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The programme is for those learners intending to gain an introduction to basic skills relevant to the building, construction, and allied trades sector. It provides foundation knowledge and skills relevant to a wide range of trade occupations within the building and construction industry.
Education Pathway
People undertaking this qualification will primarily do so in conjunction with undertaking the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA). This qualification builds on the New Zealand Certificate in Building, Construction, and Allied Trades Skills (Level 1) [Ref: 3843]
Employment Pathway
Graduates will have the skills and knowledge to obtain entry level roles in building, construction, allied trades’ sectors.
Many of our courses are open-entry, which means no prior qualifications are required. Some programmes may have specific requirements, which will be listed in the course details. Our team can help you find the right fit based on your background and goals.
Availability depends on the course - check the programme page or talk to our team to explore what works best for your schedule.
If your circumstances change, our support team can guide you through the withdrawal process and discuss any implications for fees or re-enrolment.
Lifeskills programmes will have specific entry requirements. You can find these in the course pages.
Some courses may require specific tools, uniforms, or materials. In many cases, these are provided or subsidised. You’ll receive a detailed list of requirements for your programme during the enrolment process.
Lifeskills qualifications are approved and listed on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQA). NZQA is the government body that oversees quality assurance for New Zealand qualifications.
Most Lifeskills programmes include practical, hands-on components such as workshops, simulated environments, or real-world placements to help you gain industry-ready experience.
All programmes will either lead to further study or apprenticeship or employment opportunities.
Most Lifeskills programmes include practical, hands-on components such as workshops, simulated environments, or real-world placements to help you gain industry-ready experience.
