
Fees Free Study at Te Wānanga o Raukawa

January 24, 2018
The governments FEES FREE study scheme comes in to force this year which means that anyone new to tertiary education, no matter what age now has access to study the first year on any fee paying programme, for free.
You may be eligible if:
- It’s your first time studying at tertiary level or;
- You’ve studied previously and gained less than 60 credits.
If you are a New Zealander living overseas you may also be eligible.
To find out if you qualify visit https://www.feesfree.govt.nz/.
If you’re new to study and looking to begin your career journey in 2018, we offer a range of one year Heke (Diploma’s) in a variety of specialised areas - the first year to a bachelor degree. You’ll not only gain an NZQA qualification at level 5 but be supported throughout and learn in a kaupapa Māori environment.
What will you save?
Your savings will vary depending on what you choose to study. The FEES FREE study scheme covers one year of study up to $12,000 or approximately 120 credits, and can be spread over more than one year. The enrolment fee and compulsory course costs are covered by the scheme (this does not include course related costs, such as residential noho and some resource fees).
Where to from here?
Check to see if you qualify, have your NSI number handy and visit https://www.feesfree.govt.nz/. If you’re thinking of enrolling with us, we’ll also be checking your eligibility.
Take a look at the Fees Free Guide (0.24MB) – a handy flowchart to help you with the process.
Visit the Frequently Asked Questions on the governments FEES FREE site.
Need advice? Call us on 0800 WANANGA and make an informed choice about study for you, your whānau, hapū and iwi.
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