Business &
THIS IS WHERE YOUR FUTURE STARTS
Wintec is one of New Zealand’s largest and most
respected institutes of technology.
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Over 18,000 students
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Over 400 industry experienced teaching staff
•Wintec is a leading training provider with
programmes and purpose-built facilities
for business administration and computing,
business management and information technology
that are recognised as world class in both delivery
and environment
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Certificate, diploma, degree and postgraduate
programmes
Our study programmes are developed in close
consultation with employer partnership groups,
resulting in an inspirational way of learning that’s
hands-on and relevant to today’s changing workplace.
The people who will be delivering your lectures and
tutorials are highly qualified, respected professionals
in their field. And as you’ll discover, this makes a real
difference when it comes to fast-tracking your career.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
There are many different levels, choices and career
paths in the world of business and information
technology. At Wintec, you are able to tailor your
programme to meet your specific career objectives.
YOUR WORLD
THIS IS
A drive to perform in the rapidly changing world of
business and information technology... you want
skills not just for today, but tomorrow too.
Business and information technology are at the heart
of every industry and you can’t wait to be part of it!
CONTENTS
The World of Business 4
Administration and Computing
- How to get there
- Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3)
- Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4)
- Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5)
The World of Business Management 8
- How to get there
- Certificate in Management (Level 4) - Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5) - Diploma in International Tourism (Level 5) - New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) - Bachelor of Applied Management
The World of Information & 15
Communication Technology
- How to get there
- National Certificate in Computing (Level 3) - Certificate in Computing and
Information Technology (Level 5) - Diploma in Information and
Communications Technology (Level 5 & 6) - Bachelor of Information Technology
Your World at Wintec 21
- Life on campus - Accommodation
- Learning assistance at Wintec - Your wellbeing at Wintec - Hamilton
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRA
TION
AND COMPUTING
THE WORLD OF
“Studying business administration and
computing allowed me to gain the skills
I needed to be competitive in the job
market. I was able to kickstart my career
earlier than expected with great results.”
Christiana Chatfield
HOW TO GET THERE
IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria
online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.
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CAREER
Management positions within the business sector such as accounting, strategic management, sales and marketing, human resources, operations and production, event management and retail management.
CAREER
Receptionist, office junior, administrator, records officer or data processor.
CAREER
Office administrator, secretary, payroll assistant and other specialist positions in legal administration.
START YOUR CAREER HERE
12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English or Ma¯ori.
NCEA Level 3 comprised of 60 credits at NCEA Level 3 or above and 20 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above, including:
– 14 credits each at NCEA Level 3 in three approved subjects; and – Literacy (10 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above made up of 5 credits each
in reading and writing); and
– Numeracy (10 credits at NCEA Level 1 or above); Or
60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English; or Satisfied the criteria for entrance to a New Zealand University, or an equivalent qualification approved by the Programme Committee; or Completed an appropriate overseas School qualification; or Completed a year of study at an overseas Secondary School, and gained the equivalent of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects.
Certificate in Business Administration (Level 3) or equivalent qualification.
Bachelor of
Applied
Management
Page 14Certificate in Business
Administration and
Computing
(Level 4)
Page 6CAREER
Executive assistant, personal assistant, administrator, office manager or administration manager.
48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across
4 subjects including English
Diploma in Business
Administration
(Level 5)
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CAREER
Employment in accounting, human resource management, sales and marketing, strategic management, event management, operations and production
management and retail management.
Graduate Diploma in Accounting,
Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management, Graduate Diploma in Sales and Marketing, Graduate Diploma in Strategic Management,
Graduate Diploma in Event Management,
Graduate Diploma in Operations and Production Management, Graduate Diploma in Retail Management*
*Subject to NZQA Approval. Available from Semester 2, 2015.
A degree conferred by a NZ tertiary education institution, or a NZQA recognised degree from an overseas tertiary institution, or demonstrate equivalent practical, professional or educational experience which may include other qualifications at Level 6 and Level 7 on the NQF.
Certificate in Business
Administration and
Computing
(Level 3)
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CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION AND
COMPUTING (LEVEL 4)
OS8909CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION AND
COMPUTING (LEVEL 3)
OS9302Duration: Start February or July for one semester Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus,
Otorohanga
If you want to develop advanced business administration and computing skills for clerical, administrative or secretarial roles, then this programme is right for you. On this course you will also have the opportunity to study and apply for the award of the National Certificate in
Business Administration and Computing (Level 4).
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Core Modules
• Word and Text Processing
• Business Centre - including customer queries and communication
• Computer Accounting including Payroll
REAL WORK PLACE ENVIRONMENT
You’ll study at Wintec’s Centre for Business, Information Technology and Enterprise in a simulated office complete with reception, meeting spaces and areas for specific roles such as payroll, secretary and accounts clerk. You’ll use the latest version of Microsoft Office and learn from highly qualified, industry experienced tutors.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• You need to have completed the Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) and or;
• An equivalent qualification, or
• Have relevant business experience. See online for full entry criteria
www.wintec.ac.nz/OS8909
Duration: Start February or July for one semester Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus,
Otorohanga
If you want to build on your basic business administration and computing skills, then this programme is right for you. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to work in office positions such as office junior, data entry operator, administration assistant, records officer or receptionist. During this course, students also have the opportunity to study for the award of the National Certificate in Business
Administration and Computing (Level 3).
