Give Nursing A Go
Anyone who is considering a career in nursing is invited to an information evening at NorthTec, to find out more about
its nursing study programmes.
The information evening will take place on Thursday, 16 October, at 5pm, at the Interactive Learning Centre on the
Raumanga campus in Whangarei.
With nursing students often juggling a number of commitments, NorthTec courses offer flexibility to work around this,
with a blend of e-learning modules and classroom teaching.
The evening will give prospective students the chance to find out what the programme entails, and learn about the
NorthTec approach to study, entry criteria, how to apply and the admissions process.
Visitors will also get the chance to meet the tutors and ask questions about the programme, returning to study, or
pursuing a nursing career.
NorthTec’s nursing programmes are popular, with a reputation for excellence, and lead to great employment outcomes for
graduates.
Nationally, nursing workforce strategies are focusing on increasing Māori and Pacific recruitment, to have a workforce
that better reflects the country’s ethnic make-up. With around a third of Northland’s population being Māori, NorthTec
is keen to address the shortfall in qualified Māori nursing staff.
Jane Anderson, NorthTec Nursing Programme Leader, said: “We offer small classes with a whānau feel, and provide the
support you’ll need as you move through your learning journey. We make it possible for students from all walks of life
to gain well-recognised qualifications and to transform their lives. If you have the desire and determination to
succeed, we are committed to helping you reach your goal.”
For more information, call 0800 162 100 or go to www.northtec.ac.nz.
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