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Rotorua | Taupo | Tokoroa | Whakatane Waiariki Your Journey To Success 2012 Pro

Rotorua | Taupo | Tokoroa | Whakatane Waiariki Your Journey To Success 2012 Prospectus and Career Guide Tih¯ ei mauri ora! Ko te t ¯ imatanga k¯ orero, he kor¯ oria ki te atua, he m¯ aungarongo ki runga ki te mata o te whenua, he whak¯ a¯ aro pai ki ng¯ a t¯ angata katoa. Tuarua, me mihi atu, ki a K ¯ ingi T¯ uheitia, e noho mai nana ki runga ki te ahuarewa tapu o ¯ ona m¯ atua t¯ upuna, i waihotia iho e t¯ ona wh¯ aea a Te At¯ airangik¯ a¯ ahu, ar¯ a, ko K¯ ingi T¯ uheitia t¯ o t¯ at¯ au K ¯ ingi on¯ aia tonu nei, paim¯ arire. ¯ Otira, kia koutou i te Kura a Takiiw¯ a o Wai¯ ariki ki Ng¯ ati Raukawa i Te K¯ aok¯ aoroa o P¯ atetere ki Tokoroa, t¯ ena koutou katoa. Tuatoru, T¯ ongariro te Maunga, Taupo nui a Tia te M¯ oana, Ng¯ ati T¯ uwharetoa te Iwi, ko Te Heuheu Te Tangata. H¯ inana ki tai r¯ a H¯ inana ki uta r¯ a. E te ¯ ariki e Tumu, kei te h¯ aere tonu ng¯ a mihi atu ki a koe me te wh¯ anau, ¯ otira, kia koutou i te Kura a Takiw¯ a o Wai¯ ariki ki T¯ uwharetoa ki Taupo, t¯ ena koutou katoa. Tuawh¯ a, ka huri r¯ a te titiro ki te Tair¯ awhiti ki P¯ utauaki, ki te rae ki K¯ ohi kia Apanui ki te Tini o Awa. Me rere arorangi au ki M¯ aungap¯ ohatu ki ng¯ a Taniwha o T¯ uhoe. Ka huri r¯ a te h¯ aere ki Omarumutu ki a Ngai Tama ki a Ng¯ ati Rua, kia kite ure toa hau i a Te Whakat¯ ohea he rongo i h¯ aere mai n¯ a Tatai¯ arangi. T¯ aorotia i te wai ki T¯ orere ki a Ngai Tai. Ka eke au ki Tihirau ka huri r¯ a te titiro ki te tai hau¯ auru ki t¯ a m¯ atau kura, me k¯ i¯ i, Te Puna Whai Ora o Wai¯ ariki ki Tauranga M¯ oana, ar¯ a, ko te rohe r¯ a o Mat¯ a¯ atua ¯ e. Me hoki k¯ omuri mai ki Te M¯ anuka T¯ utahi ki te T¯ upuna Whare a Te Tahi¯ oterangi te tuarua, e t¯ u hira nei i te Kura a Takiw¯ a o Wai¯ ariki ki Whakat¯ ane. N¯ a r¯ eira Mat¯ a¯ atua Waka, t¯ ena koutou katoa. Tuarima, ka huri r¯ a an¯ o te titiro ki te tai hau¯ auru, me rere arorangi au ki ng¯ a waru p¯ umanawa o Te Arawa, Kia hoki komuri au ki Pariparitetai ki Te Rotoiti i kitea ai e Ihenga, hipa atu i te k¯ ohatu k¯ orero o Piki¯ ao a Matawhaur¯ a. Rere atu ki te awa, me kii Te Ohautanga a P¯ otakatawhiti, kia puta atu au ki Te Rotorua nui a Kahumatam¯ omoe. Ka hipa i Te Motutapu a Tinirau ki te ngutu awa o Te Utuhina, t¯ a orotia i te wai ki Tihi¯ otonga, kia hoki au ki t¯ oku Marae tapu o Te Arawa a Tangatarua, ki mua tonu i te aroaro o t¯ oku t¯ upuna whare a Ihenga, ¯ e kok¯ oia ¯ e ara ¯ e! N¯ a r¯ eira Te Arawa Waka, Mat¯ a¯ atua Waka, Tainui Waka, mai i Maketu ki T¯ ongariro, mai i Ng¯ a Kuri a Wh¯ arei ki Tihirau, me Te K¯ aok¯ aoroa o P¯ atetere, me ng¯ a uri o ng¯ a hapu k¯ arangarangatanga maha o ng¯ a m¯ at¯ a waka o te motu, o t¯ aw¯ ahi an¯ o hoki,ng¯ a whenua o te ¯ Ao, t¯ enei m¯ atau mai i Te Kaunihera Hou n¯ a te K¯ awanatanga T¯ orangap¯ u a N¯ ah¯ inara i whakaritea ai, me Te Mana M¯ atauranga, heke iho ki Te Pou T¯ u Mana, ¯ ana Pouwhakah¯ aere Matua, heke iho ki ng¯ a Pouako, ¯ e,tae rawa mai ki ng¯ a Akonga, e mihi atu nei ki a koutou, ahakoa k¯ atahi an¯ o m¯ atau ka t¯ imata te whakat¯ uwheratanga i ng¯ a tatau o t¯ enei W¯ ananga o Te M¯ atauranga, ¯ e, Tokomaha tonu ng¯ a Akonga hou e hiahia ana ki te whakauru mai, n¯ a r¯ eira, kia kaha ki a koutou te ako i te m¯ atauranga ka tika. N¯ a r¯ eira, nau mai h¯ aere mai, i runga i ng¯ a whaka¯ aronui ki ¯ a t¯ atau tini huhua aitua, waihongia ng¯ a mihi ki a r¯ atau, ko t¯ atau te kanohi ora e pae nei, t¯ ena koutou, t¯ ena koutou, ¯ a, t¯ ena t¯ atau katoa. N¯ aku noa, N¯ a K¯ eneti Te Whainga Kennedy Kaum¯ atua Waiariki Institute of Technology Kia ora tatou. As a student you are our first priority. Education is more than just “training”. We believe that as well as the skills you will learn while you are at Waiariki, you will also grow as a person. We also believe that you will make friends for life! Waiariki is your local polytechnic. We have the best team of people here to support you. We live in a wonderful part of New Zealand, the most beautiful country in the world. Our community is diverse. It is made of many different peoples who wish to share this beautiful natural environment. At Waiariki we celebrate diversity and difference. That’s part of your learning experience too; how to get on with people from a range of economic and cultural backgrounds. You will also discover that the network of friends you make here will give you a broad range of business and career opportunities for your future. You will have the opportunity to build friendships and gain a uniquely New Zealand qualification. On behalf of all Waiariki staff, I wish you all the best with your studies and for this stage of your life. Dr Pim Borren Chief Executive Waiariki Institute of Technology Contents Key to Qualifications ............................... 