Engineering and Built Environment

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2 THIS IS YOUR WORLD Ideas, innovation, practical solutions, implementation... you make things happen, which is why there s a future for you in the world of engineering or built environment. THIS IS WHERE YOUR FUTURE STARTS Wintec is one of New Zealand s largest and most respected institutes of technology. Over 18,000 students Over 400 industry experienced teaching staff Certificate, diploma, degree and postgraduate and masters programmes Our study programmes are developed in close consultation with employer engagement 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 engineering and built environment. At Wintec, you ll be able to tailor your programme to meet your specific career objectives. 2 and Built Environment

3 CONTENTS The World of Civil 4 - How to get there - Certificate in Technology - New Zealand Diploma in - Bachelor of Technology The World of Mechanical 9 - How to get there - Certificate in Technology - National Certificate in Mechanical - New Zealand Diploma in - Bachelor of Technology The World of Electrical 14 - How to get there - Certificate in Electricity Supply - National Certificate in Electrical - New Zealand Diploma in - Bachelor of Technology The World of Architectural Technology 19 - How to get there - National Diploma in Architectural Technology The World of Quantity Surveying 22 - How to get there - National Diploma in Quantity Surveying The World of Construction 25 - How to get there - National Diploma in Construction Management Your World at Wintec 28 - Life on campus - Accommodation - Learning assistance at Wintec - Your wellbeing at Wintec - Hamilton - Take your next step with Wintec 3

4 THE WORLD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 4 and Built Environment

5 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE CIVIL ENGINEERING Consider doing a 1 or 2 day try-it workshop! See your careers advisor 24 credits at NCEA Level 1, with at least 12 credits in one subject area. Quantity Surveying Mechanical 48 NCEA credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics, or equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge), or equivalent credits from, trades training and/ or demonstrated skills and experience. Minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 or higher including 4 reading and 4 writing. Certificate in Technology (Level 4) Page 6 New Zealand Diploma in (Civil) (Level 6) Page 7 CAREER May lead to entry into science, engineering or technology work roles e.g. Contractors assistant. CAREER Consulting engineering technician, construction contractor or local and regional authorities technician in water and waste or roading and transportation. Electrical Architectural Technology See page 7 for entry criteria. Bachelor of Technology (Civil) Page 8 Construction Management CAREER Civil engineer (water and waste or roading and transportation) Consulting engineer, construction contractor for local and regional authorities. WINTEC IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online at or call for more details. 5

6 PROGRAMMES CERTIFICATE IN TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 4) (SC0404) Incorporating the six month Certificate in Technology (Level 3) Duration: Starts February or July for one year, or 6 months for the Level 3 Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus and Rotokauri Campus This programme is designed to help you meet the entry requirements for further study in science or engineering. Please note that most students exit after six months with the Certificate in Technology Level 3 to go on to Wintec s diploma or degree programmes. WHAT YOU LL STUDY In the first six months of this programme (exit qualification Certificate in Technology Level 3) you will choose either the engineering or science stream and study the following modules: Science Stream Modules 6 months Technology study skills Mathematics Introduction to chemical principles Life science Stream Modules 6 months Technology study skills Mathematics Physics calculations & materials (studied at the Rotokauri Campus) If you are interested in the one year Certificate in Technology Level 4 programme, please contact us to make an appointment with the Programme Coordinator. LEARNING BY DOING You ll apply new skills and knowledge in the laboratory and classroom. 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 up-to-date with what you need to know for future employment or study. ENTRY CRITERIA To enter this course, you ll need 24 credits at NCEA Level 1 with at least 12 credits in one subject area; or Grade C or better in two School Certificate subjects; or An equivalent qualification Check out /SC0404 for full course and entry details. 6 and Built Environment

7 NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (CIVIL) (LEVEL 6) SC1101 Duration: Starts January for two years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus As a civil engineer with a New Zealand Diploma in your days will be spent working on the design, construction and maintenance of civil engineering infrastructure, from roads and bridges, to harbors and sewerage disposal facilities. You will work on well defined engineering problems, developing specialised practical knowledge throughout your career in your chosen area. Credits gained in this programme can be used towards the Bachelor of Technology (Civil). WHAT YOU LL STUDY Compulsory Modules: Fundamentals Mathematics Technical Literacy Management Project (Civil) Materials (Civil) Land Surveying 1 Structures 1 Civil and Structural Drawing Hydraulics (Civil) Highway 1 Geotechnical 1 PARTNERSHIPS IN INDUSTRY Wintec has developed this diploma in close consultation with the civil engineering industry. As your future employers, they have an interest in seeing you trained to relevant industry standards. Field trips to current construction sites, road works, geo-thermal and other power stations as well as practical land surveying experience will ensure you graduate work-ready. WINTEC GRADS IN DEMAND With a number of large civil engineering projects planned and Wintec s strong ties to the industry, as a graduate of this diploma you ll be highly sought after. NATIONAL QUALIFICATION Wintec has worked closely with IPENZ to ensure you re trained not only to New Zealand standards but to international standards as well. This means your comprehensive industry relevant qualification will put you in high demand when you graduate. ENTRY CRITERIA A minimum total of 48 NCEA credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics; or Equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge); or Equivalent credits from, trades training and/or demonstrated skills and experience Minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 or higher including 4 reading and 4 writing CIVIL ENGINEERING Quantity Surveying Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Check out /SC1101 for full course and entry details. We work with Wintec to make sure their engineering programmes teach the skills that graduates need for today s workplace and into the future. Construction Management Iain Fletcher Civil Engineer, Downer EDI Works Hamilton WINTEC 7

