SST TAAA TTIIISSSTT IIICCCAAALL ...sqa.gov.ws/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/PSET-Bulletin-2012.pdf1...

PPPOOOSSSTTT SSSCCCHHHOOOOOOLLL EEEDDDUUUCCCAAATTTIIIOOONNN AAANNNDDD TTTRRRAAAIIINNNIIINNNGGG

(((PPPSSSEEETTT)))

SSSTTTAAATTTIIISSSTTTIIICCCAAALLL BBBUUULLLLLLEEETTTIIINNN

222000111222

Final Draft January 2013

PREFACE

The purpose of the Post School Education and Training (PSET) Statistical Bulletin is to

provide basic statistical information on PSET Formal Providers in Samoa. This is the

third Statistical Bulletin produced for PSET in Samoa.

The main source of the data contained herein is the Annual PSET Survey conducted

during July – August 2012 to gather PSET Performance Data for the Academic Year 2011.

Twenty of the twenty four Formal PSET Providers operating in 2012 responded to the

PSET Survey. Student numbers presented in this publication refers to student head

counts.

It is anticipated that data from SQA’s Information System – EduNet which is still being

developed, as well as information on Non-Formal Education Providers will be included in

future Statistical Bulletins.

Research, Policy and Planning Division Samoa Qualifications Authority

Samoa Phone: (685) 20976

Fax: (685)26314 Email: [email protected]

January 2013

mailto:[email protected]

PSET Statistical Bulletin 2012 | 3

ACRONYMS

ACEM Automotive, Construction, Electrical and Manufacturing

AIOT Apia Institute of Office Technology

APTC Australia-Pacific Technical College

BEN Beautiful Expressions of Nature

DBTC Don Bosco Technical Centre

HBC Harvest Bible College

IFBC Ierusalema Fou Bible College

JRSM June Ryan School of Music

LFSFA Leulumoega Fou School of Fine Arts

LPTC Laumua o Punaoa Technical Centre

MBS Malua Bible School

MCIL Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour

MESC Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture

MTC Malua Theological College

NCECES National Council of Early Childhood Education in Samoa

NUS National University of Samoa

OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

OUM Oceania University of Medicine Samoa

PIU Pacific International Uni-Tech

PSET Post School Education and Training

PTC Piula Theological College

SBS Samoa Bureau of Statistics

SHC School of Health and Community Services

SPNTC South Pacific Nazarene Theological College

STH School of Tourism and Hospitality

TIAS Tesese Institute of Administrative Studies

USP University of the South Pacific

UTVC Uesiliana Technical and Vocational Centre

VFTC Vailima Fou Theological College

WMTC Worldwide Mission Training Centre

YWAM Youth With A Mission


DEFINITIONS1

1 Definitions were derived/adopted from the SQA QA Polices and the Organisation for Economic Co-

operation for Development (OECD) Glossary.

Age Refers to age of students (enrolments, graduates) as at 7th November 2011.

Domestic Student Refers to permanent residents of Samoa enrolled in a study programme.

Drop-outs Refer to students who neither graduated in 2011 nor re-enrolled under the same programme in 2012.

Enrolment Persons enrolled and/or registered in a programme of education.

Formal Provider An organization is deemed to be ‘formal’ if it falls into one or more of the following categories: a. Provides an education and training programme that leads to a

qualification registered on the SQF; b. Receives or applies for funding from Government or from any

other donor through the Government for education and training programmes designed to meet the requirements of qualifications;

c. Uses or wishes to use a protected term in the name of the organization or in the names of any of the courses, programmes or qualifications that it provides;

d. Enrolls foreign students for a period of more than two months, in the aggregate, in a calendar year in any of the education and training programmes it provides;

e. Is a Samoa-based organization providing programmes or courses in Samoa through cross-border arrangements with a foreign-based provider using any arrangements such as double or joint degree, twinning or franchising, and articulation;

f. Is an organization based in a foreign country that wishes to provide education and training programmes in Samoa.

Full-time Student At the tertiary level, an individual is considered full-time if he/she is taking a course-load/educational programme considered to require at least 75 per cent of a full-time commitment of time and resources. Additionally, it is expected that the student has remained in the programme for the entire academic year.

Gender Female or Male

Graduates Graduates are those who successfully complete an educational programme during the reference year of the data collection.

International Student

Refers to students who are not permanent residents (irrespective of citizenship) of Samoa that have migrated to Samoa for the singular purpose of studying and are enrolled in a study programme.


Mode of Study Refers to the study load of the student, whether full-time or part-time.

Part-time Student Refers to an individual whose study load is less than that of a full-time student and who consequently will require a longer period of time to complete an equivalent educational programme.

Programme Means a coherent set of courses, modules, paper or units designed to meet the requirements of a qualification.

Provider Means an organization or person that intends to offer or is offering Post School Education and Training (PSET) in Samoa.

Post School Education and Training

Refers to all the learning that occurs outside of the formal early childhood education, primary and secondary education school system. It includes tertiary level education at university, pre and in service professional education, technical and vocational education, theological and providers of religious instruction, apprenticeship, non-formal and on the job training.

Qualification Means a formal certification that a person has successfully achieved all learning outcomes and/or competencies relevant to identified individual, professional, workplace or community needs.

Student: Persons enrolled and/or registered in a programme of education.

Lecturers/Trainers

Refer to persons employed in an official capacity for the purpose of guiding and directing learning experiences of students, irrespective of his/her qualification or the delivery mechanism, i.e. whether face to face and/or at distance. The definition excludes educational personnel who have no active teaching duties (e.g. Principals who do not teach and administration staff).


Table of Contents

PREFACE ................................................................................................................................................... 2

ACRONYMS .............................................................................................................................................. 3

DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 4

NUMBER AND TYPES OF POST SCHOOL EDUCATION AND TRAINING FORMAL PROVIDERS ...................... 9

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................................... 10

SECTION 1:ENROLMENTS ....................................................................................................................... 14

1.1 ENROLMENTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS .............................................................. 15 I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA ................................................................................................ 15 II. APPRENTICEHSIP SCHEME .............................................................................................................. 23 III. TRADE TESTS SCHEME .................................................................................................................... 23 IV. TOTAL ENROLMENTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ................................................... 24 1.2 ENROLMENTS PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ........................................................................ 27 I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) ........................................................................... 27 II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN SAMOA (NCECES).............................. 28 III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM) ...................................................................... 28 IV. PACIFIC INTERNATION UNITECH (PIU) ............................................................................................ 29 V. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS) ................................................................ 30 VI. TOTAL ENROLMENTS ALL PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ....................................................... 31 1.3 ENROLMENTS MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ........................................................................... 33 I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) ........................................................................................ 33 II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC) ...................................................................................................... 33 III. IERUSALEMA FOU BIBLE COLLEGE (IFBC) ........................................................................................ 34 IV. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) ........................................................................... 35 V. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA) ........................................................................ 36 VI. MALUA BIBLE SCHOOL (MBS) ......................................................................................................... 36 VII. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC) .............................................................................................. 37 VIII. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER – SOUTH PACIFIC ........................................................................ 37 IX. SOUTH PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC) ........................................................ 38 X. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) ............................................................ 39 XI. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) ................................................................................ 40 XII. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC) ....................................................................... 41 XIII. ALL MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS TOTAL ENROLMENTS ...................................................... 41 1.4 ENROLMENTS REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ......................................................................... 44 1.5 ENROLMENTS ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS .................................................................................... 44 I. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS (2007 – 2011) .......................................................... 44 II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE ................................... 45 III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS 2011 BY AGE GROUP ............................................... 45 IV. PARTICIPATION RATES IN PSET 2011 .............................................................................................. 45 V. NUMBER AND TYPES OF PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN 2011 BY PROVIDER TYPE. ............................ 45 VI. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME ENROLMENTS 2011 ..................................................... 46 VII. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME ENROLMENTS 2011 ...................................................... 46

SECTION 2:GRADUATES.......................................................................................................................... 47

2.1 GRADUATES GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS .................................................................... 48 I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA (NUS) ...................................................................................... 48 II. APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME .............................................................................................................. 54 III. TRADE TESTS SCHEME .................................................................................................................... 54 IV. TOTAL GRADUATES GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS...................................................... 55


2.2 GRADUATES PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ........................................................................... 57 I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) ........................................................................... 57 II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCTION IN SAMOA (NCECES) ................................ 58 III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM) ...................................................................... 58 IV. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNITECH (PIU) ........................................................................................ 59 V. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS) ................................................................ 60 VI. TOTAL GRADUATES PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ................................................................ 61 2.3 GRADUATES MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS .......................................................................... 63 I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) ........................................................................................ 63 II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC) ...................................................................................................... 63 III. IERUSALEMA FOU BIBLE COLLEGE (IFBC) ........................................................................................ 64 IV. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) ........................................................................... 65 V. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA) ........................................................................ 65 VI. MALUA BIBLE SCHOOL (MBS) ......................................................................................................... 66 VII. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC) .............................................................................................. 66 VIII. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER – SOUTH PACIFIC ........................................................................ 67 IX. SOUTH PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC) ........................................................ 68 X. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) ............................................................ 69 XI. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) ................................................................................ 70 XII. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC) ....................................................................... 70 XIII. TOTAL GRADUATES MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ............................................................... 71 2.4 GRADUATES REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ........................................................................ 73 I. AUSTRALIA-PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE (APTC) .......................................................................... 73 II. TOTAL REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES ............................................................. 74 2.5 GRADUATES ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ....................................................................................... 75 I. TOTAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES (2007 – 2011) ....................................................... 75 II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE ...................................... 75 III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES 2011 BY AGE GROUP ................................................. 75 IV. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME GRADUATES 2011........................................................ 76 V. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME GRADUATES 2011 ........................................................ 76

SECTION 3:DROP-OUTS .......................................................................................................................... 77

3.1 DROP-OUTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ..................................................................... 78 I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA (NUS) ...................................................................................... 78 II. APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME .............................................................................................................. 82 III. TOTAL GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDER DROP-OUTS ........................................................ 82 3.2 DROP-OUTS PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ............................................................................... 84 I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) ........................................................................... 84 II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN SAMOA (NCECES).............................. 84 III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM) ...................................................................... 85 IV. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS) ................................................................ 86 V. TOTAL DROP-OUTS ALL PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS .......................................................... 87 3.3 DROP-OUTS MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ............................................................................... 89 I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) ........................................................................................ 89 II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC) ...................................................................................................... 89 III. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) ........................................................................... 90 IV. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA) ........................................................................ 91 V. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC) .............................................................................................. 92 VI. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER - SOUTH PACIFIC ........................................................................ 93 VII. SOUTH PACFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC) ......................................................... 93 VIII. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) ............................................................ 94 IX. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) ................................................................................ 95 X. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC) ....................................................................... 96


XI. TOTAL DROP-OUTS ALL MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ......................................................... 97 3.4 DROP-OUTS ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ....................................................................................... 99 I. TOTAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS (2007 – 2011) ........................................................ 99 II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE ...................................... 99 III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS 2011 BY AGE GROUP .................................................. 99 IV. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME DROP-OUTS 2011 ........................................................ 99 V. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME DROP-OUTS 2011 ....................................................... 100

SECTION 4:LECTURERS & TRAINERS ..................................................................................................... 101

4.1 GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDER LECTURERS/TRAINERS ................................................. 102 4.2 PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDER LECTURERS/TRAINERS ........................................................... 104 4.3 MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS LECTURERS/TRAINERS ......................................................... 105

SECTION 5:NATIONAL STATISTICS ........................................................................................................ 106

5.0 NATIONAL INDICATORS .................................................................................................................... 107 I. YOUTH LITERACY RATE 2006, 2011 ............................................................................................... 107 II. EMPLOYED POPULATION ............................................................................................................. 107 III. TERTIARY ATTENDANCE ............................................................................................................... 107 IV. HIGHEST QUALIFICATION ATTAINED BY GENDER AND AGE GROUP ............................................... 108

PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS STUDY PROGRAMMES BY FIELD OF STUDY ................................................ 109

BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT & RELATED STUDIES ......................................................... 109 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING ........................................................................................ 109 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: CREATIVE ARTS ......................................................................................................... 110 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: EDUCATION ............................................................................................................. 111 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: ENGINEERING AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES .................................................................. 112 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: FOOD, HOSPITALITY & PERSONAL SERVICES ................................................................... 114 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: HEALTH ................................................................................................................... 115 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................................... 117 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: MANAGEMENT & COMMERCE ..................................................................................... 118 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: NATURAL & PHYSICAL SCIENCES .................................................................................. 121 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: SOCIETY & CULTURE .................................................................................................. 121 BROAD FIELD OF STUDY: MIXED FIELD PROGRAMMES ....................................................................................... 124


