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The aim of this course is to prepare learners to seek employment in a primary industry context.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/study/course-instances/cpi203-self-management-and-employability-skills
Course Primary IndustriesIt is common practice at NMIT to welcome manuhiri (visitors / guests), staff and students in a formal and traditional welcoming ceremony unique to the Māori & New Zealand culture.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/new-student-guide-2/attending-a-powhiri
Balancing living and study costs can be a challenge. Get support to ensure you have access to everything you are eligible for, and help with budgeting.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/financial-assistance
We comply with the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021 which includes providing ways to have your say and complaints processes.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/education-pastoral-care-of-tertiary-and-international-learners-code-of-practice-2021
International students are required to have suitable medical and travel insurance covering their stay in New Zealand.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/international-support/insurance
Find out what airport transfer and transport options are available in your new region.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/international-support/arrivals-and-regional-transport
Our friendly, knowledgeable IT Service Desk can assist you in most things IT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/it-helpdesk
The Wellbeing Support Team work collaboratively with domestic, international, and offshore online students to ensure students have healthy, safe, supportive, and inclusive learning experiences and environments.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/wellbeing
Te Puna Manaaki is the dedicated support service for all ākonga Māori & Pasifika enrolled at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/te-puna-manaaki-support-for-maori-learners-2
International students can access all support services provided by NMIT support services, additionally, we provide support for international learners' specific needs.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/international-support
MyNMIT is our Student portal
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Whether you're on-campus or online, NZ-based or international, our Academic Support team can advise and assist.
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Our Learner Success team ensures that students with learning difficulties, medical conditions, injuries, disabilities, and/or impairments receive support to achieve their goals.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/equity-disability-access
Get support you may need to successfully complete your course and programme
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Your central location for the latest news and stories.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/student-news
We’re making some exciting changes to help create more connected, comfortable, and supportive spaces for ākonga across Nelson campus. Here’s what’s happening and what you need to know.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/student-news/the-new-one-stop-student-spot-on-campus
Join us to celebrate your success at the 2025 Graduation ceremony!
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/graduation
Here for you - free, confidential support for NMIT students.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/learner-councelling
Getting to campus should be easy – access campus maps and find out what you need to know about parking at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/car-parking-and-campus-maps
Your central hub for everything you need to know as an NMIT student.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz
A guide for ākonga to get you started on your learning journey.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/new-student-guide-2
Finding a comfortable and convenient place to live is an important part of your study journey. Whether you’re looking for a homestay, shared flat, or student apartment, we’re here to support you.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/home/te-tautoko-akonga-student-support-2/accommodation
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Your privacy is important to us. Links to our privacy information are below. These outline how we collect, use, protect and share your information.Privacy PolicyTe Pūkenga Privacy NoticeWebsite Terms of UseWhen opting in to receive news and updates, you choose to receive email marketing communicati ...
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Got a great idea or an issue to raise?Have your say / Kōrero Mai is one of the ways you can give feedback to Te Pūkenga - NMIT. You can submit feedback at any time by email to haveyoursay@nmit.ac.nz , online at Te Pūkenga NMIT Have your say - submit feedback or post a suggestion to a Have you ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-i-provide-feedback
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/parking-and-transport
Motorcycle’s don’t need a parking sticker as long as they are located in the official motorcycle parking spaces. Motorbikes must not be parked in a full car parking space, doing so will incur an infringement notice.
Please refer to the attached map for the motorcycle parking locations.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-park-my-motorcycle-on-campus
Are you a learner at NMIT? If so, you can park your car in the campus car park where your programme is delivered. Please note: Car parks aren't guaranteed and are accessed on a 'first-come, first-served' basis. Parking Permits at Nelson CampusFrom 2024 NMIT | Te Pūkenga will no longer be issuing pa ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-park-my-car-on-campus-in-nelson
Some programme regulations require all courses to get a grade (A, B etc) rather than a cross credit, credit transfer or recognition of prior learning result in order to be able to get a merit or distinction for the qualification. Check with your Programme Area or the programme regulations.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-still-get-merit-distinction-for-my-qualification-if-i-apply-for-recognition-of-acade
As long as you can supply the necessary documentation plus any evidence of equivalence to New Zealand qualifications, your application can be processed in the same way.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-apply-for-recognition-of-academic-credit-if-my-previous-study-was-overseas
If you get Recognition of Academic Credit approved for a course, you do not have to be enrolled on that course. That means the number of EFTS you are enrolled for decreases. If you are enrolled in less than 0.8 EFTS, you may not be entitled to a student allowance because you will not be classified a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/if-i-get-recognition-of-academic-credit-approved-will-it-impact-on-my-loans-and-allowances
Some Programme Regulations indicate courses that are likely to be approved. Otherwise, talk to your Programme Area Administrator.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-there-anywhere-i-can-check-to-see-if-my-courses-are-likely-to-be-approved-for-recogniti
Whether there is a limit to the amount of Recognition of Academic Credit you can get depends on the particular programme you are studying. Sometimes there are restrictions and limits. Talk to your Tutor or Programme Area Administrator, or check the Programme Regulations.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-there-a-limit-to-how-much-recognition-of-academic-credit-i-can-get
TimetableThis programme runs for 12 weeks, the theory and clinical practice plan schedule is:WeekTheory and Clinical Practice PlanOneTheoryTwoTheoryThreeTheoryFourClinical PracticeFiveClinical PracticeSixClinical PracticeSevenClinical PracticeEightClinical PracticeNineClinical Practice and one Theor ...
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Please make sure you read the following if you have received an unconditional offer document for the New Zealand Diploma in Marine Engineering (Level 6) MEC3 programme.You need to provide us with copies of your STCW Basic Training certificates:STCW Elementary First Aid (unlimited)STCW Personal Safet ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-do-i-need-to-do-before-i-begin-my-studies-on-the-new-zealand-diploma-in-marine-engineerin
Students arrange their airport transfers.If you need help, ask the helpdesk at the regional airport for advice or refer to Arrivals & Regional Transport to find out about available transfer and transport options.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-arrange-an-airport-transfer
We have agreed to observe and be bound by the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021 published by the Minister of Education. The Code of Practice sets standards for education providers to ensure that:high professional standards are maintainedthe recru ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-rules-govern-the-care-of-international-students-in-new-zealand
To complete your enrolment at NMIT you will need to bring the following documents to the Enrolments counter in A Block:PassportVisa letterInsurance document if you have organised your own insuranceWe are required to take a photocopy of your student visa and the title page of your passport to comply ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-do-i-need-to-bring-to-complete-my-enrolment
Civil Defence resources on earthquake and tsunami safety are now available in many languages to help keep everyone safe.The 7.8m Kaikoura earthquake, tsunami, and aftershocks in November 2016 highlighted New Zealand’s risk of natural disaster. While we can’t predict when one will happen, recogni ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/multilingual-earthquake-and-tsunami-safety
Full details on eligibility to publicly funded health services are available through the Ministry of Health.Please note - most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the fu ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/will-i-receive-free-healthcare-while-in-new-zealand
For a safe and enjoyable driving experience while in New Zealand, make sure you're familiar with the important New Zealand driving rules (otherwise known as 'road rules') below. We drive on the left-hand side of the road and our vehicles seat the driver on the right.Stay on or below the legal speed ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-driving-rules-in-new-zealand
The law says you must tell the police your name and current contact details. However, if you are arrested you should immediately ask for a solicitor or lawyer. Refusing to answer questions or saying the wrong thing may cause problems later in court so you should have a solicitor present to give you ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-my-rights-if-i-am-arrested
If you want more channels than just the free to air New Zealand TV channels, check out these options:www.freeviewnz.tvwww.skytv.co.nzwww.tvnz.co.nz/ondemandwww.neontv.co.nzwww.netflix.com/nzAs an NMIT student, you will also have free subscription access to eTV via the Library.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-tv-and-online-streaming-services-are-available-in-new-zealand
It is a legal requirement for us to have accurate contact information for you in case of an emergency. That's why it is really important that you keep us informed of any changes to your contact details like your mobile phone number, email address or postal address.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-do-you-need-all-my-contact-details
If you are feeling stressed out or worried about any issues that are affecting your studies, come and see the Wellbeing Support team in the Library Learning Centre, or email wellbeing@nmit.ac.nz The Wellbeing Support team will listen, and can help connect you with counselling services or other wellb ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-feel-stressed-out-and-it-s-affecting-my-studies-who-can-i-talk-to
Learning in New Zealand may be quite different to what you have experienced previously. You are expected to take responsibility for your own learning with an emphasis on overall individual development. You can expect to study on your own after class hours to meet the academic requirements. Individua ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-studying-in-new-zealand-like
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/settling-in
If there are issues in your life that are affecting your ability to succeed in your studies, Te Pūkenga NMIT has free, confidential, counselling services available to help support you.VitaeVitae provides off-campus counselling services for students currently enrolled at any Te Pūkenga campus. Coun ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-get-free-counselling
If you intend to work in New Zealand, you will need an IRD (Inland Revenue Department) number.Find out how to complete your new arrival to New Zealand IRD number application online, and your ongoing tax obligations via the IRD Website.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-apply-for-an-ird-number
New Zealand PoliceIn an emergency, please phone 111Phone: (03) 578 5279 (non-emergency)Address: Blenheim Police Station, 8 Main Street, Blenheimwww.police.govt.nz New Zealand PostNew Zealand Post is the main operator of postal services in New Zealand. Its website provides information on postal rate ...