8 PROGRAMMES BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CIVIL) SC1001 Duration: Starts February for three years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus Graduates of the Bachelor of Technology (Civil) apply mathematical, natural science and engineering fundamentals to civil engineering infrastructure such as roads, bridges, harbours and sewerage facilities. You will be asked to design and oversee the execution of solutions for a broad range of engineering problems. You ll get to research and investigate possibilities in order to propose the best options and most appropriate techniques and resources. This programme is approved under a New Zealand wide framework for threeyear engineering technology degrees. You ll benefit from a practical, hands on approach, including undertaking a real project for an employer. You will learn from respected industry professionals in small classes, allowing for plenty of interaction with your tutors. The six largest Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand, known as the Metro Group, have consulted with industry leaders to create an up-to-date, industry-relevant programme. The Bachelor of Technology is accredited by the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ). Upon graduation, combined with a period of work experience, you ll be eligible to apply for membership of IPENZ as a Technical Member (TIPENZ). MAJORS: You will choose between two majors in civil engineering: Water and Waste Specialising in civil water and waste engineering you will gain an in-depth knowledge of the principles and practice relating to: water reticulation systems; the treatment and disposal of liquid and solid wastes; catchment run-off, erosion, water balances and sustainable land use; urban wastewater and storm water systems. You will be able to apply your expertise to projects in professional civil engineering environments. Roading and Transportation You will also develop the skills to work from a sound engineering base with skills to competently manage technical operations and to liaise effectively with design and management professionals, clients, regulatory authorities and contractors. You will also gain an understanding of different cultures and in particular an awareness and clear understanding of tangata whenua and the implications of the Treaty of Waitangi and the Resource Management Act. WHAT YOU LL STUDY First Year In the first year you ll study six broad engineering papers and two papers specific to your major: Computing Communication Mechanics Mathematics Design and Drawing Management Principles Second Year In your second year all your papers will be specific to your specialisation. Third Year In your third and final year you ll put all the skills and processes you ve learned into completing a practical, industry based project. If you ve gained employment then your project can be tailored to suit your workplace. CONNECTIONS WITH INDUSTRY Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified in their specialist fields. They are up-to-date with what you need to know for future employment. They ll give you opportunities for practical experience through project work, site visits and investigations. Wintec s strong partnerships with industry leaders brings valuable resources such as guest speakers with current skills and knowledge to the programme. PURPOSE-BUILT ENGINEERING FACILITY You will learn in a brand new, purpose built trades and engineering facility on the Rotokauri Campus. This facility provides learning opportunities that reflect industry standards and uses the latest techniques and technologies. ENTRY CRITERIA To enter this programme you will need: A minimum of 42 credits at level 3 or higher on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects, with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from one or two additional domains on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework including a minimum of 14 credits in physics and 14 credits in mathematics (algebra and calculus); and A minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or te Reo M^aori; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing; or The New Zealand Diploma in (NZDE) with a 60% or better overall grade average or have completed at least two years relevant work experience post-graduation, or admission approved by the programme committee/head of School/Centre Director; or Equivalent academic qualifications If you do not meet standard admission requirements, but are over 20 years old and can demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success, a special admission may be granted to you. Check out /SC1001 for full course and entry details. 8 and Built Environment

9 THE WORLD OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WINTEC Construction Management Quantity Surveying Architectural Technology Electrical Mechanical CIVIL ENGINEERING 9

10 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE Consider doing a 1 or 2 day try-it workshop! See your careers advisor 48 NCEA credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics, or equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge), or equivalent credits from, trades training and/ or demonstrated skills and experience. Minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 or higher including 4 reading and 4 writing. Open entry. Certificate in Technology (Level 4) Page 6 National Certificate in Mechanical (Level 2) Page 11 APPRENTICESHIP Entry level positions within the engineering fields of fitting, turning, tool making, maintenance and diagnostics, machining, plant maintenance, precision machining and fitting, sheet metal fabrication, light or heavy fabrication and general engineering. New Zealand Diploma in (Mechanical) (Level 6) Page 12 CAREER Mechanical engineer/technologist. See page 12 for entry criteria. Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical) Page 13 CAREER Mechanical engineer/technologist. IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online at or call for more details. 10 and Built Environment

