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At our Auckland Central academy we o!er everything that international students require. We have Fern, NZMA’s dedicated English language school; NZMA’s School of Business and Hospitality Management; and Red"sh, NZMA’s dedicated employment service.

Whatever you need - we will help you. For students who require English language support, NZMA’s Fern School of English provides a range of programmes speci"cally designed to pathway you to your chosen diploma programme.

NZMA’s School of Business and Hospitality o!ers internationally recognised and accredited quali"cations with pathways to universities in New Zealand and globally. Our diploma quali"cations also o!er dual accreditations so you will gain quali"cations from both New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

We know that every student is ultimately looking for a great job. NZMA’s Red"sh will help you with employment when you arrive in New Zealand, to assist you with your cost of living. Red"sh will also develop a career plan with you, so that when you graduate from NZMA you are very well placed to gain an excellent job - the start of your new career.

We look forward to welcoming you to NZMA.

Owner and Chairman

We are committed to being the best provider in New Zealand of hospitality management and business diploma quali"cations.

NZMA was founded in 1985 and is 100% New Zealand owned. We are funded by the New Zealand Government, with approximately 2000 domestic students and 400 international students across our four campuses.

Welcome to NZMA

Tim Cullinane

NZMA EMPLOYMENTNZMA ENGLISH

New Zealand - the safest place to live in the world. Global Peace index 2010

New Zealand is a beautiful country and home to a multi-cultural population of 4.3 million people.

Located in the upper North Island, with a population of 1.3 million, Auckland is the country’s largest city and has a great hospitality culture with sophisticated bars, cafes and restaurants. It is also the largest centre of business in New Zealand.

Auckland is rated globally as one of the top "ve cities for its quality of living (Mercer 2010). Enjoying a mild climate and stunning scenery, Auckland is home to a host of easily accessible beaches, forests and rivers.

To "nd out more about Auckland visit www.aucklandnz.com

To "nd out more about New Zealand visit www.newzealand.com

National Certi"cate in Hospitality Level 3

(20 weeks)

National Certi"cate in Hospitality Level 4

(25 weeks)

Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 5

(BTEC Higher National Certi"cate in Hospitality

Management) 1 year

Diploma in Business Level 5

(BTEC Higher National Certi"cate in Business) 1 year

General English/ English for

Academic Purposes / IELTS

Pre Intermediate to Upper Intermediate

(IELTS 4.0-6.5)

CHOOSE A CAREER IN HOSPITALITY

CHOOSE A CAREER IN BUSINESS

English for BUSINESS (EFB) (IELTS 5.0+)

English for HOSPITALITY (EFH) (IELTS 5.0+)

Your Passport to Success

Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 6

Additional 6 months (18 months in total). Graduates also gain the BTEC Higher National

Diploma in Hospitality Management AND the City and Guilds Diploma in Food and Beverage Service.

Specialisations: Advanced Hospitality Management, Licensed Retail,

and Leisure and Tourism*

Diploma in Business (Advanced) Level 6

Additional 1 year (2 years in total) Graduates also gain the BTEC Higher National

Diploma in Business.

Specialisations: E-Business Strategies, Finance, IT, Management and Marketing*

Diploma in Applied Hospitality Management Level 6

(Honours Programme including 600 hour full time paid internship)

Additional 6 months (2 years in total)

Go back to your home country and start your

ideal career there

Stay in New Zealand and obtain a study to work visa*

Go on to further study.Choose one of our many

pathway universities both in New Zealand and globally

Emmanuel (Manny) Satis"edBTEC Diploma in Business Level 5

*conditions apply

NZMA’s commitment

Our quality commitmentQuality learning is a priority for NZMA. We demonstrate this through an academic board chaired by Dr Alastair McCormick, who at the University of Auckland, was Dean of the Business School for 14 years and then became Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Acting Vice Chancellor of the university.

of quality, awarded by the New Zealand Quali"cations Authority (NZQA), a government agency that assesses educational quality.

Zealand and international universities.

with Government regulation.

A supportive learning environmentOur student support team helps from day one with any questions you have about your study, accommodation, transport, insurance, visas, banking and settling in to life in New Zealand.

We have small class sizes and our tutors have a lot of industry experience. They make sure you graduate with real skills to help you succeed in today’s competitive workplace.

