They can achieve NCEA at three levels in a wide range of courses and subjects. The vast majority of children and students attend their local school or early learning centre and learn and achieve alongside their peers. Additional learning support is available in every local early childhood centre or school. If attending a school isn't the best option you might live a long way from the nearest school, travel overseas or have other reasons your child can learn with New Zealand's correspondence school, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu Te Kura.
Te Kura teaches early childhood, primary, secondary and special needs students using multimedia and online learning. Your child can also study one or two courses if a subject they want to study isn't available at their school.
At a senior secondary school level, students may begin to specialise in vocational learning. They can get help into work or further education from a number of programmes and institutions. Youth Guarantee courses provide students aged 16—19 with an opportunity to study towards NCEA Level or Level certificates at tertiary providers free of charge. These courses are usually vocationally focused. Trades academies teach trades and technology programmes to students in Years 11—13 ages 15— They are run through schools and other providers.
Institutes of technology and polytechnics teach professional and vocational education and training from introductory studies to degrees. Industry training organisations represent particular industries for example, agriculture, building and construction, motor trade.
They offer training and qualifications for those sectors. They funded by the government and industry. Private training establishments offer specific vocational courses at certificate and diploma level for example, travel and tourism. They offer certificates, diplomas and degrees. Some teach in specialised areas up to doctorate level.
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