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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

my courses to be flexible with my schedule. I was able to pick and choose how much work I took on at a time and it was a matter of a phone call to change my courses if I needed.” Nita always felt well

them a call whenever and they were always so helpful.” “It was so easy to do my courses because of how

on the online course page to chat to support staff, and you could email them whenever and you’d always get , and provide analysis and advice to customers.” “The courses on accounting processes and the context . The financial analysis and taxation course was also amazing. That’s helped...

personally connected to doing this course of study.” Also, she says having the flexibility to take a step courses and in my assignments, I have been opened up to a Te Ao Māori worldview in a way that I

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.