CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEVEL 4 (TAIRÄWHITI GISBORNE) 2015

CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LEVEL 4 (TAIRÄWHITI GISBORNE) 2015
For NZ citizens/permanent residents
Certificate in Business Administration
Level 4 (Tairäwhiti Gisborne)
Outline
EIT TAIRÄWHITI
The Certificate in Business Administration Level 4 is a qualification
consisting of unit standards totaling 120 credits with two
embedded national certificates and delivered over 41 weeks. The
student may select a programme with either an accounting or
computer option and on successful completion will be eligible for
the National Certificate in Business Administration & Computing
Level 3 and the National Certificate in Business Administration
Level 4.
Through the application of academic skills, students will be able
to demonstrate knowledge of business administration in the New
Zealand business context.
Programme Information
XXOn successful completion of this programme, students will have
skills and knowledge that may include, but is not limited to the
following:
XXUse a range of interpersonal and communication skills
XXEmploy a broad knowledge of administrative and clerical
functions
Level 4
One year
Full-time
February, July
$3,500.00 approximately
This provides a guide only based
on 2014 fee information. All
costs quoted include GST.
Fees apply to NZ Citizens
and New Zealand Permanent
Residents only.
Please see overleaf for additional
costs
Programme Contact:
Ange Taylor
Phone: 06 869 0810
ext 7682
Email: [email protected]
XXMeetings management including participation, conducting and
minutes recording
XXWorking knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite
Subject Areas
XXData and file management
XXWord Processing
XXSpreadsheets (including Pivot Tables)
XXDatabase
XXMYOB and Payroll functions
XXErgonomics
XXAdministration Services
XXCustomer Service and Reception
XXOral, written and electronic communication
XXDesktop Publishing and PowerPoint
XXFinancial Transactions
XXPreparation of PAYE, FBT and GST documents
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Gain specialised
business knowledge
and skills.
CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LEVEL 4 (TAIRÄWHITI GISBORNE)
Programme Dates
INTAKE ONE
Programme Starts
Monday, 16 February 2015
Term One Holidays
6 April - 17 April
Term Two Starts
Monday, 20 April
ANZAC Day Holiday
Monday, 27 April
Queen’s Birthday
Monday, 1 June
Semester One Ends
Friday, 26 June
Mid Year Holidays
29 June - 17 July
Semester Two Starts
Monday, 20 July
Term Three Holidays
28 September - 9 October
Term Four Starts
Monday, 12 October
Labour Day
Monday, 26 October
Programme Ends
Friday, 27 November 2015
INTAKE TWO
Additional Costs
XXAdditional Fees: $15.30 NZQA Certificates. On completion students
may be eligible for the National Certificate in Business Administration
Level 3 and National Certificate in Business Administration Level 4
(Apply directly to NZQA).
Programme Starts
Monday, 20 July 2016
Term Three Holidays
28 September - 9 October
Term Four Starts
Monday, 12 October
Entry Requirements
Labour Day
Monday, 26 October
A personal interview may be part of the application process.
End of Year Holidays
Friday, 27 November 2015
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
2016 programme re-start and end dates to be advised
Standard Entry
Applicants less than 20 years old:
Study Pathways
XXDiploma in Applied Business Level 5
XXNZ Diploma in Business Level 6
XXDiploma in Information and Communications Technology Level 5
Job Opportunities
XXExecutive/ Personal Assistant
XXAdministration Assistant
XXFrontline reception
XXCustomer Service
XXOffice Support
XXApplicants will require a minimum of 10 credits NCEA Level 1 from
any literacy sub field or domain, and a minimum of 10 credits NCEA
Level 1 from any numeracy sub field or domain.
XXFor the literacy standard, these skills can be assessed in English or te
reo Mäori. For the numeracy standard these skills can be assessed in
maths or pängarau (Mäori immersion maths).
XXFor applicants without these NCEA credits or equivalent: NQF credits
of an equivalent or higher level which demonstrate achievement in
these discipline areas including the National Certificate in Business
Administration Level 2, National Certificate in Computing Level 2 or
EIT Certificate in Business Level 3.
Applicants 20 years old or more:
XXAccounts Payable/Receivable/General
XXStudents over 20 are classified as mature students. Mature students
with life skills and/or work experience who do not meet the stated
requirements but have the equivalent ability and experience are
encouraged to apply.
XXPlus more!
Entry to subsequent study is conditional on success at the entry level.
