Hartaj Singh
Rehab Assistant, ABI Rehabilitation, Auckland
Arriving to New Zealand as an international student from Punjab, India, Hartaj began his academic journey at NZSE with a clear goal in mind: to make a difference in healthcare. Enrolling in NZSE School of Health’s Diploma in Community and Healthcare Support (Level 7) he laid the foundation for his future in the healthcare industry.
Hands-on Learning
At NZSE, Hartaj found a blend of theory and hands-on experience that shaped his understanding of healthcare. Group discussions, practical scenarios, and dedicated tutors equipped him with the skills needed for real-world challeng
“I gained a plethora of knowledge from both practical and theoretical-based lessons. There are group activities and practical sessions, such as when you learn to use mobility aids – this makes it really easy to understand what you’d expect on the job.”
Mentors and Support
“We had many scenario-based discussions usually based on legislation – rules and regulations; ethical and legal conducts and code of conduct. Group studies made it easier to learn new rules and regulations. Our tutor would educate us with mobility aids and by mimicking client interactions – I gained knowledge that would be beneficial in a job”.
Putting Knowledge to Work
A Journey of Determination
“My future goal is to be a nurse in New Zealand, and I would definitely like to further continue my study from NZSE.”