Number and Types of Post School Education and Training Formal Providers

TYPES OF PSET FORMAL

PROVIDERS

NAME OF PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

REGISTRATION STATUS1

Government PSET

1 National University of Samoa Registered

Private PSET

2 Apia Institute of Office Technology Not Registered

3 June Ryan School of Music2 Not Registered

4 Le Iunivesite o Amosā o Savavau2 Not Registered

5 National Council of Early Childhood Education in Samoa

Not Registered

6 Oceania University of Medicine Samoa Registered

7 Pacific International Uni-Tech Not Registered

8 Tesese Institute of Administrative Studies Registered

Mission PSET

9 Don Bosco Technical Centre Registered

10 Harvest Bible College Registered

11 Ierusalema Fou Bible College Not Registered

12 Laumua o Punaoa Technical Centre Registered

13 Leulumoega Fou School of Fine Arts Registered

14 Malua Theological College2 Not Registered

15 Malua Bible School Not Registered

16 Piula Theological College Not Registered

17 RHEMA Bible Training Center – South Pacific

Registered

18 South Pacific Nazarene Theological College

Registered

19 Uesiliana Technical and Vocational Centre Registered

20 Vailima Fou Theological College Registered

21 Worldwide Mission Training Centre Registered

22 Youth With A Mission3 Not Registered

Regional PSET

23 Australia-Pacific Technical College4 Registered

24 University of the South Pacific2 Not Registered

1 Provider Registration Status accurate as of 14 January 2013.

2 PSET Provider did not respond to the 2012 Annual PSET Survey.

3 YWAM data not included in this Bulletin as the Provider did not offer “Programmes” as defined herein.

4 APTC was categorized as a Private Provider in Previous Bulletins.


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The increasing number of PSET Formal Providers responding to the Annual PSET

Survey since 2010 when it was first rolled out has allowed for better analysis of PSET

Formal Provider performance data.

The PSET Statistical Bulletin 2012 includes information on the types of students

(domestic or international) and the modes of study (part-time or full-time) which were

not available in the previous bulletins.

Enrolments:

Available enrolment data for the period 2007-2011 indicates a steady trend in

PSET enrolment figures with student numbers ranging from 4000 – 4500.

Enrolments for NUS being the only Government PSET Formal Provider was

steady between 2007-2009 before increasing dramatically in 2010. A further

increase in 2011 from 2010 is noted due to influxes in Foundation Programme

students intake. A total of 3022 students enrolled at NUS in 2011 including

students admitted under the Apprenticeship Scheme administered by MCIL.

Private Provider enrolments have decreased since 2007 with a total of 544

students enrolling in 2011.

A decreasing trend is also noted for Mission Providers for the period of 2007 –

2011 with a total student intake of 704 in 2011.

Limited data is available from the two Regional PSET Providers (USP and

APTC) for the period of 2007-2011 to allow analysis of their enrolment trends.

In 2011:

4280 students enrolled in 18 PSET Formal Providers (not including APTC)

to undertake Post School Education and Training in 2011, 2269 or 53% of

whom were female.

NUS (excluding Apprenticeship students) enrolled 2917 students, 1729 or

59.3% of whom were female. 981 students enrolled in the Foundation

Programme with 574 studying under the Mainstream Programmes.

Highest participation rate (10.9%) in PSET was in the age group of 20 – 24

year olds.

Majority (2446 or 57.6%) of students enrolled in Certificate Programmes,

835 students or 19.7% enrolled in Diploma and 845 or 19.9% in Degree level

and higher. 2.9% or 120 enrolled in courses that did not necessarily lead to

the award of a qualification.

1708 of total PSET enrolments were in the age group of 15-19 years old

which often represent students that transition straight from school sub-sector

to PSET sub-sector.

653 and 3593 students studied part-time and full-time respectively.

183 international students enrolled in 2011 to undertake PSET in Samoa.


Graduates:

Available data suggests an increasing trend in overall graduates from PSET

during the period 2007-2011 with an overall total of 7956 student gaining PSET

qualifications over the same period.

Overall from 2007 – 2011 a slightly higher percentage (55.7%) of male have

attained PSET qualifications than female students.

Private Provider graduate figures have increased from 2007 to 2011 with an

overall total of 593 students attaining qualifications.

Mission Provider graduate numbers have increased slightly over the 2007-2011

period with an overall total of 1685 graduates, 1368 or 81.2% of whom were

male.

Regional Provider APTC has produced a total of 867 graduates since opening in

2008, 286 or 33% of whom were female.

Graduate figures for NUS (including the Apprenticeship Scheme) during 2007-

2011 remained stable for the first four years before spiking in 2011. A total of

4609 students graduated from NUS during the same five year period, with a

slightly higher number (2460 or 53.4%) of female than male graduates.

In 2011:

1872 students attained PSET qualifications from 19 different Providers, 951 or

50.8% of whom were male.

157 or 8.4% of all graduates completed degree or higher level qualifications,

97 or 61.8% of whom were female.

Majority (1348 or 72%) of students received Certificate level qualifications in

2011.

Majority (680 out of 1839 students) of 2011 PSET graduates were in the 20-

24 year old age group.

372 and 1467 graduates studied part-time and full-time respectively.

208 international students received PSET qualifications in 2011.

Drop-outs:

Drop-out figures for all PSET Formal Providers increased significantly in 2011

due to the availability of data from NUS.

The number of drop-outs from Private Providers has increased steadily over the

period of 2007-2011 with more female (305 or 73.2%) than male (112 or 26.9%)

students not completing studies.

Available Mission Provider drop-out data suggests an increasing trend with a total

of 665 students recorded to have dropped out during the period 2007-2011.

Majority (524 or 78.8%) of these students were male.

In 2011:

1321 PSET students did not complete studies in 2011 nor re-enrolled in the

same Programme in 2012.

987 students did not complete their intended programme of study with NUS

(excluding Apprenticeship Programmes), 334 or 33.9% of them studying under


the Foundation Programme. 607 or 61.5% of total NUS drop-outs were female

students.

784 or 32.1% of students enrolled to undertake Certificate Programmes in did

not complete studies.

213 or 25.9% of students enrolled to undertake Bachelors in 2011 dropped out.

252 and 1069 part-time and full-time students respectively, dropped-out in

2011.

Majority (597 out of 1319) of students that did not complete studies in 2011

were in the 15-19 year old age group.

Lecturers/Trainers

In 2011:

NUS employed a total of 152 permanent lecturers/trainers in 2011. 50 or

32.9% of NUS permanent lecturers/trainers had Masters or PhDs as their

highest qualifications attained.

A total of 33 permanent lecturers/trainers were employed in 5 Private PSET

Providers in 2011. 11 out of 24 (45.9%) permanent lecturers/trainers from 4

Private Providers had Diploma or lower level qualification as their highest

qualification attained. AIOT had the lowest of 6.3 and PIU had the highest

student-lecturer/trainer ratio of 38.5 in 2011.

121 lecturers/trainers were permanently employed with 12 Mission Providers

in 2011. 57 out of 103 (55.4%) permanent lecturers/trainers from 11 Mission

Providers had Diploma or lower level qualifications as their highest

qualifications attained.

Mission Providers’ student-lecturer/trainer ratios in 2011 ranged from 1.5 at

VFTC to 10.5 at RHEMA.

PSET Study Programmes:

In 2011:

A total of 145 different types of Programmes were offered by 19 different

PSET Formal Providers; 90 at Certificate Level, 32 Diploma and 23 Bachelors

and higher level Programmes including 2 Masters Programmes.

Including the Apprenticeship Programmes, NUS offered a total of 70

Programmes; 1 Basic Certificate, 6 Foundations Certificates, 30 Certificates,

17 Diplomas and 16 Bachelors and higher level Programmes including 1

Masters Programme.

A total of 18 different Programmes were offered by 5 different Private

Providers; 12 Certificates, 2 Diploma, 3 Bachelors and 1 Masters.

12 different Mission Providers offered a total of 45 different Programmes; 29

Certificates, 13 Diplomas and 3 Bachelors.

9 (including Malua Theological College) out of the 25 PSET Formal Providers

are Providers of Religious Instruction offering a total of 26 Programmes.

Using the NZSCED Broad Fields of Study categories, majority of Programmes

offered by PSET Providers in Samoa fall under the TVET Fields of Study of

Architecture and Building and Engineering and Related Technologies.

NUS, APTC and NCECES are the only providers of Education Programmes.


Health related Programmes are being offered only by OUM and NUS.

Agriculture being a priority sector under the Government’s SDS, only NUS

and USP are known to offer Programmes in this area.

Section 1:

ENROLMENTS


1.1 ENROLMENTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA

National University of Samoa (NUS) Total Enrolments (2007- 2011)

Year Female Male Total % change % of overall enrolment

Schools 2007 223 365 588 27.6

2008 269 363 632 7.48 29.5 2009 261 348 609 -3.64 29.7 2010 261 403 664 9.04 25.7 2011 219 377 596 -11 21.0

Faculties 2007 930 615 1545 72.4 2008 915 598 1513 2.07 70.5 2009 898 543 1441 -4.76 70.3 2010 1243 679 1922 33.38 74.3 2011 1510 811 2321 21.0 80.0

Overall 2007 1153 980 2133

2008 1184 961 2145 0.56 2009 1159 891 2050 -4.43 2010 1504 1082 2586 26.15

2011 1729 1188 2917 13.0


NUS Total Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time

Female Male Total Female Male Total

Domestic Students 237 146 383 1484 1039 2523 International Students 0 1 1 8 2 10

TOTAL 237 147 384 1492 1041 2533

NUS Faculty Enrolments (2007 – 2011)


NUS Faculty Enrolments by Programme1 (2007-2011)

1 The non-award category refers to students who take a small number of courses (usually a

maximum of two per semester) which do not lead to the award of any qualification.


Foundation Programme Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

NUS Overall Foundation Program (2007 – 2011)

Programme 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Foundation Certificate in Art 94 95 101 165 175

Foundation Certificate in Commerce 57 73 64 153 184

Foundation Certificate in Education 239 158 145 210 320

Foundation Certificate (General) 74 36 49 47 77

Foundation Certificate in Nursing 19 17 14 33 87

Foundation Certificate in Science 46 77 69 93 138

Total Intake 529 456 442 701 981

NUS Mainstream Foundation Program (2007 – 2011)

Mainstream Foundation Programme 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Foundation Certificate in Art 94 95 98 165 175

Foundation Certificate in Commerce 57 73 61 153 184

Foundation Certificate (General) 74 36 49 47 77

Foundation Certificate in Science 46 77 69 93 138

Total Intake 271 281 277 458 574


Transition Rate from Yr 13 to Mainstream Foundation Programme

Year Yr 13 Enrolment

Students Commencing at

Mainstream Foundation Programme

Transition Rate from Yr 13 to Mainstream Foundation Programme

2006 1756 2007 1652 271 15% 2008 1657 281 17% 2009 1669 277 17%

2010 1853 458 27% 2011 2149 574 31%

NUS Schools Enrolments (2007 – 2011)


NUS School Enrolments by Programme (2007-2011)


SUMMARY:

1. In 2007-2011 NUS total enrolments remained steady for the first three years before

increasing dramatically in 2010 and 2011 due to a high number of Year 13 students

entering the Foundation Programme. Since 2007 the number of student intake has

increased by 36.8%, this would give an expected total of almost 4000 students in the next

five years.

2. Majority (5 out of 6) of the Faculties generally enroll more female than male students each

year. The Faculty of Science is the only Faculty where male student outnumber female

students on annual enrolments. The number of female students relative to male students

enrolled in the Faculty Programmes is increasing each year.

3. In 2011 Foundation Programme enrolments made up 33.6% of total NUS enrolments. 31%

of Year 13 from the previous year entered the Mainstream Foundation Programme in 2011

with eligibility for overseas scholarships.

4. Enrolments for the School Programmes remained steady during 2007 -2011 with student

numbers ranging from 600 – 700. The decrease (10%) in 2011 from 2010 was due to

decrease in student enrolments under the School of Business and General Studies

particularly in the Diploma in Business Programme. The number of male relative to female

students enrolled in School Programmes is increasing.

