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C ROW N
INSTITUTE OF STUDIES
AU C KL A ND • NE W Z E A L A N D
C ROW N
INSTITUTE OF STUDIES
AU C KL A ND • NE W Z E A L A N D
C ROW N
INSTITUTE OF STUDIES
AU C KL A ND • NE W Z E A L A N D
BUSINESS · TRAVEL & TOURISM ·
COMPUTING · HOSPITALITY · ENGLISH
2021 - 2022 Course Information Booklet
MESSAGE FROM OUR TEAM
Kia ora & very warm welcome to you. We are a team of
passionate and supportive industry experts that are here to
guide you through your journey towards a successful career
TABLE OF CONTENTS
in travel, tourism, hospitality, computing or business.
Whether you are here for an introductory short course,
certificate or diploma, we are here to support you every 04 WHY
CROWN? 20 CROWN SMALL BUSINESS
ENTREPRENEUR SCHEME
step of the way. Our professional and dedicated team
looks forward to meeting you. NEW ZEALAND
06 STUDENT SERVICES &
FEES FREE STUDY
24 CERTIFICATE IN
TOURISM (LEVEL 3)
07 CAMPUS FACILITIES,
ACTIVITIES & TRIPS
26 NEW ZEALAND
CERTIFICATE
IN TRAVEL (LEVEL 4)
08 EDUCATIONAL TRIPS
28 NEW ZEALAND
DIPLOMA IN TOURISM
& TRAVEL (LEVEL 5)
10
Dr. Josephine Do Puretu Puangi Matt Hunt INTERNSHIPS & REAL WORLD
32
Managing Director Head of Academic Literacy & Numeracy EXPERIENCE, STUDY & WORK NEW ZEALAND
Coordinator PROGRAMME CERTIFICATE IN FOOD
AND BEVERAGE (CAFÉ
& BAR) (LEVEL 3)
11
OUR
PARTNERS
34 NEW ZEALAND DIPLOMA IN
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
12 INDUSTRY (LEVEL 5)
TESTIMONIALS
Established in 1972, we provide training in
OUR VISION Tourism & Travel, Hospitality, Business,
Computing and English.
38 NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN COMPUTING (LEVEL 3)
13
To be the preferred tertiary
STUDENT & ALUMNI
provider that develops agile,
TESTIMONIALS
passionate and resilient Locally owned and proudly independent, we know New
industry professionals. Zealand and its people. We have strong connections
with many New Zealand’s leading organisations to ensure 42 ENGLISH PROGRAMMES/
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMMES
that our courses are relevant and up-to-date with industry
OUR MISSION needs. Our graduates are work-ready, and we help our
students to find their dream career through our network of
16 NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN BUSINESS (INTRODUCING
44
Unlocking potential through THE GREAT KIWI ENTREPRENEUR) STUDY & EXPERIENCE
employers. We provide small class sizes and personalised (LEVEL 3)
an inclusive, supportive / STUDY & INTERNSHIP
and respectful learning
welfare, career and internship services for our students. PROGRAMME
18
environment.
Study at Crown – your first step to a successful career. NEW ZEALAND CERTIFICATE
IN BUSINESS (SMALL BUSINESS,
ADMINISTRATION AND
TECHNOLOGY) (LEVEL 4) 46 OVERSEAS STUDY
PATHWAY
Why Crown?
Established in 1972, Crown is one of New Zealand’s longest
running tertiary institutions. Providing training in the fields
of Travel and Tourism, Hospitality, Computing, Business
02 We
Train.
Located in the heart of Auckland City, Crown is
a caring, student-focused tertiary institution.
and English.
We focus on providing industry relevant
We have been shaping and preparing our students for careers in
these exciting fields for over 40 years, and we are passionate and
Whakaako courses and getting students ready for work.
Tatou
knowledgeable in these areas. We maintain strong links with industry, We are passionate about holistic learning; this
which helps us to find suitable internships and work opportunities means that we want to develop you not only
for our students. We emphasise on education for employment; academically, but personally, so that you are
equipping students with industry related knowledge and transferable ready to contribute, excel and progress in your
skills that can be applied across their chosen pathways. new job immediately.
01 We
Care.
The team at Crown cares about each student
We
Connect.
We connect you with key figures in the industry that
who studies with us. Students have told us you are interested in; Crown has great connections
Hono
Crown is their “happy place”. We aim for that with premium quality, reputable industry partners.
Tiaki to be your experience too. Extra academic
support and pastoral care is readily available Throughout your course we will connect you with
Tatou
– we listen, we support, and we guide. some of these great partners – at onsite seminars,
Tatou We are all about education for employment,
on top of industry related training, we also
networking events, site visits, familiarisation tours
(famils), Real World Experience, and Work Placements.
emphasise on transferable skills that can
be used across students’ chosen career
pathways.
04 05
CAMPUS FACILITIES &
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
SERVICES
We have a multi-level campus with modern training facilities,
including:
HOTEL ROOM AIRLINE
& RECEPTION CABIN
The team at Crown takes pride in providing well-rounded support
and services to our students. We have a culturally diverse and
compassionate team that listens willingly. Be it academic
difficulties or problems with your personal life, we are here to assist TRAVEL AGENCY BAR & BARISTA
TRAINING CENTRE TRAINING AREA
you every step of the way in reaching your dream career.
KITCHEN CAFÉ &
FACILITIES RESTAURANT AREA
Our student support and services include:
OUTDOOR & INDOOR CULTURAL
STUDENT COMMON AREA PERFORMANCE &
SEMINAR AREA
Transportation to Subsidised food from Clothing for job Career advice &
and from campus via onsite cafe interview workshops
Crown AT HOP card*
CULTURE HUB CLASSROOMS
WITH COMPUTERS
Health & wellbeing Study & work programme Free borrowing of
support (Part-time / casual employment learning devices
while you study with us) (Chromebook)
ENTERTAINMENT COMPUTER LAB
CORNER
Entertainment Corner Fees Free and Support for Maori and Literacy & Numeracy Crown provides a fun and inclusive
(Netflix & Video StudyLink application Pacific learners support
games) support learning environment; our students
can partake in a variety of activities
such as sports day, cultural
FEES FREE STUDY
performances, festive celebrations
and many more. In addition, our
courses include many educational
All our courses are eligible for Fees Free study; please contact us to check your eligibility. trips and visits to tourist attractions,
museums and local businesses.