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Core Modules
• Word and Text Processing
• Spreadsheets
• Reception and Customer Service
• Communication
• Database
• Computerised Accounting
• Complete a week of Business Practice
LEARNING THAT’S RELEVANT
The difference at Wintec is that you’ll learn from tutors who have extensive experience as practicing professionals in their field. At Wintec, we ensure that you develop the skills that you need to actually do the job! You’ll spend most of your time on a computer using the latest version of Microsoft Office to learn advanced techniques in creating business documents such as reports and spreadsheets. You’ll also learn MYOB software, which is widely used by small businesses. The final week of your programme is spent in a real office environment where you will be able to put your new skills into practice.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English or Ma¯ori, or the
• National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 2), or
• An equivalent qualification, or relevant business experience
See online for full entry criteria
PROGRAMMES
DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
(LEVEL 5)
OS9602Duration: Start February or July for one year Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
Qualified, skilled administrators are in high demand and this programme sets you up for an administrative career anywhere in the world. From standard office systems to administration management you’ll learn the business and administration skills for roles such as executive assistant, personal assistant, administrator, office manager or administration manager. This programme is also highly
recommended for those currently working in administration roles who wish to extend their skills and knowledge.
During this course, students may also wish to study towards the National Diploma in
Business Administration (Level 5).
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
A selection of the following modules: • Word and Text Processing 4
• Text Processing 5 and Business Administration Information
• Executive/Personal Assistant and Manage Travel Arrangements
• Present Information
• Business Meeting Administration and Outcomes
• Analytical Reporting/Group Processes
• Human Resource Management
• Introduction to Management
• Introduction to Marketing
• Introduction to Accounting
• MYOB and Payroll
Note: The Diploma in Business Administration (Level 5) incorporates NZQA units and may include New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6) papers as well as some Level 4 Unit Standards.
LEARN FROM INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Your tutors are highly qualified with extensive experience as practicing professionals in their individual fields. Throughout the year guest speakers from recruitment companies and successful local businesses will share their knowledge and experiences in business.
LEADING TECHNOLOGY
Wintec is a leader in technology in both equipment and software. On this programme you’ll use the latest version of Microsoft Office.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects including English or equivalent NZ Qualifications Framework (NZQF) units,
• Or the Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4), or
• An equivalent qualification.
See online for full entry criteria - you must also meet all other specifications in the entry criteria. www.wintec.ac.nz/OS9602
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BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
THE WORLD OF
“I think the programme is great as it gives
you a broad business knowledge. I found
the tutors very good and down to earth.
They explain things, make sure everyone
understands and go through real-life
scenarios so you can relate it back to your
experiences rather than just the theory.”
Katie Jones
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HOW TO GET THERE
IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria
online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.
CAREER
Business analyst, information systems manager, project manager, e-business consultant, management support systems
advisor, IT services coordinator.
Postgraduate
Diploma in Applied
Informatics
See www.wintec.ac.nz/IT1101
START YOUR CAREER HERE
12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and another 12 credits in 1 other subject at NCEA Level 1.48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, which must include a minimum of 12 credits in English or an equivalent qualification.
A degree conferred by a New Zealand tertiary education institution, or demonstration of equivalent practical, professional or educational experiences which may include other qualifications at Level 6 and Level 7 on the National Qualifications Framework.
WORK FORCE
CAREER
Roles in business: accounting, strategic management, sales and marketing, human resources, operations and production, event management and retail management.
CAREER
Marketing, front-line management, accounts, market research or small business owner.
CAREER
Management, human resources, marketing, finance, accounting and small business owner or entrepreneur.
CAREER
Shift manager, management trainee and supervisory positions.
42 credits at NCEA Level 3 in 3 subjects, or 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in 4 subjects, including English.
New Zealand
Diploma in Business
(Level 6)
Page 13Bachelor of
Applied
Management
Page 14Diploma in
International
Tourism
Page 12CAREER
Employment in accounting, human resource management, sales and marketing, strategic management, event management, operations and production management and retail management.
Graduate Diploma in Accounting,
Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management, Graduate Diploma in Sales and Marketing, Graduate Diploma in Strategic Management,
Graduate Diploma in Event Management,
Graduate Diploma in Operations and Production Management, Graduate Diploma in Retail Management*
*Subject to NZQA Approval. Available from Semester 2, 2015.
A degree (or equivalent) that incorporates applied IT studies, or any other degree (or equivalent), and at least 2 years experience of designing and/or developing and/or customising an information system in a business context.
Diploma in
Business Studies
(Level 5)
Page 11Certificate in
Management
(Level 4)
Page 10CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT
(LEVEL 4)
BS1001Duration: Starts February or July for one semester Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want to become a manager/trainee manager, team leader or supervisor, or run your own successful business, then this programme is right for you.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
You will complete six modules totalling a minimum of 60 credits:
• Four modules from Group A
• A further two modules from Group A or Group B
Modules Group A
• Employment Relations
• Introduction to Marketing
• Human Resource 1: People at Work
• Introduction to Management
• Workplace Communication
Group B
• Introduction to Accounting
• Introduction to Computing
Selected modules can be studied full-time in class, via night classes, or by paper-based delivery at your home. There is also the option of studying part-time.
PRACTICAL LEARNING
Working in groups with discussions and role-play, theory comes alive through practical exercises. For example, when learning about employment relations you will conduct simulated individual contract bargaining, drafting up employment agreements while negotiating terms. In a human resources exercise, you will sit on an employment panel in a simulated interview situation.
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
Wintec’s Centre for Business, IT and Enterprise has a relationship with the New Zealand Institute of Management. This programme includes a majority of the requirements for the New Zealand Institute of Management Certificate in Management.
Graduates from this programme who wish to also gain the NZIM Certificate in
Management will need to successfully
complete two additional NZIM modules to be eligible to apply to the NZIM for this additional qualification.
LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS
Your tutors are highly qualified with extensive experience as practicing professionals in their field. Throughout the programme you’ll be inspired by guest speakers from different areas of the business industry.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• 12 credits in NCEA Level 1 English; and
• 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in one other subject
• Candidates over the age of 20 who do not meet the entry criteria may still be considered for special admission See online for full entry criteria
www.wintec.ac.nz/BS1001
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DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS
STUDIES (LEVEL 5)
BS8906Duration: Starts February or July for one year Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want to develop a broad range of basic business skills and knowledge, then the Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5) programme is right for you.
This course has been developed in consultation with industry, and will equip you with the skills to work in areas such as marketing, management, accounts, market research or within small businesses.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
You will study a total of six modules of your choice; any four modules at level 4 and 5 and further two modules at level 6.
(Level 4 and 5)
• Accounting Principles
• Fundamentals of Small Business
• Accounting Practices
• Introduction to Commercial Law
• The Economic Environment
• Organisation and Management
• Fundamentals of Marketing • Business Computing • Business Communication (Level 6) Management Pre-requisite: Organisation and Management • Leadership
• Human Resource Management
• Employment Relations
• Tourism Venture Development
Marketing
Pre-requisite: Fundamentals of Marketing
• Buyer Behaviour and Communication Strategies
• Marketing Planning and Control
Accounting
Pre-requisite: Accounting Principles
• Financial Accounting
• Management Accounting
• Business Finance
• Taxation
LEARNING FROM BUSINESS LEADERS
Studying in small classes at Wintec’s Centre for Business, IT and Enterprise, you will be provided with a sound base of business expertise and knowledge, learning from some of this country’s most respected business professionals. Guest lecturers from small to large businesses regularly join your tutors, passing on their knowledge, insights and a real understanding of today’s business world.
NEW TECHNOLOGY
Your study environment is very interactive using a multitude of new learning tools and devices.
ENTRY CRITERIA
48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English, or 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in three subjects, or University Entrance, or Certificate in Management (Level 4), or an equivalent qualification/ business experience.
See online for full entry criteria
www.wintec.ac.nz/BS8906
PROGRAMMES
DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL
TOURISM (LEVEL 5)
CO0107Prepares students to sit City and Guilds of London qualifications.
Duration: Starts February or July for two years Study: Full-time
Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you enjoy interacting with people from all walks of life, and want a career that can take you all over the world, then this programme is right for you.
Learn all about the travel and tourism industry, and be equipped with basic management skills that could help you gain frontline or management positions. You could be working for tourist attractions, regional tourist offices, hotels, travel agencies, travel operators, conference centres or tour operations within New Zealand or overseas.
Successfully complete this programme and you’ll also have the opportunity to sit the City and Guilds Diploma in International Tourism and the City and Guilds Advanced Diploma in Tourism exams, opening up your career prospects globally.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Year One Modules
• Tourism Industry - Why people become tourists and the economic impacts involved
• Tourism Geography - Knowledge of the key tourist destinations around the world
• Customer Services - The key components of customer service
• People Development - Effective organisational structures and the advantages of cohesive work teams
• Business Systems - Factors effecting financial performance of an organisation
• Marketing - How the success of a tourist destination is dependent on Marketing
• Developing Local Tour Destination - The key elements required to create a successful tourist destination
• Economic Environment - Apply elements of economic theory to contemporary issues
• Business Communication - Develop effective communication skills
• Fundamentals of Small Business - Small business opportunities and operations
Year Two Modules
• Tourism Industry - What motivates people to travel, trends and impacts
• Managing People - Leadership, motivation, performance and development of individuals and teams
• Strategic Customer Services - The customer service process and how to improve it
• Financial Control - Analysing the flow of funds and evaluating and improving financial performance
• Marketing Tourism - Developing an effective marketing plan
• Managing Operations/ Information - Designing a tourism operation and event
• Introduction to Commercial Law - Basic knowledge in the field of commercial law
• Buyer Behaviour and Communication - Strategies for and understanding of buyer behaviour
• Tourism Venture Development - Management issues in the tourism industry
LEARN BY DOING
With hands-on teaching, you’ll be encouraged to spend time working in the industry. Guest speakers and site visits give you a good understanding of day-to-day operations, and work experience in tourist destinations like Waitomo, Rotorua and Taupo get you ready for a career.
INDUSTRY TUTORS AND CONNECTIONS
Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified in their specialist fields. Many have recent or ongoing experience in the industry. They are right up to date with what you need to know for future employment and can help you get involved in current tourism events. Wintec’s strong partnerships with industry leaders bring valuable resources such as industry site visits, work experience and current knowledge of travel destinations and experiences.
ENTRY CRITERIA
For entry into this course you’ll need:
• 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, which must include at least 12 credits in English; or
• National Certificate in Travel (Level 4); or
• Equivalent qualification
Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/CO0107 for full course and entry details.
HAVE A GO
If you’re still at secondary school, ask your Careers Advisor about these online Unit standards you can do right now: • Destination New Zealand
• Destination Australia
• Destination Selected Countries • Destination Canada
• International Travel Regulations • Travel Insurance
• Foreign Exchange
• International Air and Transport Association (IATA) World Geography • Pacific Islands
• Domestic and
International Accommodation Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/star for full course and entry details.
PROGRAMMES
NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN
BUSINESS (LEVEL 6)
BS0864Duration: Starts February or July for two years Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want to pursue a career in accounting, business, management, marketing, finance or human resources, then this programme for you. From here, you can continue to study towards the Bachelor of Applied Management.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
You will need to complete a total of twelve modules.
