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  Course Information Study: Part-Time course Duration of the course: 11 weeks Credits: 12 NZQA credits Fees Tuition fee – $1,645 Enrolment fee and materials – $345 Resit (if required) – $200 per credit Entry Requirements The entry can be through the Canterbury College Internal English Language Proficiency Assessment, Canterbury College English Test (CCET), OR completion of Level 3 NZCEL (Applied – Academic Context), OR an overall IELTS proficiency level in Academic English of 5.5 with no individual band score lower than 5.0,

• English

  Course Information Study: Part-Time course Duration of the course: 11 weeks Credits: 12 NZQA credits Fees Tuition fee – $1,645 Enrolment fee and materials – $345 Resit (if required) – $200 per credit Entry Requirements The entry can be through the Canterbury College Internal English Language Proficiency Assessment, Canterbury College English Test (CCET), OR completion of NZCEL Level 2 (General), OR an overall IELTS proficiency level in Academic English of 5.0 with no individual band score lower than 5.0, OR an acceptable equivalent score from an NZQA approved International English Language Test.

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  New Zealand Certificate In English Language (NZCEL Level 3, Applied) COURSE OVERVIEW Our New Zealand Certificate in English Language Level 3 (Applied) programme is designed to ensure that learners have well rounded skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing in an academic context. The programme will enable learners to gain the general language skills required to participate with increasing independence and fluency in an academic English Language context. This qualification is at a level comparable to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) Low B2. Completion of the programme and the award of the qualification will allow educational institutions to make informed judgements regarding the level at which the learner can use English in an academic context. KEY INFORMATION Course duration: 18 academic weeks Study full-time Classes: 23 hours per week 12 units covering reading, writing, speaking and listening English language skills 62 NZQA credits After completion you will be awarded a New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Level 3, Applied) TUITION FEES International Student: $9000 per year Enrolment fee ? $250 Resource fee?$500 The tuition fee should be paid in full in advance before the start of the term. KEY DATES Please check with academic@cancan.com

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  New Zealand Certificate In English Language (NZCEL Level 4, Academic) COURSE OVERVIEW This programme is intended for learners of English as an additional language, attending NZQA approved programmes who wish to pursue further English language study in an academic context. The programme will enable learners to gain language skills required to communicate independently and effectively in familiar and some less familiar situations with fluency and flexibility in academic settings. This qualification is at a level comparable to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) mid B2. Completion of the programme and the award of the qualification will allow educational institutions to make informed judgements regarding the level at which the learner can use English for academic purposes. KEY INFORMATION Course duration: 18 acdemic weeks Study full-time Classes: 23 hours per week 9 units covering reading, writing, speaking and listening English language skills 62 NZQA credits After completion you will be awarded a New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Level 4, Academic) TUITION FEES International Student: $9000 per year Enrolment fee ? $250 Resourse fee?$500 The tuition fee should be paid in full in advance before the start of the term. KEY DATES Please check with academic@cancan.com

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  New Zealand Certificate In English Language (NZCEL Level 4, Academic) COURSE OVERVIEW This programme is intended for learners of English as an additional language, attending NZQA approved programmes who wish to pursue further English language study in an academic context. The programme will enable learners to gain language skills required to communicate independently and effectively in familiar and some less familiar situations with fluency and flexibility in academic settings. This qualification is at a level comparable to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) mid B2. Completion of the programme and the award of the qualification will allow educational institutions to make informed judgements regarding the level at which the learner can use English for academic purposes. KEY INFORMATION Course duration: 1 year Study part-time in the evenings Classes: 3-4 times a week, 10 hours per week 9 units covering reading, writing, speaking and listening English language skills 62 NZQA credits After completion you will be awarded a New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Level 4, Academic)

