INFO FOR STUDENTS AT SIT

SIT Students Kia Ora, Haere Mai and Welcome!

At SIT, we care about supporting our students. We have a range of student services and facilities available to help students achieve their academic goals and enjoy their student experience. No matter which campus you're studying at, we want to make sure that you have all the information you need to make the most of your time with us.

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"the teacher... explained things in a way that everybody understood and the all-round great vibe of campus"

- feedback via Graduate Destination Survey 2014

"the best aspects are the high quality gear and equipment that is kept up to date from year to year"

- feedback via Graduate Destination Survey 2014

"I enjoyed meeting other people from a variety of backgrounds, cultures and different age groups"

- feedback via Graduate Destination Survey 2014

SIT Student Outcomes

When you study at SIT, we're committed to offering you a high quality education that will help you achieve your ambitions.

Our 2018 Graduate Destination Survey (graduates of the 2018 academic year) showed that:

The Net Promoter Score (NPS) for SIT as a place to study is 41 which is well above the average NPS score of 20 for New Zealand’s tertiary sector.
90% considered the programme represented good value for money
92% of graduates were overall satisfied with the quality of the programme they undertook

Employment Outcomes & Further Study

97% of graduates surveyed were studying or working
79% working or self employed
- 35% employed in Southland
- 17% employed in Canterbury
36% studying or intend to do more study

Ensuring Accessibility, Equality, Opportunties & Fairness

Southern Institute of Technology is an equal educational opportunity training organisation. If you feel you are disadvantaged in your learning capacity, please contact us for additional assistance.

Check out the range of services we offer to assist students: Student Support.

Protecting Human Rights

At Southern Institute of Technology we have a policy to provide a living, learning and working environment free from discrimination and/or harassment, according to the Human Rights Act 1993.

Any member of the Southern Institute of Technology community who feel their dignity or rights have been infringed upon, or feel they have been the subject of discrimination and/or harassment, have the right to request intervention.

For additional assistance, contact us.