5. NUS had a population of less than 1% international students in 2011.


II. APPRENTICEHSIP SCHEME The Apprenticeship Scheme

1 is administered by Ministry of Commerce Industry and

Labour (MCIL) with the associated Programmes delivered by the National University of

Samoa.

Apprenticeship Enrolments by Programme (2007-2011)

2007 2009 2010 2011

Total Total F M Total Total

Certificate of Due Completion (Motor Mechanics) 16 21 0 36 36 34

Certificate of Due Completion (Electrical) 17 16 1 29 30 35

Certificate of Due Completion(Refrigeration) 4 3 0 9 9 5

Certificate of Due Completion (Fitting and Machinery) 4 2 0 11 11 8

Certificate of Due Completion (Welding) 6 4 0 7 7 7

Certificate of Due Completion (Plumbing) 9 6 0 13 13 11

Certificate of Due Completion (Carpentry and Joinery) 7 5 0 17 17 5

TOTAL 63 57 1 122 123 105

Apprenticeship 2011 Enrolments by Gender & Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

TOTAL 0 0 20 77 8 0

III. TRADE TESTS SCHEME

Trade Tests Candidates (2007 – 2011)

Trade Tests Candidates

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

66 22 61 57 21

Trade Tests 2011 by Programme

Grade 2 Certificate (Plumbing) 6 Grade 2 Certificate (Carpentry and Joinery) 7 Grade 2 Certificate (Welding) 8

TOTAL 21

1 Only male students enrolled in 2007, 2009 and 2011 in the Apprenticeship Scheme. All classes were

deferred in 2008.


IV. TOTAL ENROLMENTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Total Government PSET Formal Provider Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Apprenticeship Scheme

Male 63 57 122 105

Female 0 0 1 0

TOTAL 63 57 123 105

NUS

Male 980 961 891 1082 1188

Female 1153 1184 1159 1504 1729

TOTAL 2133 2145 2050 2586 2917

GRAND TOTAL

Male 1043 961 948 1204 1293

Female 1153 1184 1159 1505 1729

TOTAL 2196 2145 2107 2709 3022

Total Government PSET Formal Provider Enrolments 2011 by Programme Type

Female Male Total

Basic Certificate Programme 5 10 15

Foundation Programmes 650 331 981

Certificate Programmes 105 388 493

Diploma Programmes 455 263 718

Bachelor Programmes 431 246 677

Bachelor (Honours) 0 0 0

Postgraduate Certificate Programmes 0 0 0

Graduate Diploma Programme 0 0 0

Post Graduate Diploma Programmmes 11 7 18

Masters Programmes 0 0 0

Non Award 72 48 120

TOTAL 1729 1293 3022


Total Government PSET Formal Provider Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

<15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

NUS1

Female 0 741 694 241 50 1

Male 0 460 527 169 29 1

Total 0 1201 1221 410 79 2


Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 Male 0 0 0 20 77 8 Total 0 0 0 20 77 8

TOTAL

Female 0 741 694 241 50 1

Male 0 460 527 189 106 9

Total 0 1201 1221 430 156 10

Total Government PSET Formal Provider Programmes offered in 2011.

Government PSET Formal Providers Part-time Students 2011

Government PSET Formal Providers Full-time Students 2011

1 Information on the ages of four students from NUS was not available.

Basic Certificate 1

Foundation Prpgrammes 6

Certificate Programmes 30

Diploma Programmes 17

Bachelor Programmes 8

Bachelor (Honours) 1

Graduate Diploma Programmes 1

Postgraduate Certificate Programmes 2

Postgraduate Diploma Programmes 3

Masters Programme 1

TOTAL 70


SUMMARY:

1. NUS enrolments in totality with the Apprenticeship Programme student intake have

increased dramatically since 2010 after being steady for three consecutive years.

2. Despite the Apprenticeship being a male dominant Scheme, the gap between an

increasing female intake and male students is widening.

3. More female students (63.6%) enrolled in Bachelor and Postgraduate Programmes than

male students in 2011.

4. By Programme Type, the Foundation Progammes enrolled more students than any other

Programme.

5. NUS no longer offered the Postgraduate Diploma in Pacific Health Leadership and

Management Development in 2011 hence the decrease in total Programmes offered

compared to 2010.

6. A high proportion (39.8%) of students in the 15-19 age group enrolled at NUS in 2011.

Students who transition straight from the school sector to PSET are represented in the

15-19 year olds.

7. 83.8% of total Government PSET Formal Provider enrolments for 2011 were full-time

students.


1.2 ENROLMENTS PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) AIOT Total Enrolments (2008 – 2011)

Year Female Male TOTAL % Change

2008 36 15 51 2009 35 32 67 31.3 2010 35 8 43 -35.8

2011 21 4 25 -41.9

AIOT Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in General Studies 8 7 1 Certificate in Office Administration 10 9 1 Certificate in Computer and Information Management 2 1 1 Diploma in Office Administration 5 4 1

TOTAL 25 21 4 AIOT Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 1 3 0 0 0

Female 0 7 10 4 0 0

TOTAL 0 8 13 4 0 0 AIOT Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 21 4 25


II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN SAMOA (NCECES) NCECES Total Enrolments (2007 – 2011)


2007 27 5 32 2008 60 8 68 112.5 2009 49 12 61 -10.3 2010 65 15 80 31.2 2011 98 13 111 38.8

NCECES Enrolments 2011 by Programme.

Total Female Male

Certificate in Early Childhood and Education 111 98 13

NCECES Enrolments 2011 by Age Group.

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 4 6 3 0 0

Female 0 57 30 8 3 0

TOTAL 0 61 36 11 3 0 NCECES Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 98 13 111

III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM)

OUM Total Enrolments (2007 – 2011)


2007 47 28 75

2008 57 32 89 18.7

2009 64 39 103 15.7

2010 81 44 125 22.3

2011 94 52 146 4.8


OUM Enrolments 2011 by Programme.

Total Female Male

Doctor of Medicine (MD) 73 57 16

Graduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 43 22 21 Undergraduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 28 13 15

Graduate Entry - Master of Health Science (MHS) 2 2 0

TOTAL 146 94 52

OUM Enrolments 2011 by Age Group.

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 1 11 24 14 2

Female 0 0 13 17 62 2

TOTAL 0 1 24 41 76 4

OUM Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time


Domestic Students 1 0 1 13 16 29

International Students 64 22 86 16 14 30

TOTAL 65 22 87 29 30 59

IV. PACIFIC INTERNATION UNITECH (PIU) PIU Total Enrolments (2011).

Year Female Male TOTAL

2011 48 29 77 PIU Enrolments 2011 by Programme.

Total Female Male

Core Software Applications (Computing) Certificate Level 2 57 36 21

Clerical Computing (Office Administration) Certificate Level 3 1 1 0

Frontline Management (Office Administration) Certificate Level 3 3 2 1

Office Administration Certificate Level 4 16 9 7

TOTAL 77 48 29


PIU Enrolments 2011 by Age Group.

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 6 15 6 1 1

Female 1 25 14 4 3 1

TOTAL 1 31 29 10 4 2

PIU Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 2 2 48 27 75

V. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS) TIAS Total Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 449 514 407 162 146 Male 68 72 51 44 49

TOTAL 517 586 458 206 195

% Change 14.4 13.3 -21.8 -55 -5.3

TIAS Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Office Administration and Computing Skills Certificate Level 1 99 69 30


Diploma in Office Administration and Computing Skills 17 13 4

Certificate in Computer English 11 8 3

Certificate in Computer Word Processing 24 17 7

TOTAL 195 146 49

TIAS Enrolments 2011 by Age Group.

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 19 24 6 0 0

Female 2 66 64 13 1 0

TOTAL 2 85 88 19 1 0


TIAS Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 46 16 62 100 33 133

VI. TOTAL ENROLMENTS ALL PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Total Enrolments All Private PSET Formal Providers1 (2007 – 2011)

Private PSET Formal Providers Enrolments 2011 by Programme Type

Total Enrolments All Private PSET Formal Providers 2011 by Age Group

Provider\Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

AIOT 0 8 13 4 0 0

NCECES 0 61 36 11 3 0

OUM 0 1 24 41 76 4

PIU 1 31 29 10 4 2

TIAS 2 85 88 19 1 0

TOTAL 3 186 190 85 84 6

1 Beautiful Expressions of Nature (BEN) no longer operated in 2012 as a PSET Formal Provider.


Number and types of Programmes offered by Private PSET Formal Providers in 2011.

AIOT NCECES OUM PIU TIAS TOTAL

Certificate Programmes 3 1 4 4 12

Diploma Programmes 1 1 2

Bachelor Programmes 3 3

Master Programmes 1 1

TOTAL 4 1 4 4 5 18

Private PSET Formal Providers Part-time Students 2011

Private PSET Formal Providers Full-time Students 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Available data from Private Providers over the past five years suggests a

decreasing enrolment trend for student enrolments. The decreasing number of

students enrolled with TIAS each year since 2007 has had a direct impact on the

overall reduction in student enrolments for Private Providers.

2. A total of 18 different study programmes were offered by 5 different Private PSET

Formal Providers in 2011, 12 of which were Certificate Level Programmes.

3. Private PSET Formal Providers enrolled a fair proportion (21.9%) of international

students in 2011 most of whom studied part-time.

4. 31.6% of students studying with Private PSET Formal Providers were in the core

working age group of 25 and above.

5. More female (75.3% in 2011) students than male students continue to enroll with

Private PSET Formal Providers each year.


1.3 ENROLMENTS MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) DBTC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

TOTAL 298 296 263 274 274

DBTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

TOTAL

Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills Programme 180 Certificate in Welding and Machining 29 Certificate in Carpentry & Joinery 12 Certificate in Plumbing and Sheetmetal 16 Certificate in Motor Mechanics 37

TOTAL 274 DBTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 1 185 88 0 0 0 DBTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time

Domestic Students 0 273 International Students 0 1

TOTAL 0 274 II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC) HBC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Male 20 20 18 22 27

Female 0 2 3 9 14

Total 20 22 21 31 41


HBC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate IV in Biblical Studies 20 10 10

Diploma in Biblical Studies 17 3 14

Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies and Ministry 4 1 3

TOTAL 41 14 27

HBC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 6 3 5 0

Female 0 0 6 13 6 2

Total 0 0 12 16 11 2 HBC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 3 4 7 11 23 34

III. IERUSALEMA FOU BIBLE COLLEGE (IFBC) IFBC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate IV in Christian Ministries 0 0 0 Diploma in Biblical Studies 12 0 12

TOTAL 12 0 12 IFBC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 7 3 2 0

Female 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 7 3 2 0


IFBC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 0 12 12

IV. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) LPTC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 43 27 46 68 34

Male 69 65 104 135 65

TOTAL 112 92 150 203 99

% Change -14.5 -17.9 63.1 35.3 -51.2

LPTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Food, Textile and Technology 16 16 0

Certificate in Fabrication and Plumbing 4 0 4

Certificate in Welding 2 0 2

Certificate in Electrical Engineering 12 0 12

Certificate in Fine Arts 9 0 9

Certificate in Computer Studies 20 18 2

Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 11 0 11

Certificate in Automotive Engineering 19 0 19

Non Award (Music) 6 0 6

TOTAL 99 34 65

LPTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 1 46 18 0 0 0

Female 0 28 6 0 0 0

Total 1 74 24 0 0 0


LPTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 34 65 99 V. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA) LFSFA Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

TOTAL 31 33 18 18 24

LFSFA Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total

Certificate of Fine Arts 20 Diploma of Fine Arts 4

TOTAL 24 LFSFA Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 4 18 2 0 0 LFSFA Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time

Domestic Students 0 24

International Students 0 0

TOTAL 0 24

VI. MALUA BIBLE SCHOOL (MBS) MBS Enrolments 2011

2011

Female Male Total

27 7 34


VII. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC)

PTC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

TOTAL 55 50 46 49 14

PTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

TOTAL

Certificate of Theology 9

Diploma of Theology 5 Bachelor of Theology 0 Bachelor of Divinity 0

TOTAL 14 PTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 5 8 1 0

PTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 14

VIII. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER – SOUTH PACIFIC RHEMA Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 40 31 26 29 35

Male 58 47 81 45 70

TOTAL 98 78 107 74 105

% Change 2.1 -20.4 37.2 -30.9 41.9


RHEMA Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate of Completion (Ministerial Training Course) 66 23 43 Diploma in Bible Training 23 8 15 Ministerial Diploma 14 4 10 Advanced Ministerial Diploma 2 0 2