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Are you in work, out of work or currently training? Careers New Zealand can help you plan your career path or make changes to your current situation. What is your need?Career ideas, help with choosing subjects or support during a career transition?Job hunting skills, including job vacancies, CV writ ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-can-careers-new-zealand-do-for-me
Are you unsure about your future direction? Do you know what you want to do but need help choosing subjects and topics to support this? Perhaps you need help with job interviews and applications? Careers counselling will help youUnderstand your skills, values, interests and achievements.Break down p ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-careers-counselling
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/study-and-learning
The Literacy & Numeracy for Adults Assessment Training Tool (LNAAT) is a diagnostic tool that provides a way for tutors to identify your skills in reading and/or math and/or listening, and then, accommodate any identified learning needs, and track your progression.The Tertiary Education Commission ( ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-an-lnaat-assessment
For urgent assistance for ākonga health, safety or wellbeing, anyone can call 24/7 0800 718 277 or +64 3 5462333 from outside the NZ network. For non-urgent assistance for health, safety, well-being, or learning needs you can contact a Te Tautoko Ākonga - Student Support Service (self-refer), or ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-i-be-referred-to-te-p-kenga-nmit-support-services
The Learner Services Support Team are your friendly faces at the Helpdesk in Te Puna Mātauranga, the NMIT Library Learning Centre.We can support you with:Logging onto NMIT network and password resetsConnecting to WiFiAccessing Office 365 and MoodlePrinting and print account top-upsBooking appointme ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-the-learner-services-support-team-help-me
Offshore online students can access many of the support services provided by the Learner Services team and their collaborative partners. Find out more on our website Te Tautoko ākonga - Student Support.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-support-can-offshore-online-students-access
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/field-skills
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/short-courses
“A training scheme is defined in section 159 of the Education Act 1989 as study and training that leads to an award but does not, of itself, lead to a qualification listed on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF).” - NZQA.govt.nz
NMIT offer a range of qualifications, including Certific ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-a-training-scheme
Some courses incur additional costs to cover items necessary for a course for example art supplies, building materials, printing or specific equipment. Costs will be advised on each course listing. Whether these must be purchased by the student or are provided directly by NMIT will vary by course an ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-course-related-costs
Yes with a full refund if you withdraw before the course start date. No refund is available after the course has started.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-request-a-short-course-refund
Occasionally we have to cancel or move a start date for a short course if we have not secured sufficient enrolments. If this happens we will contact you and do our best to accommodate your needs. This may be to move you on to a future course start date or to process a refund.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-happens-if-a-course-is-cancelled-or-rescheduled
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NMIT staff can embed videos from eTV directly into your Moodle course. For help with embedding video in NMIT Moodle, please contact the FLiT team on ext 778 or email moodlesupport@nmit.ac.nz
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-embed-etv-videos-in-nmit-online-moodle-nmit-staff
eTV provides real-time and real-life resources through recorded TV programmes including live streams and on-demand videos. As an NMIT staff member (or student) you can access this unique service with free, live-streaming channels, a library of educational videos and an educational video shop. More i ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-etv-and-how-do-i-use-it-as-a-staff-member
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/library-services
If you live 50 km or more away from an NMIT campus, you qualify for distance services.To find out more visit the NMIT Library website Distance Services page, including our 'opt-in' form.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-have-books-sent-to-me-by-post-what-are-the-library-s-distance-services
View our full location and contact details on the Library website.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-is-the-library-located
You are eligible for one year’s free Alumni honorary library membership the year after graduating from NMIT. This allows you to borrow from the library’s main collection, but not the 3-day loan collection. Note, that membership excludes login to Campus PCs, and access to electronic resources suc ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-continue-to-use-the-library-when-i-have-finished-my-studies-how-much-does-it-cost
View the Library contact details and opening hours on the Library website.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-library-opening-hours
There are printers available throughout the campuses. Each computer lab has a printer and the Libraries have printers/photocopiers/scanners. Cost of printingA4 black & white = 10cA3 black & white = 20cA4 colour = 40cA3 colour = 80cCost of scanningScanning is free and can be sent to one or more email ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-are-the-printers-located-what-is-the-cost-of-printing-and-how-do-i-top-up-my-credit
For more information, view the referencing page, on our library website, including a free online Referencing course. You can also book a referencing session with a learning facilitator via the Learner Services helpdesk:in person: Library Learning Centre M Block Service Deskphone: 03 5395068Or via ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-reference-using-apa-format
Need support with APA or Chicago referencing? Unsure how to acknowledge the sources you've used for your assignments? Want to avoid plagiarism?View the referencing guides and supporting information, on our library website, including a free online Referencing course.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-can-i-find-referencing-guides-and-information
Access the full range of our NMIT Research Strategies tutorials - a range of short videos that take you through the process for starting research and finding information including:Clarifying your taskChoosing a research topicIdentifying search termsSource types and where to find themGoogle and relia ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/research-strategies-tips-and-techniques-for-finding-information
The following videos may be useful in providing some tips on:What is a literature review - University of Houston LibrariesUsing themes when writing a literature review, i.e. synthesizing the information - Dr Nathalie SheridanA good way to understand what a literature review is, is to look at other ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/writing-a-literature-review
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/supporting-staff-use-of-the-library
NMIT staff can book out IT equipment from the Library.
Click the link below to open the PDF for instructions on 'How to book an iPad basket'.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-book-an-ipad-basket
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/eduroam-free-campus-wi-fi
Android, iPhone, iPad or for a Windows laptop***To download the geteduroam app, your device needs to be connected to the internet. This is best done when you are on-campus***eduroam Coverage mapInstall geteduroam app from your app store and follow the instructions below. Instructions are lot simila ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/android-iphone-ipad-or-for-a-windows-laptop-install-geteduroam-app
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/autodesk
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/linkedin-learning
How to use LinkedIn Learning 1. Use a NMIT PC or your personal device for login to NMIT Moodle and click on the icon below 2. Select "Continue without LinkedIn" recommended method (You also can connect your personal LinkedIn account, or create and connect if you don’t have one, but this is option ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-use-linkedin-learning
Three factors will have the biggest impact on your experience:Your computer / mobile devicethe newer the betterthe more regularly updated and restarted the betterHow do I ensure my computer is good for online learning?Your internet connection / data planthe more data the betterFixed line broadband, ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-get-the-best-technology-setup-at-home-for-online-learning
Many factors affect your internet experience that you can’t control, e.g. how busy the internet is or how busy the particular services you’re accessing are, but there are some you can control that will make a considerable difference:Get your computer as physically close to your Wi-Fi modem as po ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-ensure-my-home-wi-fi-is-good-for-online-learning
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/password-reset
Registering for password recovery options (personal email or mobile phone number)NMIT provides a self-service option enabling students and staff to reset their NMIT computer account / Microsoft 365 password without requiring assistance from our IT Service Desk.Before you can use this service, you mu ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-register-for-password-recovery-options
If you have a Windows computer, one of the most effective ways to keep yourself safe online is to ensure you’re up to date with all Windows Security Updates. Whilst anti virus is built into Windows and updates automatically, Security Updates to the Windows operating system usually have to be manua ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-how-should-i-install-windows-security-updates
You are a target – bots & malware don’t distinguish people, they just look for weaknesses Think before you click Steer clear of illegal stuff Keep software up to date Keep anti-virus up to date Protect / backup your data Beware of suspicious emails Practice good password management Don’t leave ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-basics-to-stay-safe-online
Stop & Think before you Click! A phishing email is a fake entity, normally criminal, masquerading as a genuine one attempting to hook you into divulging your identity or other key information. Apply these tests – the more triggered, the more likely it’s bad, bad, bad…. Are you expecting it? Th ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-identify-a-suspicious-email-phishing-attempt
You’re responsible for all activity under your NMIT username & password so don’t share it with anyone else. Try and do the following: Consider using a passphrase rather than a password, e.g. Imgoing2Betterme@NMIT which is more easily remembered and personal to you, and hugely harder to crack by ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-how-should-i-keep-my-nmit-account-secure
To deactivate Generative AI in Grammarly:1. Go to MyGrammarly > Account > Settings > Feature customisation:2. Toggle Generative AI Features to off:
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-deactivate-generative-ai-in-grammarly
You can 'Remove from view' any courses from view that you don’t want to see. To do this, click the 3 dots on the right hand side of each card, and click “Remove from view” (see picture below).
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-remove-old-courses-from-view-on-moodle
Moodle - Sometimes called NMIT Online - is a web site that has course material and activities for many courses.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-moodle
Sharing optionsBy default, SharePoint files are accessible by those who have access to the MS Team or the SharePoint site. Both the share and copy link options can generate a sharing link for the file or folder you've selected. The benefits of using sharing links is that is it easy to change sharing ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/sharepoint-sharing-files
Want to save files and photos for your course at NMIT? Use this guide to decide the best place:H: drive The H: drive on our network - otherwise known as Home or My Documents - is for limited emergency storage only. You may find you can’t save your work there if your files have exceeded the 50mb si ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/best-student-storage-options
Export files from OneDriveYou can download files and folders from OneDrive Online to your computer with just a few clicks. Here's how:1. On your OneDrive Online website, select the files or folders you want to download.2. Select Download.3. If your browser prompts you, choose Save or Save As and br ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-export-files-from-office-365
To save to your NMIT OneDrive account 1. From an office application choose Save As and select your NMIT OneDrive account. If you have accessed a folder previously it will show on the right hand side. 2 .Double click either the OneDrive icon or the folder icon if you can see it and a Save As dia ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-save-files-to-onedrive
NMIT students can install Microsoft Office ProPlus programs on up to five personally owned devices. Different Microsoft Office applications are installed, depending on the type of device.Getting startedUse the device you wish to install Microsoft Office 365, the install varies depending on if you a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-install-office-365-proplus-for-students
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/mynmit
Create an accountTo get started with MyNMIT you will need to create an account. You can do this by visiting the MyNMIT section and entering your details in the right hand side column.Confirm your emailAfter clicking Register, a confirmation email with the subject MyNMIT - Confirm your email will be ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-create-a-mynmit-account-2
We have all heard about the security hacks that affected many organisations around the world. Many of these involve the breaching of personal information like usernames and passwords.
When you enter a password for your MyNMIT account when check this against a global database run by an independent th ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-does-it-say-i-ve-have-a-data-breach-when-setting-my-password
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/signing-in
Whilst you are a fully enrolled learner at NMIT you are issued with an Office 365 account. This acts as your key to signing into most of our student applications, including MyNMIT on the website.However, one month after you complete your studies this account is deactivated and you are no longer able ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-can-t-sign-into-mynmit-using-o365
If you have forgotten your password then you can simply set a new one by clicking on the Forgot password link on the MyNMIT sign in page.
You will be taken to a page where you need to enter the email address you have previously registered with MyNMIT.
Once you click Reset password you will rec ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-reset-my-mynmit-password
If you are a current student you can now sign into the website secure section called MyNMIT using your existing student Office 365 account details.
This means that you no longer need to have a specific website account to easily view and update your personal details or apply online.
Signing in
To sig ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-sign-in-to-mynmit-using-my-office-365-account-2
As part of enrolling for your study at NMIT we are obligated to validate your citizenship.
To do this we will ask to see an original or verified copy of an identity document e.g Passport or birth certificate.
Often, if you are already studying or have previously studied with us then we will have com ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-does-verified-mean-in-mynmit
The Manage application section of MyNMIT allows you to view any future application. You can find the link to this from the dashboard widget or on the Applications page. The Manage page also allows you to Request a change or withdraw your application.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/viewing-your-application
Simple click on any timetabled event to expand it to show the room and tutor details.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-see-my-room-and-tutor-details
If you think your timetable is not correct, please contact your programme area administrator so they can investigate this for you.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/my-timetable-is-showing-incorrect-information
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/results
We think it is important that you get the right information provided to you first time, for this reason we have tailored our website to serve accurate programme content based on where you are located.When you first arrive on our website we undertake a reverse lookup of your IP address (what's this?) ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-we-use-your-location-on-our-website
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/connecting-to-wifi
Connecting to the NMIFI Wireless Network1. First Connect to NMIFI2. NMIT User option will ask you for the connection settings (1) and to provide your NMIT Username (2) and your network Password to continue.(1) Please enter the connection settings if not already selected as below. Your choice ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/connect-to-nmifi-wifi-chromebooks
Connect to NMIT Wireless using an Apple device (iPhones, iMacs or iPads)1. First Connect to NMIFI 2. NMIT User option will ask you to provide your NMIT Username and your network password to continue.Format of the username – Student: Preferredname-Lastname | Staff: Firstname.Lastname3. ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/connect-to-nmifi-wifi-apple-devices
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/using-campus-computers-printers
NMIT students will now require an Adobe ID (free account setup) to use Adobe products on our IT labs and open access PCs . Essential for a secure and personalised experience with Adobe apps and services, a free basic Adobe ID is required when you want to use any Adobe Creative Cloud products at NMIT ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-students-use-adobe-products-at-nmit
If you are a new student at NMIT you will be given a network account. To access and use the features of this account you will first need to activate it.Part of this is entering a temporary password which has been set up for you and is in the following format:[StudentID][your initials - first name (o ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-my-temporary-password
If you re-enrol within 3 months of your current course-end date, your existing printing credit will remain valid. If you re-enrol later than 3 months after your end of course date, your credit will be void.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/does-my-printing-credit-carry-over-to-next-year
It's the type of issue that can leave you gasping for air but it's quite simple to fix.
