Diploma in Enrolled Nursing (Level 5)

 

Train as an Enrolled Nurse in just 18 months—qualified, confident, and ready to care.

 

This full-time diploma, taught at our Auckland campus, prepares you for safe, competent and culturally responsive nursing practice. You'll combine classroom learning with hands-on clinical placements, and graduate with the knowledge and confidence to provide high-quality patient care.

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What You'll Learn

Master practical nursing skills in real clinical settings. Develop the knowledge, cultural awareness, and confidence to deliver safe and effective care.

  • Real-World Experience

    • Clinical placements in hospitals and care facilities

    • Hands-on learning from experienced tutors and mentors

    • Supported transition from study to the workforce

Where This Leads
  • Become a New Zealand Enrolled Nurse, with the ability to work in:

    • Hospitals

    • Urgent care and clinics

    • Occupational health

    • Mental health, community and aged care

Requirements
  • Enrolment is based on a selection process including:

    • Meeting entry requirements, and;

    • Medical screening

    • References

    • Interview

Why Choose Us
  • As Aotearoa’s only dedicated healthcare academy, we offer:

    • Industry-respected training

    • Small classes and supportive learning environment

    • Deep focus on cultural safety and real-world readiness

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Course Start Dates

 

Cut off date for Domestic enrolments is 10 days prior to start date.

 

  • This programme is NZQA-approved and eligible for:

  • Student Loans

  • Student Allowances (for domestic students)

  • Domestic Course Costs

    • Tuition fees: $13,177.92

    • Student Services Levy: $410

  • International Course Costs

    • Tuition fees: $39,000 NZD

    • Resource Fee: $4,500 NZD

    • Enrolment Fee: $500 NZD

  • Additional Costs

There are additional cost requirements as part of this programme:

  • A Nursing Kit is required - $120

  • A scrub shirt is required - $45

  • Students must have a basic CPR certificate to enrol - costs vary from $90 - $250

  • A Medical Declaration is required for admission. Costs dependant on your GP.

To enrol, you’ll need to have completed the following:

Academic Requirements

  • NCEA Level 2, including:

    • 12 credits in Level 1 Mathematics or above

  • If you do not have NCEA level 2, speak with us about what evidence you could provide for evidence of successful completion of study at NZQA level 4 or above within the past five years. This may include:

    • New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Advanced Support) (Level 4); or

    • New Zealand Certificate in Study and Career Preparation (level 4); or

    • Pre nursing pathway qualification (level 4)

  • English language competency

    Applicants must demonstrate a level of English language proficiency sufficient for safe and successful participation in the programme.

    If English is not your first language, you may be asked to provide evidence of your English language competency. Acceptable evidence may include:

    • NCEA: NCEA Level 3 with New Zealand University Entrance, including the University Entrance literacy requirements.

    • Secondary schooling in English: At least five years of secondary education, or all primary education plus at least three years of secondary education, completed with English as the language of instruction in an approved English-speaking country.

    • Tertiary study in English: An eligible Bachelor’s degree or higher tertiary qualification completed with English as the language of instruction in an approved English-speaking country.

    • English language testing: IELTS Academic with a score of 6.5 in each band – reading, writing, listening and speaking; or OET with a minimum grade of C+ in each component. Another recognised English language proficiency test may be accepted where HANZ has determined that it is equivalent to this standard.

  • Additional requirements

    • Included in the entry requirements, you’ll also need to meet the following specific requirements:

      • A current First Aid Certificate

      • Health screening – Some clinical placements may require health screening and up-to-date vaccinations. While this may not be required at the start of the programme, you must be willing to undergo screening and meet these requirements when needed.

      • Two character references – from people who can speak to your suitability for a career in nursing

      • A clear New Zealand Police Vetting result

      • A completed Medical Declaration

      • A personal statement – explaining why you want to become an Enrolled Nurse

      • An interview – with a member/s of the HANZ team

  • Selection Process

    • Applicants for this programme will go through a selection process.