XXSecretarial
XXWord Process Operator/Data Entry
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CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEVEL 4 (TAIRÄWHITI GISBORNE)
English Language Entry Requirement
Students are required to have attained an acceptable level of English
language fluency. This may be demonstrated in a variety of ways,
including successful study in English, approved scores on IELTS (6.5
Academic) tests, or completion of accepted international equivalents.
Entry with Credit:
If students have already completed one or more unit standards in this
programme they may be able to use them for this qualification.
Total no of Credits
XX120
Class Times
8.30am– 3.00pm Monday to Friday.
Individual Study Hours
10 hours per credit.
Assessments
Academic Staff
Our tutors are highly trained professionals with particular areas
of expertise in computing and office administration. We value our
partnership with students and aim to provide quality education in a
supportive environment encouraging personal growth and professional
development.
Student Finance
STUDYLINK
StudyLink is a service of the Ministry of Social Development. It
administers Student Allowances and Student Loans as well as other
forms of financial assistance for students.
The StudyLink website provides tools, calculators and information to
help students who are thinking about study to plan their finances and
only borrow what they need.
Use StudyLink’s ‘What You Can Get’ eligibility test to find out what you
may be eligible for.
STUDYLINK ON 0800 88 99 00 OR ONLINE AT
WWW.STUDYLINK.GOVT.NZ
The programme will be assessed in line with NZQA requirements.
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CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LEVEL 4 (TAIRÄWHITI GISBORNE) 2015
For NZ citizens/permanent residents
STEP ONE
STEP TWO
STEP THREE
XXComplete an enrolment
form. If required, also
include evidence of
entry criteria, supporting
documents and
statements.
XXYou may be contacted
and invited to an
interview.
XXOnce your course
selection is completed,
finalised and entered
onto the EIT database
you will receive an
invoice from EIT
Registry.
XXProvide acceptable proof
of identification: an
original Birth Certificate,
Passport or Certificate of
Citizenship.
XXIf your married name is
different from what is on
your identification, then
a Marriage Certificate
will also be required.
XXYou will receive an
acceptance letter with
programme information
(e.g. timetables, course
selection forms).
XXOrganise payment
of your fees. Contact
StudyLink for more
information if you are
planning to pay by
Student Loan.
STEP FOUR
XXCommence your studies.
Please refer to your
acceptance letter for the
programme start date.
HOW
TO
ENROL
It’s easy!
Once you have made
the decision on which
programme you want to
study and are ready to
enrol, follow the steps.
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Course Descriptions
COURSE
NO
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
NZQA
LEVEL
NO. OF
CREDITS
2781
Manage and protect data in a personal computer system
2
3
6743
Demonstrate an understanding of ergonomic principles for computer workstations
2
2
108
Apply text processing skills to produce business documents
3
5
109
Apply text processing skills to produce specialist documents
4
6
111
Use a word processor to produce documents
2
5
112
Produce business or organisational information using word processing functions
3
5
114
Demonstrate knowledge of and use office automation systems
3
4
122
Provide office reception services
3
5
6910
Integrate business administration functions and systems
3
5
16677
Key in text at 15 wpm
1
1
27643
Apply spreadsheet features to present data to meet a brief
3
7
5940
Produce a presentation using a desktop presentation computer application
2
3
26768
Use a computerised accounts receivable and payable system to produce financial information
3
7
2783
Demonstrate knowledge of the components of personal computer systems
3
3
2784
Create and use a computer spreadsheet to solve a problem
2
3
2785
Create a computer spreadsheet to provide a solution for organisation use
3
5
2787
Create and use a computer database to provide a solution for organisation use
3
6
2788
Produce desktop published documents to meet a set brief
2
5
2789
Produce desktop published documents for organisation use
3
6
1279
Write in plain English
3
3
9694
Demonstrate and apply knowledge of communication process theory
3
5
11816
Respond to customer enquiries by writing in a range of contexts
3
4
11815
Answer customer enquiries on the telephone in a wide range of contexts
3
3
113
Produce business or organisational information using advanced word processing functions
4
10
335
Prepare computerised payroll and related administration records using payroll software
4
6
27642
Use a pivot table to display data
4
5
1297
Interview in a formal situation
4
5
9679
Apply knowledge of a formal meeting
4
4
12336
Write a user guide or technical text
4
4
18742
Produce a relational database solution for organisational use
4
8
1874
Prepare IRD employer reporting documentation for PAYE, FBT and GST
3
3
1852
Prepare a revenue statement and balance sheet
4
6
24872
Produce documents for a workplace using a computer
3
3
2786
Create and use a simple computer flatfile database to solve a problem
2
3
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