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  New Zealand Certificate In English Language (NZCEL Level 3, Applied) COURSE OVERVIEW Our New Zealand Certificate in English Language Level 3 (Applied) programme is designed to ensure that learners have well rounded skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing in an academic context. The programme will enable learners to gain the general language skills required to participate with increasing independence and fluency in an academic English Language context. This qualification is at a level comparable to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) Low B2. Completion of the programme and the award of the qualification will allow educational institutions to make informed judgements regarding the level at which the learner can use English in an academic context. KEY INFORMATION Course duration: 1 year Study part-time in the evenings Classes: 3-4 times a week, 10 hours per week 12 units covering reading, writing, speaking and listening English language skills 62 NZQA credits After completion you will be awarded a New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Level 3, Applied) DOMESTIC TUITION FEES $499 per term Enrolment fee – $180 one-off payment The tuition fee should be paid in full in advance before the start of the term. KEY DATES Term 1 – 14 Feb – 3 June 2022 Term 2 – 6 June – 23 Sept 2022 Term 3 – 26 Sept 2022 – 3 Feb 2023 (with a 3-week Christmas break from 16th of Dec to 9th of Jan (DD Starting The Course - Join Any Time During The Year Starting With Any Unit Start Date End Date Duration - Weeks Hours per unit Unit 1 14 February 2022 11 March 2022 4 40 Unit 2 14 March 2022 8 April 2022 4 40 Unit 3 11 April 2022 6 May 2022 4 40 Unit 4 9 May 2022 3 June 2022 4 40 Unit 5 6 June 2022 1 July 2022 4 40 Unit 6 4 July 2022 29 July 2022 4 40 Unit 7 1 August 2022 26 August 2022 4 40 Unit 8 29 August 2022 23 September 2022 4 40 Unit 9 26 September 2022 21 October 2022 4 40 Unit 10 24 October 2022 18 November 2022 4 40 Unit 11 21 November 2022 16 December 2022 4 40 Christmas Break 3 weeks Unit 12 9 January 2023 3 February 2023 4 40

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  Intensive Literacy and Numeracy (ILN) The Intensive Literacy and Numeracy (ILN) programme is a high quality, fees-free literacy and numeracy learning opportunity for learners with low-level literacy and numeracy skills. CONTACT US Course Fees Tuition Fee – $0 per week (TEC funded) Please contact us for the details. Start Dates Start any time Recommended for: Learners with a migrant or refugee background Preliterate learners OR Learners with very low levels of English language and literacy Hours per Week Full-time – 20 hours per week Course Overview: Intensive Literacy And Numeracy (ILN - ESOL) Open a world of opportunities by getting the help you need to take control of your life by improving your reading, writing and number skills. Society in general is becoming more complex with increasing literacy and numeracy requirements. Strong literacy and numeracy skills equip employees to fully participate in the workplace, develop higher level technical skills and cope with rapidly changing workplace demands. Additionally, by enhancing literacy and numeracy skills, people are able to function capably in day to day activities using English, and participate actively in society. This ILN-ESOL course is designed for people from a migrant or refugee background who are pre-literate learners or learners who have very low levels of English language and literacy. This course supports ESOL literacy and numeracy learning opportunities, to help adult learners gain the literacy and numeracy skills needed to effectively communicate and integrate into an English speaking environment and progress to further study or the workplace. This Course Will Help To: Raise adults’ literacy and numeracy skills Increase opportunities for adults to engage in literacy and numeracy learning, particularly for those in low-skilled employment Improve the quality and relevance of provision, including the ability to identify learner need and learning gain.

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  English + Barista From Canterbury College GET MORE INFORMATION Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 27 hours taught over 2 weeks Programme Length Course length: 2 weeks ­­­12 hours of learning the fundamental barista skills required to make coffee on a commercial espresso machine, including how to texture milk 15 hours of hospitality English, including CV preparation & mock job interviews and coffee history * Does not include self-practice on our machines Requirements A minimum English level of Pre-Intermediate/B1 (CEFR) is required to enrol in this course Course Overview: English + Barista Canterbury College’s English + Barista course will provide students with no prior experience the necessary technical skills and knowledge to be able to confidently prepare each type of espresso beverage. You will learn how to make eight different types of coffee.