*Terms & Conditions apply
06 07
Educational “The trip was actually pretty good, learnt quite a lot about how farmers get
their work done and how the dogs assist them. The museum on the other
Trips
Crown is committed to connecting our students to hand allowed me to see how the kauri tree had come to be used for many
multiple industries in NZ during their learning journey. different things. Both of these activities/attractions helped me understand
how there are people out there doing different things, yet it can all be a part
We believe these educational trips assist students to
of and contribute to the tourism industry.”
gain a deeper understanding and capture the essence
of first-hand view of an organisation culture.
Siaana FAALAVAAU, New Zealand Diploma in Tourism and Travel (Level 5)
These experiences equip our students with new skills for group discussions and individual tasks
enhancing their performance and achievement in their classroom activities. Most importantly
Crown students develop a unique bond through mutual interests and shared memories and
experiences across campus.
“The trip to
Queenstown was an amazing
experience overall! Not only was the place
beautiful and the activities were so much fun but what I learnt
from the guest speakers was useful. In my personal opinion, these speakers added
on to my own belief that tourism really never dies! I always knew that tourism was going to
bounce back but hearing it from professionals in the tourism industry was a reassurance
that I never knew that I needed. I also learnt that there are people (particularly parents)
“I found the trip to be very educational. I have been reassured through all the that believe working in tourism is not a “real job” which i found very strange. I also learnt
talks and plans by business leaders that the industry will come back in one that there are so many different jobs in the tourism industry and that no matter what,
way or another. It was nice to see how beautiful New Zealand is, and experi- there is always a job in tourism that covers different sectors like marketing, sales and the
ence it in a way that not so many others do. Also to see all the options in the front of house jobs too. Overall, this trip not only reminded me of why I want to work in
industry that you have right now and in the future in our own country was tourism but also reminded me that a pandemic is not going to stop the tourism industry
really cool. Their tips on how to get jobs or internships were useful too. from producing more jobs.”
- Nicolette Winiata, New Zealand Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5) - Paige Vaipa, New Zealand Diploma in Tourism & Travel (Level 5)
08 09
INTERNSHIP & Our Partners
REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE
Internship or “Real World Experience” (RWE) is a core component of all our
courses. They play a crucial role in equipping students with the skills and
experiences required to find a job and excel in it. Crown works with numerous
local businesses, multinational corporations, tourism operators, travel agencies,
hotels, restaurants and cafés to ensure students are placed into organisations
that suit their character and needs. Organisations we work with have great staff
development and advancement opportunities, many of our students continue
to be employed by them upon completion of their studies.
STUDY & WORK
PROGRAMME
This is an optional service available to students studying
at Crown. Study & Work has been designed with the help of
employers, recruitment agents, school teachers and careers
advisors. With the Study & Work programme, you will learn
the skills needed by the companies who will hire you after
you graduate and gain invaluable practical experience and
earn money during your studies.
THE STUDY
• Free professional training in
employment skills and customer service
from Function Staff, our Study and Work
partners.
& WORK • Paid casual / part-time employment
with Function Staff during your course.
PROGRAMME • Free 1-1 CV preparation, career advice
and interview skills with Crown’s career
INCLUDES:
service team.
• A standard reference will be included at
the end of your program upon request.
10 11
Industry
Testimonials My time at Crown was great, it has helped me to realise my passion for the hospitality industry.
In October 2020, Crown placed me at The Northern club for 60 hours of internship, which was a
“IDNZ have taken in many Crown students as interns with wonderful requirement to pass the course, upon completion the manager, Jerry, was so impressed with my work
results; we give lectures on our industry to them and have a very close that he offered me a job at the beginning of 2021. Although it was stressful at times having so many
and successful working relationship resulting in great opportunities for assignments due, but I managed to pull through and finish them all. I wouldn't be able to achieve this
employment and real tangible positives for the students. Moving forward, we without the support of my tutors. Crown tutors were incredibly supportive, they provided ample support
and were with me till the last day of the course. Thanks to the support of my tutors, family and my
will continue to work closely with Crown and their students. ” friends I was able to present my grades to my family on Christmas day and I can't thank them enough
for what they did. Now I am working at The Northern club as a casual employee, aiming to
Debbie Summers, IDNZ gain full time employment there.
Chairman NZ Cruise Association | Vice Chair TWLGO
Jesse Harfield, Wait Staff, The Northern Club
"Crown Institute of Studies are forward-thinking industry leaders
and we’re proud to partner with them to develop future talent. “The tutors at Crown were really supportive, I gained When I joined Crown Institute of Studies, I
Their students engage with industry on a regular basis bridging insights about cruise, flight attending and knowledge was unsure about my future plans. I was
anxious about the challenges of the industry
theory with practical learning, delivering quality and relevance of the tourism and travel industry, most importantly, and whether I had made the right choice.
to their students professional development in today’s changing I acquired customer services skills which can be But thanks to Crown for making the best
market. applied to many industries.” effort to provide great facilities for students
which gave me an opportunity to excel in
my area of interest. Crown has been a very
iFLY Indoor Skydiving is a global business launching its first JP MacPherson, Operations wonderful and fun place for me, where I
have gained a lot of practical knowledge
NZ operation in 2018 and immediately challenged as a global Supervisor, AJ Hackett Bungy
about Travel and Tourism, Hospitality and
company requiring regional autonomy to deliver success in a Accommodation. The tutors have always
been there for us whenever we needed their
highly competitive and unique market. It has been extremely I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Crown, the curriculum support or extension on our assessments.
