Trade Skills Courses for
Senior Secondary School Students

G&H Training offer several packages of useful, relevant units standards which enable them to be useful and safe when they start Work Experience and credit directly into National Certificates/Apprenticeships.

Click here to download a booklet with further information (PDF 508KB)

We have a range of practical and theory courses.  For more information download our booklet (above).

Practical courses:

• Based at our venue's around the North Island.

• Most have unit standards which credit directly into National Certificates

• Practical Courses in Carpentry, Automotive, Engineering, and Plumbing.

• Run during term time and in school holidays.

for more information call head office on 0800 876 4664

What do I get with a Trade Skills Theory Course?

• The backing and support of G&H Training tutors, Modern Apprenticeship Coordinators and head office staff.

• A visit to you and your students from a G&H tutor at least once per term

• For theory units you can choose to receive either:
  
  A USB flash drive with all the resources you and your students will require to complete the units standards of the course you choose.  This will include printable lesson plans, worksheet assessments, summative assessments and study notes. 
  
  OR
  
  Printed resources.
  
  Lesson plans are designed to be studied by individual students, at their own pace.  However they are flexible enough to be studied as a group.

• A G&H Training tutor will mark and moderate all summative assessments and report results back to your school for registering with NZQA (under our accreditation).

• for practical units, students will complete practical projects at one of G&H Training's venues.  All materials and tools are supplied.

• Students completing a G&H Trade Skills Course will have priority entry onto either the G&H Training Pre-Employment Carpentry Course or Practical Construction skills (if eligible).  They will not need to have any prior qualifications, or wait for exam results (Students without NCEA level 1 will need to pass a brief literacy and numeracy test).  They will need to be over 16 years of age.

• Our Modern Apprenticeship Coordinators have many contacts in a variety of local industries.  They are available to meet with senior students and may also be able to assist in finding suitable work experience placements.  click here to get contact details for your local coordinator.

Enquire Now

• Click here to send us a registration of interest, or you can phone Head Office on 0800 876 4664. 

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