Follow these steps
Access files > right click on the file or folder > select Properties > Previous Versions > find the document > copy it.
Deleted files and overwrites can be restored from this ar ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-undelete-previous-versions-of-files-and-folders
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/email
Which email address does NMIT use to contact me?
Once you have been successfully enrolled on a course NMIT will switch from using your personal email account to using your NMIT email account for all communications.
This ensures that throughout your study with us we will have the correct email addre ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/which-email-address-does-nmit-use-to-contact-me
What is my student email address?Your NMIT email address has the same format as your NMIT user name, preferredname-lastname or firstname-lastname, followed by @live.nmit.ac.nz, i.e. joe-bloggs@live.nmit.ac.nzThis will be your primary email address for all communication with NMIT, while you are study ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-my-student-email-address
How to access your NMIT student emailYour NMIT student email account is part of the comprehensive Microsoft 365 cloud suite. This account enables you login access to all NMIT digital tools.Your NMIT student email address format is firstname-surname@live.nmit.ac.nz or preferredname-surname@live.nmit ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-access-my-nmit-student-email
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/devices
You’re responsible for ensuring all essential Windows Security and Microsoft Defender Antivirus updates are promptly downloaded and installed. Otherwise, just fully shut down your device regularly, don’t let anyone else use it, and take good care of it physically. If you do have significant prob ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-ve-got-a-loan-laptop-how-do-i-maintain-it
Devices range from a few years old to brand new, some may have touch screens, but all will come with wifi, webcam and Windows 10. The devices come setup like a computer you’d buy from a retail store and are capable of running software from your NMIT Microsoft (Office) 365 online account, which als ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-equipment-and-software-comes-with-the-loan-laptop
Our Information Technology programmes require you to bring your own device/laptop (BYOD) in order to complete your studies.BYOD specifications for Computing and Information Technology programmesThe following BYOD specifications are required for:Bachelor of Information TechnologyGraduate Diploma in I ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-bring-your-own-device-byod-specifications
One day after you're fully enrolled, you'll be issued an NMIT network /Microsoft 365 account and will be emailed these instructions.Before you can successfully start using the network, Moodle, Microsoft 365, or access WiFi services (NMIFI) you will first need to activate your account.You can do th ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-activate-my-network-account
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/ielts-and-cambridge-testing
The table below shows the FCE or CAE recommended scores for most of our programmes.
Programme Level
Recommended FCE or CAE scores
IELTS (Academic)
Certificate at Level 3
Score of 154 with no band score lower than 154
Score of 5 with no band score lower than 5
Certificate at Level 4
Score o ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-levels-of-cambridge-english-language-do-you-need-to-get-into-the-various-levels-of-nm
No, the Cambridge English Scale hasn't changed the way IELTS works. IELTS is aligned to the Cambridge English Scale, but uses its current nine-band scale for reporting results.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/has-the-cambridge-english-scale-changed-ielts-band-scores
IELTS band scores measure how well you have done in your final exam. Band scores are given from 0-9. A score is given for each section of the exam - writing, speaking, listening, and reading.
These are then added together to give you an overall band score.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-an-ielts-band-score
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/insurance
The New Zealand Government requires international students to be covered by an NMIT-approved current medical and travel insurance. As an international student on a student visa you are unlikely to be entitled to publicly funded health services and as such you may be liable for the full cost of and ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-medical-and-travel-insurance-do-i-need
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/how-to-apply
As a tertiary education provider, NMIT is required to collect a range of information about our students for statistical purposes. This information is kept confidential and can be accessed by you at any time.
View our Privacy Policy for more information.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-do-you-collect-information-about-my-previous-study
To find out what what programmes and courses are available at the Marlborough Campus, go to the Browse our Programmes page.Here, you will see an option to filter. Click on this.On the left hand side of the screen under Location, tick Marlborough.You will be shown a list of all the programmes and cou ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-can-i-study-in-marlborough
If you have studied with us within the past ten years and know your National Student Number, you probably won't need to supply Proof of Identity documents again, however there may be some exceptions. We will let you know if we require any additional information when you submit your application.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-i-still-need-to-supply-proof-of-identity-documents-if-i-have-studied-with-nmit-before
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/fees-costs-and-financing
The fees for a full time student is $246.00 including GST ($2.05 per credit for 120 credits). Part-ime students pay a poportion of this fee based on the number of credits being studied.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-much-is-the-compulsory-student-services-fee
There are minimum EFTS requirements for you to be able to access Student Loan and Student Allowances.
The specific EFTS amount is shown on each course (accessible from your selected programme on our website) that may help you calculate the amount for your study.
You can find out more on the StudyLin ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/minimum-efts-requirements-for-accessing-student-loans
Student loans are a government loan for New Zealand students that you repay through the Department of Inland Revenue when you start working.
The amount you can borrow includes:
Course fees
Course related costs
Living costs and
Loan administration fee
You can apply for a loan when you apply for a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-student-loans-work
If you are...
a New Zealand student attending a full time programme of 12 weeks or longer
are 18 years or over
... you may be eligible for a student allowance.
If you are 16 or 17 you may also be eligible.
Allowance rates may be affected by your parents' income and can be topped up via a student ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/will-i-be-able-to-get-a-student-allowance
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/scholarships
The Government implemented one year free tertiary education for new domestic tertiary students studying level 3 or above. Visit the Fees Free website and enter your National Student Number (NSN) to check your eligibility status.You can apply with us as normal we will take care of the rest. Fees Free ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/first-year-fees-free
You must settle all amounts owing to NMIT incurred as a result of your programme, accommodation, overdue library books, or participation in activities of NMIT. Results will be withheld and you cannot graduate until all debts are paid.
NMIT reserves the right to supply personal information relating t ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-happens-if-i-have-a-debt-to-nmit
For full-time programmes, you must pay your fees in full before the programme or course starts, or by any earlier date as specified for a particular programme.
For short courses, or if you are studying part-time on a programme, you must pay your fees in full at the time of enrolment.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-do-i-need-to-pay-my-course-fees
You can pay your fees by direct credit, EFTPOS, credit card (Mastercard or Visa) or debit card.Pay by credit cardYou can pay in person by credit card at our Information and Enrolments centre. There is a credit card surcharge of 1.5% of the value of the transaction for all manual payments.Alternative ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-pay-my-fees-or-other-charges
If you are struggling with any aspect of your course, NMIT support staff are available to help, whether it’s about study practice, time management, uncertainty about where your qualification will take you or difficulty understanding the content.
However, if you do need to withdraw, it is important ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-can-i-find-out-how-long-i-ve-got-to-withdraw-without-penalty-after-my-course-starts
During your study with us, you may at any time request a Results Notification.
A Results Notification is NOT an official transcript but can be used by you to monitor your academic progress. Your course results and any unit standards achieved are listed by date under the parent qualification.
Example ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-a-results-notification-39
An award (sometimes called a testamur or award certificate) is issued by NMIT in recognition of successful completion of your qualification. An award has the name of the qualification you've completed and is issued with your full legal name. Each NMIT award has a unique number.
An academic transcrip ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-s-the-difference-between-an-award-and-an-academic-transcript
Travel documents (air tickets)Passport with current visa labelNMIT Offer and Receipt documentsAcademic records (or certified copies)Drivers licence (if you have one and must have a copy translated in English)Medical and travel Insurance documents (if you have organised your own insurance)Curriculum ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/pre-departure-checklist
We want to ensure your enrolment is processed quickly. Failure to answer any of these questions will result in your application/enrolment being delayed.Have you:Completed all sections of the hard copy application form OR online application form?Have you provided a verified copy of your identificati ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/application-checklist-2
Before beginning your programme of study, to confirm your place on the programme:domestic students are required to sign and return their Secure Your Enrolment forminternational students are required to sign and return their Confirmation of Acceptance formAll students must abide by NMIT's rules and r ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-nmit-s-rules-and-regulations
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/applying
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/immigration-new-zealand
NMIT is not able to give advice on residency pathway processes. Please refer to the agencies listed below who will be able to assist you:Immigration New ZealandA Licenced Immigration Advisor (LIA) https://www.iaa.govt.nz/Citizens Advice Bureau https://www.cab.org.nz/
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-programmes-or-courses-do-i-need-to-complete-for-pathway-to-residency
No, you should have this condition stated on your student visa label. It is not necessary for NMIT to provide you with a letter.If your employer wishes to know the specific semester break dates, please refer them to Important Dates.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-i-need-a-letter-from-nmit-to-give-to-my-employer-that-states-that-i-can-work-full-time-over
Students may not work in excess of the 20 hours per week during study time – this also includes statutory holidays. They may wish to work longer hours on statutory holidays however they must not work in excess of 20 hours over the full week.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-work-full-time-on-statutory-holidays
Renting a house in New Zealand can be a good option for some students, but make sure you do your research first. The New Zealand Now website offers some great advice on renting a house in New Zealand. For free advice before signing tenancy agreements visit Community Law - free legal advice or Citiz ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-rent-a-house-in-new-zealand
As an international student at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) you’ll enjoy a world class education in one of the most beautiful and dynamic regions of New Zealand.You may also be interested to read some information for new students via this link.AccommodationIf you need accommod ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/international-student-guide-2024-pre-arrival-information
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/programme-areas
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/professional-accounting
You can apply for cross credits for whole courses where you have previously completed a similar course/courses or job covering at least 80% of the learning outcomes at the same level at another approved provider. Forms are available from Programme Area Reception, or find them on the NMIT online Appl ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-get-credits-towards-an-applied-business-course-if-i-have-studied-it-at-another-instituti
Nearly all programmes can be completed by doing as little as 1 or 2 courses each semester. Many courses have resources on NMIT Online which can be accessed through the internet from home or work.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-study-applied-business-part-time
The study year is broken into two 17-week semesters. Each has a two week mid-semester break. Some courses are available at Summer School. Please check with Programme Area reception.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-is-the-applied-business-study-year-structured
Our Arts and Media programmes require you to submit evidence of creative work with your application.At NMIT we ask for evidence of creative work as a way of assessing your likelihood of success when applying for the following programmes:New Zealand Diploma in Arts and Design Level 5 and Level 6Bache ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/evidence-for-creative-work
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/adventure-tourism
Food Costs for Overnight TripsA major part of working in the Adventure Tourism Industry revolves around your ability to plan menus, prepare and serve food to clients in the field. During your time with us you will be given some of the basic skills to allow you to do this well. Part of your course ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-do-i-need-to-pay-for-food-on-overnight-trips
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/maritime
Students who complete the Basic Training course will need to undertake refresher training for STCW Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting and STCW Personal Survival techniques, within five years of first issue. Expiry dates are printed on the certificates.
NOTE: STCW Elementary First Aid, STCW Perso ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-does-refresher-training-work
Yes, you can either take our seven day STCW Basic Training course, which covers all 5 competencies – OR – you can choose to study the individual competency that you need.
See the full list of Maritime Short Courses here: https://www.nmit.ac.nz/study/filter/short-courses/maritime
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-take-individual-competencies-within-stcw-basic-training-through-nmit
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/maritime-new-zealand-mnz
How is the programme structured?You need to complete online course work before you attend the block course. It takes appropriately 19 weeks to complete the online course work. The block course is 5 weeks long. You need to attend the block course in person in Nelson.What intake do I need to enrol ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-can-i-do-my-block-course-for-skipper-restricted-limits-srl
You must complete 420 credits total. You must pass or be cross-credited with the courses listed below within 10 years of first enrolling on the double major programme. The shaded courses in the following programme schedule are compulsory core courses.
