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Foundation Skills (Level 2) - Introduction to Career Pathways
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NMIT is part of Te Pūkenga
This means that you will now graduate with a Te Pūkenga qualification. Read more
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Locations and dates
Marlborough:
9 October 2023 -
Length
20 weeks full-time: 19 teaching weeks plus 1 holiday week
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Total credits
60
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Fees
Zero fees
A Compulsory Student Services Levy applies ($2 per credit).
Fees listed are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection.
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National qualification code
NZ2862
Find out what your best career or study pathway options are with the Introduction to Career Pathways programme.
| This programme is eligible for fees-free funding through either the Youth Guarantee, First Year Fees Free, or an internal NMIT scholarship. Our staff will automatically review each application to ensure the appropriate fees-free funding is applied, student levy will be included. |
Explore your study and career options with this tailor-made programme to help you work out what you want to do in the future while gaining your NCEA Levels 1 and 2 and the Foundation in Business NZQA Certificate.
Gain the skills you need to enter employment, become an apprentice or advance into further study with one-on-one tutor support and guidance aimed at helping you work out what your skills and strengths are and how best to utilise them for your future.
We work with local industry to create work placements to enable you to get hands-on experience through learning about customer service, good communications skills and working as part of a team.
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