Our learning facilities are top quality. We also provide our hospitality management students with a student run cafe (a great meeting place for all students) and a professional bar for training purposes.

We support any student’s additional English language needs through Fern, our dedicated English language school.

Code

New Zealand Management Academies has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available to download from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at www.minedu.govt.NZ/EducationSectors/InternationalEducation

Academic Advisory Board

“The tutors helped me whenever I had any problems and I

learned a lot. The part I enjoyed the most was the small

business segment where you get to create your own business

and put together a business plan for it.

”During my interview (with Disney World) they asked me about

NZMA. I told them I was learning about accounting and

marketing and they were very impressed and said these skills

would be very useful. Then they told me they wanted to hire me

as a receptionist at their Japanese Pavilion - I couldn’t believe it.

I am so excited! It is going to be the experience of a lifetime!”

Ayako Kitagawa - National Diploma in Business Level 5

ORIGIN: Kyushu, Japan

Alejandra Marcela Salazar ArdilaBTEC Diploma in Business Level 5

Diploma in Business (Level 5) One year in total

Graduates of the Level 5 Diploma in Business will:

will provide a basis for entering employment in the business sector.

in business.

local employer needs.

essential for successful performance in working life.

Students that complete the Diploma in Business (Level 5) will also gain the UK accredited BTEC Higher National Certi"cate in Business.

Diploma in Business (Advanced) (Level 6) Two years in total

After completing the Diploma in Business (Level 5), graduates may choose to undertake one year of additional study to complete the Diploma in Business (Advanced) (Level 6).

In addition to the outcomes of the Level 5 diploma, graduates with this quali"cation will:

study to meet local or specialist needs.

functions in business and a specialisation which will provide career progression opportunities and professional recognition.

vocationally speci"c quali"cation to enter employment in business or progress to higher education such as a full-time degree in business or a related area.

Students that complete the Diploma in Business (Advanced) (Level 6) will also gain the UK accredited BTEC Higher National Diploma in Business.

Level 6 Specialisations

Year two, the "nal year of the Level 6 Diploma in Business (Advanced), allows students to develop their skills in papers aligned with their major specialisation.

There are "ve major specialisations – Management, Marketing, Finance, E-Business Strategies and Information Technology.*

Business Programmes of Study

For more Level 3 and 4 course content and learning outcomes please go to www.nzma.ac.nz

These quali"cations recognise a broad base of technical, practical and theoretical competencies required for people entering the workforce in a variety of roles.

These include:

and supervisory positions

knowledge and skills

levels of study.

Conditions apply*

Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5) One year in total

Graduates of the Level 5 Diploma in Hospitality Management will:

management careers in the hospitality industry.

to enter employment within the hospitality sector, or related areas such as business management or leisure and tourism management.

context, including investigatory and research skills focusing on management issues within the context of hospitality.

essential for successful performance in working life within the hospitality industry.

Students that complete the Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5) will also gain the UK accredited BTEC Higher National Certi"cate in Hospitality Management.

Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 6 ) 18 months in total

After completing the Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5), graduates may choose to undertake six months of additional study to complete the Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 6). In addition to the outcomes of the Level 5 diploma, graduates with this quali"cation will:

study to meet local or specialist needs.

"eld within hospitality management (see specialisations below).

hospitality management context.

vocationally speci"c quali"cation to enter employment in hospitality or progress to higher education such as a full-time degree in hospitality or a related area.

Students that complete the Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 6) will also gain the UK accredited BTEC Higher National Diploma in Hospitality Management AND the City and Guilds Diploma in Food and Beverage Service.

Level 6 Specialisations

The Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 6) also allows students to develop their skills in papers aligned with their interests and career aspirations. There are three major specialisations - Hospitality Management, Licensed Retail, and Leisure and Tourism.*

Hospitality Programmes of Study

Diploma in Applied Hospitality Management (Level 6) Two years in total

After completing the Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 6), graduates may choose to undertake six months of additional study to complete the Diploma in Applied Hospitality Management (Level 6). In addition to the outcomes of the Level 5 diploma (outlined above), graduates with this quali"cation will:

organisation with a 600 hour full-time paid internship and a focus on the application and further development of the learner’s knowledge and skills.

consistent achievement at Merit or above.