11 PROGRAMMES CERTIFICATE IN TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 4) SC0404 Duration: Starts February for one year Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus and Rotokauri Campus This introductory programme will give you the basics for entry into higher level study in engineering or science. See page 6 for more information about this programme. NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (LEVEL 2) TE1007 Duration: Six months starting in February Study: Full-time Location: Rotokauri Campus If you re interested in learning the skills for a career in mechanical engineering and fabrication, then this programme is right for you. WHAT YOU LL LEARN Study is divided into 30% theory and 70% practical, so you ll spend a lot of time learning by doing. 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 up-to-date with what you need to know for future employment. If you successfully gain this qualification you have a good chance of gaining an apprenticeship with engineering and manufacturing companies. ENTRY CRITERIA Entry to this course is open to those who demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success. Check out /TE1007 for full course entry and details. CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Core Modules: Health and Safety Hand Tools Power Tools Sketches Plane Geometric Shapes First Aid Metals Materials Safe Welding Procedures Mechanical Components Resuscitation Measuring Devices Measuring Equipment Marking-Out Equipment Trade Calculations Basic Mechanics Fasteners Worksite Safety Safe Load Shifting Architectural Technology Quantity Surveying You ll also be encouraged to spend two days a week undertaking work experience. NO BETTER PLACE TO STUDY Wintec s Rotokauri Campus is one of the top trades training facilities in New Zealand. The engineering and fabrication workshops have been created to provide a learning environment that is as close as possible to a real workplace situation. With modern, open-plan workshops, up-to-date equipment and technology you ll graduate ready for the next step in your engineering and fabrication career. Construction Management WINTEC 11

12 PROGRAMMES NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (MECHANICAL) (LEVEL 6) SC1101 Duration: Starts February for two years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus This is a national qualification leading to a career in mechanical engineering. You ll learn to design, build and maintain a range of machinery. You ll also learn how to calculate costs and materials needed for a machine-building project or production run, and carry out feasibility studies using specialist software. Wintec has worked closely with IPENZ (Institute of Professional Engineers) to ensure you re trained not only to New Zealand standards but international standards as well. Core Modules: Fundamentals Mathematics Technical Literacy Management Project (Mechanical) Practice CAD Mechanics Mechanical Properties Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer Fluid Mechanics PARTNERSHIPS IN THE INDUSTRY Wintec is closely involved with the mechanical engineering industry through our qualified tutors and our relationship with WECA (Waikato Careers Association), who assist us in finding work placements and career opportunities for you as a Wintec graduate. ENTRY CRITERIA To enter this programme you will need: A minimum total of 48 NCEA credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics; or Equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge); or Equivalent credits from trades training and/or demonstrated skills and experience Minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 or higher including 4 reading and 4 writing Check out /SC1101 for full course and entry details. WHAT YOU LL STUDY Before you start designing machines, you ll learn how to use them: lathes, shaping machines, welders and more. Then, with 3D modelling software, such as SolidWorks and AutoCad, you ll learn to produce industry-standard drawings and designs. We choose NZDE graduates for both our Production and Design Centres. The relevance of the training curriculums to our business and the successful outcomes we continue to have, keeps us coming back for more year on year. John Cook Stainless Design 12 and Built Environment