TOTAL 105 35 70 RHEMA Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 11 20 25 13 1

Female 0 6 11 8 10 0

Total 0 17 31 33 23 1

RHEMA Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time




TOTAL 0 0 0 35 70 105

IX. SOUTH PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC) SPNTC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2011

Female 2 2 2 8

Male 10 5 3 24

TOTAL 12 7 5 32

SPNTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Ministry 26 6 20 Diploma in Theology 6 2 4

TOTAL 32 8 24


SPNTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 7 10 5 0

Female 0 0 0 5 3 0

Total 0 2 7 15 8 0

SPNTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 2 4 6 6 20 26 X. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) UTVC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 17 14 9 9 3

Male 30 35 32 29 21

TOTAL 47 49 41 38 24 UTVC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Textile and Garment Construction 2 2 0 Certificate in Food Nutrition Technology 1 1 0

Certificate in Welding 5 0 5 Certificate in Electrical Engineering 4 0 4 Certificate in Fine Arts 2 0 2 Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 3 0 3 Certificate in Automotive Engineering 7 0 7

TOTAL 24 3 21 UTVC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 21 0 0 0 0

Female 0 3 0 0 0 0

Total 0 24 0 0 0 0


UTVC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 3 21 24

XI. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) VFTC Enrolments (2008 – 2011)

2008 2009 2010 2011

Male 6 2 17 5

Female 0 0 0 1

Total 6 2 17 6

VFTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

TOTAL Female Male

Certificate in Christian Studies 6 1 5

Diploma in Ministry 0 0 0 Diploma in Theology 0 0 0

TOTAL 6 1 5

VFTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 3 2 0 0

Female 0 0 1 0 0 0

Total 0 0 4 2 0 0 VFTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 1 5 6


XII. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC) WMTC Enrolments (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Male 37 30 15 19 28

Female 21 17 13 12 11

Total 58 47 28 31 39

WMTC Enrolments 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Christian Ministries 27 7 20 Diploma in Christian Ministries 12 4 8 Advanced Diploma in Christian Ministries

TOTAL 39 11 28 WMTC Enrolments 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 9 8 8 3 0

Female 0 6 4 0 1 0

Total 0 15 12 8 4 0

WMTC Enrolments 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 11 28 39

XIII. ALL MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS TOTAL ENROLMENTS

Total Enrolments All Mission PSET Formal Providers (2007 – 2011)


Mission PSET Formal Providers Enrolments 2011 by Programme

1 Type

Total Enrolments 2011 All Mission PSET Formal Provider by Age Group2

Number and Types of Programmes offered by Mission PSET Formal Providers 2011.

1 Enrolment by Programme does not include the 34 students from MBS as data on enrolments by

Programme was not available. 2 Enrolment by Age Group table does not include the 34 students from MBS as data on age of students are

not recorded during enrolment.


Mission PSET Formal Providers Part-time Enrolments 2011

Mission PSET Formal Providers Full-time Enrolments 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Overall enrolments for Mission Providers has decreased since 2007 due mainly to the

unavailability of data from Providers such as Malua Theological College as well as

decreasing student intake over the past five years for some of the Providers like

WMTC, PTC and UTVC.

2. A slight decrease (4%) was recorded for total Mission PSET Formal Providers

enrolments in 2011 compared to 2010 despite an increase in Providers submitting

enrolments data. 104 less students enrolled with LPTC in 2011 compared to 2010.

3. Majority (81.1%) of students enrolled in Certificate Level Programmes, which made

up 62% of Programmes offered by 12 Mission Providers in 2011.

4. 47.9% of Mission Provider enrolments in 2011 were in the age groups 15-19 which

represent students that transition straight from the School Sector to PSET.

5. All of the international students that enrolled in 2011 enrolled with Providers of

Religious Instruction.

6. Only HBC and SPNTC enrolled part-time students in 2011.


1.4 ENROLMENTS REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Total Enrolments Regional PSET Formal Providers (2007 – 2010)

APTC1 USP (School of Agriculture) TOTAL

F M Total F M Total F M Total

2007 28 60 88 28 6 88

2008 67 212 279 30 42 72 97 254 351

2009 78 176 254 29 30 59 107 206 313

2010 124 183 307 124 183 307

1.5 ENROLMENTS ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS (2007 – 2011)

1 APTC enrolments for 2011 not available.


II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE

III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS ENROLMENTS 2011 BY AGE GROUP1


Government Providers 0 1201 1221 430 156 10

Private Providers 3 186 190 85 84 6

Mission Providers 2 321 208 87 49 3

TOTAL 5 1708 1619 602 289 19

IV. PARTICIPATION RATES2 IN PSET 2011

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Population Census Count 220203 19814 14832 35187 32805 13262

Participation Rate 0.03 8.6% 10.9% 1.7% 0.9% 0.2%

V. NUMBER AND TYPES OF PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN 2011 BY PROVIDER TYPE.

1 Figures exclude 4 students from NUS and 34 from MBS.

2 Participation rate is the ratio between the enrolments in the PSET age range to the total population of that

age range. Population counts used here were sourced from the Population and Housing Census 2011

Tabulation Report published by the Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS). 3 Refers to Census total for Age range 10 – 14 years old.


VI. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME ENROLMENTS 2011

VII. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME ENROLMENTS 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Total enrolments for all PSET Formal Providers from 2007-2011 based on available

data indicates a steady trend with enrolments in the range of 4000 – 4500 students.

2. In 2011, 4280 students enrolled with 18 PSET Formal Providers (excluding APTC) to

undertake Post School Education, 53% of whom were female.

3. A total of 145 different Programmes were offered by the 19 Providers (including

APTC) in 2011, 62% of which were at Certificate level and 48% of which were

offered by NUS.

4. Majority (57.6%) of students enrolled in 2011 to undertake studies in Certificate level

Programmes, 60.8% of whom enrolled with NUS.

5. 21.5% of students enrolled in 2011 were in the core working age group of 25 years

and above.

6. Highest participation rate in PSET was in the age group of 20-24.

7. 4.3% of total enrolments in 2011 were international students.

8. Full-time students made up 84.6% of total PSET enrolments in 2011.

Section 2:

GRADUATES


2.1 GRADUATES GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA (NUS)

National University of Samoa (NUS) Total Graduates (2006 – 2011)

Year Female Male Total % change % of overall graduates

Schools 2007 80 156 236 -6.7 29.0

2008 139 164 303 22.1 33.7

2009 98 173 271 -10.6 34.2

2010 116 174 290 7.0 34.8

2011 96 173 269 -7.2 26.5

Faculties 2007 363 215 578 -4.5 71.0

2008 378 219 597 3.3 66.3

2009 337 184 521 -12.7 65.8

2010 339 205 544 4.4 65.2

2011 513 235 748 37.5 73.5

Overall 2007 443 371 814 1.0

2008 517 383 900 9.6

2009 435 357 792 -12.0

2010 455 379 834 5.3

2011 609 408 1017 21.9

TOTAL 2459 1898 4357


NUS Faculty Graduates (2007 – 2011)

Faculty Graduates by Programme (2007-2011)


Overall Foundation Programme Enrolments & Graduates (2007 -2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Foundation Programme Enrolments 529 456 442 701 981

Foundation Programme Graduates 310 298 257 299 409

Completion Rate 58.6% 65.4% 58.1% 42.7% 41.7%

Mainstream Foundation Programme Enrolments & Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 209 2010 2011

Mainstream Foundation Enrolments 271 281 283 452 574

Mainstream Foundation Graduates 201 210 195 231 314

Completion Rate 74.2% 74.7% 68.9% 51.1% 54.7%

NUS Schools Graduates (2007 – 2011)


NUS School Graduates by Programme (2007-2011)


SUMMARY:

1. NUS total graduates increased dramatically in 2011 compared to the previous years

where graduate numbers fluctuated in the range of 800 – 900 students annually.

2. An increase (5%) in percentage of female graduates to male is recorded for 2011

compared to 2010.

3. The Foundation Certificate in Arts, Foundation in Nursing and the Diploma in

Education Programmes recorded major increases in 2011 compared to 2010 graduate

figures.

4. A slight increase in Mainstream Foundation graduates is also noted for 2011.

5. Slight drop (7.2%) in the number of graduates is recorded for the School Programmes

for 2011 compared to the previous year.


II. APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME Apprenticeship Scheme Graduates by Programme (2007 – 2011)

III. TRADE TESTS SCHEME Trade Scheme Graduates by Programme (2007 - 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Motor Mechanic Trade 1 Certificate 2 0 0 0 0 2

Trade 2 Certificate 4 4 0 2 0 10

Electrical Trade 1 Certificate 0 0 0 0 0 0


Carpentry & Joinery Trade 1 Certificate 13 0 18 17 0 48


Plumbing Trade 1 Certificate 0 0 0 0 0 0


Welding Trade 1 Certificate 0 0 0 0 0 0


TOTAL Trade 1 Certificate 15 0 18 17 0 50


Apprenticeship and Trade Tests Graduates 2011 by Age Group.

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 25 11 0


IV. TOTAL GRADUATES GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Government PSET Formal Provider Graduates (2007 – 2011)

NUS Apprenticeship Scheme TOTAL


2007 443 371 814 0 62 62 443 433 876 2008 517 383 900 0 40 40 517 423 940 2009 435 357 792 0 58 58 435 415 850

2010 455 379 834 1 55 56 456 434 890 2011 609 408 1017 0 36 36 609 444 1053

TOTAL 2459 1898 4357 1 251 252 2460 2149 4609

Government PSET Formal Providers Graduates 2011 by Programme Type

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme Total


Certificate Programmes 324 275 599 0 36 36 324 311 635

Diploma Programmes 194 87 281 194 87 281

Bachelor Programmes 81 42 123 81 42 123

Postgraduate Diploma Programmes 9 3 12 9 3 12

Master Programmes 1 1 2 1 1 2

TOTAL 609 408 1017 0 36 36 609 444 1053

Government PSET Formal Providers Graduates 2011 by Age Group

<15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

NUS

Female 0 263 249 77 20 0

Male 0 170 177 51 9 1

Total 0 433 426 128 29 1


Female 0 0 0 0 0 0

Male 0 0 0 25 11 0

Total 0 0 0 25 11 0

TOTAL

Female 0 263 249 77 20 0

Male 0 170 177 76 20 1

Total 0 433 426 153 40 1


Government PSET Formal Providers Part-time Graduates 2011

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme TOTAL


Domestic Students 95 55 150 0 36 36 95 91 186 International Students 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 95 55 150 0 36 36 95 91 186

Government PSET Formal Providers Full-time Graduates 2011

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme TOTAL



TOTAL 514 353 867 0 0 0 514 353 867

SUMMARY:

1. Overall number of NUS graduates have been steady from 2007 – 2010 before a

significant increase (18.2%) in 2011.

2. 60% of NUS graduates received Certificate Level qualifications.

3. 13% of graduates in 2011 received degree level and higher qualifications.

4. 18% of graduates in 2011 were in the core working group aged 25 and above.

5. Full-time students made up 82% of the total number of students that successfully

completed qualifications in 2011.

6. Similar number of female to male students graduated in 2011 with qualifications from

NUS.


