Year One Creative Context: Horopaki Auaha Creative Technologies I: Hangarau Auaha Art and Design in Aotearoa: Mahi Toi, Hoahoa i Aotearoa The Hub: Wānanga World of Pattern: Ngā Tauira o te Ao Self-representation: Te Whakakitenga nō Nanahi ki Tua Materials, Form, Structure: Ngā Rawa, āhua, Hanganga The Foundry: Te Orokohanga At the end of Year One you must present one piece of work you have created during the year in an in-house exhibition. Year Two Business Skills for Creative Entrepreneurs: Pūmanawa Pakihi mō ngā Rakahinonga Auaha History, Culture, Context: Kōrero Tuku Iho, Ahurea, Horopaki The Furnace: Te Ahi CREA.6104 Creative Technologies II: Hangarau Auaha II Sustainable Design: Hoahoa Toitū The Creative Project: Te Kaupapa Auaha At the end of Year Two you must present work you have created during the year in an exhibition. Year Three The Refinery: Te Mahi Whakapakari, Whakaniko The Innovation – Proposal: Te Hiringa - Te Tono Marketing Strategies for Creatives: Rautaki Whakatairanga Auahatanga The Innovation – Creative Project: Te Hiringa – Kaupapa AuahaP Plus either Creative Incubator: Pūrereawhi Auaha, OR Competition Project: Kaupapa Tauwhāinga

You must be: 17 years of age or over a New Zealand citizen, permanent resident, or have the requisite visa for study purposes able to demonstrate adequate literacy and/or numeracy skills to enable you to meet all academic and health and safety requirements of this course. Portfolio: You are required to submit a portfolio of 10 pieces of work when you apply for the course. The portfolio will show your creative ideas, originality, curiosity and imagination, and how you use this within creative work. Academic Entry: If you are a domestic applicant under 20 years old you must have: University Entrance; OR Evidence of recent study at Level 4 or higher on the NZQF. If you are a domestic applicants 20 years old and over you must have demonstrated academic ability (at NZQF Level 4 or equivalent) to undertake this course and have the ability to succeed through personal attributes, work and life experience. If you are an international applicant you must have evidence of academic achievement at least equivalent to University Entrance as approved by the Toi Ohomai's International Education department. Information Session/Interview You’ll be invited to an information meeting prior to Toi Ohomai offering you a place. This is your opportunity to find out more about the course content and to make sure you're on the most appropriate course for your career aspirations and current level of experience. Standard Entry Criteria Admission, entry, selection, and enrolment into programmes will be in accordance with the Academic Regulations and/or, where approved, specific programme regulations. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS IELTS Academic score of 6 with no band score lower than 5.5 or completed New Zealand Certificate in English Language Level 4 with the Academic Endorsement or meets a relevant English Proficiency Outcome as outlined by NZQA.