Core Modules – You’ll choose a minimum of six of the following seven modules: • Accounting Principles
• Introduction to Commercial Law
• The Economic Environment
• Organisation and Management
• Fundamentals of Marketing
• Business Computing
• Business Communication
You’ll then study modules from the management, marketing or accounting streams.
This Diploma also meets the academic criteria for entry to the NZICA College of Accounting Technicians.
INTERACTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
At the Centre for Business, IT and Enterprise you learn in a diverse and interactive study environment using advanced learning tools and the latest software. Your tutors are industry experienced and guest speakers from the business world are regular visitors.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 or higher in Mathematics or Pa¯ngarau on the Directory of Assessment Standards, and
• 50 credits at Level 2 or above with at least and 12 credits in each of three subjects, including a minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Ma¯ori selected from the approved achievement and unit standards for University Entrance. Of these:
- 4 credits must be in reading, and - 4 credits must be in writing; or - An equivalent qualification See online for full entry criteria
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BACHELOR OF
APPLIED MANAGEMENT*
BI1401Duration: Starts February or July for three years Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you have the drive to succeed, and can see yourself fitting right into business activity or an office environment, then the Bachelor of Applied Management programme could be right for you.
All students in their final year of study will complete the Co-operative Education Project (CEP)+. This gives you an opportunity to be placed in industry, gain valuable work experience and complete an agreed piece of research, increasing the chances of employment when you graduate. The practical focus of this degree, and the interactive classes will help you build strong one-on-one learning relationships with your tutors.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
You can choose to specialise (major) in:
• Accounting
• Strategic Management
• Human Resource Management
• Sales and Marketing
• Operations and Production Management
• Event Management
• Retail Management*
The flexible degree structure allows you to choose one major with a range of elective modules, or you can do a double major within three years.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE Year 1 8 Year 2 1 3 4 Year 3 1 2 1 CEP+ Compulsory for all students Compulsory for your major Elective modules
CEP is one full semester
For more information please visit
www.wintec.ac.nz/BI1401
*subject to NZQA approval
+ Due to the requirements of NZICA/CPA, all modules for Accounting (NZICA/CPA) are compulsory and students complete an Industry Project in their final semester.
MAJORS Accounting
Meet the accounting needs of any business and you’ll be in high demand. In this pathway you’ll learn the theory and practice of accountancy, critical thinking, decision-making and business analysis. The course also includes financial reports and business tax regulations. There are two accounting pathways to choose from - the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants/CPA Australia (NZICA/CPA) pathway+, which prepares you to become a Chartered Accountant, or the non-NZICA/CPA pathway, which has greater flexibility.
Strategic Management
With this major, you’ll gain specialist skills in business strategy that open industry doors and career opportunities. You’ll understand the threats a business faces both internally and in the market place. Your leadership potential will be enhanced by your analytical skills and strategic thinking, and businesses will benefit from your expertise.
Human Resource Management
You’ll gain the essential skills you need to get the most from employees. You’ll learn about staff management, recruitment, employee performance, up-skilling and development, and resolving conflict in the workplace. Most businesses need expert advice on industrial relations and employment law as well, so you’ll be in demand.
Sales And Marketing
Because every business has a product or service to sell, they’ll need you to lead their sales and marketing team. You’ll graduate with skills in consumer behavioural analysis, domestic and international market theory and applied marketing campaigns.
Operations And Production Management
Graduate and be in demand – the broad scope of this major equips you with the skills to get the best results out of people and processes. The skills in analysis and logistics you gain from an operation and production management pathway mean you can plan and implement production efficiencies that translate to what every business needs: a better bottom line.
Major In Event Management
With this major, you’ll gain specialist skills in event management that will open event industry doors and career opportunities on both the domestic and international markets. You’ll understand the challenges the event industry faces in today’s world.
Your leadership and team management potential will be enhanced by your analytical skills, operational and strategic thinking for delivery of events, and event industry will benefit from your expertise.
Retail Management*
Retailers are crying out for graduates. You will find yourself being fast tracked into store management and head office management roles due to the skills you gained during your study - skills such as undertaking store designs, developing marketing campaigns, creating customer in store experiences, creating retail concepts and strategies for ongoing customer contact.
ENTRY CRITERIA
For entry into this course you’ll need: NCEA Level 3 comprised of 60 credits at NCEA Level 3 or above and 20 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above, including:
• 14 credits each at NCEA Level 3 in three approved subjects; and
• Literacy (10 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above made up of 5 credits each in reading and writing); and
• Numeracy (10 credits at NCEA Level 1 or above); or
• 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English; or
• Satisfied the criteria for entrance to a New Zealand University, or an equivalent qualification approved by the Programme Committee; or
• Completed an appropriate overseas School qualification; or
• Completed a year of study at an overseas Secondary School, and gained the equivalent of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects.
• Special Admission and Provisional Entry are available – refer to the programme regulations for more information.
HEADSTART
In today’s world a tertiary qualification counts when it comes to career progression. While many people have gained work and life experience equivalent to that of formal study, they don’t have that formal qualification to substantiate it. Headstart allows you to use your current knowledge and experience towards gaining a recognised qualification. It formally recognises skills and knowledge gained through work and life experience. Headstart is an easy step-by-step process. Find out more at: headstart.wintec.ac.nz Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/BI1401 for full course and entry details. If you have any questions please call 0800 294 6832 – we’re here to help.
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INFORMATION &
COMMUNICA
TION
TECHNOLOGY
THE WORLD OF
I always knew I wanted to have a
career in IT. I chose Wintec for my
degree because it offered a more
practical, hands-on approach
rather than just theoretical
academic knowledge.”
