Build a great career in construction
Seth Walker, BCATS student, Wairoa
The NZ Certificate in Building, Construction and Allied Trade Skills [Level 2] is aimed at preparing you for further study in the construction industry.
This NZ Certificate is a project-based learning programme. Project-based learning allows you to explore, negotiate, interpret and create quality products. Throughout this programme, you will learn to link theory with practical skills. You will spend most of your day in one of our workshops working with your hands.
Dates
There are three entry dates per year:
- February (Hawke’s Bay)
- March (Wairoa Learning Centre)
- May (Tairāwhiti and Ruatoria Learning Centre)
Career Opportunities and Outcomes
Your possible employment opportunities include: Entry level trade pre-apprentice programme.
Your study pathway could progress onto:
- NZ Certificate in Building, Construction and Allied Trades Skills [Level 3]
- NZ Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) [Level 3]
- NZ Certificate in Carpentry [Level 4]
Outline
At the end of the programme you will be able to:
- Show good work habits and perform safe work practices in a workshop.
- Safely operate selected portable power and hand tools.
- Have good work habits with carpentry hand tools.
- Implement construction methods to complete a task.
Academic Learning Services
Academic Learning Services is here to assist you on your journey towards the successful completion of your studies at EIT. Our aim is for you to become confident, competent and independent learners.
We have dedicated advisors who can assist with your learning.
Find out more:
Hawke’s Bay Campus
Tairawhiti Campus
Scholarships
EIT offers a variety of scholarships across various subjects and programme levels. Some scholarships are based on your age, some are specific to the subject you want to study. Not all scholarships are based on your academic ability and anyone wanting to study should investigate what scholarships are available to them.
You can find a list of EIT scholarships here however there are many more scholarships offered nationally. Information about these is on an database called “givME”. givME is accessible at EIT or at some public libraries. If you would like to come to EIT to look through the giveME database don’t hesitate to contact scholarships@eit.ac.nz or call in for a chat.