For more information, contact the Programme Co ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-want-to-major-in-both-management-and-marketing-what-is-the-best-pathway-for-achieving-th
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/health-and-wellbeing
Anyone anytime can call 0800718277 to get support for urgent health, safety or wellbeing issues for Te Pūkenga - NMIT students, or to contact Campus Security.24/7 call 0800718277 or +64 3 5462333 (from outside NZ)In any emergency, immediately call 111The calls are answered by call center staff, who ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/urgent-student-assistance-0800718277
If you are concerned about a gambling problem, free help is available. Please talk to a member of the Wellbeing Support team, SANITI or check out gamblinghelpline.co.nz.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-can-i-talk-to-about-a-gambling-problem
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/financial-aid
Are you a New Zealand student on a tight budget? Are you an international student getting used to different pricing and ways of doing things? No matter your situation, there are many ways to save money on food. Some of these include:Make your own lunch, such as sandwiches, or pack leftovers.Refill y ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-i-save-money-on-food-while-studying
Learner Services and Te Puna Manaaki record engagement, referrals and subsequent meetings on a confidential online platform (accessible by support staff, not by tutors or programme area staff).Records about your engagement with a support service include brief general notes about what was discussed ( ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-records-are-kept-when-i-access-support-from-nmit-te-p-kenga-support-services
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/services-and-facilities
Ākonga are invited to study across our three campuses. If you are accessing a study space outside of our opening hours (Between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.) you will require your Student ID access card.Nelson Campus:Fishbowl Computer Cafe, M Block: Mon-Sun, 7 am-10 pmPC Suites A216 & A217, A Block: Mon ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-and-where-can-i-access-student-learning-spaces
Campus Corner Early Learning Centre Inc is located at 55 Nile Street, Nelson, 7010 (on the corner of Nile and Collingwood Street on Te Pūkenga campus).They are open Monday - Friday between 7:45am to 5:15pm (except statutory holidays and a short time over the Christmas period)Campus Corner provides ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-about-child-care-options-near-the-nelson-campus
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/locations-and-contacts
When you apply to be considered for an internship you will need to meet the following:
Minimum grade of B- on all courses
Minimum 90% attendance on all courses
No outstanding debts
Where offered, complete a workshop or workshops to a satisfactory level on:Professionalism in the workplace
Confidentia ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/am-i-eligible-for-the-internship-with-study
You will complete the Internship with Study in a 4-6 week block at the end of your programme. You must be on a Work Visa to begin your internship.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-i-need-to-apply-for-a-work-visa
You do not get paid to complete the Internship with Study and there is no fee to pay.
This internship is a reciprocal arrangement between you, NMIT and the employer to help you grow your understanding while developing real world skills you can take into any future workplace.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-the-internship-with-study-paid-or-unpaid
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/student-life
You can put up flyers for accommodation, events, for sale and general notices. Please ensure the information is dated. Accommodation notices will be removed after one month's display. Other notices will be removed at the discretion of NMIT. If you would like advice about displaying notices on camp ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-type-of-information-can-i-put-up-on-the-student-noticeboards
No. We are committed to providing a positive, healthy learning environment. For this reason, all of our campuses are totally smokefree and have been since 1 January 2010. This applies to staff, students and visitors. Smokefree includes vaping, the use of e-cigarettes or any other apparatus which ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-smoke-on-campus
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/facilities
You are welcome to use a locker during the year.Please ensure this has been emptied by the 3 December 2021 as after this time all padlocks will be removed and any items remaining will be disposed of to make way for new students. Summer school / Term 5 learnersIf you are studying over the summer pe ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-long-can-i-use-my-student-locker-on-the-nelson-campus
Yes, absolutely. All students enrolled through NMIT are eligible to use the services provided by SANITI.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-m-a-part-time-student-am-i-still-able-to-access-saniti-services
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/before-you-leave
Unfortunately no. You are best to add small amounts to your card and top up regularly.At the end of your course your network account will be closed one month after the formal end date for your courses. Any unused printer credit will not be refunded.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-refund-the-remaining-balance-on-my-printer-account-when-i-finish-studying
All eligible students are entitled and issued with a NMIT Student ID card. You can use this card to access services on campus and with selected retailers for student discount.If you lose your ID during a year in which you have already been issued a card then there will be a NZ$15.00 fee for the repl ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-get-a-replacement-student-id-card
You should use MyNMIT on our website to access and edit your contact details.If you are a current student you can sign into MyNMIT using your NMIT O365 student account.Otherwise, you can create a new account.Go to MyNMIT
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-change-my-contact-details
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https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/test-3
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https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/graduation
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/privacy
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https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/teaching-and-learning
NMIT | Te Pūkenga has a suite of procedures and policies to guide problem resolution.Academic Integrity policy - detailing the academic expectations of students and what is not acceptableĀkonga Appeals Procedure - ensuring academic appeals from students are fairly heard and academic standards are ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-to-do-when-there-s-a-problem
We are committed to safeguarding all stakeholders including learners and staff. We require that all applicants declare any criminal convictions they have. We acknowledge that some convictions do not need to be disclosed by virtue of the Criminal Records (Clean Slate) Act 2004.Please refer to the inf ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-criminal-declarations-do-i-need-to-declare
Yes, NMIT students traveling from Motueka, Mapua, or Wakefield are able to use the Nelson Coachlines commercial school bus runs, Mondays to Fridays during the secondary school term.Students need to be waiting at the pick-up locations 5 mins before the scheduled pick-up times.FaresA Transportme smart ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-travel-to-nmit-on-the-nelson-school-bus-network
Yes - if you're a student, you can park your car in the Campus car parks.The location of car parks on Campus is shown on the Marlborough Campus map.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-park-my-car-on-campus-in-marlborough
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/recognition-of-previous-study
If you are successful in getting your Recognition of Academic Credit application approved for a course, any unit standards within the course will be approved and submitted to the New Zealand Qualifications Authority.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-get-recognition-of-academic-credit-for-a-unit-standard
You may need to provide some or all of the following:
Certified copies of Academic Transcripts/Testamurs/Academic Records
Course outlines
Work experience
Job descriptions
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-evidence-or-documentation-do-i-need-to-apply-for-recognition-of-academic-credit
The NMIT Academic Committee reviews Recognition of Academic Credit applications based on recommendations from the Manager of the Programme Area.
The Academic Committee meets regularly. Your Programme Area Administrator will be able to tell you the dates.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-makes-the-decision-about-recognition-of-academic-credit
Your Tutor or Manager of your programme area or your Programme Area Administrator, or academic@nmit.ac.nz can help advise you and answer your questions about Recognition of Academic Credit.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-should-i-speak-to-about-recognition-of-academic-credit
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/before-you-arrive-2
Refer to our website for the Academic Dates.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-are-the-scheduled-breaks-for-my-programme
NMIT has a policy for international students who need to take leave during their studies. Examples of leave could be to attend a wedding or take maternity leave.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-do-i-need-to-do-if-i-want-to-take-leave-during-my-studies
Pregnancy Support is available in Nelson/Tasman and further information is available from Nelson Marlborough Health.Immigration New Zealand provides information about maternity services for international students.NMIT has a International Students Special Leave policy for students who need to take ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-if-i-become-pregnant
We look forward to seeing you on your first day, or, if you arrive earlier than requested, we welcome you to visit us so that we can help you get settled in before your studies start.Please see our International Enrolments Team in A Block with your passport and visa. You will be able to find the a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-happens-on-my-first-day
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/living-in-new-zealand
If parking in town, you will be required to put money in the parking meter and place the parking ticket inside the car on the dashboard where it can be seen by parking enforcement officials.Other basic parking rules include:You must not obstruct other persons or vehicles using the car park.You must ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-parking-rules-in-new-zealand
Don’t drink or use drugs and then drive - the laws against this are strictly enforced in New Zealand and the penalties are severe.For drivers under 20 years old, there is a zero alcohol limit. This means you are not entitled to drive if there is any alcohol in your blood or breath.For drivers over ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-drive-after-drinking-alcohol
In New Zealand it is unlawful to discriminate against people, or treat them differently. The law states that no one may discriminate against another person because of their gender, religious belief, race, disability or sexual orientation.If you believe that you have been the victim of discrimination ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-m-being-bullied-and-harassed-what-should-i-do
NelsonHauora Health Centre appointments for International Students who have Studentsafe Insurance, are generally free of charges. Before your first visit, you need to complete a registration form and present your current student card, passport and a copy of your student visa. Note that costs may b ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-can-i-go-to-see-a-doctor
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/studying
You may be able to buy and sell textbooks periodically through NMIT Moodle. Search Textbooks for Sale or Wanted to Buy.The Library Acquistions team recommend the following suppliers:LocallyVolume Bookshop15 Church Street, Nelsonph: 03 9700073email: books@volume.nzprovide student discountOnlineUbiqem ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-can-i-buy-textbooks
International StudentsImmigration New Zealand requires International Students to provide evidence of genuine reasons for absences. If you are sick and unable to come to classes, you will need to provide a medical certificate as evidence. Make a doctor's appointment or call 0800 718 277 if you need ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-if-i-am-sick
The Information and Enrolment Centre team process all enrolments and provide advice on applications, enrolment, re-enrolment, withdrawals, transfers and refunds for all students. They can also assist you with student visa applications and medical or travel insurance.You can talk to the Information a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-do-i-speak-to-about-enrolment-transfer-refund-or-withdrawal
If you need wellbeing help, please consider using one of these support services. There are more agencies that provide support other than those listed. Service nameContact detailsSupport availableIn an emergencyCALL: 111 available 24/7to access police, ambulance and fire services.24/7 Nelson Hospital ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-can-provide-support
Our Nelson Campus is located at 322 Hardy Street, Nelson about 5 minutes' walk from Nelson city centre.Locate us here on Google Maps
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/whereabouts-in-nelson-is-the-nelson-campus-located
New Zealand PoliceIn an emergency, please phone 111Phone: (03) 546 3840 (non-emergency)Address: St John Street, Nelsonwww.police.govt.nzNew Zealand PostNew Zealand Post is the main operator of postal services in New Zealand. Its website provides information on postal rates within New Zealand and ov ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-some-useful-contacts-in-nelson
Our Marlborough campus is located at 85 Budge Street, Blenheim, about a 20-minute walk from Blenheim town centre.See map
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/whereabouts-in-blenheim-is-the-marlborough-campus-located
Minimum wage rates are set by the government and are reviewed each year. For information on the current rates and exceptions and exemptions visit employment.govt.nz/er/pay/minimumwage/.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-the-current-minimum-wage-rate
Need advice on your career? NMIT has two options available to help you.Are you a current student?If so, book your one to one appointment with Careers New Zealand. As a full-time student with NMIT, you are entitled to a one-hour session. This is a free, one-off service. You need to contact Customer R ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/does-nmit-provide-careers-advice
If you are thinking about studying at NMIT, you can book a careers conversation to talk to one of our Liaisons.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-there-someone-i-could-speak-to-about-general-course-guidance
In the first weeks of study, you will be given personalized LNAAT (Literacy and Numeracy for Adults Assessment Tool) initial assessment codes and asked to complete one or two online assessments, such as reading and/or math.Enter the codes at the LNAAT website, or navigate to the webpage via the Mood ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-complete-an-lnaat-assessment
When a referral is received, support teams arrange to meet you to listen to your needs and offer support (Learner Services sends calendar appointments to the email address provided on the referral and your student email - @live.nmit.ac.nz), record referrals and subsequent meetings on a confidential ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-happens-after-i-ve-been-referred-to-a-te-p-kenga-nmit-support-service
These guidelines define proofreading, editing and developing writing skills for NMIT students and staff.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/nmit-guidelines-for-proofreading-editing-and-developing-student-writing-skills
The Learning Support Team collaboratively work alongside domestic, international and offshore online students to ensure students can access learning support in addition to and alongside their programme of study.Find out more about Learning Support, our team, helpful resources, and tools on our websi ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-does-the-nmit-learning-support-team-do
The Equity Support Team ensures students with learning difficulties, medical conditions, injuries, disabilities and or impairments receive support to achieve.Some of the ways we can support students are:Individual support workersReader/writers for assessmentsWellbeing supportLearning supportCounsell ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-the-equity-support-team-help-me
The Conservation (Field Skills) Training Schemes have been designed for people working in conservation looking after land-based field activities. These activities may include such areas as bush assessment, animal pest control, bird counts, and maintaining tracks and huts.These programmes are geared ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-the-field-skills-programme-works
No. A short course is not a qualification.