Justin Cook
Bachelor of IT Graduate
Talking Tech
As part of Wintec’s project-based learning, Justin designed and developed a website, Android app and iPhone app as part of a funding project for Study Box.
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HOW TO GET THERE
IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria
online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.
Postgraduate Diploma in
Applied Informatics
See www.wintec.ac.nz/IT1101
12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in either English, Ma¯ori or Maths.
30 credits at NCEA Level 2 in 4 subjects.
A degree (or equivalent) that incorporates applied information technology studies; or
Any other degree (or equivalent) and at least two years’ experience of designing and/or developing and/or customising an information system in a business context (including the education, health, government and not-for-profit sectors). Diploma in Information and communications Technology (level 5), or an equivalent qualification, or relevant experience in the computing industry that is considered equivalent.
CAREER
Systems administrator, systems analyst, programmer, website developer, systems technician or help desk operator.
CAREER
Business analyst, information systems manager, project manager, e-business consultant, management support systems advisor, IT services coordinator.
CAREER
System technician, junior programmer, help desk, user support and network administration.
CAREER
Systems administrator, systems analyst, programmer, website developer, educator, business analyst
or network engineer. 54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in 4 subjects.
National Certificate
in Computing
(Level 3)
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2 day Try-it workshop!
See your careers advisor
START YOUR CAREER HERE
Certificate in Computing
and Information
Technology (Level 5)
Gain credits towards the Diploma Level 5 and the degree Page17
Diploma in Information
and Communications
Technology (Level 5)
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Graduate Diploma in
Information Technology
(Level 7)
See www.wintec.ac.nz/IT0101FROM INDUSTRY
CAREER
Systems administrator, systems analyst, programmer, website developer, educator, business analyst or network engineer.
A degree or substantial IT experience.
Diploma in Information
and Communications
Technology (Level 6)
Gain credits towards the degree Page19
Bachelor of
Information
Technology
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NCEA Level 3 comprised of 60 credits at NCEA Level 3 or above and 20 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above, including: – 14 credits each at NCEA Level 3 in three approved
subjects; and
– Literacy (10 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above made up of 5 credits each in reading and writing); and
– Numeracy (10 credits at NCEA Level 1 or above); Or
60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English; or
Satisfied the criteria for entrance to a New Zealand University, or an equivalent qualification approved by the Programme Committee; or
Completed an appropriate overseas School qualification; or Completed a year of study at an overseas Secondary School, and gained the equivalent of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects.
*Practical assessments may be held on campus.
PROGRAMMES
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN
COMPUTING (LEVEL 3)
IT1001Duration: Start February or August for one semester Study: Full-time, part-time
equivalent or online* Location: Hamilton City Campus or
online coordinated out of our Thames Campus*
Want to be an IT technician, junior programmer, help desk administrator, user support person or network administrator? This foundation programme will provide you with the basic knowledge and skills for entry into higher level programmes leading to a computer-related career.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY • Computer hardware • Data management • Networks • Multimedia development • Computer programming • Software applications PRACTICAL FOCUS
The focus here is not just on textbooks and theory, it’s hands-on in a fully-equipped computer lab. In fact, it’s so hands-on you’ll be working on a live network system where the decisions you make impact real situations! You’ll also assemble electronic components.
OUTSTANDING FACILITIES
Wintec’s specialist facilities include networking, electronics and computing laboratories. You also have access to student computers in The Hub at the City and Rotokauri Campuses (Hamilton) or drop-in facilities at the Thames, Waihi and Otorohanga Campuses.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, Ma¯ori or Maths; or
• An equivalent qualification.
• You could also qualify under other criteria See online for full entry criteria
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CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTING
AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 5)
IT0001Duration: Starts July for a half year Study: Part-time or full-time Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want to develop the skills and knowledge to gain employment in a wide range of computing and information technology-related jobs, then this programme is right for you. It will also allow you to continue on to more advanced study such as the Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5) or Bachelor of Information Technology. On completion of this programme you may also qualify for the PC Drivers Licence - a nationally recognised qualification awarded by the Computing & Information Technology Research & Education NZ (CITRENZ).
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Core Modules • Applied Mathematics • Hardware Fundamentals • Internet • Multimedia Principles • LAN Administration
• Operating Systems Software
• Software Applications
• Software Packages
• User Support
HOW YOU’LL STUDY
At Wintec you’ll discover that study comes alive when it’s not just all about textbooks and theory. You’ll learn by building networks, multimedia, web design and other specialist streams. You’ll study in fully equipped computer labs with up-to-date hardware. You’ll have access to specialist facilities including networking, electronics and computing laboratories.
CONNECTED AND RELEVANT
The Centre consults directly with respected, current industry professionals to ensure that what you learn on our programme more than meets the demands of a career in the IT industry.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• 30 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects; or
• National Certificate in Computing (Level 3); or
• An equivalent qualification.
• You could also qualify under other criteria
See online for full entry criteria
www.wintec.ac.nz/IT0001
HAVE A GO
If you’re still at secondary school and think the world of Business and IT might be right for you, our free one and two-day taster programmes could help you decide. To find out more about your options for experiencing Business and IT at Wintec check out www.wintec.ac.nz/star or talk to your careers advisor.
