Many of our degrees offer work placement opportunities or projects with businesses and community groups.

In most cases, these can count as part of your programme of study. As well as valuable work experience for your CV, some work placements can lead to employment after graduation. Work placements often happen in your last year of study, so you can apply what you have learnt in your earlier years in the real world.

As well as the subject-specific work and industry placements described under the relevant subject entries, the work placements listed below are available.

For more information and advice on how a work placement might fit into your programme, please see a Student Advisor in your Division of study.

Work Placements papers

Code and paper titlePoints
TAIDE101Introduction to the Teacher Aide Roleright arrow

This paper introduces the role and responsibilities of Teacher Aides, including concepts of teaching and learning, planning and adapting for...

525I (Online)
TAIDE102Supporting Learners as a Teacher Aideright arrow

This paper explores how Teacher Aides can support learners’ wellbeing, health and safety, and specific learning, behavioural, and other needs.

525I (Online)
TAIDE103Cultural Responsiveness, Diversity, and Inclusion in a Teacher Aide Roleright arrow

This paper explores how Teacher Aides can respect and acknowledge cultural and other forms of diversity in their work within New Zealand schools. The...

525I (Online)
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2025 Catalogue of Papers information current as of 14 Jun 2025 01:00am