NMIT offer a range of qualifications, including Certificates, Diplomas, Graduate Diplomas, Bachelor Degrees, Postgraduate Diplomas and a Masters.
NMIT also offer Training Scheme awards for in some programme areas. Find out more about Training Schemes under ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-i-get-a-qualification-from-a-short-course
If you have not previously studied at NMIT, you will need to provide proof of citizenship in order to finalise your enrolment. To do this we will need to view a verified copy/original of one of the following documents:Birth Certificate with a place of birth stated as New Zealand, Cook Island, Tokela ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-provide-proof-of-my-citizenship
It is important to check that your visa allows you to study one of our short courses. You should contact Immigration New Zealand if you require clarification. If your visa allows you to study one of our short courses, you must have valid insurance during the study period. The minimum insurance cost ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-visa-restrictions-for-international-students-taking-short-courses
Fees include a Student Services Levy component. The Student Services Levy covers the use of student services such as advocacy and legal advice, careers information advice and guidance, employment opportunities, financial support and advice, pastoral care and counselling.The Adult Community Educatio ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-covered-in-the-short-course-fees
Ideally you need to submit your enrolment at least five working days prior to the course starting as some courses require you to complete some work before attending the first session. If you are unsure, please contact us for confirmation.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-late-can-i-apply-for-a-short-course
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/ebooks-and-etv
How does it work?Proquest eBook Central ebooks can be browsed and borrowed to read online, or downloaded to read offline. eBook Central also allows you to print (20%), copy/paste (5%) and create notes/bookmarks.Why can I borrow some ebooks straight away, and others I have to wait for?Some titles all ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-does-ebook-central-work
As an NMIT student you have FREE access to eTV - a fantastic resource of live-streaming channels, recorded TV programmes and educational videos. From the eTV Login page simply type in your NMIT email address, leave password blank, and click login. You will be shown a message and then directed to eTV ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-etv-and-how-do-i-use-it-as-a-student
You can place reservations on items you require via the Library Catalogue.Follow the instructions below to place your reservations.The Library will send an email to your student account to advise when the book is ready for collection.If you need more information email library@nmit.ac.nz.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-place-a-reservation
You will be provided with the due date of your items at the time of issue, or, you can always check when they are due by signing in via the Library Catalogue. It is important you check your NMIT student email frequently as, if your items become overdue, the Library sends notices reminding you to ret ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-happens-if-i-don-t-return-my-library-items-by-the-due-date
library@nmit.ac.nzAlso view our full contact details on the Library website.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-the-library-email-address
Nelson CampusIndividual and group study rooms are available to book in the Library Learning Centre, M Block. Please use the bookings folder available on Level 1 (Ground floor). Ākonga are also welcome to study in any available classrooms; check the printed timetable outside rooms for availability. ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-book-study-rooms
Yes, you can. You can renew your Library loans twice (excluding any class set items). The renewal grants the same amount of time as the initial loan period, i.e. a 3 week item will renew for another 3 weeks, and a 3 Day Loan item another 3 days. Please note, the loans will be renewed from the date ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-extend-my-library-loans-renew-my-books
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/referencing
View this video [1.46min] from the Robert Gordon University Library which gives a good overview of what referencing is and why we do it.What is Referencing?For more information, view the referencing page, on our library website, including a free online Referencing course. You can also book a referen ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-referencing
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/research-and-finding-academic-information
When you consider doing a research project, you need to consider ethical aspects of your research. This means that you must:endeavour to maintain the safety of all human and animal participants in the project;consider the impact of your research and any published outputs;ensure that there will be no ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-apply-for-research-ethics-approval
You tutor may ask you to use "scholarly journals". See the presentation below for an explanation of what these are, and the 7 elements to be aware of.Also check out the information from A.J. Eastwood Library, Limestone College, describing the peer-review process and giving a comparison of scholarly ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-a-scholarly-journal-article
NMIT forbids and does not authorise the use of its copying machines, and computer network for any purpose which constitutes an infringement of the Copyright Act 1994 and its amendments.
The Copyright Act restricts photocopying to no more than 3% of any book or journal.
The following activities ar ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-much-material-can-i-photocopy-without-breaking-copyright
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/technology
Connect to eduroam Wi-Fi network manually (when you do not want to install CAT tool or install geteduroam app because your device has no internet or mobile data)Some devices may pop up with a warning message to validate the certificate. Accept and connect.eduroam Coverage mapAndroid phone / tablet C ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/manually-connect-to-eduroam-from-any-device
Install eduroam to a Windows laptop
**To download the eduroam network profile, your device needs to be connected to the internet. This is best done when you are on-campus but can be done using your home internet, a mobile data connection, or a guest network. **
eduroam Coverage map
Go to: ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/windows-laptop-macbook-install-eduroam-cat-tool
Before downloading Autodesk please check the system requirementsSystem requirementsTo download Autodesk students/ staff need to create an account using their NMIT email address .Download AutodeskAfter creating the account students/ staff need to verify their account by submitting additional document ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/download-autodesk-education-for-your-personal-device
Access to LinkedIn Learning is a benefit for enrolled students only, and any Certificates of Completion are only associated with your NMIT Student account identity, which will be closed one month after your course end date. In order to have these Certificates of Completion available after you leave ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-i-finish-my-course-can-i-still-access-linkedin-learning-materials
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/online-learning
To put it simply, the newer and the more regularly updated and restarted, the better!Hardware It’s not so much age, as what’s under the bonnet that’s important. Some 5-year old computers can be better than 2-year old ones, but memory is key – have as much RAM as you can, 4GB or more recomme ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-ensure-my-computer-is-good-for-online-learning
As much data as you can reasonably afford. There is no easy formula for working out how much you’ll need, but hours of video (streaming or conferencing) a day could consume a fair bit, (2-4GB depending on quality), but general web use of Moodle and Office 365 do not use much. Basically, there are ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-s-the-best-internet-connection-data-plan-for-online-learning
Reset my NMIT network / Microsoft 365 password If you have forgotten your current NMIT network password and have not yet registered for password recovery options please contact our IT Servicedesk team at 0800 NMIT IT (0800 664 848) or servicedesk@nmit.ac.nz to reset your password.If you have previ ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-reset-my-nmit-password
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/stay-safe-online
It depends on what you’ve done: Just opened it? That’s OK (you’re unlikely to have realised it was dodgy otherwise). Just delete it so you don’t accidentally do worse. Clicked on a website link/opened an attachment inside? You’ll probably get targeted for SPAM but if your security updates ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/help-i-m-pretty-sure-i-ve-been-exposed-to-a-dodgy-email-what-should-i-do
Stop & Think before you Click! Consider all these aspects together – if something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Even if you don’t enter any personal details, just landing on a dodgy website can start an automated assault of your computer, so you don’t want to hang around for any l ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-tell-if-i-m-on-a-fake-bad-website
Your online identity and personal data represents a lot of your life, study and wellbeing. The consequences of unknown &/or criminal parties getting access to it are at the very least a huge amount of hassle and worry, and at worst can adversely affect you, your contacts, and your credit rating for ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-protect-my-personal-data-and-devices
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/moodle
The easiest way to manage the release of grades in Moodle is via the Gradebook of your course. The "grade" of a given assignment can be hidden before grading, and then all grades released at the appropriate time, by unhiding the grade. If the "Notify student" box is ticked when students are graded, ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-manage-the-release-of-grades-in-moodle-until-after-i-have-finished-marking-and-modera
To log in to MoodleFollow the link from the NMIT Current Students Home page or click here. Login using your NMIT username and password, (if using NMIT PCs this is automatically done for you)Once logged inCheck your courses are listed on your Moodle Dashboard. Contact your tutor if a course you expec ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-log-in-to-moodle
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/office-365
You can sign in to all Office 365 (O365) applications using this link:https://portal.office.comThen enter your NMIT email address and password.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-sign-into-office-365
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-sign-in-to-mynmit-using-my-office-365-account
How to sync your NMIT OneDrive to your home computer
Sign in to Office 365 with your NMIT account.
Select the app launcher, then select OneDrive.
Select the Sync button.
When your browser asks for permission to open Microsoft OneDrive, click Allow or Yes.
What happens next depends ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-sync-your-nmit-onedrive-to-your-home-computer
After your course ends, your NMIT network login will remain valid for one month after your course finish date. During this month you can access the NMIT network and services including, WiFi, printing, Moodle and Office 365. This will give you enough time to make a backup of all your files stored in ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-i-finish-my-course-can-i-still-access-office-365
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/nmit-website
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/create-an-account
When you create a MyNMIT account we use the details you entered to see if you have a corresponding account in our student system. This may because you have previously studied with us, or simply that you may have sent us an enquiry.
