session will involve practical hands on activities
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Whanganui |5 |13, 20, 27 May | | |
| | |3, 10 June; 20, 27| | |
| | |Oct | | |
| | |3, 10, 17 Nov | | |
Comprehensive First Aid
NZ Red Cross
Te Kura provides for secondary students to attend a one and a half day Comprehensive First Aid Course. The Red Cross have training rooms throughout the country and offer courses many times a month.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times | |
|New Plymouth |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |11097 L3 C3 |
| | | | |1307 L3 C3 |
| | | | |9694 L3 C4 |
|Wellington | |14-15 June | | |
|Palmerston North | |10-11 June | | |
Event Management
The Learning Place
This exciting three- day course requires students to work in a hands on environment, organizing a small recreation event. Students work in teams to plan an event, working with a small budget they organize the event from its initial concept, through to menus, equipment and hosting. The culmination of the course is students hosting, friends, family and invited guests.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|TBA |3 |TBA |9am-3pm |9681 L3 C3 |
| | | | |4864 L3 C4 |
| | | | |21414 L3 C4 |
Interview Skills
The Learning Place
A one day course which introduces students to interviews, ranging from course entry and job interviews to informal interviews. Students will be assessed planning, conducting and reviewing an informal interview.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|TBA |1 |TBA |9am-3pm |1296 L3 C3 |
Leadership in the Workplace
The Learning Place
This course is designed to help learners lead, manage and communicate with a diverse range of cultures in the workplace. Perfect for school leaders, students in employment and those aspiring to a leadership role.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Masterton |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |24874 L3 C4 |
| | | | |9705 L3 C3 |
| | | | |1304 L3 C2 |
|New Plymouth | |25-26 May | | |
|Wellington | |10-11 May | | |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
Life Skills
The Learning Place
As we all know, at a certain point of our lives, we are going to face the reality of having to be independent. Teaching a range of life skills that are essential to facilitate independence, is the purpose of this two day course.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|TBA |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |12349 L2 C3 |
| | | | |28094 L2 C3 |
| | | | |12354 L2 C4 |
Nursing/Paramedic Seminars
Whitireia
A half a day tour of Nursing facilities, then students split into
o Bachelor of Nursing
o Maori Nursing
o Pacific Nursing
o Paramedics
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |
|Porirua |1 |14 June; |9am-12 |
| | |17 June; | |
| | |4 August | |
| | |13 August | |
| | |16 August | |
Resilience
The Learning Place
This course will provide learners with a range of resilience skills. Learners will explore stress management strategies, negotiation skills and how to be assertive. Perfect for equipping students with tools to deal with life’s challenges.
Course Requirements:
Learners will discuss some sensitive topics on this course, especially throughout unit standard 12355.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |12355 L2 C3 |
| | | | |7124 L2 C2 |
| | | | |1299 L2 C4 |
|New Plymouth | |30 June-July | | |
|Masterton | |TBA | | |
Skills for Living for Special Needs
WITT
This course is designed to assist students to transition smoothly from Secondary school. It also assists special needs students to develop personal skills that will help them in a tertiary environment.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|WITT New Plymouth |6 (one per week)|Runs all year, |10am-2pm |Nil |
| | |students can start| | |
| | |anytime | | |
Social Work
Whitireia
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed to give students an understanding of working with individuals’ families and communities.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will learn:
• How the Bachelor of Social work is taught- interpretation/integration.
• Community placements- how/when/where
• Timetables
• Explore current issues.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |
|Porirua |1 |2 July; |10am-12 |
| | |24 September | |
Sport Coaching
NZ Institute of Sport
A STAR course held over one week during school holidays. Students choose either:
EXERCISE (Level 2) focuses on soft-skills and looking at correct exercise techniques for the body. Students will be fully engaged while learning about time management, communication skills, working as an efficient
team member within a group and much more.
COACHING (Level 3) focuses on transferrable skills that can be used in all categories of life. This programme teaches correct coaching of sport players, including competitive sports and learning about injury and risk prevention.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|NZIS at Westpac |5 |On request |TBA |L2 or L3 Cr 10 |
|Stadium Wellington | | | | |
Sport and Recreation
The Learning Place
A fun and active course that helps learners understand the needs of different target groups, develop planning skills and organise and run a recreational activity. Recreational activities can include things like social sports, cooking skills, games, cake decorating, yoga, dance and more. Perfect for learners wanting to improve their overall organisation skills and use these to plan and run an activity.