Duration: Starts February for one year Study: Part-time or full-time Location: Hamilton City Campus
Want to develop a solid grounding in computing and information technology to set you on your way to an exciting career in the computing and information technology industry? If so, this is the right programme for you.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
On this programme you will specialise in one of the following three areas:
• Programming - developing, testing and maintaining computer programs
• Systems Support and Administration - providing users with hardware, software and network support
• Technician - focuses on the technical skills needed to maintain and install information systems and networks
Core Modules • Business Communications • Data Organisation • Hardware Fundamentals • Interpersonal Skills • Program Development • Programming Principles • Systems Overview
• Ethics and Professionalism
You will also study a range of modules specific to your chosen area:
• Programming
• Systems Support and Administration; or
• Technician
LEARN BY DOING
Everything you learn in classes and lectures is backed up with practical exercises that literally bring the lessons alive. You’ll work in our specialist networking, electronics and computing laboratories, and if you’re wondering how far we go to ensure our teaching methods are relevant … at Wintec you’ll work on a live network system.
THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY
Our computer labs are equipped with up-to-date hardware.
DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 5)
IT8905PROGRAMMES
LICENSED TRAINER
Wintec is a licensed trainer for Cisco, CCNA,
A+ and Microsoft enabling you to become
certified with international industry qualifications as part of your programme. You can access your Cisco course material on-line anytime, and your Cisco Training Programs are delivered in the evening to allow for concurrent work and study.
LEARN RELEVANT SKILLS
The Centre consults directly with commercial and industrial organisations to ensure all programmes provide you with the relevant skills and knowledge required for a career in the IT industry. You will experience small class sizes and one-on-one contact with industry-experienced tutors. There will also be the opportunity for informal internships through Wintec’s industry network.
ENTRY CRITERIA
54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, or sufficient computing unit standards in the National Certificate in Computing (Level 3), or an equivalent qualification. See online for full entry criteria
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“Wintec graduates are work-ready because they get practical, hands-on training on real world systems.”
David Hallet
Director, Need A Nerd Waikato
PROGRAMMES
DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 6)
IT8902Duration: Start February for one year Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want to gain advanced skills and knowledge to get the edge you need to pursue an exciting career in information technology, then this programme is right for you. Specialise in one of the following three areas:
PROGRAMMING
Programming - Developing, testing and maintaining computer programs.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY • Data analysis
• Database management systems (DBMS)
• Web site development
• Information gathering
• Multimedia development
• Operating systems internals
• Systems analysis
(structured techniques and tools)
• Problem solving
• Networking practise
• Windows server 2008 network administration
• Web site administration
• User experience design
• Object oriented analysis and design
• Programming
SYSTEMS SUPPORT AND
ADMINISTRATION
Systems Support and Administration - Providing users with hardware, software
and network support.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY • Data analysis
• Database management Systems (DBMS)
• Web site development
• Information gathering
• Multimedia development
• Operating systems internals
• Systems analysis (structured techniques and tools)
• Problem solving • Networking practise • Windows server 2008 network administration • Help desk • Strategic information systems management • Knowledge support • Networking practise
• Firewall and proxy server management
TECHNICIAN
Technician - Focuses on the technical skills needed to maintain and install information systems and networks.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY • Mobile wireless principles
• Analogue electronics
• Mobile wireless systems
• Digital electronics (applied)
• Help desk
• Problem solving
• Programming practice
• Knowledge support
• Essentials – Technician roles
• Networking practise
• Windows Server 2008 network administration
• Firewall and proxy server management
INDUSTRY CONNECTED
The Diploma programme is developed in consultation with some of the industry’s most respected specialists, and supported by practical exercises that transform theory into reality. You have full access to well-equipped networking, electronics and computing laboratories. You will also have the opportunity for informal internships through Wintec’s industry network.
THE WINTEC EDGE
Wintec is a licensed Cisco, CCNA, A+ and
Microsoft trainer enabling you to become
certified with international, industry recognised qualifications. And to ensure you really are ready for your future career, you will work on a live network system where the decisions you make impact real situations.
FLEXIBILITY
You can access your Cisco course material on-line anytime, and your Cisco Training Programs are delivered in the evening to allow for concurrent work and study.
ENTRY CRITERIA
Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Level 5), or an equivalent qualification, or relevant experience in the computing industry that is considered equivalent.
See online for full entry criteria
PROGRAMMES
BACHELOR OF INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
IT9401Duration: Start February or July for three years Study: Full-time or
part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus
If you want an internationally recognised qualification that will give you an advanced understanding of information technologies, then this programme is right for you. You’ll be encouraged to develop an enquiring, analytical approach to problems and issues, and to exercise independent judgement and critical thinking. Wintec ICT graduates are in high demand both nationally and internationally.
WHAT YOU’LL STUDY
You’ll learn theoretical and practical skills in:
• Mathematics for Information Technology
• Communications for Information Technology
• Information Technology in the business environment
• Databases
• Data structures and algorithms
• Programming (including games and mobile development)
• Networks
• Website development
• Systems analysis
• Object oriented analysis and design
• CISCO CCNA
• Electronics
• Project management
• E-commerce and related topics
WORK EXPERIENCE THAT COUNTS
In your third year, you’ll choose from electives that will determine your career path. You’ll create a computer application system for a local organisation that has a real IT need. You will act as a consultant, meet and liaise with the client, analyse a problem, determine, create and implement a solution and document the process. This then becomes a tangible part of your portfolio and can be added as an attribute on your CV.
LEADING TECHNOLOGY
This is a broad-based vocational degree where theory is supported with practical projects in specialist networking, electronics and computing laboratories, as well as with informal internships through Wintec’s industry network. You’ll also work on a live network where the decisions you make impact a real organisation.
