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Student Association (SASS)
The Carey Student Association (SASS) is a voluntary organisation for students, run by students. SASS prioritises building relationships and supporting students through events, activities and peer support. Rebecca Hooper, SASS President, says “our heart is for cultivating a thriving sense of community.” SASS also nominates representatives to Carey’s Academic Committee and Board. SASS hosts its own Facebook group, which we encourage you to join.
Resources and Support Agencies
There are a variety of resources and support agencies available to the Carey community, including mental health agencies, community and public services, and more.
Support Agency 1
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Support Agency 2
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Support Agency 1
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Support Agency 2
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Community and Public Services
In 2020 NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority) awarded Carey a Category 1 Education Provider status.
External Evaluation and Reporting
In 2020 NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority) awarded Carey a Category 1 Education Provider status.
External Evaluation Review (EER)
In 2020 NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority) awarded Carey a Category 1 Education Provider status.
Annual Complaints Reporting
In accordance with the Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners Code of Practice, Carey makes annual reports of harassment and complaints available to the public.
Read the full report.
The Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice
The NZQA has set out roles and responsibilities for schools like Carey to support your wellbeing, development, and educational achievement. The code of practice exists to make sure you have the best possible support system while you study here.
Harassment and Complaints
Carey has systems and processes in place for addressing your concerns or complaints. We aim to provide the best possible solution for resolving complaints as soon as possible, in an amicable manner which will benefit the interests of everyone involved.
Transportation and Accommodation
Transportation
Carey’s campus is nearest the Ellerslie train station. Using public transport is easiest with a pre-paid AT HOP card, which you can purchase from Auckland Transport at at.govt.nz.
Accommodation
Carey does not provide accommodation, and all students are responsible for any personal expenses such as travel, medical and personal insurance, stationary, food, accommodation, and other personal need-related costs incurred during study at Carey.
If you plan to relocate to study on-site, requiring long-term accommodation, you can explore options through third parties. Short-term accommodation is available in Ellerslie, Greenlane, Sylvia Park, and other nearby suburbs.