Maori and pasifika trades training scholarship guide · You need to meet the entry criteria for the programme you are enrolling ... You will have access to our jobs broker service

Maori and pasifika trades training scholarship guide

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SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIAYou need to meet the entry criteria for the programme you are enrolling in and be:

• of Māori or Pasifika descent

• 16-40 years old at the start of your study

• a New Zealand citizen or Permanent Resident

• able to meet the entry requirements for your programme

MAori and pasifika trades training scholarshipTēnā koutou, Talofa lava, Kia orana, Bula vinaka, Malo e lelei, Bozu, Malo ni, Yes Olgeta, Aap Kaise Hai, Fakaalofa lahi atu.

Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarships is a government initiative that provides financial support to students of Māori and Pasifika descent enrolled in an approved trade programmes. The initiative helps with programme fees and also offers support while you’re learning and then when you’re seeking employment.

We thank our iwi partners, Te Ātiawa and Ngāti Toa for the support they provide to Māori Trades Training Scholarship students

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We want you to be passionate and show that you are motivated to succeed.

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Support we offer

PROGRAMME SELECTION ADVICENot sure what to do or thinking about further study? We can help you choose the right training for you.

MENTORINGOur Māori and Pasifika mentors will support you throughout the year. We will give you every opportunity to succeed.

GOAL SETTINGWe help you set goals and then provide guidance so that you successfully achieve them.

PASTORAL CAREIf you have any problems – in your study or in your personal life – we can help you.

JOB BROKERSYou will have access to our jobs broker service. We will help you find employment.

GRADUATION CEREMONIESCelebrate your success at graduation with your friends and whānau.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTYou will benefit from our connections with iwi Ngāti Toa and Te Ātiawa (including Tamaiti Whangai), the Pasifika community, Industry Training Organisations and employers.

SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIESHave fun at our sports days and social events. Make new friends.

GETTING YOU READY FOR WORKPrepare for work with our Passport to Work. Get help with putting together a CV. Get what you need for work. Your New Zealand drivers licence. Site Safety certification, or first aid certificate.


Construction TradesNew Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone Porirua

Duration 1 year, full-time

IELTS 5.5 (no band lower than 5.0)

WELTEC WHITIREIA

Learn how to use tools and equipment and gain skills to build a house; from setting out and levelling to framing and roofing. Achieve your Site Safe Certificate. Develop skills in the workshop and on the building site. Be part of a team that builds a house.

For more information check out: www.weltec.ac.nz or www.whitireia.ac.nz

AutomotiveNew Zealand Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 3)

Level 3




WELTEC WHITIREIA

Develop foundation skills in engine repair and performance, servicing, electrics as well as basic engineering tasks and welding. Work on light and diesel vehicles.


New Zealand Certificate in Collision Repair and Automotive Refinishing (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone



WELTEC

Choose collision repair or refinishing. Understand panel engineering and learn how to repair damage on a vehicle, apply body filler and weld panels. With refinishing you’ll develop skills to prepare a vehicle for painting and carry out a variety of spray-painting techniques.

For more information check out: www.weltec.ac.nz

Azaria is doing a cadetship with construction firm, Hawkins.

AZARIACarpentry cadetship

“It’s pretty intense working in the industry, but I’m definitely in the right place. At the moment I’m working on apartments in Mount Victoria.”

Azaria (Samoan) studied the pre-trade Certificate in Carpentry qualification. “We learnt the basics of carpentry. It got us used to using the tools that I use now on the job.”

“My tutor put my name forward for Hawkins. I did work experience for three weeks and then they hired me.”

“I’d like to encourage more females into trades because our abilities as women are underestimated.”

I received a tools grant which is part of the scholarship


New Zealand Certificate in Electrical Engineering Theory (Level 3)

Level 3




WELTEC WHITIREIA

Designed to prepare you for an apprenticeship. Learn basic electrical theory and regulations and build practical skills such as circuit wiring and how to use power instruments. Spend time in our workshops where you’ll diagnose and fix electrical faults.


New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Painting and Decorating) (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone

Duration 17 weeks, full-time


WELTEC

Learn to professionally prepare surfaces and paint interiors and exteriors. Advance your decorating skills by learning wallpapering and spray painting. Follow safe worksite practices. Gain the opportunity to practice your skills on the houses our carpentry students build.


New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Tiling) (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone



WELTEC

Be prepared to step into the tiling industry immediately ready for work. Learn about tiling techniques and design for indoor and outdoor installations. Use different materials like ceramics, stone, glass and terracotta. Put theory into practice in our purpose-built workshops.


New Zealand Certificate in Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone



WELTEC

Designed to prepare you for an apprenticeship. Learn how to use and maintain tools and develop skills in brazing, welding and soldering. You’ll identify methods for weatherproofing and safely install plumbing systems, drains and gas pipes.


Construction Trades

Noaese has completed the Level 3 plumbing programme, and will be doing an apprenticeship in 2018.