13 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (MECHANICAL) SC1001 Duration: Starts February for three years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus As a mechanical engineering technologist, you ll design and give advice on the building and repair of machines and tools. So you could spend your day determining the requirements of the production manager, carrying out feasibility studies, researching the use of energy sources, machinery and materials, using CAD software to model plans or preparing drawings of machines or machine parts. This programme is approved under a New Zealand wide framework for threeyear engineering technology degrees. You ll benefit from a practical, hands on approach, including undertaking a real project for an employer. You will learn from respected industry professionals in small classes, allowing for plenty of interaction with your tutors. The Bachelor of Technology is accredited by the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ). Upon graduation, combined with a period of work experience, you ll be eligible to apply for membership of IPENZ as a Technical Member (TIPENZ). WHAT YOU LL STUDY On this course you ll study mechanical engineering theory and then put learning into practice through project work. First Year In your first year you ll study six core engineering modules plus two modules specific to mechanical engineering. Your core modules are: Computing Communication Mechanics Mathematics Design and Drawing Management Principals Second Year In your second year you will study mechanical design, mechanics of machines, thermodynamics and heat transfer, materials science and strength of materials Third Year The third year involves a major project linked to industry; you will continue with specialist subjects to provide an in-depth knowledge of the operation and design requirements of various mechanical infrastructures ENTRY CRITERIA For entry into this programme you ll need: A minimum of 42 credits at level 3 or higher on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from one or two additional domains on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework including a minimum of 14 credits in physics and 14 credits in mathematics (algebra and calculus); and A minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or te Reo M^aori; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing; or The New Zealand Diploma in (NZDE) with a 60% or better overall grade average or have completed at least two years relevant work experience post-graduation, or admission approved by the programme committee/head of School/Centre Director; or Equivalent academic qualifications If you do not meet standard admission requirements, but are over 20 years old and can demonstrate a reasonable chance of success, a special admission may be granted to you. Check out /SC1001 for full course and entry details. CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Construction Management Quantity Surveying HAVE A GO If you re still at secondary school and think the world of engineering might be right for you, our free one and two-day taster programmes could help you decide. To find out about your options for experiencing engineering first hand with our STAR programme, visit /experiences, or talk to your careers advisor. WINTEC 13

14 THE WORLD OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14 and Built Environment

15 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE CIVIL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEER PATHWAY Open entry. New Zealand Diploma in (Electrical) (Level 6) Page 17 CAREER Technician / foreman / manager. Mechanical Certificate in Introduction to Trades (Level 2) Certificate in Electrical (Level 2) Page 16 APPRENTICESHIP Electrical apprenticeship and entry into the electrical industry such as electrical engineering, switchgear fitting, motor rewinding and repair, industrial measurement and control, electronic security and related trades. Bachelor of Technology (Electrical) Page 17 REGISTERED ELECTRICAN PATHWAY National Certificate in Electrical (Level 3) National Certificate in Electrical (Electrician for Registration) (Level 4) CAREER Electrical engineer. APPRENTICESHIP Electrical apprentice or in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics servicing, electronic security, motor rewinding and repair, switchgear fitting or industrial measurement and control. CAREER Electrician or in the fields of electrical appliance servicing, electronics servicing, electronic security and industrial measurement and control. Electrical Architectural Technology National Certificate in Electrical (Advanced Trade) (Level 5) CAREER Advanced electrician / foreman (advanced trade). Quantity Surveying INDUSTRIAL MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL PATHWAY National Certificate in Industrial Measurement and Control (Level 4) CAREER May lead to employment opportunities in petrochemical, pulp and paper, dairy, meat and food processing, power generation, steel works and related industries. Construction Management National Certificate in Industrial Measurement and Control (Level 5) CAREER Advanced specialist / foreman. WINTEC IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online or call for more details. 15

16 PROGRAMMES NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (LEVEL 2) TE0702 Duration: Starts February for one year Study: Part time via evening classes and one block course Location: Rotokauri Campus This introductory programme provides you with the skills to gain an electrical apprenticeship, or, provided you meet the entry criteria you may choose to follow study pathways into industrial measurement and control or electrical engineering. WHAT YOU LL LEARN During this course you will study: The principles of electricity Magnetism Mathematics Mechanics Safety and first aid Employment rights NO BETTER PLACE TO STUDY You ll get to study in Wintec s new Trades and building with modern workshops and electrical computer labs, using the latest in industry technology, and working with cables, fittings and tools. INDUSTRY TUTORS AND CONNECTIONS Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified industry specialists with plenty of experience as practicing professionals. Wintec s close partnership with the Electricity Supply Industry Training Organisation (ESITO) and The Skills Organisation makes sure the course is teaching you to industry standards. All this will make sure you graduate well trained and work ready. ENTRY CRITERIA Entry to this course is open to those who demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success. It helps if you have 10 credits at NCEA level 1 in maths and/or physics or equivalent, and you may be able to use your work experience as credit towards this qualification. Check out /TE0702 for full course entry and details. 16 and Built Environment