rewarding working with Crown Institute of Studies sharing covered everything I needed to prepare me for a fantastic Crown Institute of Studies has given me
a positive outlook and a high level of
the iFLY journey with students developing careers within our job in the travel industry.
confidence working in the Industry. I have
industry." Crown has warm and welcoming tutors who helped me been offered a job by Auckland City Hotel
and I feel proud to put my knowledge and
into a job straight after study. To this day I still recommend experience to action. I'm thankful to Crown
Matt Wong, Managing Director Crown to friends and colleagues looking to study Travel & and the tutors for preparing me to face the
Tourism. corporate world.
iFLY Queenstown
Grace Lataimoega,
Rhiannon Williams, Digital & Marketing
Housekeeping Staff,
Coordinator, The Walshe Group Auckland City Hotel
I have been working with Crown for the last two years,
as a partner for developing unique programmes
for their students and a sounding board with other
industry leaders. Crown understands that the industry
must have input into the training programmes so their Studying at Crown improved my presenting skills as well as writing skills. In terms of work, I told my
supervisor I was studying food and beverage and would gain my LCQ which helped me getting hired.
students have practical value to their future employers. Everyone at Crown is very helpful, and the course layout and time allowed to complete assignments was
This is one strength that Crown has benefiting both very good. Teachers helped students with all different abilities to achieve to their best standards, through
students and employers. different teaching methods. The trips were a highlight, to the winery for food and beverage course for
example.
Troy Clarry, Managing Director
Katalyma Hotels & Hospitality Rachel Anderson, Senior front of house and shift leader,
Lone Star Restaurant
12 13
Business
LEVEL New Zealand
03 Certificate in Business
(Introducing the Great Kiwi Entrepreneur)
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
18
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 27 AUG 2021 8 FEB 2022 - 8 JUL 2022
19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 1 OCT 2021 14 MAR 2022 - 26 AUG 2022
The upcoming 8 JUN 2021 - 19 NOV 2021 2 MAY 2022 - 30 SEP 2022 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
9AM — 2:30PM | MONDAY — THURSDAY
LENGTH intake dates are: 26 JUL 2021 - 24 DEC 2021 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS
Class times are subject to change under the 30 AUG 2021 - 11 MAR 2022
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies. 18 OCT 2021 - 14 APR 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
Do you like the idea of making a difference in the world through business?
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
This course provides an overview of You will also learn about the laws
• You must be at least 16 years old when • You must be at least 18 years old when
small business in New Zealand and governing small business in New Zealand. you start this course. you start the course
will teach you how to identify business Small businesses make up around 97%
• You also need to demonstrate that you • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.0 with no
opportunities, assess a business’s of all businesses in New Zealand and have the literacy and numeracy to band lower than 5.0 (or NZQA approved
viability, prepare a business plan and employ around 30% of the working complete this course. equivalent)
work with others to maximise a business’s population. Enrol today and start working
• 3 years of secondary school or equivalent
potential. towards your dream! work experience
The course
CUSTOMER
consists of SERVICES
4 modules, OFFICER
Business Opportunities
which cover: in New Zealand Business CAREER OPTIONS
Communication
and Problem SMALL
Solving BUSINESS
OWNER/ SECOND-IN-
OPERATOR CHARGE (2IC)
OF A SMALL
BUSINESS
Small Business
Professionalism,
Legal and Ethical
Small Business Students who successfully complete this course may
Planning FURTHER STUDY
Requirements wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
Students are assessed through a mixture of written assessments, New Zealand New Zealand
presentations and practical role plays. Certificate in Certificate in
Travel (Level 4) Business (Level 4)
16 17
LEVEL New Zealand
04 Certificate in Business
New Zealand Certificate in Business (Small Business)
New Zealand Certificate in Business (Administration & Technology)
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
40
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 11 MAR 2022 8 FEB 2022 - 23 DEC 2022
19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 14 APR 2022 14 MAR 2022 - 3 MAR 2023
The upcoming 8 JUN 2021 - 3 JUN 2022 2 MAY 2022 - 6 APR 2023 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
9AM — 2:30PM | MONDAY — THURSDAY
LENGTH intake dates are: 26 JUL 2021 - 8 JUL 2022 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS
Class times are subject to change under the 30 AUG 2021 - 26 AUG 2022
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies.
18 OCT 2021 - 30 SEP 2022
SUMMER BREAK
217 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
Have a great business idea but aren’t quite sure how to turn it into reality?
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
This programme is designed for people with minimal or no Graduates of this programme will be able to develop a
prior experience in Business. The programme include two business plan for a small business, manage operations for • Age: You must be aged 16 age or older • You must be at least 18 years old when
qualifications at Level 4 of the NZQF (Small Business and the a small business and manage staff and human resource at course start the course. you start the course
Administration and Technology). processes for a small business.
• Completed New Zealand Year 12 • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.5 with no
The aim of this programme is to provide graduates with In addition, graduates will have the skills, knowledge and
(NCEA Level 2) or New Zealand Certificate in band lower than 5.0 (or NZQA approved
business, administration and technology skills, knowledge and capabilities to provide administrative services using business
Business (Level 3) or equivalent equivalent)
capabilities to start / operate a small business as well as work technology, applications and systems, in accordance with the
within existing small businesses. requirements of a small business entity. • Special circumstances at the discretion of • 3 years of secondary school or equivalent
department head work experience
complete this course.
The course
consists of
8 modules,
which cover:
OFFICE
ADMINISTRATOR
New Zealand Business Market Analysis and Customer Service and Building the Right Team
Environment and Legal Strategy Planning Marketing Strategy and Organisational
Requirements Resources CAREER OPTIONS
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
Financial Management Business Financial Human Resource Small Business
and Continuity Planning Administration and Operations and Continuity Planning
Management Management Students who successfully complete this course may
FURTHER STUDY
wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
Students are assessed through a mixture of written assessments, presentations and practical role plays.