We will merge your accounts so that you have access to your personal ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-did-i-get-an-email-saying-i-need-to-be-processed-when-creating-an-account
As part of the MyNMIT create an account process, after you confirm your email you are taken to a page to set a new password.This page displays the password criteria that your phrase must match in order to be accepted. All of the criteria must be satisfied, especially the last point for data breaches ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-can-t-set-a-mynmit-password
If you are able to successfully sign in to MyNMIT but only see a white screen when you do, then you will need to upgrade the version of your browser.This is because MyNMIT is built in a modern version of JavaScript that is only supported in the latest browsers.To compare your browser with that which ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/why-do-i-see-a-blank-white-page-when-i-sign-in-to-mynmit
If you think you should have an account but experienced one of these scenarios:
tried to sign in to MyNMIT and been presented with an error
attempted to reset your password but received an email telling you that you don't have an account
then you either;
previously registered with a different ema ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/mynmit-says-i-don-t-have-an-account-when-i-thought-i-did
On 25 September 2018, we relaunched MyNMIT with many new features and as a platform for the student portal. As part of this upgrade we were unable to directly copy across any account passwords for anyone who had previously had a MyNMIT account. This is because they are encrypted and not available to ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/my-password-is-not-being-accepted-migrate-your-account
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/dashboard
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/manage
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/timetable
Currently it is not possible to sync your timetable live to your computer or device.You can save individual events to your local personal calendar application by expanding and clicking the event tile in timetable and clicking on the Add to calendar link.You can choose to save using iCal, Google Cale ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-sync-my-timetable-to-my-device
To view your timetable sign in to MyNMIT. You will see a widget on the dashboard that presents your timetable events for today if you have some.Click on the blue Timetable button to view all upcoming events.The first column presents a repeat of your events for today.The second column presents all fu ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-check-my-timetable
An Academic Transcript will be issued to you on the successful completion of your qualification. Ordering a replacementMyNMIT provides a view of your academic results as well as an easy online ordering and payment process. Sign inEnrolled studentsAs a current student you are entitled to one free tra ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-request-a-copy-of-my-academic-transcript
If you are experiencing a technical issue with our website, Moodle or other issues within NMIT, please advise us by creating a support request and explain the problem and any other useful information.A member of our website team will contact you as soon as possible.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-report-a-general-website-issue
Connecting to the NMIFI-Guest Wireless NetworkNMIFI-Guest WiFi is only for all guests who are visiting NMIT staff for a short term or external parties who using Campus Rooms/Labs for event and seminars.To access the internet, the guest will need to connect to NMIT-Guest WiFi network and use the code ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/connect-to-nmit-guest-wifi
Connect to NMIT Wireless using Windows Devices1. First Connect to NMIFI2. NMIT User option will ask you to provide your NMIT Username and your network password to continue. (Format of the username – Student: Preferredname-Lastname | Staff: Firstname.Lastname 3. Correct username password will t ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/connect-to-nmifi-wifi-windows-devices
Connecting to the NMIFI Wireless Network - Android Devices1. First Connect to NMIFI 2. NMIFI User option will ask you for the connection settings (1) and to provide your NMIT Username (2) and your network password to continue.(1) Please enter the connection settings if not already selected a ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/connect-to-nmifi-wifi-android-devices
How to use Web Print / Print from your own Device1. Use your personal device (laptop) for login to NMIT Moodle and click on the icon below2. Go to Web Print tab on the left hand side then click on Submit a Job3. Select the printer you want and click Print Options and Account Selection (make sure yo ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-use-web-print-print-from-your-own-device
Where is the best place to save files I download at NMIT
By Default Windows save all files you download into your Downloads folder, in the past this has led to slow login times for Student's.
At NMIT the downloads folder is no longer a "roaming" folder and items you download at a PC will only be ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-is-the-best-place-to-save-files-i-download-at-nmit
You can access your NMIT account for one month after your course end date each year. E.g. if your current year of study ended 27 November 2015, you can access your account until 27 December 2015.
You will then not be able to access your account until your course commencement date for the following y ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-long-does-my-account-remain-active-after-the-end-of-my-current-course
All our computers have twice daily anti virus updates, but we advise against using pen drives as they often easily pick up viruses from elsewhere.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/i-ve-been-advised-not-to-use-my-pen-drive-why
To Sign Out of the PC
Click on the Windows (Start) Button on the bottom left of your screen >Click on your Name>click on Sign out
To Shut down the PC
Click on the Windows (Start) Button on the bottom left of your screen >Click on Power>click on Shut down
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-sign-out-from-the-nmit-network-or-shut-down-the-pc
Use Outlook to move/copy emails from Office 365 to an Alternative email account (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.)
Use Outlook to move emails from your Office 365 account to an alternative email provider (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.) In order to move your emails, you first must have both accounts configu ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-export-your-nmit-office365-mailbox-to-personal-email-account
How do I set up my NMIT Email on a Windows Laptop or PC using the basic Mail Client Your NMIT student Email account is part of the comprehensive Office 365 cloud suite, the same system NMIT staff use. It comes with a 50GB Mailbox, Calendar, Contacts and anti SPAM features, which you can continue to ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-set-up-my-nmit-email-on-a-windows-laptop-or-pc-using-the-basic-mail-client
How do I set up my NMIT email on a Windows 8/10 Laptop or PC in Outlook
Your NMIT student email account is part of the comprehensive Office 365 cloud suite, the same system NMIT staff use. IT comes with a 50GB Mailbox, Calendar, Contacts and anti SPAM features, which you can continue to use after y ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-set-up-my-nmit-email-on-a-windows-8-10-laptop-or-pc-in-outlook
Your NMIT student email account is part of the Office 365 cloud suite. It comes with a 50GB Mailbox, Calendar, Contacts and anti SPAM features. Your personal NMIT email address is in the format firstname-lastname@live.nmit.ac.nz e.g. joe-bloggs@live.nmit.ac.nzWe strongly recommend that you regularl ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-forward-your-student-email-to-a-personal-account
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/technology-access-fund-for-learners-tafl
Basically, it’s loaned to you for the duration of your studies with us. If you are not re-enrolling you will need to return the device by your course end date. Failure to return the device may impact your ability to graduate.It is expected the device is returned in more or less the condition you r ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-conditions-of-the-loan
If you are experiencing difficult circumstances and do not have access to a device or laptop you can request a loan laptop via the Technology Access Fund for Learners (TAFL) to help with online or off-campus study. Requests can be made through your tutor, SANITI, Te Puna Manaaki, Pasifika Support, ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-loan-a-laptop-for-my-studies
MyNMIT is a secure section that can be used to;Manage your personal details,Apply online,Pay short course fees,View academic results and apply to receive your awardView your timetableView a dashboard with personalised messaging and alerts.You can join MyNMIT at any time by simply creating an account ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-mynmit-2
The NMIT IT Helpdesk can assist you with:Login and password issues Technical problems relating to using NMIT systems and on-campus IT services.Basic issues on personal devices.Contact NMIT IT support 24/7 Helpline: Freephone 0800 NMIT IT (0800 664 848) Email: ServiceDesk@nmit.ac.nz - we will reply t ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-get-help-with-it
NMIT is no longer a testing centre for the Victoria University of Wellington IELTS or a Cambridge ESOL Examination Centre .Please refer to the following sites for alternative options:IELTS NZCambridge ESOL
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/does-nmit-do-ielts-and-cambridge-esol-testing
Below is a comparison between Cambridge English Scale scores and IELTS band scores.
IELTS band score
Cambridge English Scale scores
8.0
200
7.5
191
7.0
185
6.5
176
6.0
169
5.5
162
5.0
154
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-cambridge-english-scale-results-compare-to-ielts-results
The Cambridge English Scale is a range of scores used to report results in Cambridge English exams. It was implemented in 2015 to build on and support earlier models of test scoring such as the CEFR. The difference is that it provides simpler, clearer and more detailed results.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-the-cambridge-english-scale
The following English language tests can be used to meet academic entry requirements to NMIT programmes
TOEFL Paper based test (pbt)
TOEFL Internet based test (iBT)
New Zealand Certificates in English Language
Pearson Test of English (Academic)
City and Guilds IESOL
IELTS (Academic)
University of C ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-english-language-tests-does-nmit-accept
Learn more about making a claim.All claims are managed by the Insurer to ensure smooth and prompt claim settlements. The Insurer is responsible for ensuring that claims handling performance is maintained to the highest standard. Where a claim is particularly complex, the Insurer will use its exper ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-make-an-insurance-claim
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/applying-2
Some of our programmes require supporting documentation. These documents enable us to assess and finalise your enrolment. It is important to know that most delays in processing your enrolment are the result of incorrect or missing documentation. There are three types of documents we may need to rece ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/providing-supporting-documents
Please contact the Programme Administrator in your Programme Area immediately if you wish to transfer to another course.
Transfers are not normally approved when more than three weeks of the course has been completed.
You will need to:
Have your course transfer approved by the Head of Department.
B ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-change-to-another-course-once-i-ve-started-studying
Many of the programmes and courses we offer can be studied part-time. Take a look under Study Options on each programme page.
Here's an example:
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/which-courses-can-be-studied-part-time
Special entry may be considered for some programmes if you don't meet the entry requirements. Decisions are made on a case by case basis.
If you'd like to apply for a course or a programme but don't meet the entry requirements, please contact the Programme Manager to discuss.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-still-apply-for-a-programme-or-course-if-i-don-t-meet-the-entry-requirements
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/compulsory-student-services-levy
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/loans-and-allowances
Contact StudyLink for further information.
Ph: 0800 88 99 00
Email Studylink
View the Studylink website to apply online.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-do-i-talk-to-about-student-loans-and-allowances
A Training Incentive Allowance (TIA) may be available for Work and Income clients receiving certain types of benefits to undertake employment related training. For further details, see the Work and Income website.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-a-training-incentive-allowance
Let's see. Do you meet the following requirements?
To qualify for a student loan
You must be a New Zealand or Australian citizen or a permanent New Zealand resident who has lived in New Zealand for at least three years.
You must be enrolled in a Ministry of Education approved full time or part time ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/will-i-be-able-to-get-a-student-loan
Each year a range of scholarships and grants are available to students studying at NMIT. Some apply to specific programmes while others are to assist students who fit certain criteria. All scholarships have specific entry criteria so you will need to check the Terms of Reference to see if you qualif ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-you-offer-any-scholarships-for-domestic-students
Course fees not paid by the due date may attract a late payment charge of $100.00.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-the-penalty-for-not-paying-my-course-fees-in-time
If you get residency after enrolling and establishing a study contract with us, you will not be eligible for a refund of that study contract. After permanent residency has been gained, the fees and charges applicable to domestic students will apply to you for any future study contracts.
You can vie ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/will-my-fees-be-refunded-if-i-get-residency-after-enrolling
In exceptional circumstances, and with the prior approval of the NMIT Director of Management Information Systems and Financial Controller, arrangements can be made to pay fees by instalments.