17 NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL) (LEVEL 6) SC1101 Duration: Starts February for two years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus Work in electrical engineering ranges from power and telecommunications to industrial measurement and control. With a NZDE (electrical) you will have the skills to work on well defined electrical engineering problems. Wintec has worked closely with the Institute of Professional Engineers of New Zealand (IPENZ) to ensure you re trained not only to New Zealand standards but international standards as well. You can also use credits gained on this course towards your Bachelor of Technology (Electrical). WHAT YOU LL STUDY With a combination of compulsory and elective papers you ll gain the core knowledge and practical skills needed for working in areas such as telecommunications, the power industry and electronic engineering. Core Modules: Fundamentals Mathematics 1 Technical Literacy Management Project (Electrical) You ll also complete modules relative to your specialisation in either power or electronics. PARTNERSHIPS IN THE INDUSTRY The Diploma is run to the requirements of the NZBED (New Zealand Board for Diplomas). Wintec also has industry connections with IPENZ (Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand) that link us to organisations such as WEL Networks and Gallagher Group. NO BETTER PLACE TO STUDY You ll learn from tutors who are industry experienced, using up-to-date industry equipment including oscilloscopes (visual voltmeter) and automation systems. ENTRY CRITERIA To enter this programme you ll need: A minimum total of 48 NCEA credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics; or Equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge); or Equivalent credits from trades training and/or demonstrated skills and experience Minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 1 or higher including 4 reading and 4 writing Check out /SC1101 for full course and entry details. CIVIL ENGINEERING Construction Management Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Quantity Surveying Hamilton City Council wanted to reduce lighting costs, so Wintec s Bachelor of students designed a system that uses storm water to generate electricity and light up city bridge signage. Working on relevant projects that benefit our city is brilliant! WINTEC Shaker Khan Electrical engineering student Jairus Wano Civil engineering student 17

18 PROGRAMMES BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (ELECTRICAL) SC1001 Duration: Starts February for three years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus Learn theory and practical skills using up-to-date technology in our dedicated engineering labs, and equip yourself for a career in electrical engineering. The six largest technical institutes of New Zealand, known as the Metro Group, have consulted with industry leaders to create this, industry-relevant programme. MAJORS: Electrical engineering includes the specialist areas of: Electronic Graduate ready to work as a technologist in specialist areas such as: electrical power engineering, telecommunications engineering, electronics or industrial measurement and control. Your work may include the design, installation, control, operation and maintenance of power systems, telecommunication networks, process industries and manufacturing industrial plants. Power If you choose to major in electrical - power engineering, you will graduate competent at analysing, solving, managing and taking responsibility for broadly-defined electrical and power engineering problems and activities. You ll have an in-depth knowledge of the operation and protection of power systems; an understanding of the design requirements for power systems; in depth knowledge of the operation and performance of electrical machines; and a knowledge of the fundamental components of power electronic systems. WHAT YOU LL STUDY First Year In the first year you ll study core engineering modules and two modules specific to your major. Computing Communication Mechanics Mathematics Design and Drawing Management Principlest Second Year In your second year you ll study modules entirely specific to your electrical engineering major. This could be in the design, operation and protection of power systems, machinery or electronics. Third Year In your final year you ll put all the skills and processes you ve learned into completing a practical, industry-based project. If you ve gained employment, your project can be tailored to suit your workplace. INDUSTRY TUTORS AND CONNECTIONS Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified in their specialist fields. They are right up-to-date with what you need to know for future employment. They will give you opportunities for practical experience through project work, site visits and investigations. Wintec s strong partnerships with industry leaders brings valuable resources such as guest speakers, with current skills and knowledge. PURPOSE-BUILT ENGINEERING FACILITY You will learn in a brand new, purposebuilt trades and engineering facility on the Rotokauri Campus. This facility provides learning opportunities that reflect industry standards and uses the latest techniques and technologies. Read more about the new facility: /teb ENTRY CRITERIA For entry into this programme you ll need: A minimum of 42 credits at level 3 or higher on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 14 credits at level 3 or higher in each of two subjects with a further 14 credits at level 3 or higher taken from one or two additional domains on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework including a minimum of 14 credits in physics and 14 credits in mathematics (algebra and calculus); and A minimum of 8 literacy credits at level 2 or higher in English or te Reo M^aori; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing; or The New Zealand Diploma in (NZDE) with a 60% or better overall grade average or have completed at least two years relevant work experience post-graduation or admission approved by the programme committee/head of School/Centre Director; or Equivalent academic qualifications If you don t meet standard admission requirements, but are over 20 years old and can demonstrate a reasonable chance of success, a special admission may be granted to you. Check out /SC1001 for full course and entry details. HAVE A GO If you re still at secondary school and think the world of science and engineering might be right for you, our free one and two-day taster programmes could help you decide. To find out about your options for experiencing science and engineering first hand with our STAR programme, visit /eleceng, or talk to your careers advisor. 18 and Built Environment

19 THE WORLD OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY WINTEC Construction Management Quantity Surveying Architectural Technology Electrical Mechanical CIVIL ENGINEERING 19

20 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE 48 credits at NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry Open entry. Certificate in Introduction to Trades (Level 2) National Diploma in Architectural Technology (Level 6) Page 20 see for programme details Open entry. Certificate in Building (Level 4) see for programme details CAREER Architectural draughtsman, building and design technician or other design and construction disciplines. APPRENTICESHIP Apprentice with a builder in the industrial or residential building industry, furnishing and fittings. IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online or call for more details. 20 and Built Environment