2.2 GRADUATES PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) AIOT Graduates (2008 – 2011)

2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 10 13 14 19 56

Male 2 6 8 2 18

Total 12 19 22 21 74

AIOT Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in General Studies 6 6 0

Certificate in Office Administration 9 9 0

Certificate in Computer and Information Management 1 0 1

Diploma in Office Administration 5 4 1

TOTAL 21 19 2 AIOT Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 1 1 0 0 0

Female 0 6 9 4 0 0

TOTAL 0 7 10 4 0 0 AIOT Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 19 2 21


II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCTION IN SAMOA (NCECES) NCECES Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 27 60 49 65 48 249

Male 5 8 12 15 10 50

TOTAL 32 68 61 80 58 299

NCECES Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Early Childhood and Education 58 48 10

NCECES Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 7 1 0 0

Female 0 17 17 9 5 0

TOTAL 0 19 24 10 5 0

NCECES Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 48 10 58

III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM) OUM Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 2 3 1 1 6 13

Male 2 0 3 2 7 14

TOTAL 4 3 4 3 13 27


OUM Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male


Graduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 9 3 6 Undergraduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 1 0 1


TOTAL 13 6 7

OUM Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 6 0 1

Female 0 0 0 1 5 0

TOTAL 0 0 0 7 5 1 OUM Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 6 7 13

IV. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNITECH (PIU) PIU Graduates (2011)


2011 22 19 41 PIU Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Core Software Applications (Computing) Certificate Level 2 26 16 10

Clerical Computing (Office Administration) Certificate Level 3 1 1 0

Frontline Management (Office Administration) Certificate Level 3 3 1 2

Office Administration Certificate Level 4 11 4 7

TOTAL 41 22 19


PIU Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 7 9 0 2 1

Female 0 10 9 3 0 0

TOTAL 0 17 18 3 2 1 PIU Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 1 0 1 21 19 40

V. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS)

TIAS Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 22 24 36 33 33 148

Male 8 3 10 13 5 39

TOTAL 30 27 46 46 38 187

TIAS Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male






TOTAL 38 33 5

TIAS Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 5 0 0

Female 0 0 7 21 5 0

TOTAL 0 0 7 26 5 0


TIAS Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 15 4 19 18 1 19

VI. TOTAL GRADUATES PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Private Providers Graduates (2007 – 2011)

Private Providers Graduates 2011 by Programme Type

Private Providers Graduates 2011 by Age Group


AIOT 0 7 10 4 0 0

NCECES 0 19 24 10 5 0

OUM 0 0 0 7 5 1

PIU 0 17 18 3 2 1

TIAS 0 0 7 26 5 0

TOTAL 0 43 59 50 17 2


Private Providers Part-time Graduates 2011

Private Providers Full-time Graduates 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Overall graduate totals for Private Providers increased steadily from 2007 to 2011.

2. Majority (83.1%) of Private Provider graduates completed qualifications in the

Certificate Level.

3. The majority (34.5%) of Private Provider graduates were aged 20-24 years old.

4. 8.0% of Private Provider graduates were international students.


2.3 GRADUATES MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) DBTC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

TOTAL 298 296 263 274 274

DBTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

TOTAL


TOTAL 109

DBTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 52 57 0 0 0

DBTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 109

II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC) HBC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 0 0 1 1 1 3

Male 13 5 9 3 9 39

Total 13 5 10 4 10 42


HBC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate IV in Biblical Studies 5 1 4 Diploma in Biblical Studies 2 0 2 Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies and Ministry 3 0 3

TOTAL 10 1 9 HBC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 1 5 3 0

Female 0 0 0 0 1 0

Total 0 0 1 5 4 0 HBC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 1 1 2 0 8 8

III. IERUSALEMA FOU BIBLE COLLEGE (IFBC)

IFBC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate IV in Christian Ministries 0 0 0 Diploma in Biblical Studies 6 1 5

TOTAL 6 1 5 IFBC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 1 4 0 0

Female 0 0 0 1 0 0

Total 0 0 1 5 0 0 IFBC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 1 5 6


IV. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) LPTC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 7 12 14 17 14 64 Male 37 17 30 34 36 154

TOTAL 44 29 44 51 50 218

LPTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Food, Textile and Technology 7 7 0 Certificate in Fabrication and Plumbing 2 0 2 Certificate in Welding 5 0 5 Certificate in Electrical Engineering 6 0 6 Certificate in Fine Arts 7 0 7 Certificate in Computer Studies 9 7 2 Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 2 0 2 Certificate in Automotive Engineering 12 0 12

TOTAL 50 14 36

LPTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 8 28 0 0 0

Female 0 4 10 0 0 0

Total 0 12 38 0 0 0 LPTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 14 36 50 V. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA) LFSFA Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

TOTAL 31 33 18 18 24


LFSFA Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total


TOTAL 11 LFSFA Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 7 2 0 0 LFSFA Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 11

VI. MALUA BIBLE SCHOOL (MBS) MBS Graduates (2009 – 2011)

2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 19 37 31 87

Male 14 16 2 32

TOTAL 33 53 33 119 MBS Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Theological Studies 24 23 1

Diploma in Theological Studies 9 8 1

TOTAL 33 31 2

VII. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC)

PTC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Male 13 15 16 49 8 101


PTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

TOTAL

Certificate of Theology 3 Diploma of Theology 1 Bachelor of Theology 0 Bachelor of Divinity 4

TOTAL 8

PTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 7 1 0 PTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 8

VIII. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER – SOUTH PACIFIC RHEMA Graduates (2007 – 2011)

Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 40 31 26 29 35

Male 58 47 81 45 70

TOTAL 98 78 107 74 105

% Change 2.1 -20.4 37.2 -30.9 41.9 RHEMA Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate of Completion (Ministerial Training Course) 55 18 37 Diploma in Bible Training 21 8 13 Ministerial Diploma 13 4 9 Advanced Ministerial Diploma 2 0 2

TOTAL 91 30 61

RHEMA Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 9 17 23 11 1

Female 0 4 10 8 8 0

Total 0 13 27 31 19 1


RHEMA Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 30 61 91

IX. SOUTH PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC)

SPNTC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 0 0 0 0 0

Male 4 0 0 0 1

TOTAL 4 0 0 0 1

SPNTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Ministry 0 0 0 Diploma in Theology 1 0 1

TOTAL 1 0 1 SPNTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 1 0 0 0

Female 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 1 0 0 0 SPNTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 0 1 1


X. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) UTVC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Female 17 14 9 9 3

Male 30 35 32 29 21

TOTAL 47 49 41 38 24

UTVC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Textile and Garment Construction 1 1 0 Certificate in Food Nutrition Technology 1 1 0 Certificate in Welding 0 0 0 Certificate in Electrical Engineering 2 0 2 Certificate in Fine Arts 2 0 2 Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 1 0 1 Certificate in Automotive Engineering 2 0 2

TOTAL 9 2 7

UTVC Graduates 2011 by Age Group Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 7 0 0 0 0

Female 0 2 0 0 0 0

Total 0 9 0 0 0 0

UTVC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 2 7 9


XI. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) VFTC Graduates (2008-2011)

2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 0 0 0 1 1 Male 3 0 2 1 6

Total 3 0 2 2 7 VFTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

TOTAL Female Male

Certificate in Christian Studies 0 0 0 Diploma in Ministry 2 1 1 Diploma in Theology 0 0 0

TOTAL 2 1 1

VFTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 1 0 0

Female 0 0 0 1 0 0

Total 0 0 0 2 0 0 VFTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 1 1 2

XII. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC) WMTC Graduates (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Female 15

11 9 8 43

Male 25 10 11 16 62

Total 40 21 20 24 105


WMTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male


TOTAL 24 8 16

WMTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 6 5 4 1 0

Female 0 4 3 0 1 0

Total 0 10 8 4 2 0

WMTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 8 16 24

XIII. TOTAL GRADUATES MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

All Mission PSET Formal Providers Total Graduates (2007 – 2011)

All Mission PSET Formal Providers Graduates 2011 by Programme Type


All Mission PSET Formal Providers Graduates 2011 by Age Group1

All Mission PSET Formal Providers Part-time Graduates 20111

All Mission PSET Formal Providers Full-time Graduates 20111

SUMMARY:

1. Overall Mission Provider graduates have remained steady from 2007-2011 with

annual figures ranging from 290-370. The absence of data from MTC in 2010 and

2011 has been offset by the availability of data from Malua Bible School and

Ierusalema Fou Bible College which submitted data for the first time in this Bulletin’s

Annual Survey.

2. A slight (5.4%) increase is recorded for total graduates for Mission Providers in 2011

compared to the previous year.

3. Majority (79%) of total Mission Provider graduates successfully completed

Certificate level Programmes during the academic year ending 2011.

4. 74% of Mission Provider graduates were in the age group 15 – 24.

5. Almost all of the graduates in 2011 studied full-time.

1Total does not include the 33 graduates from MBS as data on the age of these graduates was not available.


2.4 GRADUATES REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. AUSTRALIA-PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE (APTC) APTC Graduates (2008 – 2011)


2008 19 18 37 2009 73 51 124 2010 98 314 412

2011 96 198 294

TOTAL 286 581 867

APTC Graduates 2011 by Programme

APTC Graduates 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 30 103 65 0

Female 0 0 25 60 11 0

TOTAL 0 0 55 163 76 0

APTC Graduates 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type.

Part-time Full-time




TOTAL 10 154 164 86 44 130


II. TOTAL REGIONAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES

All Regional PSET Formal Providers Total Graduates (2007 – 2011)

SUMMARY:

1. Since APTC opened in 2008, there has been an increasing number of graduates of

APTC qualifications each year with the highest recorded in 2010.

2. 33% of total APTC graduates for the past four years were female.

3. Recognition of work experience in APTC’s entry criterion is reflected in the age

groups of its graduates with majority (81.3%) of them being in the core working age

group of 25 years old and above.

4. Slightly higher (52.1%) proportion of international students than domestic students

graduated in 2011 from APTC.


2.5 GRADUATES ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. TOTAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES (2007 – 2011)

II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE

III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS GRADUATES 2011 BY AGE GROUP1





Regional Providers 0 0 55 163 76 0

TOTAL 0 574 680 422 159 4

1 Mission Providers Total does not include 33 graduates from MBS.


IV. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME GRADUATES 2011

V. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME GRADUATES 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Available data suggests an increasing trend in overall graduate PSET numbers during

2007-2011 with a slight drop in 2009 due to a decrease in NUS graduates in that year.

2. Similar number of female compared to male students successfully completed studies

in 2011, although more female (62%) students completed degrees and higher level

qualifications than male students.

3. 68.2% of 2011 graduates were in the age group 15-24 year old.

4. 11.3% of graduates in 2011 were international students.

5. Full-time students made up 79.7% of total number of graduates for PSET in 2011.

Section 3:

DROP-OUTS


3.1 DROP-OUTS GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA (NUS)

NUS Total Drop-outs 2011

Female Male Total % of enrolment

SCHOOLS 92 110 202 33.9

FACULTIES 515 270 785 33.8

TOTAL 607 380 987 33.8

NUS Faculty Drop-outs 2011

2011

Faculty of Arts F M Total

Bachelor of Arts 21 9 30

Diploma in Arts 1 1 2

Foundation Certificate in Arts 36 15 51

TOTAL 58 25 83

2011

Faculty of Business & Entrepreneurship F M Total

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 0 0 0

Bachelor of Commerce 74 44 118

Certificate in Commerce 7 5 12

Certificate in Fitness 0 0 0

Certificate in Management 0 0 0

Diploma in Accounting 0 1 1

Diploma in Banking & Finance 0 0 0

Diploma in Economics 0 0 0

Diploma in Management 1 0 1

Diploma in Sport and Fitness Education 0 0 0

Foundation Certificate in Commerce 50 16 66

TOTAL 132 66 198


NUS Foundation Programme Drop-outs 2011

Programme F M Total

Foundation Certificate in Art 36 15 51 Foundation Certificate in Commerce 50 16 66 Foundation Certificate in Education 108 48 156 Foundation Certificate (General) 25 9 34

Foundation Certificate in Nursing 10 9 19 Foundation Certificate in Science 4 4 8

Total Intake 233 101 334

NUS Schools Drop-outs 2011


II. APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME

Apprenticeship Scheme Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

TOTAL

Certificate of Due Completion (Motor Mechanics) 7 Certificate of Due Completion (Electrical) 4 Certificate of Due Completion(Refrigeration) 0 Certificate of Due Completion (Fitting and Machinery) 0 Certificate of Due Completion (Welding) 1

Certificate of Due Completion (Plumbing) 3 Certificate of Due Completion (Carpentry and Joinery) 0

Total 15

III. TOTAL GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDER DROP-OUTS

Government PSET Formal Provider Drop-outs 2010-2011

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme TOTAL


2010 0 33 33 0 33 33 2011 607 380 987 0 15 15 607 395 1002

TOTAL 607 380 987 0 48 48 607 428 1035

Government PSET Formal Provider Drop-outs 2011 by Programme Type

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme Total


Certificate Programmes 294 197 491 0 15 15 294 212 506

Diploma Programmes 131 79 210 131 79 210


Postgraduate Diploma Programmes 1 3 4 1 3 4

Non Award 57 33 90 57 33 90

TOTAL 607 380 987 0 15 15 607 395 1002


Government PSET Formal Provider Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group1

<15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

NUS

Female 0 295 227 75 9 0

Male 0 146 167 58 7 1

Total 0 441 394 133 16 1


Female 0 0 0 0 0 0

Male 0 0 4 9 2 0

Total 0 0 4 9 2 0

TOTAL

Female 0 295 227 75 9 0

Male 0 146 171 67 9 1

Total 0 441 398 142 18 1

Government PSET Formal Provider Part-time Drop-outs 2011

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme TOTAL



TOTAL 106 70 176 0 15 15 106 85 191

Government PSET Formal Provider Part-time Drop-outs 2011

NUS Apprenticeship

Scheme TOTAL



TOTAL 501 310 811 0 0 0 501 310 811

1 Information on the ages of two (2) students from NUS not available.

SUMMARY:

1. 33.8% of students at NUS in 2011 left without a qualification nor re-enrolled

to complete the same Programme in 2012.

