The dates below are provided as a guideline only and end dates may differ depending on your programme of study.

Please contact Ask Me! student services for more information.

Timetables

If you have not used the timetabling tool before, we suggest looking at the how to guide first.

2026 intakes

For dates and information on when your orientation will be held, visit our orientation page.

Preparation for health

New Zealand Certificate in Study and Employment Pathways (Level 3) Nursing and Health Studies
Intakes Dates Breaks
Intake 1 Monday 9 February – Friday 19 June Monday 6 April – Friday 17 April
Intake 2 Monday 13 July – Friday 20 November Monday 28 September – Friday 9 October

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New Zealand Certificate in Study and Employment Pathways (Level 4) Nursing Studies

Intakes Dates Breaks
Intake 1 Monday 9 February – Friday 19 June Monday 6 April – Friday 17 April
Intake 2 Monday 13 July – Friday 20 November Monday 28 September – Friday 9 October

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Counselling and mental health

New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Social and Community Services) (Level 4) with strand in Mental Health and Addiction Support
Intakes Dates Breaks
Intake 1 Monday 9 February – Friday 19 June Monday 6 April – Friday 17 April
Intake 2 Monday 13 July – Friday 20 November Monday 28 September – Friday 9 October

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Bachelor of Applied Counselling (Level 7)

Intakes Dates Breaks
Intake 1 Monday 9 February – Friday 19 June Monday 6 April – Friday 17 April
Intake 2 Monday 13 July – Friday 20 November Monday 28 September – Friday 9 October
Wānanga Onsite Talanoa (WOT) weeks

These WOT weeks are compulsory and provide a great opportunity to get together with fellow students and participate in casework sessions under the guidance of your lecturer.

To help facilitate your learning we use case scenarios relating to every day, contemporary issues and provide a wonderfully supportive forum for group discussion, interaction and reflection.

If you study part-time you will only need to attend the days allocated to the specific course you’re studying at the time.

WOT weeks timetable

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