Please email debtors@nmit.ac.nz to make a request.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-pay-my-fees-in-instalments
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/withdrawals-refunds
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/transcripts-and-awards
An Award will be issued to you on the successful completion of your qualification.If your Award has been lost or destroyed you can request a replacement Award to be printed. There is a $50 charge for a replacement Award.To request a replacement Award1.Download the Replacement Award Request form2.Hav ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-request-a-replacement-award
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/before-you-arrive
No. You must enrol in order to attend classes at NMIT. If you have not enrolled but are attending classes at NMIT, you will be liable for all fees associated with the programme and will receive an invoice.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-attend-classes-if-i-haven-t-enrolled
We want to ensure your enrolment is processed quickly. Failure to answer any of these questions will result in your application/enrolment being delayed.Have you:Completed all sections of the hard copy application form/online application form?Have you provided a verified copy of your identification? ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/application-checklist
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/international-students
For a full list of NZQA (New Zealand Qualification Authority) accepted English proficiency tests, please follow this link.IELTS Test (International English Language Testing System )NMIT is able to verify your scores by logging onto the IELTS website. Please email international@nmit.ac.nz your lates ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-send-my-english-proficiency-test-report-to-nmit
NMIT is not able to give advice on residency pathway processes. Please refer to the agencies listed below who will be able to assist you:Immigration New ZealandA Licenced Immigration Advisor (LIA) https://www.iaa.govt.nz/Citizens Advice Bureau https://www.cab.org.nz/
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-apply-for-residency-after-my-studies
NMIT will contact Immigration New Zealand on your behalf to check whether you can study on the visa you have been issued. Please complete the form to give NMIT permission to contact Immigration New Zealand on your behalf.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-study-on-my-current-temporary-visa
No, there is no hour limit on ‘full-time’ work rights over scheduled vacations including summer vacation.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-there-an-hour-limit-for-students-who-have-been-granted-full-time-work-rights-over-scheduled
Yes. The quickest way to apply for visas is via Immigration Online.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/my-visa-my-partner-s-visa-and-dependent-s-visa-all-expire-the-same-time-can-i-renew-all-our-vi
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/accommodation
The International Student Guide 2024 On-arrival Information booklets contain key information to help you to keep safe, healthy, and connected while living in either Nelson or Marlborough regions.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/international-student-guide-2024-on-arrival-information-booklets
International ākonga can access all Te Tautoko Ākonga Student Support services, plus, our Wellbeing Teams provide International Support at Te Pūkenga - NMIT. For 24/7 urgent assistance call 0800 718 277 or +64 3 5462333 from outside NZ.The Wellbeing Teams are in the library on the Nelson and Marl ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-contact-international-support-services
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/applied-business
If you wish to become a Chartered Accountant or a Certified Practising Accountant you must submit your Bachelor’s Degree to Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand (CA ANZ) or Certified Practising Accountants Australia (CPA Australia) who will inform you which courses you will need to study on ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-courses-do-i-need-to-take-to-become-a-member-of-ca-anz-or-cpa-australia
You can withdraw from a course within 3 weeks of commencement and receive a full refund. (There may be an administration fee of $100.00). After this time, but before 60% of a course is completed, you can withdraw without refund and the course will not appear on your academic record as a fail. You ca ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-if-i-change-my-mind-about-studying-or-want-to-change-to-another-programme-for-domestic-st
Most courses are 15 credits requiring 3-5 hours a week in class and a similar time on self study, completing assignments and revising for exams. You should allow a total of 150 hours of study for each 15 credit course. Some courses are 30 credits – double these times accordingly.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-much-time-do-i-need-to-spend-studying
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/arts-and-design
Yes, you need to have your own Digital SLR camera to complete our Lens Based Media courses as part of the Bachelor of Arts and Media or Diploma in Arts and Media.
Download the specification sheet below for more detailed information about the type of camera and accessories you will need.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/do-i-need-my-own-camera-for-the-lens-based-media-courses
Please click on the relevant attachment to read information on food costs and gear requirements.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/food-information-and-gear-list
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/digital-technology
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/maritime-short-courses
Additional intakes of courses can be run in exceptional circumstances.
If you have a group of mariners in your organisation who need to complete one or more Short Marine Courses, please contact us directly by emailing iminz@nmit.ac.nz.
The following courses are available to commercial organisations ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/commercial-training
To work at sea, in New Zealand waters, you will require the appropriate Certificate, Ticket or Licence from Maritime New Zealand. To get this you will need to apply directly to Maritime New Zealand, with the required documents (e.g. Application form, sea time, medical certificate, approved qualifica ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-get-my-certificate-ticket-or-licence-from-maritime-new-zealand
Online Tool
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/use-our-online-tool-to-see-your-options-for-your-old-tickets
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/download-a-list-of-all-available-maritime-short-courses-including-workshop-dates
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/student-support
NTPCT works alongside Te Pūkenga NMIT to ensure that all Pasifika students are well-supported and have the best experience as learners.Find out more on our website Te Tautoko Ākonga - Student Support - Pasifika Support
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-i-access-pasifika-support
The Wellbeing Support Team collaboratively works alongside domestic, international, and offshore online students to ensure students have healthy, safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environments.Find out more on our website Te Tautoko Ākonga - Wellbeing
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-does-the-nmit-wellbeing-support-team-do
Please contact equity.support@nmit.ac.nz for a referral to this service.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/does-nmit-provide-sign-language-interpreters
As an NMIT student, you are entitled to a range of discounts in local business from cinema tickets to food, clothes and books.You can find a Discount Directory via the SANITI website (or get one in person next time you're passing the SANITI team). Note, not all businesses who offer discount are list ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-student-discount-and-how-do-i-get-it
Our Information and Enrolments team are happy to assist with any questions you have about paying your fees. In addition to this, our Student Association SANITI can help you with budgeting and accessing financial support.Grants or scholarshipsEach year scholarships and grants are available to student ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-financial-assistance-is-available-to-students-studying-at-nmit
After Hours Emergency ContactsIf you require Police, Ambulance or Fire - phone 111If you require any other urgent assistance phone: 0800 718 277 - available 24/7If you need immediate access to booking counselling support, phone 0800 377 990Wellbeing Support TeamHours: Monday to Friday, 8.00am - 4.30 ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/who-should-i-contact-in-an-emergency
The Sports Zone on Nelson Campus is a great multi-purpose court for games such as soccer, basketball and football. The Astroturf field can be booked online by current students and staff.Go to the booking formYou can find out more about the Sports Zone here.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-to-book-the-nelson-campus-sports-zone
We take safety on campus seriously. Patrols operate Monday to Friday, 5 pm - 10:30 pm, Saturday to Sunday, 8 am - 11 pm, except on public holidays.If you need any security assistance on Nelson Campus then please contact 0800 718 277 - Te Pūkenga NMIT student urgent assistance or 027 449 8494.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/nelson-campus-security
Head Zone training salon offers students and the general public reduced fee services for hairdressing.Find out about Head Zone, their services, costs and hours here.
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/where-can-i-get-a-haircut-on-campus
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/internship-with-study
Completing an internship is a great opportunity if you want to:
Gain real world knowledge and experience that directly relates to your programme of study
Demonstrate understanding in your chosen field
Acquire valuable new skills
Grow your confidence
Learn from industry professionals
Connect with l ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-do-i-get-out-of-the-internship-with-study
You should be aware of the following when considering applying for the Internship with Study:
Internships will be arranged in the city where you completed your studies; Nelson or Marlborough.
Internships are subject to availability with a suitable employer.
NMIT will endeavour to match your pr ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-are-the-internship-with-study-terms-and-conditions
Unlike a paid internship, which focuses more on the needs of the employer, the main focus of the Internship with Study is you.
It is designed to expose you to a real world work situation, help you develop your skills and provide you with a reference letter for use in the future. We encourage you to ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-does-it-mean-to-receive-no-gifts-payment-or-reward-for-an-internship
On Nelson Campus in the Student Centre (N Block) you can unwind with a game of pool or Foosball. A small charge applies for the use of these. Table Tennis is also available and has no charge. Ake Ake cafe and the Kowhai Lounge are relaxing areas also in this space. Outside the Student Centre you'll ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/is-there-anywhere-on-campus-to-relax-and-play-sports
That's a great question best answered by our current and recent students. We have included a number of student articles on this website, and will happily connect you with others if needed.Check out student blog posts, recent news, photos, videos and more here.Do you know which programme you want to ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-it-like-to-be-a-student
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/current-students
Student lockers can be accessed free of charge. You are welcome to claim one that is not in use and secure it with your own lock.On Nelson campus you will find lockers in the following areas:A Block E Block (2nd & 3rd floors, trades, engineering section, carpentry section) G Block (music rooms, 2nd ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-can-i-claim-a-locker-on-the-nelson-campus
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/saniti
SANITI is your fun, friendly and independent student association providing events and services to NMIT students on all campuses.
SANITI's goal is to ensure a fair deal for students. They are your first point of call for help and advice on anything and everything.
A few facts:
SANITI is the acronym ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/what-is-saniti
A few things to consider before you finish your studies with us:Export any files you have saved in Office 365 Inform contacts who email your @live.nmit.ac.nz email address that you'll no longer be accessing itCreate a MyNMIT account (if you haven't already done so)Ensure we have your up-to-date pers ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/finishing-your-studies-checklist
The Code of Practice requires us to keep and maintain emergency contact person details for all ākonga. We collect this information when you enroll with us, but you are able to update this information at any time via your MyNMIT profile.We will contact this person if there is an emergency and/or we ...
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/when-can-nmit-te-p-kenga-call-my-emergency-contact-person
Once you are fully enrolled, your personalised timetable is available to view in MyNMIT.Simply sign in using your NMIT O365 account (Or MyNMIT account if you have one).
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/how-do-i-view-my-timetable
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https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/test
Yes, if you hold a valid visa which has work rights.You can find more information on this Visa Pak here - 17-december-2021-work-rights-for-students-pre-and-post-course.pdf (immigration.govt.nz)
https://support.nmit.ac.nz/kb/articles/can-i-start-working-before-the-course-has-started
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/staff-writer
Diploma in Tourism Management
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/marisa-lunai
Diploma in Viticulture and Wine Production
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/hiroyuki-kishida
Heather has taught English to speakers of other languages for around twenty years.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/heather-verstappen
As one of NMIT’s longest serving tutors, Phillip is well known around campus and the hospitality industry in general.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/phillip-reay
Highly experienced and widely travelled, Mandy Medcalf-Stephens draws from a wealth of wisdom to be a relatable and supportive tutor.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/mandy-medcalf-stephens
Claire Dallison made the conscious decision to work in education so she could make a positive impact on more people.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/claire-dallison
Dr. Mark Burdass has 28 years of teaching experience in aquaculture from vocational to Masters Degree level in the United Kingdom.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/mark-burdass
Eddie is a Qualified Master Craftsman who brings in-depth knowledge of the principals of construction, experience with different building techniques and extensive industry and teaching experience.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/eddie-shields
Dion is a respected expert on grapevine diseases and he spends much of his time researching how to keep New Zealand’s grapevines healthy, as part of his job as scientist for Plant and Food Research in Marlborough.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/dion-mundy
Dr John van der Burg brings more than 25 years of global financial management experience to NMIT’s Applied Business School where he prepares students for success in the corporate world.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/john-van-der-burg
Peter Penniall lives and breathes engineering.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/peter-penniall
Dr Donna Swift, a social anthropologist, brings to the Social Sciences a passion for research, academic writing and anti-oppressive practice.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/donna-swift
Huw is a qualified craftsman who brings in-depth knowledge of the principles of construction, experience with diverse building techniques and extensive industry experience.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/huw-morgan
Steve believes carpentry is a great trade for young people to consider and loves seeing them succeed.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/steve-mcintyre
Ross is a well-qualified and experienced automotive engineer and tutor. He has spent time in new vehicle franchises, both on the tools and in administration, as well as a number of years teaching aspiring automotive technicians.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/ross-armitage
Mary Smith is a senior academic staff member on the social sciences team at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/mary-smith
NMIT Creative Industries tutor Klaas Breukel is a graphic designer and visual artist.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/klaas-breukel
John Inglis teaches marketing and management papers on the degree and diploma at the NMIT business school.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/john-inglis
He discovered his passion for viticulture while on his OE working as a cellar manager for a London department store.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/glenn-kirkwood
Todd Cochrane enjoys project-based learning, working together with ākonga to help them gain skills to match workplace and industry.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/todd-cochrane
Don Cross brings a wealth of experience in many sectors of the horticultural industry to his tutoring role on the NMIT Certificate in Horticulture.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/don-cross
Neil Benson hails from the bayous of Louisiana where he majored in networking infrastructure at ITT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/neil-benson
Born in Germany, Arne has called Nelson his home for the past 12 years.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/arne-hinz
John Davison has over 30 years of experience in tax and accountancy having previously been a tax partner in mid-tier firms in Australia and the UK.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/john-davison
David is a senior academic staff member who teaches on the Bachelor of Nursing programme, specialising in primary health, evidence-based practice and psychiatric/mental health care.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/david-mitchell
Richard Waddington has been in the automotive industry his whole working life.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/richard-waddington
Caroline Jones graduated from Rhodes University in South Africa, completing her classical training in drawing and painting with a Master’s of Fine Art degree in 1995.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/caroline-jones
A full time visual artist since 2008, Larisse has worked in the fashion industry for nearly 20 years after graduating with distinction from AUT in 1992.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/larisse-hall
Geoff has been delivering training in outdoor education and conservation for 10 years and is passionate about sharing his knowledge.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/geoff-button
Chat to Anne about how NMIT can help you, your staff and your business with professional development, scholarships and internships.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/anne-thoroughgood
Doug Stenhouse is an award-winning producer, composer, arranger and iOS developer.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/doug-stenhouse
According to Sam, picking up the Bass Guitar, quite by accident as an impressionable four year old, was more to do with seeking ‘pop-stardom’ than becoming (at the time) a ‘hard-core Muso’.To some extent it could be argued that, in his case, this is still true - despite a bookish interest in ...
