Graduates of this qualification will be able to: Implement industry practices, processes and protocols to work effectively as part of a crew and with other departments to meet performance or event requirements Maintain professional conduct and etiquette and apply appropriate communication to respond to internal and external stakeholders Implement safe working procedures and practices for performance and events Apply understanding of the entertainment technology industry to develop own career Graduates of the Lighting strand will also be able to: Safely install, operate and remove lighting equipment to meet the production and lighting plan requirements for a range of complex performances and events Graduates of the Live Sound strand will also be able to: Safely install, operate and remove sound equipment to meet the production and sound plan requirements for a range of complex performances and events or a live recording Course Content LSL401 Live Sound 1 LSL402 Live Sound 2 LSL403 Live Sound 3 LSL404 Lighting 1 LSL405 Lighting 2 LSL406 Lighting 3 MUS407 Music Industry Studies MUS403 Contemporary Music in Context Career Opportunities This qualification provides the entertainment industry with technicians who can operate safely, under indirect supervision, in the entertainment and event technology industry. The qualification includes strands that recognise specialist knowledge and practical skills in various areas relating to entertainment and events technology. Graduates of this qualification will have specialist skills and knowledge in two of the areas covered by the strands. Graduates can contribute to the cultural, social and economic life of Aotearoa New Zealand. Satisfactory Completion To successfully complete and be awarded the New Zealand Certificate in Entertainment and Event Technology (Level 4) students must complete the prescribed programme of study and attain a minimum of 120 credits.