University Liaison Visits

Otago

Canterbury

Lincoln

University Open Day

Polytechnic Liaison Visits

Otago

SIT

Star Course Enrolments

• Barista
• Liquor Licencing
• First Aid
• Drivers Licence Courses

Career & Training Information

• Relevant career pathways and subject choices
• Information on further study
• Work experience
• STAR course information
• Brochures for further education
• Assistance with CV preparation, interviewing and part-time work
• Help with course applications
• Halls of residence confidential referee reports
• Individual career counselling
• Staff liaison for career education
• Peer Support Training
• Leadership Camp
• Year 13 Tramp
• Grip Leadership course
• Clutha District Careers Expo (Biannual)
• Subject based Industry Visits
• Guest Speakers for Year 11
• Girls in Trades
• Girls in Hi Viz
• Rural Schools’ Health Visit Year 10
• Gateway
• Year 12 Work Experience Week

Scholarships

There are many scholarships, grants and awards available to students in New Zealand, all of which vary in what they offer.

Some scholarships may only cover tuition fees, while others will cover all course costs plus contribute to living expenses.

​To get a scholarship, you need to meet certain criteria, which can be based on things like:

• Area of study.
• Academic merit.
• Community service or involvement.
• Ethnicity.
• Financial hardship.
• The industry or trade.
• Leadership.
• The region you grew up in, or where you plan to study.

If you meet the requirements outlined in the scholarship criteria, it's important to make your application as strong as possible.

​Many Universities, Polytechs and other education providers offer their own scholarships, grants and awards. These tertiary education providers may also have a list of scholarships on their websites, including eligibility criteria and application forms.

To find out more, visit the websites of the education providers listed below.