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Business and Information Technology Programmes
National Certificate in Business (First Line Management) Level 3 & 4
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Aimed at team leaders, supervisors or first line managers, or those who are preparing to move to these positions, these national qualifications focus on management skills around the key areas of leadership and team building, performance management, conflict management, problem solving, oral and written communication, change management and project planning and implementation.
The delivery will be contextualised using examples, case studies and other information that replicates real situations that managers working in industry face on a day to day basis.
It will increase the knowledge and enhance the competencies of first line managers in ways that are applicable to their specific work environment.
Core Elements
Completion of the following modules will lead to the National Certificate in Business (First Line Management) (Level 4).
- Communication Skills & Introduction to Management
- Leadership & Team Building
- Planning Work
- Conflict Management & Problem Solving
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Career Opportunities
- Team Leader
- Supervisor
- First Line Manager
Entry Criteria
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5.
- Applicants must be in a position in a place of work or voluntary endeavour which is able to support the project work required within the delivery and assessment model embraced by the First Line Management Programme.
- Applicants may be required to attend an interview to discuss programme expectations and ensure suitability for the programme.
Application Process
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3 and 4 |
| Credit Value |
Minimum of 45 per qualification |
| Award(s) |
National Certificate |
| Location | Available nationally |
| Method of Study |
Block course with workplace coaching and support |
| Start Date |
27 January 2014 |
| When |
Multiple intakes per year |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Contact |
Tracey Russell View Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
Price on Application
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National Diploma in Business Level 5 & 6
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This programme is aimed at middle managers or those who are preparing for middle management positions. The diplomas allow choices in a wide range of units drawn from sub-fields such as accounting, marketing, human resources, first line management, quality, communications, organisational strategy and business relationships.
These qualifications provide students with base knowledge and the skills and techniques in the various management disciplines and technical areas. The qualifications offer strands in Accounting, Finance, Health & Safety Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing, People Development & Coordination or Project Management.
Block courses may be arranged as per expressions of interest.
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Career Opportunities
- Middle Management
- Business Unit Manager
Entry Criteria
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 6.0 Academic
- Applicants must be in a position in a place of work or voluntary endeavour which is able to support the project work required within the delivery and assessment model embraced by the programme.
- Applicants may be required to attend an interview to discuss programme expectations and ensure suitability for the programme.
Application Process
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5 and 6 |
| Credit Value |
Level 5 120, Level 6 120 |
| Award(s) |
National Diploma |
| Method of Study |
Block course with workplace coaching and support or professional conversation |
| Start Date |
27 January 2014 |
| When |
Multiple intakes per year |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Contact |
Tracey Russell View Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
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| International Cost |
TBA
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National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing Level 2/3/4
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Enrolment now open for July 2013 intake!
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What does the business community want? They want people who have a broad range of skills including: the ability to meet production requirements, operate computers, use technology to their best advantage, provide customer service and, most importantly, show initiative and contribute to the overall goals of the organisation. This programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge to meet the demands of the business community at an entry level.
Our programmes provide flexibility to recognise and cater for diverse roles and positions in the Business Administration field.
Upon successful completion of the programme you will have excellent skills in a broad range of office duties that will enhance your career in the office environment or provide you with an excellent stepping stone to higher levels of study in this area.
On successful completion of the Level 2 and 3 programme you will receive the National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing issued by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
On successful completion of the Level 4 programme you will receive a National Certificate in Business Administration issued by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
Part time and full time options are available. Students can be accepted on individual programmes at any time of the year.
Core Elements
Topics are based on unit standards for ease of study and include:
- accounting system and processes
- written business communication skills
- database creation and management
- spreadsheets
- text and word processing
- reception skills
- interpersonal skills
- keyboard accuracy and speed typing
- team work and group problem solving
- desktop publishing
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Further Study Paths
- New Zealand Diploma in Business
Career Opportunities
- Receptionist or Secretary
- Office or Personal Assistant
- Accounts or Wages Clerk
- Hospitality Administration
Entry Criteria
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.
- Applicants will be required to attend an interview to discuss programme expectations and ensure suitability for the programme.
- Places are limited based on the number of computer workstations available. Applicants who meet the entry criteria and are deemed suitable for the programme will be accepted on a first in first served basis.
Application Process
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2,3 and 4 |
| Credit Value |
60 |
| Award(s) |
National Certificate |
| Locations | Greymouth; Westport |
| Method of Study |
Full time or part time |
| Start Date |
22 July 2013 |
| End Date |
29 November 2013 |
| Second Intake Date |
27 January 2014 |
| When |
Multiple intakes per year |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Applications |
Now open |
| Contact |
Philippa Freeman View Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
$1,479 (2013 cost)*
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| International Cost |
$9,000 (2013 cost)
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Fee calculated on 60 credits
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NZ Diploma in Business and NZIM Diploma in Management Level 5 & 6
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The New Zealand Diploma in Business provides graduates with a sound base of knowledge and skills to function effectively in First Line and Middle Management positions. It includes the opportunity to specialise in areas such as accountancy, management, human resources, and marketing.
