and facilitating various courses in IT to the learners enrolled in the bachelor, diploma, and certificate

in the ambulance service, and providing adult education short courses to degree and non-degree trained courses.Relevant education and experienceI am a registered Paramedic under Te Kaunihera Manapou Paramedic

Role at Open PolytechnicI am an Academic Staff Member in Sterlising. I am the course facilitator of the Level 3 courses:  Introduction to Infection Prevention and Control and Introduction

experience teaching on Bachelors level information technology courses. My main skill areas and bridging the gap between IT academic courses and real-world industry practice. 

the organics courses here at the Open Polytechnic.In this role, I guide and support learners on their exciting journey of discovering (re-discovering) the joy of Horticulture. After my courses, learners

of Built Environment courses. My main focus is in the area of Quantity Surveying.  I have taught across a range of Construction-related courses.Relevant education and work experienceI have the NZ

back so I didn’t need to leave the house.” Stephanie found the courses most relevant to her job

Having already graduated from Open Polytechnic with a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) several years ago, lifelong learner Rebecca Lambert-Lane has now completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) which helped complement her role as a General Manager.

Now working full-time as a florist at Living Colour Florist in Rotorua, she is living her dream and being mentored by one of the best in the industry.

Growing-up Tayla Brown always had an interest in designing and developing apps, but never dreamed she could make a career out of it. After taking some time out after high school to think about what she wanted to do, she took the plunge and signed-up to study a Bachelor of Information Technology with Open Polytechnic.