Students that complete the Diploma in Applied Hospitality Management (Level 6) will also gain the UK accredited BTEC Higher National Diploma in Hospitality Management AND the City and Guilds Diploma in Food and Beverage Service.

Academic Entry Requirements GeneralStudents must be 18 years of age and above.

Level 5 and 6 Diplomas in Business1. Entry from NCEA: A minimum of 42 credits at Level 3

or higher. This must include a minimum of 14 credits at Level 3 or higher, in each of two subjects from the approved list, PLUS a further 14 credits at Level 3 or higher taken from no more than two additional domains or approved subjects, AND

2. Numeracy: A minimum of 14 credits at Level 1 or higher in maths on the National Quali"cations Framework, AND

3. Literacy: A minimum of 8 credits at Level 2 or higher in English; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 in writing, OR

4. Successful completion of a Level 4 or higher quali"cation taught by a New Zealand TEO.

Level 5 and 6 Diplomas in Hospitality Management1. Entry from NCEA. Preference will be given to students

with NCEA Level 2 or higher, OR

2. Successful completion of a Level 4 or higher quali"cation taught by a New Zealand TEO.

Level 6 Diplomas in Applied Hospitality ManagementFor direct entry into "nal semester - successful completion of NZMA’s Level 6 Diploma in Hospitality Management with

a minimum of 90% attendance.

InternationalAcademic entry requirements for international students are equivalent to the New Zealand requirements.

Applicants over 20 years of ageFor applicants over 20 years of age the entry criteria above may be waived, provided that the applicant can demonstrate life and/or work experience showing that they could enter the programme with a reasonable chance of success.

English Language Requirements Students who do not have English as a "rst language will need to show that they are capable of successfully completing the course by meeting the following entry condition:

1. An IELTS score of at least 5.5, or an equivalent internationally-recognised English language competency quali"cation, OR

2. Achieve the required level in the NZMA English Language Assessment.

How to Enrol/Application Process1. Complete the International Student Enrolment Form

correctly. Make sure the student applying signs the enrolment form.

2. Collect the supporting documentation as listed on the enrolment form including:

(a) Evidence of identity, date of birth and nationality (i.e. copy of passport). (b) Evidence of English language level or completion of placement test. (c) Evidence of high school quali"cations.

3. Email the International Student Enrolment Form and supporting documentation to your relevant Market Manager or info@nzma.ac.nz

4. Successful applicants will receive a conditional o!er of place and invoice.

5. You need to pay the invoice directly to Fern School of English or New Zealand Management Academies depending on your course.

6. You will receive an email with the o#cial o!er of place and receipt when we receive your payment and all necessary documents.

Enrolment Information

CHECKLIST� Application form written correctly

� Application signed by student

� Passport copy attached with application

� High school quali"cation copy attached

� Evidence of English level

“Studying at NZMA helped me achieve my career goals 100%.

If it wasn’t for NZMA I wouldn’t be where I am now. They

not only gave me the skills but also a good knowledge of how

business and hospitality operates in New Zealand. My tutors and

the institute as a whole supported me throughout the time I

was studying with them and I will never forget the experiences

I had while studying at NZMA.”

Dharanee Dharan Gandhiswami (DD) - National Diploma in Hospitality

Management, NZMA Auckland Central Academy

ORIGIN: Madras, India

Academic Entry Requirements

Marcus ZackeyBTEC Diploma in Business Level 5

around the world to socialise together using a common language.

helping our students achieve the best results.

recognised School of Business and Hospitality Management, with further pathways to university degrees in New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.

support and guidance to all students.

studying at NZMA’s School of Business and Hospitality Management.

library for quiet study, a computer room with free internet access, students lounge with pool table, TV, Playstation and the on-site café with drinks and meals at low prices.

Fern School of English travel reservation service.

conversation practice.

The Bene"ts of Fern English

Study at Fern

Go back to your home

country with great English

Continue your study

with NZMA

Travel and enjoy

New Zealand

Study a Diploma in Hospitality

Study a Diploma in Business

Get a job and internship*

*visa conditions apply

NZMA ENGLISH

NZMA EMPLOYMENT

NZMA ENGLISH

National Diploma in Business

Step 3 (Option B)English for Hospitality

IELTS 5.0–5.5

BTEC Business Diploma

National Certi"cate in Hospitality

Level 4

BTEC Hospitality Diploma

Step 3 (Option A)English for Academic

Purposes / IELTSIELTS 5.0-6.5

Intensive General English Pre-Intermediate

Learn to communicate effectively in English in a wide range of everyday and academic situations, both in New Zealand and internationally. This programme allows you to improve your English language skills so you can make the most of every opportunity, whether it is study, work or travel.

