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Old Jan 24th 2010, 7:24 pm
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It's a 3 year full-time course. There are 3 on-campus weeks a year and the rest is done online and 1 day a week in a local school.

This might be too long for what your wife needs. Have a look at their website http://edlinked.soe.waikato.ac.nz/ as there are shorter courses (PGCE equivalent etc).

One thing I would say is apply early. I didn't find out about the course until the end of Nov - applied but all the places had gone. 130 people were after 70 places. I found out last week I got a place from the waiting list fortunately.

It's also worth getting references before you leave the UK. Although they ask for specific reference forms to be filled out it would be useful to have something to enclose in your initial application. I never got replies to my reference requests from the schools I'd worked at in the UK so ended up using last minute contacts/teachers I knew personally, but this all took time waiting for the schools to reply.

Massey University in Wellington also do extramural teaching qualifications. www.massey.ac.nz
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Old Jan 24th 2010, 7:49 pm
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Starting next month I am doing a NC in business management, more to just back up whats on my CV already but with NZ qualifications then this will get me into a 2 year full time business diploma which i will start when Lucy goes to school

Also im going back to work in macfarlanes part time as i went infor a coffee and was offered a managers job yay which is good as my management course is from home and i have alot of practical work to do along side it so it will all tie in nicely
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Hi

I think it's great what you are all doing. If we ever get to NZ I too have been looking into further education. I fancy doing something totally different but not sure what yet. I've got my Catering quals and my Business quals but now feel like a whole new career.

Good luck to you all hope eveything goes well

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Old Jan 26th 2010, 12:22 am
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Hi Dave,

Just thought it might help to let you know that we arrived in November on two year work to residency visas and our daughter starts school next week, (classed as a resident for education purposes).
As long as you have a student visa in your passport you should get the NZ resident fees

Good luck with your course
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Old Jan 27th 2010, 9:09 pm
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I've received the forms from studylink about my student loan and it has been granted - just to cover the cost of the course - don't know about childcare yet.

You can apply online www.studylink.govt.nz

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Hi Dave,

Just thought it might help to let you know that we arrived in November on two year work to residency visas and our daughter starts school next week, (classed as a resident for education purposes).
As long as you have a student visa in your passport you should get the NZ resident fees

Good luck with your course
Hi Flatcap,

Thats great news, fingers crossed it will all work out, I just need to sort out the visas now!
Hope your daughter gets on ok at school!

All the best
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