New Zealand New Zealand Diploma
CROWN SMALL BUSINESS ENTREPRENEUR SCHEME (CSBES)* Diploma in in Hospitality
Tourism & Management
Students graduating from this course are eligible to apply for the “Crown Small Business (Level 5)
Travel (Level 5)
Entrepreneur Scheme”, where students will have a chance to receive a seed fund of up to
NZ$20,000 to start their own business. For details of the CSBES, please refer to page 20.
18 19Crown Small Business 04 Seed Fund Only those Business Plans deemed feasible by the
scheme committee will receive the seed fund.
CSBES
Entrepreneur Scheme
The seed fund provided by CIS is considered as an investment, CIS will be
a shareholder of start-ups funded by the scheme under the following conditions:
• A seed fund of up to NZ $20,000 • CIS is eligible to receive up to 150%
will be provided. of the seed fund, after the threshold
• CIS will not be the majority share is reached, CIS will cease to receive
01 Background Crown Institute of Studies has always emphasised
providing practical vocational knowledge and
holder under any circumstances.
• The seed fund will equate to a
any further share dividends from
the business and will no longer be
considered as shareholder of the
In the past decade, due to skills. To extend this further, we have launched maximum of 20% share. business.
technological advancements the “Crown Small Business Entrepreneur Scheme”. • CIS will not expect to receive any • If the business is not making any
and the ever-changing economy, Through a series of seminars, workshops and share dividends in the first 12 profit or goes into closure, the seed
education policy makers have months of the start-up. fund does not need to be returned.
activities, the scheme will provide eligible students
realised that we now live in a world with entrepreneurial ambition the opportunity • After the first 12 months, if the
that places more emphasis on to acquire practical skills and access a seed business is profitable, CIS will start While CIS does not aim to
skills such as creativity, innovation, fund that will empower them to be successful to receive its share dividends from generate profit from the scheme,
leadership, communication in the current and future market. the business, which is a maximum it is important for the seed fund
and problem-solving. of 20% of the profit. to be self-sustainable.
02 Aims
Grounded in vocational training that emphasises both theoretical
and practical aspects, as well as sharing from professionals with 05 Scheme Committee The Scheme Committee will
include the following members:
relevant hands-on experience, the project aims to:
Mr. Kin Cheung Mr. Troy Huston
SEED FUND
Enhance students’ Provide students the opportunity Offer students the chance LEADER
Communications Manager, MEMBER Director,
Crown Institute of Studies Function Staff
knowledge and to acquire practical knowledge and seed fund to enhance and
understanding and skills that will better equip realise their own business plans Ms. Denise Harrison
of current them for employment or and gain first-hand experience COMMITTEE Business Tutor of Crown
Institute of Studies MEMBER Partner, Commercial,
markets business ventures of entrepreneurship. SECRETARY BNZ Business Banking
Mr. Logan Granger Mr. Donald Reid
CHAIRPERSON Owner, MEMBER Founder,
03 Scheme Details The scheme will involve Johnston Associates Funding Partners Limited
the following:
06 Business Plans
In Crown’s New Zealand Certificate in Business The business plan needs to
(Small Business and Administration and Workshops and sharing by state clearly the following:
Technology Strands) (Level 4), students are professionals to reveal the
required to complete a business plan as one key concepts, know-hows;
financial knowledge and VENDORS INITIAL
of their assignments, those with potential will ARRANGEMENT MARKETING &
TYPE OF MISSION TARGET POINT OF AND EXECUTION
essential skills of refining OF HUMAN PROMOTIONS
PLAN
BUDGET
be recommended to the scheme’s committee. the business plan.
BUSINESS AND VISION MARKET DIFFERENCE
RESOURCES
SUPPLIES
PLAN ALLOCATION
REQUIRED
Ones that are deemed to be feasible by the
committee will be invited to join the scheme.
Selected students
07 Eligibility
will have 4 weeks To be eligible for the scheme, participants
to complete their must meet the below criteria:
Business plans that are
business plans.
accepted by the scheme
committee will receive The scheme will be available to • Students can apply for the scheme within
a seed fund of up to NZ students that have successfully
$20,000, along with a The completed business 6 months of their course completion.
plans will be reviewed by If necessary, consultation completed and obtained the New
training workshop and
the scheme committee sessions will be provided Zealand Certificate in Business • Application is open throughout the year.
basic administrative
comprised of experienced to assist students in (Small Business and Administration
support to initiate
professionals from various completing their • A maximum of 2 business plans will be
their businesses. and Technology Strands) (Level 4)
backgrounds in Business, business plans. funded per calendar year.
at CIS.
Hospitality and Education.
20 21Tourism & Travel
LEVEL New Zealand
03 Certificate in Tourism
(Tourism & Travel)
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
20
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 27 AUG 2021 8 FEB 2022 - 8 JUL 2022
19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 1 OCT 2021 14 MAR 2022 - 26 AUG 2022
The upcoming 8 JUN 2021 - 19 NOV 2021 2 MAY 2022 - 30 SEP 2022 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
9AM — 1:30PM | MONDAY — FRIDAY
LENGTH intake dates are: 26 JUL 2021 - 24 DEC 2021 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS Class times are subject to change under the 30 AUG 2021 - 11 MAR 2022
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies. 18 OCT 2021 - 14 APR 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
Want a job that lets you travel around the world, and meet exciting new people? Maybe
help someone plan their holiday of a lifetime? Come and study Tourism at Crown! ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Want a job that lets you travel around the world, and and the Sky Tower. In addition, seminars by industry • You must be aged 16 years or older when • You must be aged 18 years or older when
meet exciting new people? Maybe help someone leaders and educational trips to popular tourist you start the course. you start the course.
plan their holiday of a lifetime? Come and study destinations will provide exposure to the industry.
• NCEA Level 2 or Special circumstances, • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.0 with no
Tourism at Crown! This entry-level course is designed These will all contribute to 30 hours of ‘Real World at the discretion of the Academic Head. band lower than 5.0 (or NZQA approved
for students with minimal or no prior experience in the Experience’, a core part of the course that all students You will need to demonstrate excellent results equivalent)
industry. It gives you an overview of the knowledge need to complete in order to graduate. in a similar subject, or practical experience
that is relevant to Travel and Tourism. • 3 years of secondary school or equivalent
and skills required to work in this field. work experience
This course will give you relevant knowledge and
• You also need to demonstrate that you
The class visits hotels and tourist attractions such prepare you for employment upon graduation. have the literacy and numeracy to
as Kelly Tarltons, Auckland War Memorial Museum, complete this course.