02 Waiariki Term and Semester Dates.......... 02 How to Apply for Enrolment..................... 03 Fees . ........................................................ 03 Choosing the Right Career ..................... 04 Getting Started ........................................ 06 Tertiary Learning Skills . ................... 06 Smart Study. .................................... 07 Work and Life Skills.................................. 96 Waiariki Student Success. ........................ 97 Youth Guarantee Scheme........................ 98 Eastern Bay of Plenty Trades Academy. .. 99 Waiariki Academy of Sport . ................... 100 Waiariki Academy of Singing and Music. ................................................ 102 Waiariki Centre of Excellence in Environmental Sustainability ........ 103 Student Services and Facilities ............. 104 Scholarships and Grants....................... 106 Students’ Association............................ 108 Entry and Admission (Statute)............... 109 Campus Locations. ................................ 110 Mokoia Campus Map. ............................ 111 Index . ...................................................... 112 This Prospectus and Career Guide has been printed using vegetable/soy-based inks on an environmentally responsible paper produced using ECF pulp manufactured under the strict ISO14001 Environmental Management System. Designed and printed by Print Design Ltd. Business and Computing Careers 10 Administration 12 Applied Management Small Business Management Accounting Business Computing Business Finance and Commerce Human Resource Management Management Marketing 17 Computing Creative Careers 22 Art 24 Communications 25 Applied Writing 26 Fashion 28 Interior Design 29 Journalism Teaching and Social Sciences Careers 32 Teaching Early Childhood Education 34 Teaching Primary, Secondary and Tertiary 37 Learning English 38 Social Sciences Forestry and Land Based Careers 42 Agriculture 44 Biotechnology 45 Forest Management 48 Forestry Operations 50 Horticulture 51 Environmental 52 Turf Management 53 Wood Manufacturing Hospitality and Tourism Careers 58 Professional Cookery and Patisserie 62 Hospitality 64 Tourism 66 Tourism Management M¯ aori Development Careers 70 M¯ aori Development 72 Te Reo M¯ aori Nursing and Health Careers 76 Nursing 80 Health Studies Trades and Technical Careers 84 Automotive 87 Carpentry 90 Electrical 91 Engineering and Welding 93 Hairdressing 95 Health and Safety 09 21 31 41 57 69 75 83 On front cover: Waiariki Institute of Technology students (left to right) Atutahi Potaka-Dewes, M¯ aori development; Asami Watanabe, early childhood education; Sharon Wardlaw, nursing; Cassandra Rakei, tourism management; Trevor Fitzell, automotive; Alvaro Ramirea, forestry; Tania Tapsell, business; and Deanne McClinchie, art. Cover photo by Graeme Murray. Key to Qualifications Qualification Details The details listed in this Prospectus and Career Guide outline basic information about our qualifications. More in-depth information is on our website, www.waiariki.ac.nz, or can be provided by Waiariki staff. Each qualification listing will provide the following details. Level Qualifications are classified as Level 1 through 10, as per New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) classification, with the higher numbers indicating those that are more academically demanding. Waiariki offers qualifications from Levels 1 to 8. Duration This indicates the minimum amount of time it generally takes to finish the qualification when studied full time. Most of Waiariki’s qualifications can be studied full or part time. Credits All courses have a credit value awarded when a student passes the uploads/Management/ 2012-prospectus 1 .pdf