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New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4)
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Fees Free eligible programme
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Locations and dates
Marlborough:
1 January 20211 April 20211 July 20211 October 2021Nelson:
1 January 20211 April 20211 July 20211 October 2021 -
Length
Apprenticeship programme, varying lengths
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Total credits
320
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Fees
$120-$180 per course dependent on course selection
A Compulsory Student Services Fee also applies ($240 for fulltime students).
Fees listed are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection. View course details for individual fees. -
National qualification code
NZ2738 - New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry
This comprehensive certificate is for you if you are an apprentice or experienced carpenter working in industry.
| This programme is eligible for fees-free under the Targeted Training and Apprenticeships Fund (TTAF). Find full details about the fund here.(external link) |
This is a managed apprenticeship programme and is a partnership with NMIT, your employer and you as the apprentice.
This programme is supported by the Industry Training Association Building (ITAB) scheme.
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