Minimum Entry Requirements: IELTS 4.0 or equivalent

Intermediate (4.5 – 5.0) – Upper Intermediate (5.0 – 6.5)

The EAP course prepares students for further study, work, or the IELTS exam. Once they finish intermediate level and reach an IELTS level of 5.0, students can choose to go into either English for Business or English for Hospitality to prepare for further study or work in those areas, or continue in EAP at upper intermediate level and prepare for the IELTS exam if they wish.

English for Hospitality Upper Intermediate

With a unique focus on English used in hospitality, this programme is ideally suited for someone wanting to study hospitality at NZMA or find work in the hospitality industry. You will gain English language skills needed to work in hotels, bars, cafes, or restaurants around the world. You will also gain the practical skills involved in preparing cocktails, cafe style coffee and pouring wine, as well as a taste of the hospitality programmes at NZMA.

English for Business Upper Intermediate

Fern’s Business English programme is ideal for those wanting to develop speci"c English language skills for study on NZMA business courses, or use in a wide range of business environments. You will gain English language skills necessary for dealing with the demands of business, such as meeting reports, e-mails and telephone conversations, as well as an insight into the skills required to be successful in the NZMA business programmes.

Programmes Available

Step 1General English

IELTS 4.0-4.5 Step 2English for Academic

Purposes / IELTSIELTS 4.5-5.0

Step 3 (Option C)English for Business

IELTS 5.0-5.5

Programme Details

be studied for shorter periods if students are going on to NZMA programmes

conversation class

English for Academic Purposes / IELTS

NZMA is accredited by a number of NZ and international bodies including:

UK UniversitiesThirteen UK universities will provide "nal entry on to degree programmes (Year 3) to BTEC Higher National Diploma students and another forty "ve universities have con"rmed that they will give advanced entry on to degree programmes (Year 2) to BTEC Higher National Diploma students.

Edexcel has also received con"rmation from these forty "ve universities that they recognise Edexcel BTEC Higher National Diplomas gained outside the UK and will welcome applications on to degree programmes from students with such quali"cations.

USA and Canadian UniversitiesThe BTEC Higher National Diploma is widely recognised in the USA and Canada with many institutions granting advanced entry on to a same-subject degree course, including:

Australian UniversitiesEdexcel has received con"rmation from the following universities in Australia that they recognise Edexcel BTEC Higher National Diplomas:

New NZMA PathwaysNZMA also has guaranteed pathways to degree programmes with:

(NZ)

(NZ)

(NZ)

(Australia)

(UK)

(UK)

(UK)

(Switzerland)

See our website www.nzma.ac.nz for more information.

Edexcel have con"rmed that Edexcel BTEC Higher National Diplomas are recognised at universities throughout Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa.  Please contact NZMA for more information about these pathways.

NZMA Accreditations

Edexcel BTEC University Pathways

Edexcel BTEC University Pathways

“NZMA is magni"cent! The tutors and the sta! are

amazing – they are helpful, approachable and friendly

and give me everything I need. They understand the

di#culties we have as international students and are

immensely supportive.”

Gayan Priyadarshana- Diploma in Business Level 5

ORIGIN: Sri Lanka

Dilraj KaurBTEC Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 5

ReceptionInternational Sales SupportAccounts ClerkRetail AssistantMarket ResearchCustomer Service

Senior SecretaryPersonal AssistantSales ConsultantEvents CoordinatorMarketing Coordinator

Product SpecialistHR Administration Learning and Development CoordinatorJunior Relationship Manager

Bank CashierFlight AttendantEmployment Within Government OrganisationsSmall Business Owner

Marketing AdministratorSales CoordinatorSales RepresentativeGroup SecretaryTravel ConsultantService Coordinator

Diploma in Business Level 5

Diploma in Business Advanced Level 6

NZMA Diploma in Hospitality Level 5

Bar AttendantFood and Beverage Attendant in a Hotel/RestaurantFood Service Attendant in a CaféWaiter/WaitressGuest Services Representative Porter

ConciergeJunior BaristaHouse KeepingAttendantFood PreparationCashierFunctions Sta!