NOAESEPlumbing student

After finding it difficult at the start, Noaese (Samoan/Tokeauan) came to really enjoy the plumbing programme, and learnt alot. “I’ve picked up a range of skills this year, including welding, pipe outs, and installing drains.”

“I didn’t know what I wanted to do at the start of the programme, but now I do. I want to work towards becoming a fully qualified plumber.”

Noaese’s mentor praises him for the progress he has made. “He’s found his feet and has set himself goals for the future.”

Through the scholarship all my fees are covered, I’ve gained a drivers licence, and received plenty of support


New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist) (Level 4)

Level 4

Location Te Kāhui Auaha



WELTEC

Develop more complex skills in cutting, styling and colouring. Train in our salon and take part in a regional photographic competition. Get the opportunity to be part of the World of WearableArt™ Awards show, hairdressing competitions, fashion shows and theatre productions.

For more information check out: www.teauaha.ac.nz

Hair, Beauty and Makeup Artistry

New Zealand Certificate in Makeup and Skin Care (Introduction) (Level 3)

Level 3


Petone Porirua



WELTEC WHITIREIA

Gain an introduction to basic beauty from skin care and maintenance through to classic and trending makeup looks. Develop the confidence to deliver great customer service whilst working in a range of environments such as beauty salons or cosmetic retail counters.

For more information check out: www.weltec.ac.nz or www.teauaha.ac.nz

TE AUAHA

New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) (Level 3)

Level 3


Petone Porirua



WELTEC WHITIREIA

Gain skills towards an apprenticeship. Learn about customer service, shampooing, blow-drying, highlights, foils, conditioning treatments and hair-ups. Gain practical experience working on clients in our salons. You may also get the opportunity to be part of the World of WearableArt™ Awards and other shows.


TE AUAHA

TE AUAHA

Jasmine loves working at Colours Hair Design in Plimmerton as a hairdressing apprentice, but hairdressing wasn’t always her first choice.

JASMINEHairdressing apprentice

“I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do so I thought I’d give hairdressing a go and see how I liked it,” says Jasmine.

“The best part is the creative side of hairdressing.”

Through the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training initiative, Jasmine (Ngāti Raukawa) was able to gain an apprenticeship.

“The Māori student mentors would come into class to see how we were going, to catch up and help with things like finding models to practice our work on.”

It reduced my fees significantly which makes a big difference, especially being a student

New Zealand Certificate in Barber Skills (Level 3)*

Level 3




WELTEC

Gain the basic skills to begin working in barbering. Learn introductory haircuts and services, cutting and shaving tools and techniques, clipper work and much more. Develop your skillset and become ready to step into the industry.

For more information check out: www.teauaha.ac.nz

TE AUAHA


HospitalityNew Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone



WELTEC

Produce the basic dishes required in a commercial kitchen. Practice preparing, cooking and presenting dishes. Learn about nutrition, health and safety and kitchen procedures for the industry.


New Zealand Certificate in Baking (Level 3)

Level 3


Kapiti



WELTEC WHITIREIA

Whether you're passionate about sweet treats, bread baking or delicate pastries, you'll gain a solid foundation in baking skills. Our experienced dessert chefs will teach you to create and present beautiful bakery items. Gain the skills to work as a trainee baker or progress with further study.


Mechanical EngineeringNew Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Petone



WELTEC

Gain skills to build, maintain or operate equipment and plants in mechanical engineering. Learn maintenance fitting, fitting and turning, welding, sheet metal work, structural fabrication and toolmaking. Work on your own projects to develop your skills further.


Caelym works as an apprentice at a mechanical engineering firm in Petone, carrying on a family tradition.

CAELYMMechanical engineering apprentice

“It’s what my old man does so I knew a bit about it, and now I’m building on the things he taught me.”

Through the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarship, Caelym (Ngāti Kahungunu) learned welding and fabrication skills. “We got to work on things too. I made an outdoor oil heater, a seat and a toolbox.”

“Now I work at a general engineering shop so we do anything and everything. We roll stainless tube, we do road signs, aluminium, stainless tube forming, machining, drilling, welding.”

It’s great if I want to get my own business and do my own thing one day


Marcus is keen to get behind the wheel after finishing the six-month road transport programme.

MARCUSRoad transport graduate

“I’ve started relief driving for Mainfreight and am looking to go full-time with PCL, a civil construction company, cutting dirt and asphalt,” says Marcus.

“I’d been scaffolding for about 10 years, but injured my back. I’d seen one of my mates do this programme and he came out with all the licences you need.”

Marcus (Ngāti Toa) says the tutors help you find work. “Our tutor also trains people from companies to get their licences so he’s got lots of contacts.”

I think of my new career path as a lot of fun, not just a job

New Zealand Certificate in Commercial Road Transport (Heavy Vehicle Operator) (Level 3)

Level 3

Location Porirua


WHITIREIA

Learn to drive class 2 and 4 trucks, operate forklifts and gain dangerous goods endorsements for employment in road transport and related industries. Gain the necessary driving licences, together with the knowledge and skills to work safely as a road transport operator.