The course FRONT DESK
CUSTOMER SERVICES
consists of ADMINISTRATOR
OFFICER
4 modules, CAREER OPTIONS
which cover:
Workplace practices Customer service and New Zealand’s world- New Zealand
(Team work, time communication class Tourism industry Tourism
management and destinations AIRPORT
legislation) GUEST
CHECK-IN
SERVICES
AGENT FLIGHT ATTENDANT
AGENT
This course also covers 30 hours of real world experience
Students are assessed through a mixture of written assessments,
presentations and practical role plays.
Students who successfully complete this course may
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AVAILABLE (OPTIONAL): FURTHER STUDY
wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
• Pure New Zealand Specialist Certificate • Hong Kong Specialist Certificate
• Crown Certificate in Cabin Crew • Tiare Tahiti Specialist Certificate New Zealand Certificate
New Zealand in Business (Level 4)
• Blue Lagoon Cruises Certificate • Pierre & Vacances Expert in Mountains Certificate in (Small Business and
• Hawaii Tourism Certificate in France Diploma Travel (Level 4) Administration &
Technology)
• Online Travel Training (OTT) courses
24 25LEVEL New Zealand
04 Certificate in Travel
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
20
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 27 AUG 2021 8 FEB 2022 - 8 JUL 2022
19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 1 OCT 2021 14 MAR 2022 - 26 AUG 2022
The upcoming 8 JUN 2021 - 19 NOV 2021 2 MAY 2022 - 30 SEP 2022 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
9AM — 1:30PM | MONDAY — FRIDAY
LENGTH intake dates are: 26 JUL 2021 - 24 DEC 2021 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS Class times are subject to change under the 30 AUG 2021 - 11 MAR 2022
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies. 18 OCT 2021 - 14 APR 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
This programme is designed to give airline terminology. You will also visit
you working knowledge of the travel tourist operations such as Auckland ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
industry. Graduates will have the skills International airport, Maritime museum
• Age: You must be aged 16 years or older • You must be aged 18 years or older when
and experience to get a job and start and cruise ship facilities. when you start the course. you start the course.
contributing immediately to their
organisation. The combination of theory, site visits and • Tourism Level 3 or NCEA Level 3 • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.5 with no
‘Real World Experience’, where you spend (if Travel or Tourism were included in band lower than 5.0 (or NZQA approved
your subjects) or special circumstances,
You will learn the fundamentals of time observing travel, tourism or hotel at the discretion of the Academic Head.
equivalent)
Amadeus, a software that is widely used operations gives you both theoretical You will need to demonstrate excellent
• 3 years of secondary school or equivalent
results in a similar subject, or practical
in the industry, and VTO back office knowledge and practical experience so experience that is relevant to Travel work experience
accounting profile software. The course that you are ready to start your dream and Tourism.
covers selling and marketing skills, job upon graduation.
• You also need to demonstrate that you have
customer service, world geography & the literacy and numeracy to complete this
course.
EVENTS
The course COORDINATOR
consists of
4 modules, CAREER OPTIONS
which cover:
JUNIOR
Travel operations Workplace practices International Customer AIRLINE TRAVEL
Airline services and including Legal tourism, geography services CONSULTANT
REPRESENTATIVE
booking software requirements and cruising including STA TOUR
selling skills RESERVATION
GUIDES CONSULTANT
Students are assessed through a mixture of written assessments,
presentations and practical role plays.
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AVAILABLE (OPTIONAL):
Students who successfully complete this course may
FURTHER STUDY
• Crown Certificate in Cabin Crew • Hong Kong Specialist Certificate
wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
• Pure New Zealand Specialist Certificate • Tiare Tahiti Specialist Certificate
• Contiki Certificate • Pierre & Vacances Expert in Mountains New Zealand New Zealand Diploma
New Zealand Certificate
• Blue Lagoon Cruises Certificate in France Diploma Diploma in in Business (Level 4) in Hospitality
• Hawaii Tourism Certificate • Online Travel Training (OTT) courses Tourism & Travel (Small Business and Administration Management
(Level 5) & Technology) (Level 5)
26 27LEVEL New Zealand Diploma
05 in Travel and Tourism
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
40
30 HOURS PER WEEK
HOLIDAY BREAKS
15 MAR 2021 - 11 MAR 2022 8 FEB 2022 - 23 DEC 2022
Intakes are 19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 14 APR 2022 14 MAR 2022 - 3 MAR 2023
9AM — 4:30PM | MONDAY — THURSDAY
every 5 weeks. 8 JUN 2021 - 3 JUN 2022 2 MAY 2022 - 6 APR 2023 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
The upcoming
LENGTH FRIDAY : DIRECTED SELF-STUDY AND WORK EXPERIENCE
26 JUL 2021 - 8 JUL 2022 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS intake dates are: 30 AUG 2021 - 26 AUG 2022
Class times are subject to change under the
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies. 18 OCT 2021 - 30 SEP 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
This diploma-level course provides a broad overview of the NZ Tourism
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Industry, with emphasis placed on developing strong business management
and communication skills for future leaders of the industry. Graduates will • Travel Level 4 or NCEA Level 3, (if you have
12 months or more work experience in a
• You must be aged 18 years or older
when you start the course.
have excellent knowledge of industry operations, be able to spot trends Travel or Tourism business) or special
circumstances, at the discretion of the • IELTS (Academic) 5.5 with no band lower
and understand market changes in the Tourism and Travel industry. Academic Head. You will need to than 5.0 (or NZQA approved equivalent)
demonstrate excellent results is a similar
subject, or practical experience that is • 4 years of secondary school or equivalent
relevant to Travel and Tourism. work experience
• You also need to demonstrate that you have
the literacy and numeracy to complete this
course.
