New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Administration and Technology Strand)
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-02-12 | - |
| 2024-03-18 | - |
| 2024-06-24 | - |
| 2024-07-29 | - |
Program Overview
The New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) with a focus on Administration and Technology Strand equips students with core business skills and knowledge in administration, technology, and business environments. Delivered through distance learning with flexible intakes, this one-year full-time or two to six-year part-time program prepares graduates for various roles in the business sector.
Program Outline
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This program:
- Is a
- New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) focusing on the
- Administration and Technology Strand .
- core technical knowledge, people, cognitive, affective, and business environment skills
- Is delivered as a
- one-year full-time or
- two to six years part-time program with a maximum duration of six years.
- flexible intakes throughout the year
- distance learning
Outline:
Program Structure (New Learners under Te Pūkenga):
This program requires 8 papers for completion.
Compulsory Core Courses (all strands)
- BSNS5001: Organisations in an Aotearoa New Zealand Context (15 Credits)
- BSNS5002: Business Environments (15 Credits)
- BSNS5003: Business Functions (15 Credits)
- BSNS5004: Change and Innovation (15 Credits)
Administration and Technology Strand
- BSNS5201: Administration Systems and Processes (15 Credits)
- BSNS5202: Advanced Business Information (15 Credits)
- BSNS5203: Applied Business Technologies (15 Credits)
Program Structure (Returning Students):
Students previously enrolled in the NZDB Level 05 (SIT version/MGT Papers) program will be transitioned to the NZDB Level 05 (Te Pūkenga version/BSNS Papers) from 2024.
The text provides a table mapping the old paper codes (MGT) to the new paper codes (BSNS) for transitioning students.
Assessment:
The assessment methods for this program may include:
- Tests
- Assignments
- Case studies
- Presentations
- Reports
- Final examinations All assessment requirements must be submitted by the advised time and date.
Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)
Overview:
Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) is a tertiary education provider in New Zealand, dedicated to equipping students with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed for a wide range of subjects and qualifications.
Services Offered:
SIT offers a variety of services to students, including:
Campuses:
SIT has campuses in Invercargill, Queenstown, Gore, Christchurch (including the Music & Audio Institute of New Zealand - MAINZ), and online.Accommodation:
On-campus accommodation is available at Invercargill and Queenstown campuses.Library:
The Invercargill campus has a library with resources for students.Bookshop:
The Invercargill campus has a bookshop for purchasing textbooks and other materials.Childcare Centre:
The Invercargill campus has a childcare centre for students with young children.Student Support:
SIT provides various student support services, including academic support, health and wellbeing resources, and employment services.Scholarships:
SIT offers scholarships to eligible students.Zero Fees Scheme:
SIT offers a Zero Fees Scheme for eligible New Zealand domestic students, allowing them to study without paying tuition fees.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Key Reasons to Study There:
Zero Fees Scheme:
SIT's Zero Fees Scheme allows eligible students to study without paying tuition fees.Wide Range of Programs:
SIT offers a wide range of programs across various fields, including creative industries, hospitality, business, trades, technology, education, and more.Multiple Campuses:
SIT has campuses in various locations throughout New Zealand, offering students flexibility in choosing their study environment.Distance Learning:
SIT offers online learning options through its SIT2LRN Distance Learning platform.Academic Programs:
SIT offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Creative Industries:
Art, Design & Photography, Audio Production, Film, Animation & Game Design, MAINZ, MusicHospitality, Hotel & Travel:
Hospitality, Travel, Tourism & Hotel ManagementBusiness, Commerce & Management:
Business & Commerce, Communications & PR, HR & Coaching, Marketing & Management, Project ManagementMASSAGE, NURSING, SOCIAL SERVICES, SPORT & EXERCISE:
Massage Therapy, Nursing, Social Services (including Mental Health), Sport & Exercise (including Postgraduate Health Sciences)Trades & Technology:
Architectural Technology, Automotive & Road Transport, Construction, Electrotechnology, Engineering, Health & Safety, JoineryEducation & Language:
Education, English Language, Māori Language & ArtsHair & Beauty:
Beauty Therapy & Makeup Artistry, HairdressingAgriculture, Environmental & Life Sciences:
Agriculture & Horticulture, Environmental Management, Veterinary Nursing, Animal Care & EquineInformation Technology:
Computing & ITOther:
SIT is part of Te Pūkenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology.
Entry Requirements:
General Admission:
The New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Administration and Technology Strand) follows the general admission requirements of Te Pūkenga.
Age Requirement:
Applicants must be at least 16 years of age on the date of the program's commencement.
Early Release Exemption from this requirement may be possible in certain cases.
Academic Qualifications:
Applicants must demonstrate their academic preparedness by meeting one of the following criteria:
- NCEA Level 2: Achievement of NCEA Level 2 including:
- 8 Literacy credits at Level 2 or above, and
- 14 Numeracy credits at Level 1 or above
- Equivalent of NCEA Level 2: Completion of an equivalent qualification recognized by Te Pūkenga
- Level 3 Qualification: Successful completion of an approved qualification at Level 3 or above with a relevant pathway
Mature Applicants:
Applicants over the age of 20 who do not meet the general academic requirements above may be considered based on demonstrable ability to succeed in the program. Evidence of preparedness may include their record of learning, curriculum vitae, and personal commitment to success.
Discretionary Admission:
Applicants who don't meet the general admission requirements but believe themselves adequately prepared can apply for discretionary admission. Their application will be reviewed based on their ability to demonstrate a high likelihood of successfully completing the program.
Programme Specific Requirements:
There are no additional programme-specific admission requirements for the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Administration and Technology Strand).
Language Literacy Requirements:
All applicants must demonstrate their language literacy proficiency equivalent to:
- 8 NCEA literacy credits at Level 2 or above.
Applicants who fail to meet this requirement may be required to take an approved proficiency test to demonstrate their ability.
Language Proficiency Requirements (International Students):
International applicants must additionally demonstrate their English language proficiency through an IELTS score of 5.5 (academic) with no individual band lower than 5.0 from a test taken within the last two years.
Other equivalent tests may be accepted as per NZQA and SIT's regulations.