21 PROGRAMMES NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (LEVEL 6) TE0707 As part of the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) review of New Zealand qualifications there may be changes to this programme name and content for students starting their study in You will still learn from industry experts, in a practical environment and in purpose built facilities as outlined below and you will still be able to achieve a qualification that meets your career aspirations. We expect programme details for 2016 to be confirmed in October Please check for up-to-date programme information. Duration: Starts February for two and a half years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus Architectural technicians use their construction and drawing knowledge to make sure building designs become a reality. They produce drawings and documents that enable pricing, consenting and construction of domestic and commercial building projects. They also create architectural models, specifications and may be involved in administering construction contracts. In this programme you will learn how to prepare fully detailed drawings and specifications for the construction of buildings. You ll learn to draw manually and use CAD packages. You ll be equipped to act as an architectural technician in small to medium-scale building projects. After an additional period of suitable experience, you ll be able work on larger and more complex building projects. WHAT YOU LL STUDY You will study a range of modules that will give you the skills to: Assist with the research and preparation of design and construction documents for communication with stakeholders Assist with general practice management Demonstrate aural, oral and written communication skills in both formal and informal styles Demonstrate social, legal and cultural contextual knowledge Drawing Manual and computer aided draughting (CAD) methods Architectural illustration methods to present concepts to clients Building construction methods using NZ building codes and standards Materials and Services used in small and medium buildings Year One Modules Analytical Reports Proposals Business Correspondence Feasibility Study Building Law Apply Services for Small Buildings Materials and Finishes Construction Methods for Small Buildings Design Brief Preliminary Design Drawings for Small Buildings Year Two Modules Environment Tendering Contract Administration Construction Methods for Medium & Large Buildings Apply Services for Medium & Large Buildings Developed Design Drawings for Medium Buildings Evaluate Architectural Design Year Three (half year only) Drawings for Large Buildings LEARNING BY DOING Throughout the programme you ll use the latest computers and CAD software. You ll visit construction sites to complete problem-based and practical assignments. You ll build a scale model house that complies with current industry standards and New Zealand legislation. Each year you will complete at least one set of working drawings, just as you would be doing on the job. INDUSTRY TUTORS AND CONNECTIONS Wintec s dedicated and enthusiastic tutors have current industry connections. Some of them are members of The New Zealand Institute of Architects while others are involved in current research projects. With Wintec s strong industry connections and awesome learning environment you ll remain focused and motivated all the way to graduation day. ENTRY CRITERIA For entry into this course you ll need: A minimum of 48 credits towards the NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry; or NZ Sixth Form Certificate with a grade of 5 or better in each of three subjects, including English and maths; or NZ Trade Certificate in Carpentry or the National Certificate in Carpentry; or Be able to demonstrate equivalent industry knowledge and skills; or The Wintec Certificate in Technology (Level 4) or equivalent foundation programme Check out /TE0707 for full course entry and details. CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Quantity Surveying Construction Management WINTEC 21

22 THE WORLD OF QUANTITY SURVEYING 22 and Built Environment

23 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE CIVIL ENGINEERING 48 credits at NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry Mechanical Open entry. Certificate in Introduction to Trades (Level 2) National Diploma In Quantity Surveying (Level 6) Page 24 Electrical see for programme details Open entry. Certificate in Building (Level 4) CAREER Quantity surveyor, building estimator, property consultant or cost engineer. Architectural Technology see for programme details APPRENTICESHIP Apprentice with a builder in the industrial or residential building industry, furnishing and fittings. WINTEC Construction Management Quantity Surveying IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online or call for more details. 23