LICENSED TRAINER
Wintec is a licensed trainer for Cisco, CCNA,
A+ and Microsoft enabling you to become
certified with additional international industry qualifications as part of your degree programme.
ENTRY CRITERIA
• NCEA Level 3 comprised of 60 credits at NCEA Level 3 or above and 20 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above, including:
• 14 credits each at NCEA Level 3 in three approved subjects ; and
• Literacy (10 credits at NCEA Level 2 or above made up of 5 credits each in reading and writing); and
• Numeracy (10 credits at NCEA Level 1 or above); or
• 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects including English; or
• Satisfied the criteria for entrance to a New Zealand University, or an equivalent qualification approved by the relevant Programme Committee; or
• Completed an appropriate overseas school qualification; or
• Completed a year of study at an overseas secondary school, and gained the equivalent of 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects; or
• Previously gained the award of the Certificate in Computing and Information Technology – candidates may be granted entry to the Bachelor of Information Technology at the discretion of the Centre Director or authorised nominee.
• Previously gained the award of the National Diploma in Business Computing – candidates may be granted entry to the Bachelor of Information Technology at the discretion of the Centre Director or authorised nominee (see also clause 3.3 of these regulations).
See online for full entry criteria
AT WINTEC
YOUR WORLD
WINTEC Information and communication technology Business Management Business administration and computingGALLAGHER HUB, CITY CAMPUS OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK
Wintec is located on three campuses in Hamilton city,
and another four in the wider Waikato, King Country
and Coromandel regions.
HAMILTON CITY CAMPUS
The Centre for Business, Information Technology
and Enterprise is based at the City Campus, centrally
located, with shops, the Waikato river, transport and
cafés at your feet.
It’s a vibrant and energising environment with
outstanding facilities for learning and support.
At the centre of campus is the Gallagher Hub
housing a large computer study area containing
over 130 computers (Mac and PC), a library, copying
services, study rooms, café and event rooms.
The City Campus also features lecture theatres that
utilise the latest technology, a student radio station,
art gallery, hairdressing and beauty clinics and
student support services.
LIFE ON CAMPUS
URBAN HAIR AND URBAN SPA
You can enjoy a full range of inexpensive treatments
at Urban Hair and Urban Spa, our stunning Hair and
Beauty training facilities located at Wintec House
on the City Campus. Find out more at
www.wintec.ac.nz/urban
WINDOWS TRAINING RESTAURANT
Choose from a varied, seasonal menu, beautifully
prepared and served by our Centre for Hospitality
students. Windows offers diners extremely good
value in lovely surroundings at our Rotokauri Campus.
Find out more at www.wintec.ac.nz/windows
PRAYER ROOM
The prayer room has washing facilities and is
located in the Student Hubs at the Hamilton City
and Rotokauri campuses for student use.
SECURITY
Security staff patrol Wintec buildings at the City
and Rotokauri campuses 24 hours a day, seven days
a week. You’ll also find emergency phones around
the campus.
SPORTS ON CAMPUS WINDOWS RESTAURANT
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ACCOMMODATION
STUDENT VILLAGE
Our Student Village is a safe, secure environment
situated close to the City Campus on Collingwood
Street. Fully furnished accommodation includes
a TV lounge, games room, laundry and BBQ facilities
with catered meals available Monday to Friday.
For more information on the Student Village go to
www.wintec.ac.nz/accommodation
FLATTING AND PRIVATE BOARD
For further information on your accommodation
options in Hamilton, consider the YWCA or check out
the student rent website www.studentrent.co.nz
ON-CAMPUS STUDENT APARTMENTS
From Semester 1, 2015 you’ll be able to live on
campus in the brand new student apartments.
These fully furnished apartments offer you the
ultimate in student living right on the Hamilton
City Campus. For more information see
www.wintec.ac.nz/accommodation
CAMPUS CAFÉS AND SNACK SPOTS
You’ll never go hungry at Wintec! Both the City and
Rotokauri campuses have excellent cafés serving
a tempting array of hot and cold food and espresso
coffee. In the student areas of all our campuses
there are microwaves, hot water on tap and snack
vending machines.
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
One of the great things about being a student
is … being a student! Events, gigs and activities
with fellow students are all part of your campus
experience. To make sure you don’t miss out on
anything that’s going on, check out the events
and activities timetable online at
www.wintec.ac.nz/events
LIFE ON CAMPUS
STUDENT VILLAGE SHOP IN HAMILTON CITY
STUDENT LEARNING SERVICES
If you need help with your studies, there’s a team
of people at Wintec ready to help. They offer a
mentoring programme along with one-to-one, small
group and workshop sessions on topics ranging
from study preparation, reading and essay writing to
science, mathematics and study skills.
Attending one of our free study preparation courses
could also boost your confidence and help you get
the most out of your time at Wintec. With options
for two or five day courses, you’ll have the chance
to brush up on skills like note taking and writing
assignments, managing your time, and how to
maximise your learning. For more information visit
www.wintec.ac.nz/sls
MOODLE
Moodle is Wintec’s online learning and teaching tool
containing programme material, which may include
lecture notes, research material and practice tests.
If you have a computer and an internet connection
you can use Moodle to study anywhere, anytime.
LIBRARY
There are two main libraries at Wintec - one at the
City Campus and one at the Rotokauri Campus.
Both provide a huge range of resource material from
books, newspapers, specialist journals and exam
papers to DVDs, audiotapes and more. Material can
be sent to students studying by distance learning.