BaristaBar SupervisorFront of HouseReception and Front DeskFood and Beverage AttendantTeam LeaderHouse Keeping Supervisor

Trainee ChefFlight AttendantTour Operations ManagerReservations ClerkFunctions Supervisor

Duty ManagerChefHoliday Park ManagerEvent ManagerHostel ManagerFood and Beverage Manager

Hotel ManagerMaitre D’ HotelTour OperatorBar ManagerAssistant General Manager

Café ManagerOperations ManagerRestaurant Manager

NZMA Diploma in Hospitality Level 6 and Level 6 Advanced

Employment Pathways for

NZMA Hospitality Diploma Graduates

1 Year

Employment Pathways for

NZMA Business Diploma Graduates

Hospitality – a career in Demand

New Zealand’s large and vibrant hospitality industry

employs around 126,000 people. That’s nearly 7% of

the workforce, working in more than 18,000 businesses

around the country, and this is projected to increase

to over 132,000 by 2013.

There are many career pathways and opportunities

in the New Zealand hospitality industry - from

baristas to chefs, waiters, bartenders and maitre d’s,

and from housekeepers to supervisors, front-line

managers and more.

Dionne GertenbachBTEC Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 5

Helping our students launch their careers is a top priority for NZMA. We know that every student is ultimately looking for a great job.

NZMA’s Red"sh will help you with employment from part-time work during your study, to help you with your living costs, right through to securing a great job when you graduate.

Red"sh will help you develop a career plan, so that when you are ready to graduate from NZMA, you will be well placed to gain an excellent job and begin your new career.

We o!er everything from helping you decide on your career goals, guidance in CV writing and interview skills, to promoting you for exciting employment opportunities with potential employers.

Red"sh specialises in the hospitality and business industries with many of the country’s leading employers on our industry advisory boards. We have strong partnerships with many of New Zealand’s biggest employers, such as Telecom, Air New Zealand, ANZ, SkyCity, The Hilton, The Westin, Heritage Hotels and Stamford Plaza.

Vivienne Euini, Branch Manager, ANZ

"At ANZ, we see NZMA as a valued partner. Our experience of NZMA students is that they come to us with the skills, knowledge and the attitude they need to really succeed in the workplace. This is important to us because this is what we look for in all of our new sta!."

Maria Syme, Sta#ng and Training Manager, Eden Park Catering

"Eden Park has had great success with hiring some of NZMA's most skilled students who have continued to excel to be part of our vision. We have developed a strong and productive partnership, which enables NZMA students to seek opportunities with us."

Here’s What Employers Say About Our NZMA Students and GraduatesLochie Cameron, Rooms Division Manager, Stamford Plaza (pictured here, on left, with his Guest Services O#cer and NZMA student Dionne Gertenbach)

"Dionne has got SPARKLE!

"This is the terminology used by the General Manager of this hotel to describe his team, and SPARKLE is what you need to work and stand out at the Stamford Plaza! I knew right from the interview stage that Dionne had potential. His great personality stood out and it was evident he would be able to focus and deliver great service to his customers.

"After just two weeks of training Dionne has integrated really well with the team. There are great prospects for him to grow and progress further with us in a number of di!erent areas within front-of-house."

NZMA EMPLOYMENTOur quality commitment

Lochie Cameron, Dionne Gertenbach

“I am really enjoying NZMA. It is a very professional

place to study. The tutors are very kind. They

always help you, even outside their normal working

hours. They make time for all their students and are

very fair. A lot of the students in my class already

have signi"cant hospitality experience behind them, so

I am learning a lot not just from my tutors but also

my classmates!”

Kengo Omoto

Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 5

ORIGIN: Osaka, Japan

Florianne (Annie) SerratoBTEC Diploma in Hospitality Management Level 5

To !nd out in-depth information about our campus locations, course information, entry requirements, costs and how to enrol to study at NZMA:

CALL: 64 9 309 7802 EMAIL: info@nzma.ac.nz VISIT: www.nzma.ac.nz

Auckland Central AcademyPO Box 6172 Wellesley Street80 Anzac AvenueAuckland 1010

aucklandcentral@nzma.ac.nz

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