2. Majority (33.8%) of drop-outs in 2011 for NUS were in the Foundation

Programme. The Foundation Certificate in Education had the highest number

of drop-outs relative to other Foundation Programmes.

3. A high percentage (29%) of students enrolled in Bachelor Programmes

dropped out in 2011.

4. Majority (84%) of students that did not complete their intended qualifications

were in the age group of 15-24 year old.


3.2 DROP-OUTS PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (AIOT) AIOT Drop-outs (2008 – 2011)

Year Female Male TOTAL % of Enrolments

2008 14 6 20 39

2009 16 1 17 25

2010 21 0 21 49

2011 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 51 7 58

II. NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN SAMOA (NCECES) NCECES Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)

Year Female Male TOTAL % of Enrolment

2007 0 0 0 0

2008 4 3 7 10.3

2009 1 1 2 3.3

2010 22 4 26 33

2011 27 5 32 29

TOTAL 54 13 67

NCECES Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Early Childhood and Education 32 27 5 NCECES Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 3 0 0 0

Female 0 12 15 0 0 0

TOTAL 0 14 18 0 0 0 NCECES Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 27 5 32


III. OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA (OUM) OUM Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)


2007 7 9 16 21.3 2008 3 7 10 11.2 2009 5 1 6 5.8 2010 10 5 15 12.0 2011 16 5 21 14.4

TOTAL 41 27 68

OUM Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male


Graduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 5 3 2

Undergraduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 0 0 0


TOTAL 21 16 5

OUM Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 4 1 0

Female 0 0 0 4 12 0

TOTAL 0 0 0 8 13 0 OUM Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 15 5 20 1 0 1


IV. TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES (TIAS) TIAS Drop-outs (2008 – 2011)


2008 0 0 0 0

2009 1 1 2 0.44

2010 74 11 85 41.3

2011 81 31 112 57.4

TOTAL 156 43 199

TIAS Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male






TOTAL 112 81 31 TIAS Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 10 16 5 0 0

Female 2 36 32 10 1 0

TOTAL 2 46 48 15 1 0

TIAS Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 26 12 38 55 19 74


V. TOTAL DROP-OUTS ALL PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

All Private PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)

AIOT NCECES OUM TIAS TOTAL

F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total

2007 0 0 0 7 9 16 7 9 16

2008 14 6 20 4 3 7 3 7 10 0 0 0 21 16 37

2009 16 1 17 1 1 2 5 1 6 1 1 2 23 4 27

2010 21 0 21 22 4 26 10 5 15 74 11 85 127 20 147

2011 0 0 0 27 5 32 16 5 21 81 31 112 124 41 165

TOTAL 51 7 58 54 13 67 41 27 68 156 43 199 302 90 392

All Private PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs 2011 by Programme Type

AIOT NCECES OUM TIAS TOTAL

F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T

Certificate Programmes 0 0 0 27 5 32 76 30 106 103 35 138

Diploma Programmes 0 0 0 5 1 6 5 1 6


Masters Programmes 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 0 0 0 27 5 32 16 5 21 81 31 112 124 41 165

All Private PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group


AIOT 0 0 0 0 0 0

NCECES 0 14 18 0 0 0

OUM 0 0 0 8 13 0

TIAS 2 46 48 15 1 0

TOTAL 2 60 66 23 14 0

All Private PSET Formal Providers Part-time Drop-outs 2011


All Private PSET Formal Providers Full-time Drop-outs 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Available data suggests an increasing trend in drop-out figures for Private Providers

during 2007-2011. NCECES and TIAS were the main Providers recording increases

in drop-out figures since 2007.

2. Drop-out figures for Private PSET Providers slightly increased (4%) for 2011

compared to 2010 despite the decrease in number of Providers submitting drop-out

figures.

3. TIAS recorded the highest percentage of drop-outs (57.4%) out of the number of

enrolments for 2011.

4. 75% of Private Provider drop-outs in 2011 were female students.

5. 84% of Private Provider drop-outs in 2011 were from Certificate level Programmes.

6. International students made up 12% of students that did not complete studies in 2011

nor re-enrolled in the same Programme in 2012.

7. Majority (76%) of drop-outs in 2011 were between 15 – 24 years of age.


3.3 DROP-OUTS MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE (DBTC) DBTC Drop-outs (2007-2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Total Drop-outs 24 22 8 42 50 146

% of Enrolment 8.1 7.4 3.1 15.3 18.3

DBTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

TOTAL


TOTAL 50

DBTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 1 39 10 0 0 0 DBTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 50 II. HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE (HBC)

HBC Drop-outs (2007-2011)


2007 0 0 0 0 2008 0 1 1 4.5 2009 0 2 2 9.5 2010 4 5 9 29

2011 1 4 5 12.2

TOTAL 5 12 17


HBC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate IV in Biblical Studies 1 0 1 Diploma in Biblical Studies 4 1 3 Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies and Ministry 0 0 0

TOTAL 5 1 4 HBC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 1 1 2 0 0

Female 0 0 0 0 1 0

Total 0 1 1 2 1 0 HBC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 1 4 5

III. LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE (LPTC) LPTC Drop-outs (2007-2011)


2007 0 5 5 4.5 2008 31 52 83 90.2

2009 13 35 48 32.0 2010 30 80 110 54.0 2011 11 44 55 55.6

TOTAL 85 216 301


LPTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Food, Textile and Technology 13 2 11 Certificate in Fabrication and Plumbing 2 0 2 Certificate in Welding 3 0 3 Certificate in Electrical Engineering 8 0 8 Certificate in Fine Arts 3 0 3 Certificate in Computer Studies 9 9 0 Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 7 0 7 Certificate in Automotive Engineering 10 0 10

TOTAL 55 11 44 LPTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 36 8 0 0 0

Female 0 8 3 0 0 0

Total 0 44 11 0 0 0 LPTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 11 44 55

IV. LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS (LFSFA)

LFSFA Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Male 0 0 1 4 11 16

% of Enrolment 0 0 5.6 22.2 45.8 LFSFA Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total


TOTAL 11


LFSFA Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 7 2 0 0 LFSFA Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 11 V. PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (PTC)

PTC Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

Male 4 3 4 5 2 18

% of Enrolments 7.2 6.0 8.7 10.0 14.3

PTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

TOTAL

Certificate of Theology 2 Diploma of Theology 0 Bachelor of Theology 0 Bachelor of Divinity 0

TOTAL 2 PTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 2 0 0 PTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time


TOTAL 0 2


VI. RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER - SOUTH PACIFIC RHEMA Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate of Completion (Ministerial Training Course) 11 5 6

Diploma in Bible Training 2 0 2

Ministerial Diploma 1 0 1

Advanced Ministerial Diploma 0 0 0

TOTAL 14 5 9 RHEMA Drop-outs 2011 by Age

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 2 3 2 2 0

Female 0 2 1 0 2 0

Total 0 4 4 2 4 0 RHEMA Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 5 9 14

VII. SOUTH PACFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (SPNTC) SPNTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Ministry 2 0 2

Diploma in Theology 2 0 2

TOTAL 4 0 4

SPNTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 1 3 0 0

Female 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 1 3 0 0


SPNTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 3 3 0 1 1

VIII. UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE (UTVC) UTVC Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)


2007 12 23 35 74.5

2008 13 25 38 77.6

2009 5 19 24 58.5

2010 1 1 2 5.0

2011 1 3 4 16.7

TOTAL 32 71 103

UTVC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male

Certificate in Textile and Garment Construction 1 1 0 Certificate in Food Nutrition Technology 0 0 0 Certificate in Welding 2 0 2 Certificate in Electrical Engineering 0 0 0 Certificate in Fine Arts 0 0 0

Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery 1 0 1 Certificate in Automotive Engineering 0 0 0

TOTAL 4 1 3 UTVC Drop-outs 2011 by Age

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 3 0 0 0 0

Female 0 1 0 0 0 0

Total 0 4 0 0 0 0


UTVC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 1 3 4

IX. VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE (VFTC) VFTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

TOTAL Female Male

Certificate in Christian Studies 2 1 1 Diploma in Ministry 0 0 0 Diploma in Theology 0 0 0

TOTAL 2 1 1

VFTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 0 0 1 0 0

Female 0 0 1 0 0 0

Total 0 0 1 1 0 0 VFTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time




TOTAL 0 0 0 1 1 2


X. WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE (WMTC)

WMTC Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)


2007 2 12 14 24.1 2008

2009 7 7 14 50.0 2010 2 6 8 25.8 2011 2 5 7 18

TOTAL 13 30 43 117.9 WMTC Drop-outs 2011 by Programme

Total Female Male


TOTAL 7 2 5 WMTC Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Age Group <15 15-19 20-24 25-39 40-59 60+

Male 0 1 2 2 0 0

Female 0 1 1 0 0 0

Total 0 2 3 2 0 0 WMTC Drop-outs 2011 by Mode of Study and Student Type

Part-time Full-time



TOTAL 0 0 0 2 5 7


XI. TOTAL DROP-OUTS ALL MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

Mission PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs (2007 – 2011)

Mission PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs 2011 by Programme Type

Mission PSET Formal Providers Drop-outs 2011 by Age Group

Mission PSET Formal Providers Part-time Drop-outs 2011


Mission PSET Formal Providers Full-time Drop-outs 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Available data indicates a fluctuating trend in overall drop-out figures for Mission

Provider from 2007-2011.

2. For 2011 total drop-out figures decreased by 14% compared to 2010 mainly due to

decreases in drop-out numbers for the majority of Providers.

3. LPTC recorded a significant decrease (50%) from the previous year although the

percentage of drop-outs out of the number of enrolments was still high (55.6%).

4. 86% of the total Mission Provider drop-outs were male students.

5. 91% of the total Mission Provider drop-outs for 2011 were enrolled in Certificate

level Programmes.

6. The highest percentage of Mission Provider drop-outs were aged 15-19 years of age.


3.4 DROP-OUTS ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS

I. TOTAL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS1 (2007 – 2011)

II. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS 2011 BY PROGRAMME TYPE

III. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS DROP-OUTS 2011 BY AGE GROUP





TOTAL 3 597 502 179 37 1

IV. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS PART-TIME DROP-OUTS 2011

1 Regional drop-out firgues from 2008-2010 are for APTC only.


V. ALL PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS FULL-TIME DROP-OUTS 2011

SUMMARY:

1. Drop-out figures for all PSET Formal Providers have increased significantly in 2011

due to the availability of data from NUS.

2. More (56%) female than male students dropped-out in 2011.

3. 59% of the drops-outs in 2011 were enrolled in Certificate level Programmes.

4. Majority of drop-outs from PSET in 2011 were in the age group 15-19 years of age.

Section 4:

LECTURERS &

TRAINERS


4.1 GOVERNMENT PSET FORMAL PROVIDER LECTURERS/TRAINERS

Government PSET Formal Providers Number of Lecturers/Trainers (2011)

Female Male TOTAL

Faculties 65 31 96

Schools 19 37 56

TOTAL 84 68 152

NUS Number of Lecturers/Trainers (2011) by Institute Type

NUS Lecturers/Trainers (2011) by Highest Qualifications Attained


NUS Student–Lecturer/Trainer Ratios (2011)

Student-Lecturer Ratio

FACULTIES Faculty of Arts 16.6 Faculty of Business & Entrepreneurship 67.3 Faculty of Education 32.8 Faculty of Nursing & Health Sciences 19.4 Faculty of Science 10.7 Centre of Samoan Studies 17.9

SCHOOLS School of Business & General Studies 14.7

School of Engineering 7.9 School of Maritime Training 8.6

SUMMARY:

1. Majority (77%) of NUS Faculty permanent lecturers/trainers had Degree level

and/or higher qualifications.

2. 32.9% of NUS Faculty permanent lecturers/trainers had Masters and PhD

qualifications.

3. Fewer (41%) of NUS Schools permanent lecturers/trainers had Degree level

and/or higher qualifications in 2011.