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  Cultural Orientation Your Ultimate Guide To A Better Life In New Zealand GET MORE INFORMATION Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 10 sessions – 4 hours each Programme Length Course length: 10 weeks 40 hours in total Recommended For New kiwis Immigrants English learners with refugee background Course Overview: Cultural Orientation Let us assist you in overcoming everyday challenges in New Zealand and better prepare you in your journey of truly making New Zealand your home. We know that living in a new country can feel daunting. To overcome possible difficulties, learning about New Zealand’s cultural systems can increase understanding between people and provide invaluable knowledge to improve one’s opportunity, ability and level of comfort. For New Kiwis Why Cultural Orientation? This comprehensive cultural orientation course is designed for people from a migrant or refugee background. It delves into the heart of New Zealand’s culture, values and way of life. We provide our participants with essential in-depth cultural knowledge through classes to make the transition into studying, living and working in New Zealand as smooth as possible. We will also give you the tools to be able to independently explore and interact meaningfully with people in the local community. Get More Information Course: Cultural Orientation What You Will Learn MSD Services: benefits, employment Education: Pre-school, primary, secondary, tertiary Seeking Employment: CVs, Cover letters, interviews, applications Health: Overview of services, men’s and women’s health (taught separately) Housing: Services available Law: Police, community law Treaty of Waitangi/New Zealand history New Zealand Government and Christchurch City Council: Participate in New Zealand's democracy Christchurch social services: resettlement services Environmental protection: recycling, reducing carbon footprint

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  Digital Literacy From Canterbury College GET MORE INFORMATION Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 5 hours of tuition per week, split into 2 sessions of 2.5 hours Programme Length Course length: 20 weeks 100 hours in total Levels Three levels of skills provided: Beginner Intermediate Advanced Course Overview: Digital Literacy Many people have an overwhelming fear of all things digital. Unlike young people in New Zealand, many people from around the world, especially those from older generations, naturally reject computers and other electronic devices, and have little understanding of digital terminology. However, there is a lot of value in learning basic digital skills. Digital Literacy course at Canterbury College will allow you to feel comfortable while using your mobile phone and computer. You will learn how to use apps, shop online and stay connected with your family. Be A Part Of The Rapidly Changing World As It Goes Online

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  English For Construction From Canterbury College GET MORE INFORMATION JOIN A WAITING LIST Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 2 hours per student minimum per week Min 40 hours in total per week Programme Length To be discussed Course Content Customized English course based on your requirements Course Overview: English For Construction Let us develop and deliver a tailored course to address your business priorities and meet your employees’ literacy needs. Working in a new environment is often very difficult for migrants, especially if they do not possess strong English language skills or have a robust understanding of New Zealand workplace culture and the variety of cultures found in a multicultural workforce. Canterbury Culture has designed a programme that helps employers who have employees from a migrant or refugee background. We work closely with your company to design a personalised Workplace Literacy course that focuses on English language and New Zealand workplace culture to strengthen employer-employee relations, increase job satisfaction, and boost company productivity. Course: English For Construction What You Will Learn Communication Skills Understand workplace culture in a NZ context Learn company small talk Engage with co-workers and supervisors Express, convey and understand ideas and instructions Write emails and speak on the phone Express agreement or disagreement Develop decision making skills Develop reports, proposals, make recommendations/suggestions Prepare, manage, and participate in meetings Practise listening to monologues and conversations between native speakers Build confidence in using the English language Understand cultural differences among colleagues Also You Will Learn... English Language For Construction Learn industry related language and terminology Describe production processes and best workplace practices Address environmental considerations e.g., waste, packaging, water use, etc. Evaluate and summarise workplace data or text Conduct performance reviews Develop skills to comprehend and complete workplace forms and documentation Understand rules and regulations Learn language and terminology for workplace health, hygiene, and safety Manage stress

