Competency Assessment Programme (CAP)

The Competency Assessment Programme (CAP) is a comprehensive assessment and training programme designed to evaluate and enhance the competencies of students seeking admission into universities. The programme is tailored to help students identify their strengths and weaknesses, set realistic goals, and develop strategies for improving their academic performance. Through a series of rigorous assessments and personalized coaching sessions, students will gain a deeper understanding of their capabilities and be better equipped to tackle the challenges of higher education. Our experienced instructors will provide individualized feedback and support throughout the programme, ensuring that each student reaches their full potential.

Additional Information

The CAP is open to students from all over the world who are seeking admission into universities. The programme is particularly useful for those who need to improve their academic skills before applying to university, as well as for those who want to gain a competitive edge in the admissions process. By successfully completing the CAP, students will be better prepared for the academic demands of university life and position themselves for success.

Unlock Your Potential at Western Institute of Technology - Competency Assessment Programme (CAP)

At Western Institute of Technology, we understand that the path to higher education can be challenging and overwhelming. That's why we created the Competency Assessment Programme (CAP) - to provide students with a comprehensive assessment and training platform that helps them identify their strengths and weaknesses, set realistic goals, and develop strategies for improving their academic performance. Our experienced instructors will guide and support you throughout the programme, ensuring that you reach your full potential.

Obtain a current Annual Practicing Certificate to work as a registered nurse in New Zealand. This intensive programme comprises three weeks of theory and includes study in ethics, regulations in New Zealand, quality assurance, cultural safety and preparation for clinical practice and a practical clinical component which runs for six weeks.

This programme includes 3 weeks of theory and 6 weeks of clinical practice including assessments. Applications are accepted subject to the availability of suitable clinical placement.

Applicants must be a New Zealand Registered Nurse or an internationally qualified nurse with the appropriate documentation (see Additional Requirements on our website, witt.ac.nz) and have at least one year of employment as a Registered Nurse.

 
Internationally qualified nurses please note: this programme will accept internationally qualified nurses who currently hold an approved registration in a country other than New Zealand. Internationally qualified nurses require a current visa or other evidence of right to study in New Zealand, with the appropriate letter to allow entry to the clinical workplace. 

Internationally qualified nurses must:

• hold an approved-registration in a country other than New Zealand;

• have a letter from the Nursing Council approving their qualification and documenting the English, theoretical and practical requirements that they must meet in order to gain registration in New Zealand;

• have a current visa or other evidence of right to study in New Zealand with the appropriate letter to allow entry to the clinical workplace and

• If from a non-English speaking background meet the English requirements below

• In order to participate in the clinical components of the programme, you must meet various Health Authority requirements. Currently, MRSA clearance is required by clinical practice areas.