4. The Faculty of Business & Entrepreneurship had the highest student-

lecturer/trainer ratio relative to the other Faculties/Schools.


4.2 PRIVATE PSET FORMAL PROVIDER LECTURERS/TRAINERS

Private PSET Formal Providers Number of Lecturers/Trainers (2007-2011)

Private PSET Formal Providers Lecturers/Trainers (2011) by Highest Qualifications1

Attained

Private PSET Formal Providers Student–Lecturer/Trainer Ratios (2007 – 2011)

AIOT BEN JRSM NCECES OUM PIU TIAS

2007 10.5 39.8 2.9 8.3 86.2

2008 7.3 5 60.2 7.6 17.8 117

2009 16.8 14.5 32.6 6.8 20.6 91.6

2010 8.6 13.0 8.0 4.0 22.9

2011 6.3 12.3 16.2 38.5 21.7

1 Information on qualifications of NCECES lecturers/trainers not available.

SUMMARY:

1. AIOT had the lowest student-lecturer/trainer ratio relative to the other Private

Providers.

2. TIAS had two permanent lecturers/trainers in 2011 without formal PSET

qualifications.

3. The caliber of OUM’s permanent lecturers/trainers is expected of a provider of

Medicine Programmes.


4.3 MISSION PSET FORMAL PROVIDERS LECTURERS/TRAINERS

Mission PSET Formal Providers Number of Lecturers/Trainers (2007-2011)

Mission PSET Formal Providers Lecturers/Trainers (2011) Qualifications1

Mission PSET Formal Providers Student-Lecturer/Trainer Ratios (2007 – 2011)

1 Information on the qualifications of the 18 Trainers at LPTC not available.

SUMMARY:

1. All of the Mission Providers had low student-lecturer/trainer ratios.

2. Lecturers from Providers of Religious Instruction mostly had Bachelor or higher

qualifications.

3. DBTC and UTVC had lecturers/trainers in 2011 without formal PSET Qualifications.

Section 5:

NATIONAL

STATISTICS


5.0 NATIONAL INDICATORS This section contains information extracted from the Samoa Bureau of Statistics

Population Census Tabulation Report 2011 that are of relevance to the PSET sub-sector.

I. YOUTH LITERACY RATE 2006, 2011

Census Year NATIONAL INDICATOR Number Percentage (%) or Ratio

2011 Literacy rate (15 - 24 years) 33,445 97.9 Male 17,363 97.2 Female 16,082 98.8

2006 Literacy rate (15 - 24 years) 32002 100 Male 16913 53 Female 15089 47

II. EMPLOYED POPULATION

Census Year NATIONAL INDICATOR TOTAL Male Female

Percentage or Ratio

2011 Economically Active Population (15+) 47,881 34,763 13,118 41.3%

Employed population 45,161 32,939 12,222

Percent of employed population out of active population (%)

94.3%

Unemployed population 2,720 1824 896

Percent of unemployed population out of active population (%)

5.7%

Non-economically Active Population 67,990 24,836 43,154 58.7%

Domestic Duties 48,536 15,323 33,213 71.4%

Attend School 15,614 7,538 8,076 23.0%

In capable 3,840 1,975 1,865 5.7%

Not Stated 29 18 11 0.03%

III. TERTIARY ATTENDANCE

NATIONAL INDICATOR Number Percentage or Ratio

Tertiary school attendance 3,830

Male 1,838 48

Female 1,992 52

Ratio of girls to boys in tertiary 108


IV. HIGHEST QUALIFICATION ATTAINED by GENDER and AGE GROUP

NATIONAL INDIC ATOR Number Male Female

PSSC/less 100,930 52,160 48,770

Post-Secondary Certificate 6602 3,239 3,363

Diploma Level 4615 2,215 2,400

Degree/higher level 3,709 1,983 1,726

SUMMARY:

1. Youth Literacy Rate has decreased to 97.7% in 2011 from the 100 percent

recorded during the 2006 Population Census. This gives an estimate of 728

illiterate youth members amongst the Samoan Population. Literacy is generally

considered as one of the generic skills required for employment.

2. 41.3% of the Samoan Population in the Age range 15+ years was determined to be

Economically Active with an estimate of 2,720 unemployed individuals. 23% or

15,614 of the Non-economically active population attended school during the

Census.

3. 3,830 people attended PSET during the 2011 Census. One in two PSET students

attending PSET in 2011 was a female.

4. A total of 14,926 or 12.9% of the 15+ Age Group have attained PSET

qualifications. 4.3% of the core working group of 25 years and above held Degree

or higher level qualifications. Highest qualification attainment is an important

proxy in terms of access to PSET.


PSET Formal Providers Study Programmes by Field of Study The Broad Fields of Study listed herein are derived from the main classification categories under the New Zealand Standard

Classification of Education (NZSCED).

Broad Field of Study: Agriculture, Environment & Related Studies

PSET Provider Programme Title Programme Duration Entry Criteria Fees

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAMOA

Certificate in Tropical Horticulture

1 year SC: English + Mathematics + Agriculture + Biology; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,505.00/Programme

Broad Field of Study: Architecture & Building

PSET Provider Programme Title Programme Duration Entry Criteria Fees AUSTRALIA-PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Certificate III in Plumbing (General Plumber)

2 Years (part-time) Relevant industry experience; relevant previous education; pass interview with APTC staff.

$2252/ Programme

Certificate II in Housing Repairs(Indigenous)

As above

DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE

Certificate in Carpentry & Joinery

2 Years Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills Programme or equivalent qualification awarded by another SATVETI school

$1300/Programme

Certificate in Plumbing & Sheetmetal

2 Years Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills Programme or equivalent qualification awarded by another SATVETI school

$1300/Programme

LAUMUA O PUNAOA TECHNICAL CENTRE

Certificate in Fabrication and Plumbing

2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16 $660/ Programme


Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery


UESILIANA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE

Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery


MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY & LABOUR - APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME (NUS)

Certificate of Due Completion (Plumbing)

4 Years Completed Yr 11 $9980/ Programme

Certificate of Due Completion (Carpentry & Joinery)


MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY & LABOUR - TRADE TEST SCHEME

Grade 1 Certificate in any of the trades: (Plumbing, Carpentry & Joinery)

N/A More than 5 years work experience in trade area

$100/test

Grade 2 Certificate in any of the trades: (Plumbing, Carpentry & Joinery)


$100/test

National Trade Certificate in any of the trades: (Plumbing, Carpentry & Joinery)

N/A Graduate of Grade 2 Certificate plus relevant work experience

N/A


Intermediate Certificate in Plumbing & Sheetmetal

2 years SC: English + Mathematics + Science; minimum of a grade 4 per course

Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Intermediate Certificate in Construction & Joinery


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Broad Field of Study: Creative Arts


LEULUMOEGA FOU SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS

Certificate of Fine Arts 2 Years Year 12 Completion; 17 Years of Age

Year1: $400.00 Year2: $500.00

Diploma of Fine Arts 3 Years Certificate of Fine Arts Year1: $400 Year2: $500


Year 3: $600


Certificate in Fine Arts 2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16

$660/ Programme


Certificate in Fine Arts 2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16

$660/ Programme

Broad Field of Study: Education


NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN SAMOA

Certificate in Early Childhood Education

1 Year Yr 11 Completion; 15 Years of Age

$250/Yr (Private Students) $200/Yr (Sponsored Students)

AUSTRALIA-PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

6 months (full-time) Relevant industry experience; relevant previous education; pass interview with APTC staff.

$561/ Programme


Foundation Certificate in Education

1 Year PSSC aggregate 4 - 18

$1175.00 - $1230.00

Diploma in Education: Primary(general, special needs, early childhood) & Secondary

2 years Any Foundation Program Certificate or equivalent; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00- $995.00/Yr

Bachelor of Education: (Primary OR Secondary)

4 years Foundation Certificate Education; OR any Foundation Program Certificate; OR Diploma in Education; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00/Yr (without computing)

Graduate Diploma in Education

2 years A First degree $290.00 per course


Broad Field of Study: Engineering and Related Technologies



Certificate III in Automotive - Mechanical Technology

2 Years (part-time) Relevant industry experience; relevant previous education; pass interview with APTC staff.

$1983/ Programme

Certificate III in Engineering –Mechanical Trade (Fitting & Machining)

2-3 Years (part-time) As above $1960/ Programme

Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boiler-making)

2 Years (part-time) As above $1960/ Programme

Certificate III in Electro-Technology (Systems Electrician)

2 Years (part-time) As above $2021/ Programme

Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning)

2-3 Years (part-time) As above $1960/ Programme

DON BOSCO TECHNICAL CENTRE

Certificate in Welding & Machining

2 Semester x 2 Years

Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills Programme or equivalent qualification awarded by another SATVETI school

$1300/Programme

Certificate in Motor Mechanics

2 Semester x 2 Years

Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills Programme or equivalent qualification awarded by another SATVETI school

$1300/Programme

Certificate in Welding 2 Years Open $660/ Programme


Certificate in Electrical Engineering


Certificate in Automotive Engineering



Certificate in Welding 2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16 $660/ Programme


Certificate in Electrical Engineering


Certificate in Automotive Engineering


Certificate of Due Completion (Motor Mechanics)


MNISTRY OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY & LABOUR - APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME (NUS)

Certificate of Due Completion (Electrical)


Certificate of Due Completion (Refrigeration)


Certificate of Due Completion (Fitting & Machinery)


Certificate of Due Completion (Welding)


Grade 1 Certificate in any of the trades: (Motor Mechanics, Electrical, Refrigeration, Fitting & Machinery, Welding)


$100/test

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY & LABOUR - TRADE TEST SCHEME

Grade 2 Certificate in any of the trades: (Motor Mechanics, Electrical, Refrigeration, Fitting & Machinery, Welding)


$100/test

National Trade Certificate in any of the trades: (Motor Mechanics, Electrical, Refrigeration, Fitting & Machinery)

N/A Graduate of Grade 2 Certificate plus relevant work experience

N/A

Certificate in Panel Beating and Spray Painting

1 year SC: Eng + Mathematics + Physics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,505.00/Programme

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF Diploma in Radio & 2 years PSSC: English + Mathematics + Year1: $1530.00 Year2:


SAMOA Electronics Physics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1665.00

Intermediate Certificate in Automotive Engineering


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Intermediate Certificate in Electrical Engineering


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Intermediate Certificate in Fitting & Machining


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Intermediate Certificate in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Intermediate Certificate in Welding & Metal Fabrication


Year1: $1085.00 Year2: $1295.00

Certificate of Achievement in Maritime Training Rating 2

1 year PSSC: English & Mathematics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,505.00/Programme

Certificate of Achievement in Marine Engineering Class 5

1 semester PSSC: English & Mathematics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,650.00/Programme

Certificate in Basic Nautical (Rating2)

1 year PSSC: English & Mathematics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,505.00/Programme

Certificate of Achievement in Master Class 5

1 semester PSSC: English & Mathematics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

$1,650.00/Programme

Broad Field of Study: Food, Hospitality & Personal Services



Certificate III Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)

6 months (full-time) Relevant industry experience; relevant previous education; pass interview with APTC staff.

$1837/ Programme

Certificate III Tourism (Operations)

6 months (full-time) As above $867/ Programme

Certificate III Hospitality 6 months (full-time) As above $1051/ Programme


(Operations)

Certificate IV Hospitality (Supervision)

1 Year (full-time) As above $1531/ Programme


Certificate in Food, Textile & Technology

2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16

$660/ Programme


Certificate in Textile and Garment Construction


Certificate in Food Nutrition Technology



Certificate of Tourism and Hospitality

1 year SC: English + Mathematics + Interview; minimum of grade 5 per course

$1,505.00/Programme

Diploma in Tourism 2 years PSSC: English + Mathematics + History; minimum of a grade 5 per course

Year1: $1530.00 Year2: $1665.00

Broad Field of Study: Health


OCEANIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE SAMOA

Doctor of Medicine (MD) 5 Terms x 2 Years 72 Clinical Weeks

Bachelor Degree (GPA ≥ 3) Pass OUM Medical Admission Test and/or Interview

USD$7298/Yr

Graduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

5 Terms x 2 Years 64 Clinical Weeks

As above AUD $8935/Yr NZD $9090/Yr

Undergraduate Entry - Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

5 Terms x 5 Years

Pass National Secondary School Examination with minimum aggregate pass of 80% or equivalent in English, Chemistry and either Biology, Physics or Mathematics.