Course Requirements:
Learners must be year 12 or 13
Learners are required to wear appropriate clothing for recreational activities
Learners will be given $20 to buy the resources needed to run their recreational activity. Learners are expected to purchase these resources themselves, after the first day of the course, and bring their receipts back to the course the next day.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Fraser Park |2 |21-22 April |9am-3pm |4864 Demonstrate knowledge of recreation needs|
|Sportsville Inc Ricoh | | | |of target groups L3 C4 V7 |
|Sports Centre, 237 | | | |21414 Plan and run a recreation activity L3 C4|
|Taita Drive, Avalon, | | | |V3 |
|Lower Wellington | | | | |
Sport and Fitness
WITT
Start learning skills for a career in sport and fitness. Gain knowledge about exercise equipment and the professional gym environment.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Wednesdays |Available 2021 |9am-2.30 pm |13382 Develop and teach a simple movement |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |skill in a specified workplace L3 C2 |
|Plymouth | | | | |
Team Work
The Learning Place
A two day, 10 credit course, that teaches students the key skills involved in working in a team. Often moving into the workplace or interacting with unfamiliar groups can be daunting and challenging. Teamwork explores the dynamics of participating in a team like a workplace or with a group of unfamiliar people. This interactive and fully engaging course, challenges students to get out of their comfort zone and participate in a positive manner in a team environment.
|Venue |Total Days|Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |1296 L3 C3 |
| | | | |9681 L3 C3 |
| | | | |27563 L3 C4 |
Workplace Health and Safety
The Learning Place
1 day course, Students credited with this unit standard are able to: identify and describe legislative rights and responsibilities for workplace health and safety; describe the systems approach to workplace health and safety; and explain how hazards and identified in the HSE Act
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|TBA |1 |TBA |9am-3pm |497 L2 C4 |
Youth Work
Whitireia
AIM:
This one-day taster is designed to give students an understanding of a youthwork environment, an introduction to concepts, groupwork, and jobs/pathways in this field.
CONTENT:
Introduction, motivations for student interest in youthwork, overview of the role of a Youth worker, current issues for youth, information on the Diploma in Youthwork and employment pathways.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |
|Porirua |1 |11 May; |9am-12.30 |
| | |21 September | |
Manufacturing and Technology
From hands-on production and assembly to cutting-edge research, from massive machines and busy production lines to individual crafts or computer design, this sector covers a range of working styles and options.
Automotive
WITT
Work on real engines and cars and gain insight into a career as an automotive professional. Over the weeks, you’ll dismantle, inspect and re-assemble an engine in our fully-equipped workshop.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |21691 Engines: Disassemble and reassemble a |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |single cylinder or multi-cylinder four stroke |
|Plymouth | | | |engine under supervision L 1 C2 |
Automotive Engineering
UCOL
Does anything with wheels and a motor appeal to you? If you think building or rebuilding anything motorized is fun, then this project based automotive Programme might be the thing for you! This Programme is designed to introduce students to a variety of theory and practical projects related to the automotive industry.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |One day per week|6 May – 3 Jun 2021 |9am-3pm |US 21669 L2, C2 |
| |for 5 weeks | | |US 21869 L2, C1 |
|Masterton | |TBA | | |
|Whanganui | |Start Week 43; Thurs or Fri | | |
Collision Repair
UCOL
Do you love cars? If repairing and painting cars sounds like fun, then come along and have a go at our short course on Automotive Panel & Paint.