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/sam-atkins
Well known for her attention to detail and her dedication to teaching in the beauty industry, Chanelle Taylor brings more than 15 years of industry experience to her role at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/chanelle-taylor
Crystel brings a wealth of experience to the beauty and body therapy programme.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/crystel-burt
Keryn has worked in the beauty industry for over ten years, working in spas and clinics before owning her own successful clinic.Keryn holds a Diploma in Beauty and Body and Electrolysis along with the CIBTAC Diploma in Beauty and Spa Therapies.She is a committed and multi-skilled therapist with a pa ...
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/keryn-donovan
"We have a good time in class and a lot of laughs"
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/susan-macaskill
Rae has been a part of Team NMIT for over 10 years and has a passion for supporting students in the entirety of their learning journey.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/rae-perkins
Pam joins us from the Philippines, and has worked for global companies such as Emerson Electric, Schneider Electric and ANZ.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/pam-vinluan
Ben has almost 20 years ESL/EFL teaching experience, working with tertiary level students.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/ben-doyle
Shaw James is a contract tutor at NMIT and, since 2013, has developed and tutored a number of courses including statistics, engineering, leadership and management.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/shaw-james
Katie’s approach to teaching is inclusive and she brings a sense fun to the classroom.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/katie-finlay
After 20 years in the industry from the back of house through to the front, Kate is well qualified to take on the position of Restaurant Manager at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/kate-neame
Craig is more well known as Shep.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/craig-shepherd
Eliot has over 25 years’ international experience in the area of international supply chains.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/eliot-masters
I love that fact nature is a potent teacher, giving lessons to the students that we can never do.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/sam-russek
Laurie Lu is a full-time tenured senior academic staff member in the Department of Applied Business and English Language.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/laurie-lu
"I find the forward thinking and creativity of the students and staff at NMIT invigorating and feel privileged to be part of this fantastic team."
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/wilna-reynolds
A keen interest in plants at a young age led Stewart to completing a Bachelor and Masters in Plant Science at Massey University.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/stewart-field
Nadine loves all things wine!
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/nadine-worley
Lee-Ann has worked for the past 20 years as a registered nurse in the area of adolescent health within the hospital and community setting.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/lee-ann-obrien
Captain Chris Lordan teaches the full spectrum of maritime training at NMIT from the STCW Officer of the Watch (OOW) and superyacht crew courses to STCW 2010 safety training.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/chris-lordan
Paula’s hairdressing career started at 15 years of age. Working in a salon after school, she was offered an apprenticeship. She duly completed Trade Certificate and then National Certificate in Hairdressing. At age 18 Paula purchased her first salon “Fringe Benefits”. For the next 15 years she ...
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A freelance photographer for over 12 years, Jess joined the NMIT Arts and Media team as a tutor because she wanted to share her passion for art and design through teaching others.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/jess-shirley
Rhys Van de Waardt is an experienced chef and restaurateur who’s honoured to pass on his passion for food to the next generation.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/rhys-van-de-waardt
With more than two decades international experience and a highly successful Auckland café under his belt, Merouane Rahal hopes to inspire NMIT students to see “the world is your oyster”.
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An environmental scientist with global business and government experience, Dr Kay Sneddon is devoted to helping NMIT students develop the skills and mindset needed for real world success.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/kay-sneddon
Caroline Day has more than 20 years experience in counselling, supervision and education.
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Megan Edwards has 20 years’ experience in the education sector in management and operations roles. As a Research Supervisor at NMIT, she supports Applied Management students through their research projects.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/megan-edwards
Sandra is passionate about students gaining new skills to add to their existing skill base.
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Ali Kahwaji is a highly experienced web developer specialising in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Extended Reality (XR). Coming from a family of academics, he’s passionate about teaching and supporting students to succeed.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/ali-kahwaji
Andy is a skiing, rock climbing and bush tutor on the Certificate of Adventure Tourism and Guiding programme.
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"Hairdressing is all I ever wanted to do and still can’t imagine doing anything that is not hairdressing related."
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/suzanne-bonniface
With 25-years of experience and a passion for the trade, Shaylee brings her skills and knowledge to NMIT Hairdressing.
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Internationally trained with a Bachelor of Technology Certificate in Hotel and Catering Institutional Operations, with over 30+ years of industry experience, Jo starting her successful career whilst training.Working for a “Trust House Forte” four Star Hotel in Ascot England as a Silver service W ...
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Dr. Ellen Cieraad is a highly qualified research scientist with experience in ecology, environmental science, and sustainability. As Research and Innovation Manager, she’s driving the growth and real-world impact of NMIT’s research.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/ellen-cieraad
From Cherie Baker’s first job at 13 working in a fish and chip shop to her current role as NMIT Hospitality Tutor, her career has taken her all over the world, introduced her to many cultures and instilled a lifelong passion for the culinary arts.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/cherie-baker
Creative Industries tutor Euan Robertson brings a wealth of industry experience to his teaching role at NMIT.
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Eva Virtue is a well-rounded and highly skilled consultant who’s worked in the travel and tourism industry for more than 30 years. She brings a world of knowledge and experience to NMIT’s Hospitality and Tourism programmes.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/eva-virtue
Lisa Salter is a highly accomplished hairdresser, beauty technician and educator with international experience. She is passionate about the industry and helping students launch a successful career.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/lisa-salter
Ann Baker is an accomplished horticulturist and educator with more than a decade of hands-on experience in Marlborough’s viticulture and winemaking industry.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/ann-baker
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/robin-atherton
Dr. Sobhan Ranaye Akhavan is an expert in fish physiology. He brings extensive scientific knowledge, research practice, and industry experience to NMIT’s Aquaculture and Marine Conservation programmes.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/dr-sobhan-akhavan
Tarlia Rowley-Elgar is an internationally qualified beauty and spa therapist with extensive experience in the industry.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/tarlia-rowley-elgar
Dr. Anja Studer is at the forefront of research into the potential impacts of climate change on the marine environment. Her specialist knowledge and experience are an asset to NMIT’s Aquaculture and Marine Conservation programmes.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/dr-anja-studer
Lisa is a skiing, snowboarding and whitewater instructor for the NMIT Adventure Tourism and Guiding programme.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/lisa-cooper
Bex's love of skin was a driver in her desire to study and teach beauty therapy.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/bex-machon
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/faye-mckenzie
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Sally Williams is an experienced educator, landscape designer and horticulturist. She brings an empathetic and inclusive approach to teaching that’s of particular benefit to adult learners wanting to upskill or change careers.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/sally-williams
A successful entrepreneur and business consultant with global experience in the corporate, government and not-for-profit organisations, Doctor Gerard Bruijl is committed to providing students with a real-world education.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/gerard-bruijl
Mark Baskett holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the former Quay School of Arts in Whanganui, New Zealand and a Master of Fine Arts from the Bauhaus-Universität in Weimar, Germany. His work has been exhibited in Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, the United States and New Zealand. He has also completed ...
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Renee currently teaches two short courses at NMIT, including printmaking and screen printing.
Renee is a multimedia artist specialising in printmaking. She studied Craft Design at Christchurch Polytechnic before going onto complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the Elam School of Fine Arts (Univers ...
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A former Youth Guarantee Tutor at Marlborough Community College (Comcol), Courtney has recently joined NMIT to teach the Foundation Skills in Sport and Recreation Programme (Level 2) at the Blenheim Campus.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/courtney-stewart
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/jaimee-noble
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Real life lessons are a key factor in Michael Darby’s classes, where he teaches students how to think critically and creatively to see all sides of a situation.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/michael-darby
A professional athlete who has always been involved in sport and exercise in some way or another, Pogo Paterson Mcauley brings enthusiasm and experience to NMIT as a fitness tutor.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/pogo-paterson-mcauley
As someone who loves a challenge - both physical and mental, Jay Scott-Morris is revelling in the great facilities and resources at NMIT.
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Dr. Bradley Hannigan has taught at both Victoria and Canterbury universities and enjoys the ‘unfolding conversation’ that occurs in post-graduate teaching.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/bradley-hannigan
From a young age, Peter Renshaw has had a love for the sea: in it, on it and under it!
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/peter-renshaw
Kay van Dyk is enthusiastic about sharing her knowledge and working alongside people who like to make things.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/kay-van-dyk
Mark Parfitt has used his passion for the outdoors and his qualifications to take him around the world.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/mark-parfitt
Good leadership is about people, learning and giving; all the things that Andi Jones is inherently drawn to.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/andi-jones
Sami studied Beauty Therapy at NMIT herself, as she wanted a qualification which allowed her to grow in multiple directions whilst acknowledging her passion for holistic health.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/sami-chisnall
Born in Scotland, to a Scottish dad and a mum affiliated with Te Atiawa, Jo Ritchie grew up outside - unless there was a weather bomb.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/jo-ritchie
Steve Price has a long history of involvement in pest management through working with regional councils, DOC and pest control contractors across the motu.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/steve-price
After originally studying to be an archaeologist, Finn Michalak fell in love with plants.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/finn-michalak
From Mallorca to Motueka, Maike Barteldres goes where her creativity takes her.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/maike-barteldres
Jim Thornton has turned his passion for problem-solving and building into a career that has taken him across the globe.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/jim-thornton
Lynn has enjoyed a social work career spanning twenty years.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/lynn-bruning
Paul has a wealth of bird conservation knowledge he can’t wait to share.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/paul-van-klink
One of the things Shenae Wales loves most about aquaculture is its enormous potential to feed the world sustainably—and Te Tauihu (Top of the South) is at the centre.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/shenae-wales
Growing up in Auckland, Jonathan always had a keen interest in science and chemistry. He completed a BSc in Chemistry and a PGDipSci in Wine Science before travelling around New Zealand and America doing vintages.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/jonathan-guild
Saikrishna Srinivasan has always had a passion for animation and visual effects.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/saikrishna-srinivasan
Catherine Harris is a highly experienced business professional who has worked alongside many of the leading brands in New Zealand’s food manufacturing industry.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/catherine-harris
Kate Ladley brings a lifelong passion for plants and ecosystems to her role as a Conservation Tutor at NMIT.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/kate-ladley
Serge Pashkevich joined NMIT with more than two decades of experience in the IT industry, bringing a strong background in cybersecurity, enterprise systems, and software engineering.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/serge-pashkevich
Teaching on the Career Development programme, and the AUT B.Sport & Recreation joint venture programme, Sam’s passions lie in career theory, research, and leadership.
https://students.nmit.ac.nz/people/show/sam-young
