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M O N D a Y , J U N E 2 9 , 2 0 MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2020 2 careers 2020 Thinking about Applying for a student loan A STUDENT loan can pay the cost loan for course-related costs and living of your course fees, study materials (eg costs. books, computer, travel) and living costs, the next step but it does have to be paid back, unlike the When to apply: student allowance. TRANSITIONING from school • Apply as early as you can to help get to work or study can be an exciting To get a student loan, you need to meet your correct payments on time. You can and stressful time for students with the following criteria: apply even if you haven’t finalised where so many options — it can be hard or what you’re studying. to decide on the right path. The • Be a New Zealand citizen or a resident • You can apply up until the date your Gisborne Herald Careers Feature is in New Zealand and have been living course finishes but will only be paid from here to help, showcasing different in New Zealand for at least three years when you submit your application. career paths and offering insight while holding a residence class visa, into some of the options out there or be a refugee or protected person, How to apply: for school leavers. From hotel or be sponsored into New Zealand by management to a career in the Armed someone in your family who, at the time • Apply online if you’re studying for more Forces we talk to people about their you were sponsored, was a refugee or than one year. training experiences and feature a protected person. cross-section of career choices. • You must be studying an approved course When you apply, depending on your We talk to students at Gisborne’s run by an approved education provider circumstances, you can apply for: four main high schools about their (but you could be based overseas).Check decisions around subject choice and if your course is approved on the website • Compulsory course fees options for further education. There www.whichcoursewhere.govt.nz • Course-related costs are many career-focused programmes • If you are under 18, one of your parents • Living costs; being run at secondary schools in needs to give permission for you to get a To get your course-related costs, you Gisborne and each school has a loan. need to claim them in MyStudyLink different way of doing things. Schools once your student loan contract has been work closely with outside providers You are not entitled to a student loan if received. There is a one-off establishment like EIT and Turanga Ararau as well you are: fee of $60 which will be added to the as employers in the community who student loan balance as soon as any offer work placements. It’s a real joint • At secondary school payments are made. effort getting students on the career • Bankrupt path that suits them best. We hope • Behind on your student loan repayments What happens next: this feature provides some additional by $500 or more and overdue on help for students and their parents repaying any of this amount by a year or • A student loan contract is sent to you thinking about the next step. more. which needs to be returned to StudyLink • Studying for less than 32 weeks and your with any documents they have asked for. course has less than 0.25 equivalent full- Once StudyLink has everything they time student credits (EFTS). need, they will confirm enrolment details with the education provider closer to CREATING FUTURE CHECK OUT A student loan won’t pay for: the start of the course. You must be fully FEESFREE enrolled before this can be done. OPPORTUNITES • Your lump sum hostel or hall of STUDY* Reference: www.studylink.govt.nz/products/a-z- feesfree.g residence costs ovt.nz products/student-loan/index.html#null * conditions apply • Special charges, eg penalty fees for late enrolment • Administration charges for paying by instalments WHAT DOES YOUR FUTURE LOOK LIKE? • Optional service fees, eg student Making the right decision about what to study association fees can seem daunting. • Youth Guarantee programme or fees- At EIT, we’ve got lots of experience supporting free Level 1 and 2 qualification. If you’re students to make important decisions and over 18 and studying a Youth Guarantee pointing them in the right direction. programme or fees-free Level 1 or 2 Next year’s Expo dates: April 12-13, 2021 qualification, you can only get a student We oer exible study options including full-time, part-time and online. Study at our Tairāwhiti Campus or learn closer to home at one of our Regional Learning Centres so you can stay at home and have all the benets, such as Succeed support from family/whanau, keeping your part- time job and saving on accommodation costs. with Waikato EIT oers over 160 certicates, degrees and There has never been a better time to postgraduate programmes in a wide range of upskill, change career or study your passion. subjects. Contact us today to discuss your study options We also have Degree Scholarships available and achieve your goals. to Year 13 students applying for degree study which could give you TWO YEARS FREE study “My vision is to create kākahu that will help across a number of degree programmes!* tāngata feel proud of their culture and be excited to wear Te Ao Māori i te ao, i te pō” So why not get in touch. We can put you in Luke Moss contact with programme coordinators or arrange Founder and owner of Kultured Clothing an appointment with the careers counsellor Studying Māori and Indigenous Studies about career, training and education choices. 32752-01 eit.ac.nz | 0800 22 55 348 TE AHUNGA O TE AO * Conditions apply for scholarships and students must meet the programme entry criteria. WAIKATO.AC.NZ 32751-01 The Gisborne Herald • Monday, June 29, 2020 3 ‘Amazing’ achievement “It’s never too late to start. With an mechanised log processor. I think about education, you can do anything.” the first time I got in the machine, I just That’s the message forestry about died! I thought it was unachievable apprenticeship graduate Natasha to be operating such a huge machine, but Mankelow wants to share with anyone now it’s what I do daily.” considering learning a new skill or Natasha says combining study and entering a new industry. work was manageable, especially with Natasha recently completed her Competenz account manager Cliff Competenz forestry apprenticeship Stoddart checking in regularly, and an (Mechanised Processing), a learning in-house assessor to track her progress. journey she began when she was 37, and “The advantage of an apprenticeship is with three children in tow. She says what that you’re learning while you get real-life she has achieved over the past four years is experience. There were others in my crew “amazing”. who were also studying so that was good “I left school at 15 without any support. Cliff would always come up to see credits or NZQA units. So getting me wherever I was based and work around those during my apprenticeship was my hours — he was very flexible and made WOMEN’S WORK TOO: Since starting a forestry training apprenticeship Natasha a major achievement. I have learned sure I was achieving.” Mankelow hasn’t looked back. She wants to encourage more women into a career in forestry. Picture supplied and accomplished more doing an One thing Natasha stipulated when she apprenticeship than throughout my entire signed up to study was that Aaron, who is school education!” a course assessor, would never assess her Natasha’s decision to embark on an work. “I made sure I did everything for apprenticeship was driven by the need to myself and having an independent assessor provide a more secure financial future for was important to me.” her children. Natasha’s son Reon, 18, has followed “At the time, I had two children at in his parents’ footsteps and is now intermediate and one at primary school enrolled in a forestry apprenticeship. She and they were heavily involved in sport. says he is progressing well and is already Two incomes meant we could support accomplishing tasks usually done by older, them so they could pursue their education experienced men. and sporting endeavours. So I needed to Cliff says Natasha has succeeded with re-train in a new industry. the support of her family, crew, employer “I was fortunate enough to be offered and through her own commitment. a trial for a position by Stephen Dewes “She’s shown that apprenticeships are at Dewes Contractors. Following the trial not just for new entrants to the industry I successfully attained a position within — you can achieve at any stage of life,” Natasha Mankelow and her crew, from left, Hayden Grace, Johno Page, Rick the crew and company, which ultimately says Cliff. Wilson, Natasha Mankelow, Stephen Dewes and Shaun Smith. led to an apprenticeship with industry “She’s a proud mum and a very humble training organisation Competenz. There woman who turns up to work every day are no words to describe how grateful I am and does her job to the best of her ability. to Stephen for giving me the opportunity A true professional woman of forestry – a that kickstarted my career in the logging wāhine toa.” industry.” “It’s never too late to start learning,” Dewes Contractors operates a cable says Natasha. “Through my experiences yarder mechanised operation harvesting in the forestry industry which is male- forests inland from Tolaga Bay, for forestry dominant, women are proving they can be consultants PF Olsen.
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