This Programme is designed to introduce you to the Automotive Panel & Paint
Industry through a variety of project-based practical activities in our workshop
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |5 Fridays |11 Jun – 9 Jul 2021 |9am-3pm |US 21701 L2, C2 |
| | | | |Us 21693 L2, C3 |
Computer Programming for Android
Whitireia
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Porirua |7 consecutive Fridays |14 May |9am-3 pm |18740 L2 3C v5 18741 L3 6C v5 |
| | |21 May | |26744 L2 5C v2 |
| | |28 May | | |
| | |4 June | | |
| | |11 June | | |
| | |18 June | | |
| | |25 June | | |
Electrical
WITT
The skills demonstrated in this course apply to most electrical and electronic trades. Students will perform soldering procedures and will gain knowledge on electrical safety and safe working practices in an electrical workplace.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |15849 |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |Perform manual soldering and de-soldering |
|Plymouth | | | |procedures for electrotechnology work L2 C2 |
Forklift Safety
UCOL
This STAR programme is designed to introduce students to careers and activities completed within the road transport, distribution or warehousing industries. MUST be able to attend all 3 days. Licence not required but must be able to drive a vehicle
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |3 Fridays |30 Jul – 13 Aug 202; 22 Oct-5 Nov |9am-3pm |10851 L3 Cr 7 |
|Whanganui |3 consecutive days |6, 13, 20 May; 29 July | | |
| | |5, 12 Aug; 19, 20, 21 Oct | | |
Mechanical Engineering
UCOL
Work in our fully equipped mechanical engineering workshop, Develop core Fabrication and Mechanical skills in a practical environment, students will undertake a fabrication project showing them an insight to the pre-trade programmes.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |5 Tuesdays |11 May – 8 Jun |9am-3 pm |TBA. Level 2 Cr 3 |
| | |2021 | | |
|Whanganui |5 |Start Week 43; | | |
| | |Thurs or Fri | | |
Mechanical Engineering
WITT
Work in our fully equipped mechanical engineering workshop, Develop core Fabrication and Mechanical skills in a practical environment, students will undertake a fabrication project showing them an insight to the pre-trade programmes.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |2387 |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |Assemble mechanical components under |
|Plymouth | | | |supervision L2 C2 |
Welding and Fabrication
WITT
Learn the skills required to use the gas metal arc welding or MIG process safely. The course is suitable for those who wish to enter the welding or engineering industry.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |21684 |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |Workshop Engineering: Use a MIG |
|Plymouth | | | |welding plant in the motor industry |
| | | | |L3 C3 |
Construction and Infrastructure
You’ll like putting things together and making new things from scratch in this Sector. If you are good at visualising what things look like in your head, that’s an asset. Being good at sketching or drawing would be an added bonus. It can be exciting and varied – from driving a 30-tonne digger to making something out of nothing. Sometimes what you do changes people’s lives or makes their dreams come true.
Building Construction passport
Whitireia
Site Safe passport necessary to work on construction sites. Ideal for students interested in securing ongoing training or jobs. Year 11 - 13 students
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|3 Wineera Drive, |½ Day. |TBA |8.45am -1:00pm |Nil |
|Porirua; or Weltec | | | | |
|Campus- Petone | | | | |
Carpentry
WITT
This course has been designed to give students an introduction into the carpentry and construction industry. The course allows students to undertake a small building, construction, and allied trades (BCAT) project to familiarise them with hardware and fastenings.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |25919 |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |Use hardware and fastenings for a BCATS |
|Plymouth | | | |project L1 C2 |
Construction
UCOL
Are you interested in putting things together and creating from wood? Are you interested in building? Then our UCOL STAR Construction Skills Programme
could open the door for you! This Programme is designed to give students a base
understanding and core skills required to construct a utility building on
site at UCOL.
Students will complete Construction projects which they will keep
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North | |17 May – 5 July 2021; 26 July – 13 Sept |9.00 am – |US 22607 L2, C3 |
| |8 Mondays |2021 |3.00 pm |US 12932 L2, C8 |
|Whanganui |8 Days |5, 12, 19, 26 May | | |
| | |2, 9, 16, 23 June; or 28 July | | |
| | |4, 11, 18, 25 Aug | | |
| | |1,8, 15 Sept | | |
Trades Tasters
Whitireia
Take a day in any of the following Trades: Carpentry, Painting, Electrical, Automotive.
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed to give participants a hands-on taste of the various trades.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will:
Gain an understanding of the work content and career progression in the five trades listed below.
Learn basic theory concepts.
Participate in various practical activities.
Develop an understanding of workplace Health & Safety
9am-2.30pm each day.
|Venue |Total Days |Days |Dates |Unit Standard |
|3 Wineera Drive, |You can take one|Thursdays or |Starts 7 May and continues all year till 1 |Nil |
|Porirua; or Weltec |of the days or |Fridays |October | |
|Campus- Petone |all 4. | | | |
Services Industries
If you enjoy working with people, you’ll get a kick out of the Service Industries. Good communication and presentation skills are important. Working in teams and dealing with people means you’ll need to speak and listen well to others and relate to people from all walks of life.
