Secondary Tertiary Pathways
Secondary Tertiary Pathway Courses: 12/13 Stp
Shirley Boys' High School is offering Trade and Business type courses as part of the Government Secondary Tertiary Pathway Programme. These programmes are delivered by a variety of providers and generally they occur on Thursday and Friday or both days each week. All courses are at Level 2 or above and credits range from 20 to 65.
All students must apply through the Careers Office.
Applications are limited and open on the 1st Sept.
See Mr Stocks to get an application form ASAP
Options available at the time of printing are:
At National Trade Academy - 1 or 2 days per week
- Agriculture - NZ certificate Level 2 or 3
- Horticulture - NZ Certificate Level 2 or 3
- Animal Care - NZ Certificate Level 3
At Ara Institute of Technology - Courses are 1 or 2 days per week
Business and Computing
- Business Administration Level 3, 60 credits
Education and Sustainability
- Sustainability and Outdoor Education Level 3, 22 credits
Food and Hospitality
- Hospitality Supported Learning Level 1, 29 credits
- Hospitality, Cookery and Beverage Level 2, 41 credits
- Bakery, Level 3, 61 credits
- Cookery and Restaurant Service Skills Level 3, 30 credits
- Cookery Level 3, 31 credits
Hair and Beauty
- Introduction to Barbering Level 2, 25 credits
- Introduction to Beauty Therapy Level 2, 25 credits
- Salon Skills Level 2, 61 credits
- Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy Level 3, 31 credits
Trades
- Introduction to Plumbing One Day Level 2, 40 credits
- Introduction to Engineering Trades One Day Level 2, 32 credits
- Introduction to Electrical Engineering Trades Level 2, 42 credits
- Introduction to Automotive and Engineering Trades Two Day Level 2, 63 credits
- Introduction to Automotive One Day Level 2, 31 credits
- Introduction to Construction Trades One Day Level 2, 30 credits
- Introduction to Construction Trades Two Day Level 2, 64 credits
- Carpentry Level 3, 60 credits
To find more information on any of the above courses please click here
At Avon City Ford
- Automotive Engineering - Dual Pathway programme - At the end of the six month course students will begin exposure to the Automotive industry. This will involve a combination of work experience and course work. This can directly lead to apprenticeship training. Avon City Ford run a pre-selection process for all applicants
Entry Criteria: Open
All students must complete a separate written application form which is available from the Careers office.
At Vision College
NZ Certificate in Early Childhood Education and Care Level 3, 60 Credits
NZ Certificate in Business (Administration and Technology) Level 3, 60 Credits
Digital Technologies Level 3, 36 Credits and up to 50 credits on an extension process.
Digital Technologies Level 2, 36 Credits and up to 50 credits on an extension process.
Psychology L3. (This is an achievement standard course)
Contact Person: Mr Stocks