24 PROGRAMMES NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN QUANTITY SURVEYING (LEVEL 6) TE0708 As part of the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) review of New Zealand qualifications there may be changes to this programme name and content for students starting their study in You will still learn from industry experts, in a practical environment and in purpose built facilities as outlined below and you will still be able to achieve a qualification that meets your career aspirations. We expect programme details for 2016 to be confirmed in October Please check for up-to-date programme information Duration: Starts February for two years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus Quantity surveyors manage the finances of construction projects. A working day could include liaising with clients, industry professionals and site workers; measuring quantities of materials; estimating; preparing claims, cash flows and construction programmes and much more. This programme will equip you to work on small to medium scale building projects. Once you have gained experience you will be able to extend your work to include larger and more complex building projects and carry out more complex tasks of cost planning and financial control. WHAT YOU LL LEARN You will develop technical and technological knowledge through a range of modules that will give you the skills for: Preliminary estimating and feasibility studies for construction projects Qualification, research and pricing of construction and associated work Financial administration of a project during construction, including the completion of a final account Compulsory Modules: Year One Analytical Reports Proposals Business Correspondence Formal Meetings Problem Solving Teamwork Apply Services for Small Buildings Contract Negotiation Materials and Finishes Construction Methods for Small Buildings Estimating for Quantity Surveying 1 Measuring for Quantity Surveying 1 Building law Bidding process Building construction methods using NZ building codes and standards Materials and services used in small and medium buildings Year Two Measuring for Quantity Surveying 2 Estimating for Quantity Surveying 2 Construction Methods for Medium and Large Buildings Apply Services for Medium & Large Buildings Environment Estimation and Cost Planning Contract Management Construction Programming 1 Feasibility Study HANDS ON TRAINING Quantity surveying isn t all textbooks and theory. You ll be talking to experienced site managers and quantity surveyors at commercial and residential construction sites and offices. You ll create a structural scale model of a residential building in order to interpret and apply current legislation. In your first year you will work on a project that will include measuring up and pricing the components of an actual house, and in your second year you ll do the same with a commercial building. INDUSTRY TUTORS AND CONNECTIONS Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified in their specialist fields. Close connections with the New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors mean they are up-to-date with what you need to know for future employment. They ll give you opportunities for practical experience through project work, site visits and investigations. Wintec s strong partnerships with industry leaders brings valuable resources such as guest speakers, with current skills and knowledge. ENTRY CRITERIA For entry into this course you ll need: A minimum of 48 credits towards NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including at least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry; or NZ Sixth Form Certificate with a grade of 5 or better in each of three subjects, including English and maths; or NZ Trade Certificate in Carpentry or the National Certificate in Carpentry; or Be able to demonstrate equivalent industry knowledge and skills; or The Wintec Certificate in Technology (level 4) or equivalent foundation programme Check out /TE0708 for full course entry and details. 24 and Built Environment

25 THE WORLD OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT WINTEC Construction Management Quantity Surveying Architectural Technology Electrical Mechanical CIVIL ENGINEERING 25

26 HOW TO GET THERE START YOUR CAREER HERE 48 credits at NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry Open entry. Certificate in Introduction to Trades (Level 2) National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6) Page 27 see for programme details Open entry. Certificate in Building (Level 4) CAREER Construction site manager, building surveyor, project manager see for programme details APPRENTICESHIP Apprentice with a builder in the industrial or residential building industry, furnishing and fittings. IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria online or call for more details. 26 and Built Environment

27 PROGRAMMES NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (LEVEL 6) TE0709 As part of the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) review of New Zealand qualifications there may be changes to this programme name and content for students starting their study in You will still learn from industry experts, in a practical environment and in purpose built facilities as outlined below and you will still be able to achieve a qualification that meets your career aspirations. We expect programme details for 2016 to be confirmed in October Please check for up-to-date programme information. Year One Modules Bidding Process Analytical Reports Proposals Business Correspondence Formal Meetings Problem Solving Teamwork Building Law Apply Services for Small Buildings Contract Negotiation Materials and Finishes Construction Methods for Small Buildings Estimating for Quantity Surveying 1 Measuring for Quantity Surveying 1 Building construction methods using NZ building codes and standards Materials and services used in small and medium buildings ENTRY CRITERIA For entry in to this course you ll need: A minimum of 48 credits towards the NCEA level 2 in four subjects, including at least 12 credits in English and 12 credits in a combination of algebra and trigonometry; or NZ Sixth Form Certificate with a grade of 5 or better in each of three subjects, including English and maths; or NZ Trade Certificate in Carpentry or the National Certificate in Carpentry; or Be able to demonstrate equivalent industry knowledge and skills; or The Wintec Certificate in Technology (level4) or equivalent foundation programme Check out /TE0709 for full course entry and details CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Duration: Starts February for two years Study: Full-time or part-time equivalent Location: Rotokauri Campus If you re interested in planning, organising and supervising building construction and maintenance work, this programme is right for you. You might have already obtained an advanced trade certificate, or be currently employed in the construction industry. Whatever stage you re at, this programme will help you develop management skills you need to excel in the industry. When you ve finished this programme you will be qualified to act as a construction management technician on small and medium-scale building projects. Then, with more experience, you ll be able to move onto larger and more complex building projects. WHAT YOU LL STUDY You will study a range of modules that will give you the skills of: Organising and managing construction process inputs Assisting with general management in an intermediate role Using aural, oral and written communication skills Demonstrating social, legal and cultural contextual knowledge Year Two Modules Environment Tendering Contract Administration Apply Services for Medium & Large Buildings Construction Methods for Medium & Large Buildings Construction Methodology Quality Assurance Construction Planning Site Procedures Site Management Survey Set Out Feasibility Study Safety Planning Construction Programming 2 LEARNING BY DOING You ll spend some time in the classroom and visit construction sites to complete problem-based and practical assignments. You ll build a scale model to help you learn how to apply some of New Zealand s building legislation to the process of construction. NO BETTER PLACE TO STUDY Wintec tutors are highly trained and qualified in their specialist fields. Ongoing partnerships with industry leaders keep the tutors and the course up-to-date with what you need to know. Architectural Technology Quantity Surveying Construction Management WINTEC 27