Core Elements
NZ Diploma in BusinessFor this qualification you must complete 12 papers, of which 6 must be from the following papers:
- 400 Accounting Principles
- 550 Business Computing
- 560 Business Communications
- 510 Introduction to Commercial Law
- 520 Economic Environment
- 530 Organisations and Management
- 541 Fundamentals of Marketing
NB: You must complete at least 80 credits (4 papers) at level 6 to be awarded the NZ Diploma in Business
Additional, optional papers for the NZ Diploma in Business offered at Tai Poutini Polytechnic are:
- 501 Accounting Practice
- 635 Employment Relations
- 633 Human Resources Management
- 630 Leadership
- 636 Applied Management
- 644 Buyer Behaviour
NZIM Diploma in ManagementFor this qualification you must complete 6 papers, of which the following 4 are compulsory:
- 560 Business Communications
- 530 Organisation and Management
- 630 Leadership
- 636 Applied Management
Additional, optional papers for the NZIM Diploma in Management offered at Tai Poutini Polytechnic (2 required) are:
- 400 Accounting Principles
- 550 Business Computing
- 510 Introduction to Commercial Law
- 520 Economic Environment
- 541 Fundamentals of Marketing
- 635 Employment Relations
- 633 Human Resources Management
CertificatesThe following certificates are offered subject to required papers being offered.
TPP Certificate in Human Resource Management (Level 6)
- 635 Employment Relations
- 633 Human Resources Management
TPP Certificate in Tourist Industry Management (Level 5)
- 580 Principles of Tourism
- 685 Tourism Industry Management
TPP Certificate in Accounting Practice (Level 4)
- 400 Accounting Principles
- 501 Accounting Practice
TPP Certificate in Marketing (Level 5)
- 541 Fundamentals of Marketing
- 644 Buyer Behaviour
We offer some of the above papers in block courses in Westport or on a semester basis at our Greymouth campus. The block courses consist of three two day workshops (plus assignments) on a Friday and Saturday. The student can choose how many courses they want to take each year. The semester based classes require one three hour class per week plus tutorial and study time.
Business Paper Schedule 2013 Greymouth
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Further Study Paths
The NZ Diploma Business programme provides opportunity to crosscredit modules to degrees and other programmes offered by universities and polytechnics in New Zealand and overseas.
CPIT Programme Pathway - Bachelor of Applied Management (Level 7) Download Brochure
Career Opportunities
Careers in business are wide and varied. With a NZ Diploma in Business you could find employment in a wide range of industries in the business community. These could include positions in accounting, management, business, marketing, human resources, local body and government department management or self-employment.
Entry Criteria
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 6.0 (academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 or a TOEFL score of 550.
- Applicants will be required to attend an interview to discuss programme expectations and ensure suitability for the programme.
- Places are limited based on the number of computer workstations available. Applicants who meet the entry criteria and are deemed suitable for the programme will be accepted on a first in first served basis.
Application Process
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Paige Beaumont-Jansen
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| Level |
5 & 6 |
| Credit Value |
20 credtis per paper |
| Award(s) |
New Zealand Diploma/NZIM Diploma |
| Locations | Westport; Greymouth |
| Method of Study |
Full time or part time |
| Start Date |
27 January 2014 |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Applications |
Now open |
| Contact |
Ian Hooker View Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
$460 per paper (2013 cost)
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| International Cost |
$3,000 per paper + text book (2013 cost)
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National Certificate in Computing Level 2/3
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Enrolment now open for July 2013 intake!
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The National Certificate in Computing (Level 2) is ideal for those who wish to gain a formal computing qualification in computing on a part time basis. On completion of this programme you will be able to use a range of computer programmes and functions including, but not limited to, Microsoft Office, internet, email and file management.
The purpose of this programme is to identify to employers, individuals who have achieved a base level of competence and understanding in the use of personal computers for business use. If you are already employed, this is a good way to meet professional development requirements and to prove your computing proficiency.
This qualification also provides an entry level for further education in computing.
Core Elements
- basic concepts of information technology
- using the computer and managing files
- word processing – MS Word
- spreadsheets – MS Excel
- database – MS Access
- slideshow presentation – MS PowerPoint
- internet, e-mail and web design
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Further Study Paths
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the National Certificate in Computing (Level 2) will be effective in the use of Microsoft software which is a requirement in almost any job in today’s high-tech environment. These skills will help you keep up with the demands for computer use in the workplace and at home.
Entry Criteria
- Open Entry
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.
Special entry may be granted where evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme i.e. experience, current work. Please contact the polytechnic for details.
Application Process
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2/3 |
| Credit Value |
43-60 |
| Award(s) |
National Certificate |
| Locations | Westport; Greymouth |
| Method of Study |
Part time 15 or 18 weeks or full time 30 or 36 weeks* |
| Start Date |
22 July 2013 |
| Second Intake Date |
27 January 2014 |
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Multiple intakes per year |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Applications |
Now open |
| Contact |
Marja Kneepkens View Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
$989 (2013 cost)
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| International Cost |
TBC 2013
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*Excluding Holidays
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Certificate in Information and Communications Technology Level 4
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If you are looking for a career in the exciting dynamic field of computing and information technology the Certificate in Information and Communications Technology (Level 4) will provide you with the necessary skills to get the most out of personal computers. It also gives you the best stepping stone for further study with integrated Information and Communications Technology qualifications.