The course
Effective Workplace NZ Tourism Sector: Trends in the
consists of Communication in Management and Region-by-Region International
8 modules, Travel and Tourism Personal Work Ethics Tourism
Environment
which cover: TOURISM
OPERATIONS
CAREER OPTIONS ADVISORS
Finance and Business Systems Commercial Tourism Venture
Budgeting Development Aviation Improvements MARKETING BUSINESS
TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT PROMOTION
Students are assessed by a combination of written work (such as research assessments and case studies) COORDINATORS
ADVISORS ROLES
and presentations, with regular seminars and visits to hotels and tourism operators within the North Island
to observe their operations. In addition, a 60-hour internship is included in the course, it will equip you with
practical experience and may lead to future employment in the industry.
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AVAILABLE (OPTIONAL): FURTHER STUDY
• Crown Certificate in Cabin Crew • Hong Kong Specialist Certificate
Students with this qualification may be eligible to continue their studies at Bachelor
• Blue Lagoon Cruises Certificate • Tiare Tahiti Specialist Certificate
level. You may be able to cross-credit your studies, at the discretion of the tertiary
• Pure New Zealand Specialist Certificate • Pierre & Vacances Expert in Mountains in education provider.
• Hawaii Tourism Certificate France Diploma
• Online Travel Training (OTT) courses
28 29Hospitality
LEVEL New Zealand Certificate
03 in Food and Beverage
(Café and Bar)
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
20
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 27 AUG 2021 8 FEB 2022 - 8 JUL 2022
19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 1 OCT 2021 14 MAR 2022 - 26 AUG 2022
The upcoming 8 JUN 2021 - 19 NOV 2021 2 MAY 2022 - 30 SEP 2022 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
9AM — 2:30PM | MONDAY — THURSDAY
LENGTH intake dates are: 26 JUL 2021 - 24 DEC 2021 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS Class times are subject to change under the 30 AUG 2021 - 11 MAR 2022
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies. 18 OCT 2021 - 14 APR 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
Come and join New Zealand’s booming hospitality industry!
This course will give you the skills to hit the ground running.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Come and join New Zealand’s hospitality industry! This This programme is designed for people looking to enter the
course will give you the skills to hit the ground running. You hospitality industry with no prior knowledge or experience. We • Age: You must be aged 16 years or older • You must be aged 18 years or older when
will learn practical skills such as making coffee and cocktails, take class trips to restaurants, hotels and food festivals to see when you start the course. Note: Some you start the course.
gain knowledge about food safety, wine and beer (with an new trends in the industry. activities in this course may include alcohol.
If you are under the age of 18, you will need • IELTS 5.0 (General or Academic) with no band
emphasis on New Zealand wines). We will also cover the
You will need to complete an internship of 40 hours during this to provide parental or caregiver permission to lower than 5.0 (or NZQA approved
legislation that will be applicable to you in hospitality, and equivalent).
course, we can help you organise this through our strong links participate in these activities'.
the health and safety aspects that are crucial to working
to the industry.
effectively and without injury. You will complete the license • NCEA Level 2 or special circumstances, • 3 years of secondary school or equivalent
controller qualification (LCQ), which enables you to work as a at the discretion of the Academic Head. work experience.
manager in any businesses that sells alcohol. You will need to demonstrate excellent results
is a similar subject, or practical experience
that is relevant to Hospitality.
• You also need to demonstrate that you
have the literacy and numeracy to
complete this course.
Food Safety, Customer Service, Legislation; standard BARISTA
The course Health and Safety CV and
interview skills
operating procedures
CAREER OPTIONS
consists of
5 modules,
which cover:
BARTENDER CAFÉ WAITER / FOOD
WORKER AND BEVERAGE
ATTENDANT
Barista Wine, beer, spirits and
and cocktails.
Café service
Assessment is done through a combination of written and practical tasks,
Students who successfully complete this course may
such as coffee making, serving tables and making cocktails. FURTHER STUDY
wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AVAILABLE
New Zealand Certificate
• Licence Controller Qualification in Business (Level 4)
New Zealand Certificate
in Travel (Level 4) (Small Business and Administration
& Technology)
32 33LEVEL New Zealand Diploma
05 in Hospitality Management
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
40
30 HOURS PER WEEK
HOLIDAY BREAKS
15 MAR 2021 - 11 MAR 2022 8 FEB 2022 - 23 DEC 2022
The upcoming 19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 14 APR 2022 14 MAR 2022 - 3 MAR 2023
9AM — 4:30PM | MONDAY — THURSDAY
intake dates are: 8 JUN 2021 - 3 JUN 2022 2 MAY 2022 - 6 APR 2023 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
LENGTH FRIDAY : DIRECTED SELF-STUDY AND WORK EXPERIENCE
26 JUL 2021 - 8 JUL 2022 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS Class times are subject to change under the
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies.
30 AUG 2021 - 26 AUG 2022
18 OCT 2021 - 30 SEP 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
This course builds upon your existing skills and knowledge
in hospitality and helps you to ‘think like a manager’.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
This course builds upon your existing skills and to adapt your business as the market changes.
• You must be at least 17 years old when you • You must be aged 18 years or older when
knowledge in hospitality and helps you to ‘think like Assessment is through written case studies, industry start the course. Note: Some activities in you start the course.
a manager’. People are at the heart of the Hospitality research, presentations and Q&A sessions with the this course may include alcohol. If you are
industry, and you will learn not only how to manage tutor. In addition, you will be required to do a 60 hour under the age of 18, you will need to provide • IELTS (Academic) 5.5 with no band lower
staff, but also how to provide amazing experiences internship where you will work with other staff. You will parental or caregiver permission to than 5.0 (or NZQA approved equivalent).
for your guests. You will learn the legal and financial also visit hotels and restaurants to see theory put into participate in these activities.
• 4 years of secondary school or equivalent
framework that governs the industry, and how practice.
