Courses
Train for the work you actually want.
Short, flexible NZ courses that fit around family life — and an honest view of what funding you might get towards them.
What funding could you get?Not sure what to study?All courses
Business Administration (L4)
Likely fundedOpen Polytechnic · Online · 12 weeks · ~6 hrs/week
Opens up: Project coordinator, office manager, EA roles
Digital Skills Essentials
Worth checkingSkills Consulting Group · Online + cohort · 6 weeks · ~4 hrs/week
Opens up: Marketing, ops, customer success
Bookkeeping Certificate
ScholarshipNZ Bookkeepers Assoc. · Online self-paced · 8 weeks · ~5 hrs/week
Opens up: Accounts, payroll, admin with finance
Product Management Foundations
Self-fundedMind the Product · Online · 4 weeks · ~3 hrs/week
Opens up: Product, programme, delivery roles
Funding shown is an estimate only. The provider confirms what you pay when you enrol, and scheme rules change.
Funding that has your back.
Study shouldn’t cost you your future. These are the main ways New Zealanders pay for training.
Training Incentive Allowance
Helps with course fees, books, childcare and travel. Not repaid.
Work and Income, if you are on a qualifying benefit
Check the official rules →Fees Free
Up to $12,000 towards the fees for your final year of study.
First-time tertiary learners
Check the official rules →StudyLink
A weekly Student Allowance, which is not repaid, or a Student Loan, which is.
Depends on your income, age and study load
Check the official rules →Funding rules shown as of August 2026 — schemes can change, so always check current rules with the provider.