Students

"I used to be an Accountant and wanted to change. Being able to work and study at CPI allowed me to secure my new role in programming."
Michael, Diploma of IT (Software Development)


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Proven IT learning methods

Computer Power has pioneered a unique 'student-centred learning' model for all of our institutes. It's modern adult learning, no formal lectures to attend, only self paced learning under the facilitation of our qualified and industry experienced IT Instructors who provide students with personalised tuition, support and guidance throughout each step of the training.

Students learn one subject at a time, fast-tracking through easier courseware and spending more time on more challenging sections. No conflicting assessment and class times to worry about. If you miss a day of study, you can pick up exactly where you were. You can review lessons until you are ready to complete the assessment for that subject and move on to the next.




Step 1 - Contact us

Contact us to find out more information about our courses and to schedule an interview.



Step 2 - Interview

Come in for a one-on-one interview. We'll listen and discuss what you want for your future career and how Computer Power can help.



Step 3 - Think about your options

One you have finished your interview, your interviewer will ask you to think about the course you have chosen and if it is what you really want to graduate in.



Step 4 - Student Loan

Apply for a Student Loan via Studylink. click here for more information



Step 5 - Start straight away

You can start your Computer Power course as soon as you have been approved. We have rolling weekly course intakes so there is no waiting for next year or mid year intakes. Your course begins when you want to begin.




General Information

Our Certificates and Diplomas are accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and approved by the Ministry of Education for Student Loans and Student Allowances.

New Zealand Citizens, Permanent Residents and Refugees undertaking our Certificates and/or Diplomas are eligible to apply for a Student Loan and Living Cost Allowance.

The student allowance is means tested and does not need to be repaid. If you are under 25 years, eligibility will depend on your parents' combined incomes. You can also get this allowance if you meet certain criteria of independence from your parents. For more information visit www.studylink.govt.nz or call 0800 88 99 00.