AUD $25000/Yr

Graduate Entry - Master of Health Science (MHS)

Bachelor Degree (GPA ≥ 3) Pass OUM Medical Admission Test and/or

5 Terms x 2 Years 64 Clinical Weeks

USD$7298 or AUD$8935 or NZD $9090 per Year


Interview


Foundation Certification Nursing


$1175.00 - $1230.00 per Programme

Certificate in General Hygiene 2 years part time Details are not available Details are not available

Certificate in Medical Laboratory 2 years Details are not available Details are not available

Certificate in Fitness

1 Year PSSC aggregate 4 - 20 with English aggregate of 1 - 6; 1 year experience in relevant area; OR mature entry criteria

$940.009 - $995.00 per Programme

Diploma in Dental Therapy 3 years Details not available

Diploma in Nursing 2 years Foundation Certificate Nursing OR any Foundation Program Certificate OR equivalent; OR mature age entry OR prior learning criteria

$705.00/Semester

Diploma in Sport & Fitness 2 years Any Foundation Program Certificate o equivalent; OR prior post secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00/Semester

Bachelor of Nursing 3 years Foundation Certificate Nursing; OR any other Foundation Program Certificate; OR prior learning criteria; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00 (without computing) per Semester

Post Graduate Diploma in Nursing (Mental Health)

1 year Bachelor of Nursing OR equivalent AND current registration from the Samoa Council of Nursing & a current Annual Practice Certificate & at least 3 years as a Registered Nurse; Special Admission: Registered Nurse with Post-basic diploma from a recognized

$290.00 per course


institution

Post Graduate Diploma in Tertiary Teaching for Nurses & Health Professionals

1 year Bachelor of Nursing OR equivalent AND current registration from the Samoa Council of Nursing & a current Annual Practice Certificate & at least 3 years as a Registered Nurse; Special Admission: Registered Nurse with Post-basic diploma from a recognized institution

$290.00 per course

Post-graduate Certificate in Pacific Health Leadership and Management Development

1 semester Undergraduate Degree at NUS OR an equivalent undergraduate Degree from another institution plus 3 years of work experience with a tertiary qualification OR applicants from non-university programmes with extensive work experience

$1,160.00 per Programme

Broad Field of Study: Information Technology


APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

Certificate in Computer and Information Management.

2 Semesters

PSSC and must be aged 16 or above

$1560 per Semester


Certificate in Computer Studies

2 Years Yr 11 Completion; Age 16

$660/ Programme


Certificate in Computer Studies

1 year Foundation Certificate Science or equivalent. Prior Learning, mature entry criteria

$815.00 - $870.00 per Programme

Diploma in Computing 2 years Foundation Certificate Science OR equivalent

$815.00- $870.00 per Semester

Certificate in Computer 1 year PSSC: English + Mathematics + $1,505.00 per Programme


Operating Computing; minimum of grade 5 per course

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNITECH

Core Applications (Computing) Level 2

1 year Year 10 or Mature Age $783 per Programme

Clerical Computing (Office Administration) Level 3

1 Year Year 11 or Mature Age $1178 per Programme

Broad Field of Study: Management & Commerce


TESESE INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES

Certificate in Computer English Level 2

4 Semesters Yr 13 Completion $740 Semester 1 $680 Semester 2

Certificate in Word Processing Level 2


Office Administration and Computing Skills Certificate Level 1


Office Administration and Computing Skills Certificate Level 2

4 Semesters Office Administration and Computing Skills Cert. Level 1; OR Two to three years work experience.

$1,060 Semester 1 $900 Semester 2

Diploma in Office Administration and Computing Skills.

6 Semesters Office Administration and Computing Skills Certificate Level 2; OR Certificate Office Administration Four to five years work experience.

$1,170 Semester 1 $950 Semester 2

APIA INSTITUTE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

Certificate in General Studies 2 Semesters Completed Yr 10

$560 Semester 1 $760 Semester 2

Certificate in Office Administration

2 Semesters (AIOT) Certificate in General Studies OR PSSC English + Best 3 = 23

$825 Semester 1 $800 Semester 2

Diploma in Office Administration

4 Semesters (AIOT) Certificate in Office Administration OR Equivalent.

$740/Semester



Foundation Certification Commerce


$1175.00 - $1230.00 per Programme

Certificate in Commerce (major study areas: Accounting, Economics, Management)

2 Years Any of the of the Foundation Certificates; post secondary study at a tertiary institution; mature age entry

$940.009 - $995.00 per Semester

Certificate in Mathematics 2 years HMA010 & HMA020 (plus HST050 for a major in Statistics); OR mature entry criteria

$235.00 - $470.00(without computing) OR $235 - $525.00(with computing) per course

Diploma in Banking & Finance

2 years Foundation Certificate Commerce OR any Foundation Program Certificate or equivalent; OR prior post secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00- $995.00 per Semester

Diploma in Economics 2 years Foundation Certificate Commerce OR any Foundation Program Certificate or equivalent; OR prior post secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00/Semester

Diploma in Management 2 years Foundation Certificate Commerce OR any Foundation Program Certificate or equivalent; OR prior post secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria

$940.00/Semester

Diploma in Accounting 2 years Foundation Certificate Commerce OR any Foundation Program Certificate or equivalent; OR prior post

$940.00- $995.00 per Semester


secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria

Diploma in Mathematics 2 -3 years Foundation Certificate Science OR Certificate in Mathematics OR HMA010 & HMA020 or equivalent OR HMA020 & HST050 or equivalent

$705.00-$760.00 per Semester

Bachelor of Commerce 3 years Foundation Certificate Commerce or equivalent; OR prior post secondary study at a tertiary institution; OR mature age entry criteria


Bachelor of Commerce(Honours) 1 year $290.00 per course

Diploma in Office Management

2 years PSSC: English + Mathematics; minimum of a grade 5 per course

Year1: $1530.00 Year2: $1665.00

Diploma in Business 2 years PSSC: English + Mathematics + Accounting; minimum of a grade 5 per course

Year1: $1530.00 Year2: $1665.00

Diploma in Secretarial Studies (replaced by Office Management Sem1)

Details not available

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNITECH

Frontline Management (Office Administration) Certificate Level 3

1 Year Year 11 or Mature Age $1178 per Programme

Office Administration Certificate Level 4

1 Year Year 12/13 or Mature Age $1488 per Programme


Broad Field of Study: Natural & Physical Sciences



Foundation Certificate in Science


$1175.00 - $1230.00 per Programme

Basic Certificate in Science

1 Year PSSC: English and at least two of Biology, Chemistry or Physics

$1175.00 - $1230.00 per Programme

Certificate in Science 1year Foundation Certificate Science or equivalent OR Basic Certificate Science OR HEN004 and at least 4 Foundation Science courses

$705.00 - $760.00 per Semester

Diploma in Environmental Science

2 years Certificate in Science OR Foundation Certificate in Science OR Basic Certificate in Science OR HEN004 + HBIO11 & HBI012 AND HCH031 & HCH032

$705.00- $940.00 per Semester

Bachelor of Science 3 years Foundation Certificate Science or equivalent

First Year, at least $940.00(without computing); Second & Third Year, at least $705.00(without computing)

Broad Field of Study: Society & Culture


HARVEST BIBLE COLLEGE Certificate IV in Biblical Studies

1 Year Must be at least 17 years of age; School Certificate pass; Literate in English language

AOG Member: $250/term Non AOG Member: $500/term

Diploma in Biblical Studies 3 Years Certificate IV in Biblical Studies

AOG Member: $250/term Non AOG Member:


$500/term Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies and Ministry

4 Years High School Certificate AOG Member: $250/term Non AOG Member: $500/term

IERUSALEMA FOU BIBLE COLLEGE

Certificate IV in Christian Ministries

3 terms (1yr)

Must be at least 17 years of age; School Certificate pass; Literate in English language


Diploma in Biblical Studies

6 terms (2 yrs) Certificate IV in Christian Ministries


MALUA BIBLE SCHOOL Certificate in Theological Studies

2 Semesters (10 courses) At least 21 years of age; Completed Yr 11.

$50 per course

Diploma in Theological Studies

4 Semesters (20 courses) At least 21 years of age; Competed Foundation level or equivalent.

$50 per course

MALUA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

Diploma in Theology 3 Years Pass Entrance Exam None

Bachelor of Theology 4 Years Pass Entrance Exam None

Bachelor of Divinity 4 Years Pass Entrance Exam None

PIULA THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

Certificate of Theology 4 Years Pass Entrance Exam $1150/ Programme

Diploma of Theology 4 Years Pass Entrance Exam $1150/ Programme

Bachelor of Theology 5 Years Pass Entrance Exam $1150/ Programme

Bachelor of Divinity 6 Years Pass Entrance Exam Nil

WORLDWIDE MISSION TRAINING CENTRE

Certificate in Christian Ministries

3 Terms (3-10 week terms)

Must be at least 17 years of age; Finish High School and/or literate in the Samoan language

$600/Yr

Diploma in Christian Ministries

3 Terms (6-10 week terms)

Completed CCM; have at least 3 years experience in church leadership or completed equivalent programme to CCM

$800/Yr

Advanced Diploma in Christian Ministries

3 Terms (6-10 week terms) plus 300 hours Practical Journal

Completed CCM; have at least 3 years experience in

$1000/Yr


church leadership or completed equivalent programme to CCM

RHEMA BIBLE TRAINING CENTER - SOUTH PACIFIC

Certificate of Completion (Ministerial Training Course)

5 Terms (1 Yr) Must be at least 17 years of age; Literate in English

$300/term

Diploma in Bible Training 5 Terms (1 Yr) Completed Certificate in Ministerial Traininig Course

$300/term

Ministerial Diploma 5 Terms (1 Yr) Completed Diploma in Bible Training

$300/term

Advanced Ministerial Diploma

5 Terms (1 Yr) Completed Ministerial Diploma

$300/term

SOUTH PACIFIC NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

Certificate in Ministry 6 Semesters School Certificate Pass $320 per Semester

Diploma in Ministry 9 Semesters Certificate in Ministry $320 per Semester

VAILIMA FOU THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

Certificate of Christian Studies

2 Years Completed 5th Form; Age 18

$720/Yr

Diploma in Ministry 3 Years Completed Certificate in Christian Studies

$720/Yr

Diploma in Theology 3 Years Completed Diploma in Ministry

$720/Yr


Foundation Certificate in Arts 1 Year PSSC aggregate 4 - 15

$1175.00 - $1230.00 per Programme

Diploma in Arts 3 years Any Foundation Program Certificate OR equivalent; mature age entry criteria

$705.00 - $940.00 per Semester

Bachelor of Arts 3 years Any Foundation Program Certificate OR equivalent OR Diploma in Arts OR mature age entry


Bachelor of Samoan Studies 3 years Any Foundation Program Certificate; OR mature age entry criteria; OR prior learning criteria


Post Graduate Diploma in 1 year A degree approved by the $290.00 per course


Samoan Studies Director of the Centre of Samoan Studies(CSS) OR a qualification and/or level of competency acceptable to the director, Centre of Samoan Studies(CSS)

(enrolment: 3 courses/semester: $870.00)

Masters of Samoan Studies 2 years An Honours degree approved by the director CSS; the graduate diploma in Samoan Studies with at least a B3 average; a qualification and/or experience acceptable to the Director

$2,000.00/Programme

Certificate of Achievement in Journalism(replaced by Diploma in Media & Journalism)

1 year Details not available

Diploma in Journalism (Currently: Diploma in Media & Journalism)

2 years PSSC: English + Mathematics + Geography; minimum of a grade 5 per course

Year1: $1530.00 Year2: $1665.00

Broad Field of Study: Mixed Field Programmes



Foundation Certificate General


$1175.00 - $1230.00/Programme

DON BOSCO TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CENTRE

Certificate in Pre-trade Life Skills

2 Years Completed Year 11; Age 16

$1440/Programme

Samoa Qualifications Authority

P O Box L851

Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Efi (TATTE) Building -

Level 2, Sogi

Telephone: +685 20976

Facsimile: +685 26314

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.sqa.gov.ws

SST TAAA TTIIISSSTT IIICCCAAALL ...sqa.gov.ws/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/PSET-Bulletin-2012.pdf1...

Documents

Transcript of SST TAAA TTIIISSSTT IIICCCAAALL ...sqa.gov.ws/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/PSET-Bulletin-2012.pdf1...