Computer skills will help you get that job, get that promotion, earn you more money.

Develop your computing skills from home by doing one or all of our computer training schemes – they are free and flexible, you won’t regret it.

If you have little knowledge, skills or experience in computing then these short courses are a great place to start. The courses use the Microsoft Office suite of software to provide you with foundation computing skills essential for employment and future study.

The Training Schemes we offer are:

Basic Excel, Intermediate Excel, Advances Excel, Pivot Tables, Basic Word, Intermediate Word, Basic Powerpoint, Google Drive, Outlook email, Outlook Calendar. MYOB to be confirmed later this year.

These workshops are practical hands-on sessions on knowing your sewing machine, using an overlocker, understanding commercial patterns, fabrics, grainlines and layouts. Choose a project and complete it under the guidance of an experienced tutor. Bring your own sewing machine in good running order, or use our domestic or industrial machines.

Supply your own fabrics and patterns. You will need your own sewing kit, requirements will be explained on the first night. The minimum age is 16 years.

This workshop introduces practical techniques of screen printing including how to make a screen using light sensitive emulsion and how to screenprint onto paper or a fabric surface. This workshop is suitable for beginners. We provide inks and paper to print on, bring your own tshirts, fabrics etc.

Tutor: Lisa Feyen

The minimum age is 16 years.

After editing your images in Photoshop, and designing your logo or images in Illustrator, learn how to use Adobe InDesign to layout text and images to produce your pamphlets, brochures and books.

Students must supply own USB to save work on, min 4GB. The minimum age is 16 years.

Learn the principles and practice of good digital photography – we will cover how to control exposure, camera modes, digital file sizes and composition, with practical exercises to put into practice what is learnt.

Bring your own camera. Students must supply own USB to save work on: min 4GB. The minimum age is 16 years.

An introduction to creating graphics using Adobe Illustrator. This course will show you the fundamentals of vector illustration, which can then be applied to poster, logo, pattern, laser cutting and engraving designs.

Students must supply own USB to save work on: min 4GB. The minimum age is 16 years.

This is a two day workshop for Registered Nurses designed to develop skills as a preceptor working with new staff including HCAs, RNs, ENs, and nursing students.

Tutor: Mark Caves

Learn the principles and practices of bartending, host responsibility and how to serve beer, wine and spirits. Students must be 18 years or older. *This is not the Bar Managers (LCQ) qualification.

Tutor Chris Toomey

This course meets the Napier City Council and the Hastings District Council Food Safety bylaws (Level 1 and 2). *Please bring a verified copy of your passport or birth certificate when enrolling. 

Tutor: Kylie Howard or Mark Caves

After completing the Licence Controllers Qualification you will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and the responsibilities and requirements for service of alcohol in a licensed premises as a Duty Manager.

*Please bring a verified copy of your passport or birth certificate when enrolling.

Learn about the history of coffee, how to operate and maintain espresso machines, get hands-on practical training for all coffee styles and an introduction to customer service skills.

Students must be 16 years or older.

Dates:
27/28 July 2020
24/25 August 2020
21/22 September 2020
2/3 November 2020
Venue: EIT Hawke’s Bay Campus, P Block, Room P103 Time: Mondays 6.00pm – 8.00pm, Tuesdays 6.00pm – 8.00pm 

This competency-based education programme will prepare registered health professionals to be certified as “Approved Smear Takers”.  This programme is only appropriate for those registered health professionals working in situations where they have access to taking smears.

Students must complete this programme within 12 months of the start date.

This is a two day workshop for Registered Nurses designed to develop skills as a preceptor working with new staff including registered nurses, new graduate nurses and nursing students.