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NZ Certificate in Sustainable Primary Production [Level 4]
Study Options
Full-time, Part-time
Length
22 Weeks
Level
Level 4
Grow a Career in Horticulture
Develop, implement and monitor sustainable land based production systems. You will be able to work in a self-managed capacity implementing practices of long-term benefit to communities and the environment. Enhance your knowledge and skills in the field of re-vegetation practices.
Outline
During this programme you’ll learn about:
- Evaluating sustainable land based systems
- Planning for sustainability practices
- Implementation and monitoring of sustainability practices
Also offered in conjunction with:
- NZ Certificate in Horticulture (General)
Dates
- July – Hawke’s Bay Campus
Entry
Entry requirements
International entry requirements
Study Pathways
This qualification may lead on to the Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5).
Career Opportunities & Outcomes
This qualification may build on the New Zealand Certificate in Land Based Sustainability Practices [Level 3] and may lead on to qualifications in agriculture or horticulture at Level 5 or above.
Graduates of this qualification are likely to be employed as:
- Growers
- Farmers
- Land based practitioners
- Environmental officers
- Compliance officers
- Farm effluent managers
Academic Learning Services
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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 info@eit.ac.nz or call in for a chat.