For more information visit www.wintec.ac.nz/library
COMPUTER ACCESS
Computers are available to all enrolled students at
all Wintec Campuses. The Gallagher Hub at our City
Campus has over 130 computers for students to use
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The City and Rotokauri campuses also have wireless
hotspots and IT helpdesks to assist with using the
computers, printers, scanners and Mytec.
MYTEC
Keep track of your timetable, check your emails,
get your results, study online, do it all in one place,
day or night, from anywhere, online in Mytec.
MA¯ORI AND PASIFIKA SUPPORT CENTRE
Ki te whakakaha i te iwi ha¯pori ma¯ te ara matauranga,
rangahau ara¯ umanga whanakenga. The Ma¯ori and
Pasifika Learning Support Centre, known as Te Kete
Ko¯nae, is a warm, welcoming space that is open
to all students, their wha¯nau and staff at Wintec
for learning, financial, cultural, pastoral and
counselling support. For more information visit
www.wintec.ac.nz/tkk
SCHOLARSHIPS
There are a wide range of grants and scholarships
available to Wintec students, many providing
substantial financial and other assistance.
You’ll find information and application forms at
www.wintec.ac.nz/scholarships
EMPLOYMENT ADVICE AND SUPPORT
If you need help preparing your application for a
holiday job, part-time work or your first graduate role,
go and see Student Life. They can also help you with
your CV, interview techniques and employment advice.
For more information visit www.wintec.ac.nz/careers
LOANS AND ALLOWANCES
Contact StudyLink for a student allowance or loan
on 0800 88 99 00 or go to www.studylink.govt.nz
LEARNING ASSISTANCE AT WINTEC
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YOUR WELLBEING AT WINTEC
DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES
At Wintec all students have the opportunity
to participate in their studies on equal terms.
We offer advocacy, support and information for
students with an impairment; including mobility
parking permits, assistive software, support staff,
reader/writers for exams, advocacy with funding
agencies and much more. Contact the Disability
Coordinator on 07 834 8800 ext 8815 or email
[email protected] to find out how we can help you.
Visit www.wintec.ac.nz/ds
CHILDCARE
Wondering how to juggle study and family?
Our childcare centre, Kidz at Wintec, could be
the answer. Located at the City Campus, the
Centre provides care and education for children
up to five years. Early booking is essential.
Phone 07 834 8812.
HEALTH SERVICES AND COUNSELLING
Need a doctor? We have a Health Centre at our City
and Rotokauri campuses with registered nurses,
doctors, counsellors and chaplains to help with any
health issues, including free specialist health checks
and free, confidential counselling.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
If you’re an international student, our dedicated
International Centre provides all the help and
support you’ll need to settle into your new learning
environment and the wider community. From helping
find somewhere to live to providing pastoral care
and advice, when you study at Wintec you’re not just
another student at a tertiary institution … you’re part
of a vital, lively community where you learn with each
other and about each other.
HAMILTON
LIVE THE LIFE
Hamilton is a student city, home to over 46,000
tertiary students every year, which means the place
has a real buzz about it. It also means you’ll get some
great student deals and discounts around town.
THE HEART OF IT ALL
Why is Hamilton such a brilliant place to live and
study? Because it’s close to everything you want
to be part of! Beaches, mountains, rivers, thermal
pools, countryside, sport centres and adventure
activities are an easy drive away. In Hamilton itself,
you’ve got shopping, cafés and the fun of city life
without any of the usual hassles.
BY DAY
In Hamilton it’s not a question of what to do, more
a question of what to do first! Here are a few options
in and around Hamilton … watching a live sports
match, shopping, surfing, swimming, mountain
biking, relaxing in a thermal hot pool, visiting the
Waikato Museum or an art gallery, paintball, ten-pin
bowling, caving, taking in a play or musical at the
theatre and more.
BY NIGHT
Bars, clubs, restaurants, movies, gigs, cafés;
in Hamilton there’s an amazing range of places to
meet your friends and chill out - all easily accessible
and without the usual big city traffic nightmares!
EVENT CITY
International sporting events such as rugby and
cricket, music festivals like National Agricultural
Fieldays, Balloons over Waikato, Hamilton Gardens
Festival, theatre, dance, visual arts, markets, there’s
always something happening in Hamilton.
Visit www.whatsonhamilton.co.nz to find out
what’s on.
HAMILTON LAKE (LAKE ROTOROA) WAIKATO STADIUM
RAGLAN - 45MIN DRIVE FROM HAMILTON
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Every effort has been made to ensure the content of this publication is correct. The information is subject to a continuous process of review. Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology) therefore reserves the right to make changes to programme offerings and any other contents. Wintec will not accept liability for any errors or omissions contained in this publication nor for any subsequent actions that may arise as a consequence of decisions made based upon its contents. Programmes will only be offered subject to sufficient numbers.
TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP WITH WINTEC
HOW TO ENROL
•
Enrol online at www.wintec.ac.nz/enrol or
•Collect an enrolment form from the Student
Enrolment & Information Centre at the City
or Rotokauri campus.
•
Email or call us if you have any questions
- 0800 2 Wintec (0800 294 6832)
STUDENT ENROLMENT & INFORMATION CENTRE
www.wintec.ac.nz
0800 2 wintec (within New Zealand only)
0800 294 6832
(or +64 7 838 6399 from overseas)
CITY CAMPUS OPENING HOURS
A Block, Gate 5,
Tristram Street, Hamilton
Monday, Thursday, Friday
7:30am - 5:00pm
Tuesday
9:30am - 5:00pm
Wednesday
7:30am – 6:00pm
ROTOKAURI CAMPUS OPENING HOURS
Student Hub,
Akoranga Rd, Rotokauri
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday
www.wintec.ac.nz