Armed Services Career Academy
UCOL
Explore the Armed Services in this exciting STAR course.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |6 Mondays |24 May – 5 July |9am-3pm |US 12383-V8 |
| | |2021; 18 Oct – 29 | |Level 2, Credits 3 |
| | |Nov 2021 | | |
Aviation (Gateway Program)
ServiceIQ
Gateway placements are available for students who are serious about studying to become a pilot. Students attend a local aeroclub’s lectures and have the opportunity to get some flying hours as well. Unit standards are included, and a reasonable level of literacy and numeracy is necessary.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Kapiti, Wellington |10 |Please ask |TBA |L2/3 Cr 20 |
|Aeroclubs | | | | |
Bakery
WITT
The STAR Bakery course will give students an overview and introduction to baking goods in a commercial environment. Students will be equipped with health and safety skills and will know what they need to do to pursue a career in chef training/ baking.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |4 Thursdays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |13272 Cook food items by baking L2 C2 |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | | |
|Plymouth | | | | |
Bakery
UCOL
The STAR Bakery course will give students an overview and introduction to baking goods in a commercial environment. Students will be equipped with health and safety skills and will know what they need to do to pursue a career in chef training/ baking.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |1 day per week |22 Oct – 26 Nov 2021 |9am-3 pm |23083 – L2 C4 |
| |for 6 weeks | | | |
|Whanganui |1 day per week |TBA | | |
| |for 5 weeks | | | |
Bakery 5 Day
Whitireia/WELTEC
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed for students to gain knowledge and skills in baking, and to prepare and produce basic cakes, sponges, and scones in a commercial kitchen.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will have the opportunity to:
• Prepare and present baked food items
• Students will be able to prepare, cook and produce basic cakes, sponges and scones in a commercial kitchen
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Cuba St |1 day per week | 14 May |9am-2.30pm |13272 L2 2C v5 |
| |for 5 weeks |21 May | |13325 L3 4C v5 |
| | |28 May | | |
| | |4 June | | |
| | |18 June (no class 11 June) | | |
| | | | | |
Bar Tending
The Learning Place
An exciting two-day course that prepares students for a position as bar staff in a range of hospitality establishments. The course begins with a unit standard around responsible drinking environments and practices, followed by critical knowledge around serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Students also have the opportunity to make and create mocktails. THERE IS NO ALCOHOL INVOLVED ON THIS COURSE. By the end of the two days students will have an in depth knowledge for the hospitality industry.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |2 |19-20 April; 8-9 June |9am-3pm |14420 L3 C3 |
| | | | |4645 L3 C2 |
| | | | |21057 L1 C2 |
Bar Tending
Industry Training Solutions
This programme of must-have service industry skills that will give students the edge to being successful in the hospitality/ service industry. Two days of interactive learning and role-play in the context of Seaside Sally's will give students understanding of the real expectations of the industry and hone their hospitality skills. The hand -on practice combines mocktail making activities with the safe, legal service of customers. We supply all the ingredients and bring all equipment including blenders and fancy glasses for the students to practice their garnishing skills.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |3 |TBA |9am-3pm |NZQA unit 21853 v5 5 credits L3 Provide hospitality sales|
| | | | |and service opportunities to customers |
| | | | |NZQA unit 4645 v9 2 credits L3 Demonstrate knowledge of |
| | | | |maintaining a responsible drinking environment as a |
| | | | |server in a licensed premise |
| | | | |NZQA unit14420 v7 3 credits L3 Demonstrate knowledge of |
| | | | |alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages |
Barista
The Learning Place
An introduction to foundation barista skills and the history of coffee, in this course students will learn how to use a commercial espresso machine and standard industry techniques.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |2 |28-29 June |9am-3pm |17284 L3 C3 |
| | | | |17285 L2 C4 |
|Palmerston North | |TBA | | |
|New Plymouth | |16-17 June | | |
Barista
WITT
This course is designed to give students an introduction to the hospitality industry by giving them the opportunities to learn how to use commercial espresso coffee equipment and prepare espresso beverages. They will also learn how to prepare and present espresso beverages for service.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |6 days split |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |17285 |
|20 Bell Street, New |over 3 weeks | | |Demonstrate knowledge of commercial espresso |
|Plymouth | | | |coffee equipment and prepare espresso |
| | | | |beverages under supervision L2 C4 |
| | | | |17288 Prepare and present espresso beverages |
| | | | |for service L3 C5 |
|40A Union Street, | | | | |
|Hāwera 4610 | | | | |
Barista
Whitireia Polytech
Course Aim:
This programme is designed to develop knowledge and skills in the preparation, and making of espresso beverages for service.