• Advanced Food & Beverage Level 4 work experience.
or NCEA Level 3, (if you have 12 months
or more work experience in a Hospitality
business) or special circumstances, at
the discretion of the Academic Head.
You will need to demonstrate excellent
results is a similar subject, or practical
experience that is relevant to Hospitality.
The course Facilities Compliance Customer • You also need to demonstrate that you have
consists of and Revenue and Legal Leadership
Service
the literacy and numeracy to complete this DUTY MANAGER
Management Requirements FACILITIES
8 modules, course. MANAGEMENT
which cover: ASSISTANT
CAREER OPTIONS
With relevant experience,
this qualification enables HOTEL SHIFT HUMAN
Human Market Supervision in Food Supervision in ASSISTANT
students to work as a: SUPERVISOR RESOURCES
Resources Variability and Beverage Accommodation MANAGER
COORDINATOR
Students are assessed through a combination of written assessments,
case studies and practical assessments.
FURTHER STUDY
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AVAILABLE
Students with this qualification may be eligible to continue their studies at Bachelor
level. You may be able to cross-credit your studies, at the discretion of the tertiary
education provider.
• Licence Controller Qualification
34 35Computing & Digital Technology
LEVEL NEW ZEALAND
03 CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTING
2021 COURSES DATE 2022 COURSES DATE
18
HOLIDAY BREAKS
20 HOURS PER WEEK
15 MAR 2021 - 11 MAR 2022 8 FEB 2022 - 23 DEC 2022
The upcoming 19 APR 2021 - 30 APR 2021
COURSE
3 MAY 2021 - 14 APR 2022 14 MAR 2022 - 3 MAR 2023
intake dates are: 8 JUN 2021 - 3 JUN 2022 2 MAY 2022 - 6 APR 2023 12 JUL 2021 - 23 JUL 2021
MONDAY — THURSDAY: 9AM-2:30PM
LENGTH 26 JUL 2021 - 8 JUL 2022 4 OCT 2021 - 15 OCT 2021
WEEKS Class times are subject to change under the
discretion of Crown Institute of Studies.
30 AUG 2021 - 26 AUG 2022
18 OCT 2021 - 30 SEP 2022
SUMMER BREAK
27 DEC 2021 - 7 FEB 2022
Become a master of digital technology at a variety of devices and applications, and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Crown! This exciting and practical course how to produce professional documents.
covers a range of digital technology We also teach you professional • You must be at least 16 years old when you • You must be aged 18 years or older when
start the course. you start the course.
concepts, and shows you how to fully practice, such as communication,
utilise software such as word processing, team work, interpersonal skills and • Demonstrate basic skills in Computing (NZ • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.0 with no band
spreadsheets, presentations, databases, ethical considerations. These skills are Certificate in Computing Level 2 or lower
equivalent skills and knowledge) than 5.0 (or NZQA approved equivalent).
image editing and project and financial highly transferable and sought after by
management tools. You will learn to use employers in a range of industries. • You also need to demonstrate that you have • 3 years of secondary school or agree
the literacy and numeracy to complete this equivalent.
course.
BUSINESS
OPERATION
The course ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT
consists of ASSISTANT
4 modules,
CAREER OPTIONS
which cover:
With relevant experience,
this qualification enables INFORMATION
Working with Digital Managing Projects for students to work as a: SYSTEMS
SALES OPERATOR
Tools Digital Outcomes ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL
ADMINISTRATION
Students who successfully complete this course may
FURTHER STUDY
wish to continue their studies in any of the following:
Communicating in Working
Digital World with Digital
Applications New Zealand New Zealand Certificate
New Zealand
Certificate in in Business (Level 4)
Certificate in
(Small Business and Administration
Travel (Level 4) Business(Level 3)
& Technology)
38 39English & Internship Programmes
ENGLISH COURSES CROWN INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMME
• ON YOUR FIRST DAY YOU WILL BE INTERVIEWED, • THERE ARE FORTNIGHTLY TESTS AND MONTHLY
TESTED AND PLACED AT THE RIGHT LEVEL. PROGRESS REPORTS.
• ON THE SAME DAY YOU WILL ALSO HAVE AN • ENGLISH COURSES ARE APPROVED BY THE NEW
ORIENTATION SESSION AS WELL AS MEET YOUR
COUNSELLOR.
ZEALAND QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY.
PROGRAMME 30- 42 25 HOURS PER WEEK
LENGTH MONDAY — FRIDAY: 9AM-3:30PM
• AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS AROUND 11-13 STUDENTS
AND MINIMUM AGE 18 YEARS OLD.
WEEKS
INTAKES: 1ST OR 3RD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH
CLASSES INTERNSHIP
This programme is of great benefit to international students’
career prospects. As they immerse themselves in Crown’s
vibrant culture, their command of the English language
improves exponentially. The internships provide valuable
FRIDAY AFTERNOON work experience and experiential knowledge of New Zealand’s
MORNING CLASSES AFTERNOON CLASSES
OPTIONS 15-30 HOURS PER WEEK
GENERAL
industry, and our multifaceted culture.
(HOURS VARY AND MAY INCLUDE NIGHTS
ENGLISH FROM 9AM - 12:15PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
FROM 1:30PM - 3:30PM
MONDAY TO THURSDAY FROM 1:30PM - 3:30PM AND WEEKENDS DEPENDING ON THE
At successful completion of the programme students are
INTERNSHIP PROVIDER)
awarded a Crown Certificate of Completion, and a Reference
Letter from the Internship Provider.