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  English For Manufacturing From Canterbury College GET MORE INFORMATION JOIN A WAITING LIST Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 2 hours per student minimum per week Min 40 hours in total per week Programme Length To be discussed Course Content Customized English course based on your requirements Course Overview: English For Manufacturing Let us develop and deliver a tailored course to address your business priorities and meet your employees’ literacy needs. Working in a new environment is often very difficult for migrants, especially if they do not possess strong English language skills or have a robust understanding of New Zealand workplace culture and the variety of cultures found in a multicultural workforce. Canterbury Culture has designed a programme that helps employers who have employees from a migrant or refugee background. We work closely with your company to design a personalised Workplace Literacy course that focuses on English language and New Zealand workplace culture to strengthen employer-employee relations, increase job satisfaction, and boost company productivity. Course: English For Manufacturing What You Will Learn Communication Skills Understand workplace culture in a NZ context Learn company small talk Engage with co-workers and supervisors Express, convey and understand ideas and instructions Write emails and speak on the phone Express agreement or disagreement Develop decision making skills Develop reports, proposals, make recommendations/suggestions Prepare, manage, and participate in meetings Practise listening to monologues and conversations between native speakers Build confidence in using the English language Understand cultural differences among colleagues Also You Will Learn... English Language For Manufacturing Learn industry related language and terminology Describe production processes and best workplace practices Address environmental considerations e.g., waste, packaging, water use, etc. Evaluate and summarise workplace data or text Conduct performance reviews Develop skills to comprehend and complete workplace forms and documentation Understand rules and regulations Learn language and terminology for workplace health, hygiene, and safety Manage stress

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  English For Farming From Canterbury College GET MORE INFORMATION JOIN A WAITING LIST Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study 2 hours per student minimum per week Min 40 hours in total per week Programme Length To be discussed Course Content Customized English course based on your requirements Course Overview: English For Farming Let us develop and deliver a tailored course to address your business priorities and meet your employees’ literacy needs. Working in a new environment is often very difficult for migrants, especially if they do not possess strong English language skills or have a robust understanding of New Zealand workplace culture and the variety of cultures found in a multicultural workforce. Canterbury Culture has designed a programme that helps employers who have employees from a migrant or refugee background. We work closely with your company to design a personalised Workplace Literacy course that focuses on English language and New Zealand workplace culture to strengthen employer-employee relations, increase job satisfaction, and boost company productivity. Course: English For Farming What You Will Learn Communication Skills Understand workplace culture in a NZ context Learn company small talk Engage with co-workers and supervisors Express, convey and understand ideas and instructions Write emails and speak on the phone Express agreement or disagreement Develop decision making skills Develop reports, proposals, make recommendations/suggestions Prepare, manage, and participate in meetings Practise listening to monologues and conversations between native speakers Build confidence in using the English language Understand cultural differences among colleagues Also You Will Learn... English Language For Farming Learn industry related language and terminology Describe production processes and best workplace practices Address environmental considerations e.g., waste, packaging, water use, etc. Evaluate and summarise workplace data or text Conduct performance reviews Develop skills to comprehend and complete workplace forms and documentation Understand rules and regulations Learn language and terminology for workplace health, hygiene, and safety Manage stress

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  Chinese Language + Culture CONTACT US Course Hours Course Hours: Part-time study Programme Length Course length: 10 weeks 30 hours in total: 15 hours Chinese language learning 15 hours learning Chinese culture Recommended For Those who wish to work with Chinese or visit China for travel or business Course Overview: Chinese + Culture Putonghua is spoken by roughly 20% of the world’s population and has fast become a major language in world affairs and business. Learning Chinese and Chinese culture is very useful for those who wish to work with Chinese or visit China for travel or business. Canterbury College’s Chinese course for beginners will provide students with the basics in Chinese language and culture. Chinese Language Why Study Chinese With Us? In this course the focus will be on equipping learners with a basic understanding of Mandarin and to be able to communicate verbally on daily living and familiar topics such as exchanging personal information, talking about daily arrangements and food, asking about price, introducing the city and weather, sharing interests, etc. Additionally, learners will be introduced to pinyin, the romanised system for transliterating Chinese. Selected topics and situations come from real-life scenarios and can be used for everyday communications. In additional to dialogues, the selection of reading material and practice activities will make the content as rich and varied as possible to stimulate learners’ interests. By the end of the course you’ll be able to use a range of expressions and phrases to initiate and respond to short, routine social interactions. No prior knowledge of the language or culture is required.