For more information check out: www.whitireia.ac.nz

Transport

Maori and pasifika trades training scholarship APPLICATION FORM

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WHO CAN APPLY You must be:

• Of Māori or Pasifika descent

• 16-40 years of age at the start of your study

• A New Zealand citizen or New Zealand permanent resident

• Able to meet the entry criteria of the programme

SELECTION CRITERIA Applicants will be chosen because they:

• Show a genuine desire to succeed in their chosen trades programme

• Are committed to completing both the practical and theory components of the programme

• Are keen to get employment in one of the industries our programmes prepare students for

• Are committed to Pasifika group, hapū, iwi and/or Māori workforce development

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection panel will create a shortlist from the information you provide in your scholarship application based on the selection criteria listed above. Shortlisted applicants may be asked to attend an interview.

SELECTION CONDITIONS

• Scholarships will be awarded on the basis that the information supplied is true and correct. WelTec or Whitireia can withdraw the scholarship if the information is proved to be inaccurate or incomplete.

• If you turn down the scholarship, or do not accept the scholarship by the required date, the selection panel may offer the scholarship to another applicant. The scholarship is for study in 2018.

• The decision of the selection panel is final.

HOW TO APPLY

• Complete an Application to Enrol form for the chosen trades programme at WelTec or Whitireia.

• Complete this Scholarship Application Form and post to WelTec or Whitireia.

• Postal and delivery address are noted on the back of this form.

Personal information

Legal surname or family name(s)

Home phone Mobile

Street address

Email

Date of birth

Day Month Year(you must be between 16-40 years of age at the start of your study)

Age (at start of programme) Which iwi or Pasifika group do you belong to?

Postcode

Legal first or given name(s) Preferred name

PROPOSED STUDY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND DECLARATION BY APPLICANT

I have read and understand the application guidelines and confirm that the information provided by me is true and correct. If successful for a Māori Trades Training Scholarship, I acknowledge and agree to the following conditions:

1. I will actively attend and engage in my programme of study

2. My progress will be monitored by WelTec or Whitireia staff and if any issues arise, they will be discussed with me

3. On completion of my programme of study with WelTec or Whitireia, I intend to enter into employment and will be committed to ongoing training via a New Zealand apprenticeship or cadetship

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND DECLARATION BY APPLICANT

I acknowledge that:

The personal information provided in my application is collected by and will be held by WelTec (Wellington Institute of Technology) whose address is Private Bag 39803, Lower Hutt 5045 or Whitireia (Whitireia Community Polytechnic), DX Box: SX33459, 3 Wi Neera Drive, Porirua 5022.

The information provided here will be used for the purpose of administering and assessing my application.

Failure to provide all the information requested may mean the selection panel is unable to fully consider my application.

My name may appear in reports and publicity material published by WelTec or Whitireia or government agencies if I am successful in receiving a scholarship.

I have a right under the Privacy Act 1993 to obtain access to and request correction of any personal information held by WelTec or Whitireia regarding myself.

Who are you enrolling with? (Please tick one box)

WhitireiaWelTec

Which programme are you enrolling in?

What job do you want to do?

Please tell us about this job and how the trades programme you have chosen will help you get this job.

What will you do to make sure you successfully complete your study on this trades programme? (Describe skills and experiences you have had or will seek that will help you succeed)

Is there any additional information that you wish the selection panel to consider?

Signed

(Applicant signature)

Date

Please ensure you have answered all of the questions on this application form so it can be assessed in full. This application, together with any supporting material, should be sent or hand delivered to either WelTec or Whitireia (see back page for contact details).


Our mentors have an open door policy. They are keen to ensure you have a safe and rewarding time completing your studies. We can help you to get to grips with our environment.

David Lomax is Team Leader of our Tamaiti Whangai support crew. David regularly checks in with students. A priority of his role is to be available and he enjoys catching up with students to see how things are going.

Important to the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarships is the support you will receive. Our mentors are here to help.

support brings success

Jess has just completed a plumbing programme. She found people welcoming. The mentor team helped Jess get her full driver’s licence. She’s now getting encouragement with job interviews.

WelTec and Whitireia have mentors working across multiple sites and with students from different subject areas. We’re here to help you succeed.

Jess and David catch up to discuss plans and options

Everyone is friendly. It’s like being with mates.

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Disclaimer – The information in this booklet describes the programmes we intend to offer in 2018, and is correct at the time of printing, January 2018. Programmes and details may change. Some progammes are dependent on formal approval, government funding or the number of enrolments. Please check the relevant website or contact us for the latest information.

Student Information CentrePetone Campus21 Kensington AvenuePetone 5012 www.weltec.ac.nz0800 935 [email protected]

Information & EnrolmentPorirua Campus3 Wi Neera DrivePorirua 5022

www.whitireia.ac.nz0800 944 [email protected]

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Maori and pasifika trades training scholarship guide · You need to meet the entry criteria for the programme you are enrolling ... You will have access to our jobs broker service