Apply to Study - Fruition Horticulture

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Personal Details
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Eligibility
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Contact Information

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Programme Selection

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Personal Details

Your Info:

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Have you studied at Fruition before? * Yes No

What is your National Student Number? (if known)

Illness, Injury and Disability Information:

Do you live with significant injury, long term illness or disability? * Yes No Not Stated

Illness/Injury/Disability Details If you feel it would be helpful for us to understand the nature of your illness/injury/disability, please provide more information here and possible ways Fruition Horticulture could further support your learning.

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Eligibility

Prior Activity:

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Prior High School Information:

What was your last year at Secondary School? *

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Prior Tertiary Study Details:

Is this your first time in tertiary study? * Will this be the first time you have ever enrolled in a University, Subsidiaries of New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, College of Education, Industry Training Organisation, Government Training Establishment, Private Training Establishment or Wānanga either in New Zealand or overseas since leaving school? Yes No

What was your first year of tertiary study (e.g. 2003) since finishing high school? *

Where have you previously studied at a tertiary level? Please include institute/location, and what you studied. *

Technology Access Details:

Do you have a suitable device (Laptop/Desktop/Tablet) and internet connection for the programme? * Yes No Please state your main device type and internet capabilities. *

Contact Information

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Payment Details:

You have indicated that you are applying for the Level 6 Diploma. Please state how you intend to pay for the course fees. *

Note: Check if you are eligible for Fees Free or Studylink. See the following page for more details: Fees Free & Studylink Eligibiity

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To be treated as a domestic student, and so be entitled to the Government tuition subsidy, you must be:

A citizen of New Zealand, or
A permanent resident of New Zealand, or
A citizen or permanent resident of Australia residing in New Zealand.

You must provide evidence of the above status and attach a copy below.

Valid documentation includes:

Birth certificate with place of birth stated as New Zealand, Cook Islands, Tokelau, or Niue.
New Zealand passport.
A certificate of identity.
A statement of Whakapapa, including date of birth, countersigned by a kaumātua.
A New Zealand certificate of citizenship.
Overseas passport with residency stamp.

It is preferred if you can upload this documentation here, now. If you do not have it accessible we can obtain this from you later in the enrolment process.

Lincoln Regional Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5)

2023 onwards

Fruition Horticulture deliver the Lincoln University – Diploma in Horticulture (L5) as a regional programme in either the Bay of Plenty (contact wendybradley@fruition.net.nz) or Nelson (contact gregdryden@fruition.net.nz) regions. It is run as an evening course to fit around work commitments.

There are eight papers to complete in total (four papers offered per year) over two 12 week semesters. You may choose to do one or two of the papers offered per semester. Semesters typically run from January to April/May depending on the region and mid-July to late October.

With the L5 diploma you learn how to grow the crops, gain an understanding of plant botany and health, and cover budgeting and planning management skills. A practical report is required and can be completed near the end of study. Fruition Horticulture can provide advice on this report closer to the time.

If you want to enquire if the Lincoln Diploma is right for you, please contact Wendy Bradley wendybradley@fruition.net.nz (Bay of Plenty), or Greg Dryden gregdryden@fruition.net.nz (Nelson) for more information.