Course Content:
As a result of attending the course students will have the opportunity to:
Prepare and present espresso beverages for service
Learn coffee extraction, milk techniques and the use of barista equipment
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Whitiereia Polytech, |5 |Available 2021 |9am-2.30 pm |17288 Prepare and present espresso beverages |
|Cuba Street, | | | |for service L3 C5 |
|Wellington | | | | |
Barista 101
Industry Training Solutions
An introduction to foundation barista skills and the history of coffee, in this course students will learn how to use a commercial espresso machine and standard industry techniques.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |Level 2&3, 7 credits |
| | | | |NZQA unit 17284 v6 |
| | | | |Demonstrate knowledge of |
| | | | |coffee origin and |
| | | | |production L3 Cr3 |
| | | | |NZQA unit 17285 v9 |
| | | | |Demonstrate knowledge of |
| | | | |commercial espresso coffee|
| | | | |equipment and prepare |
| | | | |espresso beverages under |
| | | | |supervision L2 Cr4 |
| | | | | |
|Porirua | |TBA | | |
|Whanganui | |TBA | | |
Barista Training
UCOL
A basic introduction to the art of the Barista, including assessment on a unit standard.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |Level |Credit |
|Palmerston North |5 |19 – 23 April 2021; 12 – 16 July 2021; 22 Oct –|9am-3pm |17285 |
| | |19 Nov 2021 | | |
|Te Auaha, downtown |1 |10 May or |9am-2.30pm |Nil |
|Wellington | |8 Nov | | |
Beauty Taster
Whitireia/WELTEC
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed to give students an insight into what is involved in a career in the Beauty. It consists of two days concentrated experience of practical activities and knowledge of beauty skills.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending this two-day Introductory course students will:
• Gain an understanding of the Beauty Services industry and the skills needed to work in a salon environment
• Experience various practical activities which will include: basic skin care, cosmetic product knowledge, makeup application techniques and styles, perform a simple manicure, hand and nail care, nail art, health and safety, personal and professional presentation for industry
• Learn which subjects to take at secondary school that will assist in gaining acceptance into training in the Beauty Services industry
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Porirua |2 Mondays |TBA |9am-2.30pm |Nil |
Beauty
UCOL
Demonstrate knowledge of current fashion trends and
history related to beauty therapy
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |5 |TBA Most likely Term 3 |9am-3pm |US 27640 - L2 C3 |
|Masterton | | | | |
|Whanganui | | | | |
Beauty -1 Day Therapy Taster
Elite School of Beauty
A day filled with lots of hands on practical fun while students experience being a beauty therapist for a day! Students will learn about nail care and have the opportunity to receive and perform both a manicure and pedicure. Teenage years can be challenging for those who don’t understand skincare and everyone wants healthy glowing skin. Students will get to practice facial routines and make a scrub that they can take home to begin their own personalised skincare regime.
TOPICS COVERED
Manicure; Nail shape, mask & moisturise
Pedicure; Nail shape, mask & moisturise
Nail polish application
Customised facials
Facial scrubs
Masks
includes a nail file and take home products
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Level 2, Eagle |1 |TBA |9am-3pm |Nil |
|Technology House, 135 | | | | |
|Victoria Street, | | | | |
|Wellington | | | | |
Beauty-1 Day Makeup Artistry
Elite School of Beauty
Students will be busy from start to finish learning all there is to know about applying flawless foundation, contouring and highlighting, correct blush placement, defined brows and creating the perfect pout. There are lots of tips and tricks for students who want to enhance their natural beauty and build confidence in how they present themselves. All of this takes place in a supportive & fun teaching environment where we recognise that true beauty comes from within.
TOPICS COVERED
Foundation application
Brow defining
Eye makeup to suit your eye shape
Contour, blush & highlight placement
Lip makeup application
includes a nail file and take home products
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Level 2, Eagle |1 |TBA |9am-3pm |Nil |
|Technology House, 135 | | | | |
|Victoria Street, | | | | |
|Wellington | | | | |
Beauty-2 Day Wonderful World
Elite School of Beauty
Come and join us for 2 amazing days, filled with exciting activities where students will learn how to recommend products for beauty therapy services.
Make new friends and experience a taster of the wonderful world of beauty!
Leave with completing unit 29600, (2 credits), and the passion to return for your next journey!
