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Bachelor of Applied Management was the missing link for experienced IT systems manager
Learner Stories
28 June 2022
Jonathon Reuben
Bachelor of Applied ManagementFor several years, Christchurch-based Jonathon Reuben had been researching different options for obtaining a tertiary qualification.
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Gym director establishes himself as industry expert through Capable degree
Learner Stories
17 June 2022
Company director Rowan Ellis has established himself as an expert in his field now that he has completed a master’s degree through Capable NZ.
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Converting work experience into a bachelor’s degree
Learner Stories
20 May 2022
Vodafone Technical Specialist, Amanda Classen, has backed up her decades of experience in the telecommunications industry with a management degree.
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Capable degree opens doors for electrical engineer
Learner Stories
2 May 2022
Tony Doyle is delighted to finally have a degree to back up his vast industry experience.
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Health manager upskills with Capable qualification
Learner Stories
25 March 2022
 

Auckland District Health Board General Manager, Steve Harris, says his journey with Capable NZ was one of deep insight, reflection, and learning.
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Capable study an eye-opener for former league star
Learner Stories
18 November 2021
Rugby league coach and former professional player Adam Blair says Capable NZ has helped him understand more about himself as well as the needs of…
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Graduate Diploma in Tertiary Education transforms Interior Architect during transition from South Africa to New Zealand
Learner Stories
12 November 2021
Moving from one country to another is an exciting journey, but it can be challenging to adapt to new professional and educational contexts, says Interior Architect and teacher Leana…
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