9:00 AM - 9:55AM LUNCH BREAK
CLASS INTERNATIONAL • 18 years of age at course start date
ENTRY
10:10 AM - 11:05 AM 1:30 PM - 2:25 PM • IELTS (General or Academic) 4.0 or TOEIC 405 or equivalent OR take a short Crown
TIMETABLE
REQUIREMENTS test and online interview to verify a suitable level of English
11:20 AM - 12:15 PM 2:35 PM - 3:30PM
ADACEMIC ENGLISH STUDY OPTIONS
CAMBRIDGE FCE & CAE
BUSINESS ENGLISH
PREPARATION CLASSES
IELTS TOEIC 30 WEEKS OPTION 40 WEEKS OPTION
• 12 WEEKS ENGLISH • 24 WEEKS ENGLISH
FROM 9AM - 12:15PM FROM 1:30 PM - 3:30PM FROM 9AM - 3:30PM FROM 1:00 PM - 3:30PM
MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO THURSDAY MONDAY TO THURSDAY MONDAY TO THURSDAY • 12 WEEKS VOCATIONAL STUDIES IN EITHER BUSINESS, • 12 WEEKS VOCATIONAL STUDIES IN EITHER BUSINESS,
(WITH A PRACTICE TEST ON FRIDAY) (WITH A PRACTICE TEST ON FRIDAY)
HOSPITALITY, OR TRAVEL & TOURISM HOSPITALITY, OR TRAVEL & TOURISM
• 6 WEEKS UNPAID INTERNSHIP • 6 WEEKS UNPAID INTERNSHIP
PRE-ACADEMIC COURSE FOR INTERMEDIATE LEVEL STUDENTS WITH PLANS TO STUDY
GET READY COURSE
AN ACADEMIC OPTION IN THE NEAR FUTURE
42 43STUDY AND EXPERIENCE STUDY AND INTERNSHIP
PROGRAMME PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
LENGTH
2-6 MONDAY — WEDNESDAY: 9AM-3:30PM
THURSDAY : 9AM - 12PM
PROGRAMME
LENGTH
4-12 MONDAY — WEDNESDAY: 9AM-3:30PM
THURSDAY : 9AM - 12PM
WEEKS WEEKS
INTAKES: 1ST OR 3RD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH INTAKES: 1ST OR 3RD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH
This programme provides both classroom
EXPERIENTIAL INTERNSHIP
This programme will broaden students’
and experiential learning. Students will horizons through a combination of classroom
be able to improve their English and and experiential learning. Students of this
LEARNING*
vocational knowledge and also have the programme will be able to improve their English
opportunity to partake in industry tours
and other exciting educational activities. THURSDAY: 1PM-5PM and vocational knowledge and gain practical
work experience through internship in various
12 HOURS PER WEEK
The programme has an interesting FRIDAY: 9AM-5PM professional industries. International students
balance between education and leisure will benefit from this programme as they will
*EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING HOURS VARY AND where international students of all English *WORKING HOURS VARY AND MAY INCLUDE
be able to put theory into practice and gain a
MAY INCLUDE WEEKENDS DEPENDING ON ability can enjoy and experience what New WEEKENDS DEPENDING ON THE INTERNSHIP
deeper understanding of the work culture of New
THE PROVIDER. Zealand is all about. PROVIDER.
Zealand.
• 18 years of age at course start date INTERNATIONAL • 18 years of age at course start date
INTERNATIONAL
ENTRY • IELTS (General or Academic) 4.0, TOEIC 400, or equivalent OR take a short ENTRY • IELTS (General or Academic) 5.0, TOEIC 600, or equivalent OR take a short Crown
REQUIREMENTS Crown test and online interview to verify a suitable level of English REQUIREMENTS test and online interview to verify a suitable level of English
• International students from a visa waived country; and students with a • International students from a visa waived country; and students with a working
working holiday visa, a work visa or visitor visa, are eligible to take this course. holiday visa, a work visa or visitor visa, are eligible to take this course.
Internship Placement
STUDY OPTIONS STUDY OPTIONS
Options
• Hotel and Customer Service
STUDY OPTION 1 STUDY OPTION 1 STUDY OPTION 1 STUDY OPTION 1 STUDY OPTION 1 STUDY OPTION 1 • Food and Catering
• Travel and Tourism
Hospitality + Cabin Crew Travel & Tourism + Cabin Crew English (General) Hospitality + Cabin Crew Travel & Tourism + Cabin Crew English (General)
• Sales and Marketing
Training or NZ Business Studies training or NZ Business Studies
Training or NZ Business Studies training or NZ Business Studies
At successful completion of the programme students are awarded a Crown Certificate of Completion. At successful completion of the programme students are awarded a Crown Certificate of Completion.
44 45Admission and
Overseas Study Pathway Scholarships
THE CROWN & HANG SENG UNIVERSITY
Students that have completed our level 5
OF HONG KONG PATHWAY PROGRAMME programmes will be eligible to apply for year
1 of the degree programmes of HSUHK, each
application will be reviewed individually.
Entrance Scholarships amounting to full
and half tuition fees, will be offered by
HSUHK on a merit and competitive basis.
Crown will also provide interested
students with outstanding academic
achievements with scholarships and other
The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK) is a non-profit support, please contact us for more details.
private liberal-arts-oriented university in Hong Kong with
five Schools (Business, Communication, Decision Sciences,
Humanities and Social Science, and Translation), offering
17 undergraduate and 5 postgraduate programmes.
Adopting the “Liberal + Professional” education model which
Registry, The Hang Seng
incorporates the iGPS “desired graduate attributes” framework,
University of Hong Kong
Admission
HSUHK is a residential institution which puts quality teaching and
ugadmission@hsu.edu.hk
students’ all-round development as its highest priorities.
https://registry.hsu.edu.hk
Enquiries
Aspiring to be a leading private liberal-arts-oriented university
Mr. Kin Cheung
in the region, HSUHK features top-quality faculty members,
Communications Manager
award-winning green campus facilities, innovative degree
Crown Institute of Studies
programmes, RGC-funded impactful research, and excellent
kin@crown.ac.nz
student development/support services, with the aim of nurturing
young talent to think critically, be innovative, and show a caring
attitude, moral values and social responsibility.
46 47WE CARE.
WE TRAIN.
WE CONNECT.
FOLLOW US ON
INSTAGRAM &
FACEBOOK
crown.ac.nz
CONTACT 0800 357 316
INFORMATION info@crown.ac.nz
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