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Level 2, Eagle |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |Unit 29600 Level 2 Credit 2 |
|Technology House, 135 | | | | |
|Victoria Street, | | | | |
|Wellington | | | | |
Beauty and Makeup-5 Day
Elite School of Beauty
Our STAR school holiday programme gives students five days of campus-life experience at Elite and a chance to explore the world of beauty, while gaining extra credits!
Students gain knowledge and skills in beauty therapy and makeup artistry, along with other elements that contribute towards their future study-pathway and career options.
Our objective is to provide a holiday programme that exposes students to alternate pathways, leading towards higher-education and a smoother transition into the workplace. Some students are more aligned to the beauty industry, others may need additional confidence and soft-skills before going out into the world. This programme can help develop various qualities for both.
Star Holiday Programme students get to have fun with our team at Elite and gain extra Level 2 credits.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Level 2, Eagle |5 |TBA |9am-3pm |Unit 62 Level 2 Credit 3 |
|Technology House, 135 | | | |Unit 27640 Level 2 Credit 3 |
|Victoria Street, | | | | |
|Wellington | | | | |
Beauty and Make Up Artistry
WITT
This course is designed to give students an introduction to the make-up and beauty industry, learning basic techniques on how to apply creative theme-based makeup styles.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |6 Wednesdays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |26688 Demonstrate knowledge and techniques of |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |makeup application for a performance context |
|Plymouth | | | |L1 C4 |
Café Counter Service
Industry Training Solutions
We need huge numbers of people trained to fill the needs of employers. The Hospitality industry is an exciting and rewarding one. This course will give students a real taste of what it is like, and better prepare them for work placements.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|TBA |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |Level 2, 13 credits |
| | | | |NZQA unit 14440 v7 2 credits Prepare and clear|
| | | | |areas for counter food service for a |
| | | | |commercial hospitality establishment; NZQA |
| | | | |unit 28145 v1 2 credits Interact with |
| | | | |customers in a service delivery context; NZQA |
| | | | |unit 14425 v7 5 credits Prepare and serve hot |
| | | | |and cold non alcoholic drinks for a commercial|
| | | | |hospitality environment; NZQA 167 v8 4 credits|
| | | | |Practice food safety methods in a food |
| | | | |business under supervision |
Cookery 5 Day
Whitireia/Weltec
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed to gain knowledge to handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen, and to practice food safety methods in food business, while preparing basic dishes.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will have the opportunity to:
• Handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen while preparing basic dishes.
• Students will be able to maintain effective personal hygiene when working with food as per establishment requirements, prevent cross–contamination in a food business and measure, record and act on the temperature of high risk food, while preparing basic dishes.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Cuba Street |5 | 14 May |9am-2.30 pm |13285 L2 2C v5 |
| | |21 May | |167 L2 4C v8 |
| | |28 May | |L2 6C |
| | |4 June | | |
| | |18 June (no class | | |
| | |11 June) | | |
Cookery
WITT
Our STAR Introduction to Cookery Programme is designed for students who are interested in hospitality and cookery as a career path. This programme gives an insight into what is needed to become a chef, and will give students a feel for what it would be like working in a commercial kitchen.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |6 |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |TBA |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | | |
|Plymouth | | | | |
Cooking Vegan (Gateway Program)
Wholegrain Organics
Wholegrain Organics are a health store and vegan kitchen in Palmerston North who are passionate about teaching students how to prepare excellent Vegan fare. They offer internships to serious students that includes assessment in cookery. During study time they will work alongside chefs and bakers, gaining valuable hospitality experience – a combination of catering, production and café service. Students will be given lunch at the café, as WGO feel it is important for the students to sample what they are preparing.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wholegrain Organics |10 |1 day per week. |8am-2pm |L2/3 Cr 21 |
|store and kitchens, | |Please enquire | | |
|Palmerston North | | | | |
Flight Attending
NZ School of Tourism
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |5 |TBA |9am-3pm |Unit 21834 Level 2 Credit 2 |
| | | | |Unit 21842 Level 3 Credit 4 |
Hairdressing Taster
Whitireia/WELTEC
COURSE AIM:
This programme is designed to introduce students to a career in Hairdressing. This consists of two days concentrated experience of practical activities and knowledge of hairdressing. This is ideal for students who are wishing to gain part time work in a hairdressing salon or gain an understanding of the industry.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will:
• Gain an understanding of the Hairdressing industry and the skills needed to work in a salon environment
• Participate in various practical activities: Braiding; Blow-waving; Straightening; Hair-ups; Shampooing hair and scalp
• Learn which subjects to take at secondary school that will assist in gaining acceptance into training or an apprenticeship in the hairdressing industry
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Petone |2 Mondays |17 May |9am-2.30pm |Nil |
| | |24 May | | |
|Porirua |2 Fridays |18 June |9am-2.30pm |Nil |
| | |25 June | | |
Hairdressing
Whitireia/WELTEC
This programme is designed to introduce learners to the World of Hairdressing.
