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NZ Marine Industry Training Organisation


Auckland

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NZ Marine Industry Training Organisation

A division of the NZ Marine Industry Association, NZMITO's special character as an industry training organisation is built on the long tradition of apprenticeships in New Zealand's Marine Industry.  From successful trailer power boats to internationally acclaimed super yachts and race winning performance yachts, the New Zealand Marine Industry is forecast to double in size over the next 10 to 15 years and is dependant on a strong and well trained work force.

Apprenticeship Training Process:

GET A JOB
Prospective apprentice/trainee secures employment with an approved boatbuilding company and enters into a Training Agreement with the NZ Marine Industry Training Organisation (NZMITO).

LEARN THE SKILLS
Training consists of learning in the workplace, supplemented by specialist courses at Polytechnics/Universities. The employer and the NZMITO Field Officers support and regularly assess the apprentice/trainee to determine what skills (unit standards) have been achieved.

GAIN A QUALIFICATION
The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZ Government) and the NZMITO issue a National Certificate once all unit standards have been achieved.

Apprenticeship Qualifications Available
Most of the following qualifications will require an apprenticeship of 3 to 5 years, depending on the qualification chosen and any prior competencies of the apprentice.  There are no age restrictions and NZMITO welcomes adult apprentices in addition to school leavers.

Qualifications include:

  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Composite) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Wooden) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Alloy) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Steel)  - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Marine Cabinetmaking) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Marine Systems Engineering)-? Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Metal Sparmaking) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Composite Sparmaking)  - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Marine Rigging) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Composite Production Trailer Boats) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Alloy Production Trailer Boats) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Fill and Fair Marine Substrates) - Level 3
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Interior Marine Painting) - Level 3
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Exterior Marine Painting) - Level 3
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Interior and Exterior Marine Painting) - Level 4
  • National Certificate in Boatbuilding (Marine Electrical & Electronic Installation) - Levels 3 and 4
  • National Certificate in Marine Sales & Services (Marine Retail and Distribution)  - Levels 2 and 4
  • National Certificate in Marine Sales & Services (Boat Sales & Brokerage)  - Level 4
  • National Diploma in Boatbuilding - Level 5
  • National Certificate in Composites - Levels 3 and 4
  • National Certificate in Marine Operations and Services - Level 3
  • National Certificate in Competitive Manufacturing Levels 2, 3 and 4
  • National Diploma in Competitive Manufacturing - Level 5
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