28 YOUR WORLD AT WINTEC ROTOKAURI CAMPUS 28 and Built Environment

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30 LIFE ON CAMPUS Wintec is located on three campuses in Hamilton City, and another four in the wider Waikato, King Country and Coromandel regions. ROTOKAURI CAMPUS The Centre for and Industrial Design is located at our Rotokauri Campus, a 10 minute drive from the central city. The campus hosts learning and support facilities, a hub with computer study areas, a library, copying services, study rooms and a cafe. and Built Environment students share the Rotokauri Campus with students from the Centre for Sport Science and Human Performance, the School of Trades and students studying hospitality, cookery and also animal careers. 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 /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. WINDOWS RESTAURANT SPORTS ON CAMPUS 30 and Built Environment

31 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 on the Wintec current student Facebook page. 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 /accommodation FLATTING AND PRIVATE BOARD For further information on your accommodation options in Hamilton, consider the YWCA or check out the student rent website ON-CAMPUS STUDENT APARTMENTS These fully furnished apartments offer you the ultimate in student living right on the Hamilton City Campus. For more information see /accommodation WINTEC CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Construction Management Quantity Surveying SHOP IN HAMILTON CITY STUDENT VILLAGE 31

32 LEARNING ASSISTANCE AT WINTEC 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 /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 /library MYLEARNING Keep track of your timetable, check your s, get your results, study online, do it all in one place, day or night, from anywhere, online in MyLearning. MĀORI AND PASIFIKA SUPPORT CENTRE Ki te whakakaha i te iwi hāpori mā te ara matauranga, rangahau arā umanga whanakenga. The Māori and Pasifika Learning Support Centre, known as Te Kete Kōnae, is a warm, welcoming space that is open to all students, their whānau and staff at Wintec for learning, financial, cultural, pastoral and counselling support. For more information visit /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 /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 the Student Life office. LOANS AND ALLOWANCES Contact StudyLink for a student allowance or loan on or go to 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 MyLearning. 32 and Built Environment

33 YOUR WELLBEING AT WINTEC DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS At Wintec all students have the opportunity If you re an international student, our dedicated to participate in their studies on equal terms. International Centre provides all the help and We offer advocacy, support and information for support you ll need to settle into your new learning students with an impairment; including mobility environment and the wider community. From helping parking permits, assistive software, support staff, find somewhere to live to providing pastoral care reader/writers for exams, advocacy with funding and advice, when you study at Wintec you re not just agencies and much more. Contact the Disability another student at a tertiary institution you re part Coordinator on ext 8815 or of a vital, lively community where you learn with each [email protected] to find out how we can help you. other and about each other. Visit /ds CHILDCARE Wondering how to juggle study and family? Our childcare centre, Kidz@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 HEALTH SERVICES AND COUNSELLING Need a doctor? We have a Health Centre at our City and Rotokauri campuses with registered nurses, doctors, counsellors and chaplain to help with any health issues, including free specialist health checks and free, confidential counselling. WINTEC CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology Construction Management Quantity Surveying THE GALLAGHER HUB, CITY CAMPUS 33

34 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. 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! 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 big city 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. 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 to find out what s on. HAMILTON LAKE (LAKE ROTOROA) WAIKATO STADIUM THE TIMBER TRAIL (PUREORA FOREST PARK) DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY IN HAMILTON CITY RAGLAN - 45MIN DRIVE FROM HAMILTON 34 and Built Environment

35 TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP WITH WINTEC HOW TO ENROL CITY CAMPUS STUDENT ENROLMENT Enrol online at /enrol or & INFORMATION CENTRE OPENING HOURS Collect an enrolment form from the Student Enrolment & Information Centre at the City or Rotokauri campus. A Block, Tristram Street, Hamilton Monday, Thursday, Friday or call us if you have any questions - [email protected] Wintec ( ) 7:30am - 5:00pm Tuesday 9:30am - 5:00pm Wednesday STUDENT ENROLMENT & INFORMATION CENTRE 7:30am 6:00pm [email protected] wintec (within New Zealand only) (or from overseas) ROTOKAURI CAMPUS STUDENT ENROLMENT & INFORMATION CENTRE OPENING HOURS Student Hub, Akoranga Rd, Rotokauri Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm CIVIL ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical Architectural Technology WINTEC Construction Management Quantity Surveying 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. 35

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