Blended delivery (Westport Campus only) includes:
1. Scheduled tutor contact on fixed days and support from a Westport based facilitator.
2. The eLearning tool “Moodle “ will be used extensively to provide materials, support and feedback.
3. Some papers will be delivered via video link.
4. Contact with your Greymouth based tutors via Video, Email and Telephone.
Core Elements
- CICT400 Introduction to Information Technology – this course will provide you with an introduction to the hardware, operating systems and peripherals of a computing system.
- CICT410 Practical Skills in ICT: this course will provide you with keyboard skills and an introduction to the internet and its uses.
- CICT420 Information and Communication Skills: this course will provide you with an introduction to communication in an ICT environment using a range of software typically available for these purposes.
- CICT430 Problem Solving in ICT: this course will provide you with calculation and introductory problem-solving skills.
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Further Study Paths
CPIT Programme Pathway - Bachelor of ICT (Level 7)
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Career Opportunities
After completing the TPP Certificate in Information and Communications Technology (Level 4) you will be able to apply for further study in the TPP Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6) and the CPIT Bachelor of Information and Communication Technologies (Level 7) or other degree level study.
Entry Criteria
- 36 NCEA credits at Level 1 including 12 credits in English
- Evidence of literacy, numeracy and an ability to study at the appropriate level. This
can be through study, work and/or life experience.
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent)
Level 5.5.
Selection Criteria apply. Special Entry may be granted where evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme. Please contact the Polytechnic for details.
Application Process
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4 |
| Credit Value |
60 |
| Award(s) |
Tai Poutini Polytechnic Certificate |
| Locations | Greymouth; Westport |
| Method of Study |
Full time, 6 months* |
| Start Date |
27 January 2014 |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Contact |
Marja Kneepkens View Biography |
| Tutor |
Tutor Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
$1,643 (2013 cost)
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| International Cost |
$9,000 (2013 cost)
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*Note that this is the first 6 months of the Diploma in ICT Level 6
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Diploma in Information and Communications Technology Level 6
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The first semester of the Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 6) provides a broad grounding in the core aspects of information and communication technology.
Students who complete and pass this semester can gain the Certificate in Information and Communications Technology. At the same time you will gain personal and business skills that will make you an effective communicator, team player and valued employee.
The full two year Diploma offers the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and specialise in IT related subjects including, but not limited to, software development, website development, IT support, programming and network support.
Core Elements
Semester One:
- CICT400 Introduction to Information Technology: this course will provide you with an introduction to the hardware, operating systems and peripherals of a computing system.
- CICT410 Practical Skills in ICT: this course will provide you with keyboard skills and an introduction to the Internet and its uses.
- CICT420 Information and Communication Skills: this course will provide you with an introduction to communication in an ICT environment using a range of software typically available for these purposes.
- CICT430 Problem Solving in ICT: this course will provide you with calculation and introductory problem-solving skills
Semester Two:
- DICT440 Introduction to Programming: To introduce you to the basic concepts of scripting and programming and to the processes of program development.
- DICT 510 Software Applications: To enable you to develop skills in using application software to meet business requirements and increase their understanding of information systems.
- BCCS153 Computer Architecture: To provide you with the fundamental knowledge of the architecture and internal operation of a computer system and the way in which connects to other machines in a local area network.
- BCCS198 Internet Technologies: To provide you with an understanding of resources on the internet and the practical application of internet technologies, including security mechanisms.
Semester Three and Four content to be finalised for delivery in 2012.
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Further Study Paths
CPIT Programme Pathway - Bachelor of ICT (Level 7)
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Career Opportunities
After completing the TPP Diploma in Information and Communications Technology you’ll be ready to step up to the challenge of a career as an IT support person, help desk support person, network administrator, junior software developer or support technician.
Entry Criteria
- 12 credits in NCEA English Level 1, 12 credits in NCEA Mathematics (or Pangarau)
Level 1 and 36 credits NCEA Level 2. [including computing and/or business]
- Evidence of literacy, numeracy and an ability to study at the appropriate level. This
can be through study, work and/or life experience.
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 6.0.
Selection Criteria apply. Special Entry may be granted where evidence exists that the applicant
can successfully complete the programme. Please contact the Polytechnic for details.
Application Process
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| Level |
6 |
| Credit Value |
120 per year for two years |
| Award(s) |
Tai Poutini Polytechnic Diploma |
| Location | Greymouth |
| Method of Study |
Part time or full time |
| Start Date |
27 January 2014 |
| Dates |
Subject to change |
| Number of Places |
14 |
| Applications |
Now open |
| Contact |
Bob Gilmore View Biography |
| Tutor |
Tutor Biography |
| Domestic Cost |
$3,286 per year (2013 cost)
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| International Cost |
$18,000 per year (2013 cost)
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