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the freedom to pursue all her interests. At times, Faye, who had to relearn how to walk a few years

weekday routine so the weekends were free for family time. Although coming up to the end of the year

cancer. “I am happy to report that, not only did I complete my diploma, but I am also cancer free Denise. Now that her studies are complete, Denise is looking forward to using her free time

to the freedom and flexibility it offered her to study and work simultaneously. Jess worked as a nanny

Having spent twenty years working in accounting, the world of horticulture couldn’t seem further for Wellington’s Jane Boydon. Fuelled by a passion for her own home garden and a hunger to improve her horticultural knowledge, Jane decided to take the leap and enrol in Open Polytechnic’s National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 3).

,” Maryanne says. Maryanne is currently also working as a freelance floral stylist and is creating an online

assistance with your application please contact us on freephone 0508 650 200 or send us an email. 

Polytechnic on freephone 0508 650 200 or email exams@openpolytechnic.ac.nz. Postal and Courier

help at any time, he could contact his tutor through email or by calling them on the free-phone number

Deciding what to study is a big decision. It needs to work for you and your goals, as well as your whanau and any other commitments in your life. This page has some tips, ideas and useful links to help you take the first or next step on your study journey.