Unit 2891 is a theory-based unit standard for people in the hairdressing industry wishing to gain knowledge of the origins of hair fashion.
Unit 25439 is a knowledge-based unit standard for entry-level learners working or intending to work in a salon environment.
COURSE CONTENT:
As a result of attending the course students will demonstrate knowledge of hair fashion over time and demonstrate knowledge of sustainability concepts for a salon through:
• learning all about hair fashion and where it started
• shampooing hair
• blow drying hair.
• styling hair with hot tools
• braid hair
• hair-ups
• learning how to be sustainable in a salon
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Petone |5 |12 March |9am-2.30pm |25439 |
| | |19 March | |Demonstrate knowledge of sustainability |
| | |26 March | |concepts for a salon |
| | |(no class 2 April)| |Level 2 |
| | |9 April | |2 Credits |
| | |16 April | | |
| | | | |2891 |
| | | | |Demonstrate knowledge of hair fashion over |
| | | | |time |
| | | | |Level 2 |
| | | | |5 Credits |
Hairdressing
WITT
The Hairdressing course is designed to give students an introduction to the hairdressing industry. Students will learn personal presentation and gain elementary skills. Students must wear tidy professional black clothing and footwear. Hair is to be styled appropriately for the workplace. Students are not required to bring their own models.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |6 Fridays |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |62 Service Sector: Maintain personal |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |presentation and a positive attitude in the |
|Plymouth | | | |work place involving customer contact L2 C3 |
Hairdressing
UCOL
In introduction to Hairdressing that involved practical exercises.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |6 days |TBA most likely Term 3 |9am-3pm |28301 – Level 2, Credits 5 |
|Masterton | | | | |
|Whanganui | | | | |
Hospitality
WITT
This course covers a basic understanding of hospitality terminology, equipment, personal presentation, preparation and clearing of areas for table service in a commercial establishment.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|New Plymouth Campus: |3 consecutive |TBA |9am-2.30 pm |28145 Interact with customers in a service |
|20 Bell Street, New | | | |delivery context L2 C2 |
|Plymouth | | | |14434 Prepare and clear areas for table |
| | | | |service for a commercial hospitality |
| | | | |establishment L2 C3 |
Security
The Learning Place
This course introduces learners to New Zealand’s security industry. Students will experience realistic conflict situations and manage these appropriately. Perfect for students interested in a career in security, the defence force or police. This is the required mandatory training for working in the security industry.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Palmerston North |2 |13-14 May |9am-3pm |27360 Describe conflict management in a security context |
| | | | |L3 C4 V2 |
| | | | |27361 Manage conflict situations in a security context L3|
| | | | |C4 V2 |
| | | | |27364 Demonstrate knowledge of the security industry in |
| | | | |the pre-employment context L2 C4 V2 |
Table Service
The Learning Place
An exciting two-day course that prepares students for a position as wait staff in a range of hospitality establishments. By the end of the two days students will have an in-depth knowledge of menu types, food service styles, preparing areas for service and how to provide excellent table service.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |2 |TBA |9am-3pm |14431 Demonstrate knowledge of food service styles and |
| | | | |menu types in the hospitality industry L2 C3 |
| | | | |14434 Prepare and clear areas for table service in a |
| | | | |commercial hospitality environment L2 C3 |
| | | | |14436 Provide table service in a commercial hospitality |
| | | | |environment L2 C4 |
Tourism
International College Tourism by distance
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to help people plan their holidays or work for a travel agency, then you may enjoy studying Tourism. Te Kura has partnered with International College Tourism to provide distance learning in Tourism for students.
Tourism Short Course
International Travel College
This course includes exciting visits to Tourism sites such as Backpackers, Hotels, and Marine& Adventure sites.
|Venue |Total Days |Dates |Times |Unit Standard |
|Wellington |2 |TBA |TBA |L3 Cr3 |
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