Life sciences at Otago Polytechnic

Find out about studying at Otago Polytechnic to become a Veterinary Nurse, Animal Technican, Wildlife manager, Horticulturist, Viticulturist, Greenkeeper.

Producer, Director & Writer
Ilona Pawlowski

Edtior, Camera Operator & Graphic Design
Mark Leggett

Voice work
Shanna Crispin

Technical Support
Matthew Cleland
Loui Gizzi
Damon Knight
Angela Meikle
Michael Rowlands

Web, Distribution & Creative Support
Tom Bond
Lynda McLea
Anna Nees
Sarah Gauthier

Brand Advisor
Katie Duncan

Additional Footage
Shotover Jet
AJ Hackett Bungy
Pete Eley Collection

Music
Partnersinrhyme.com (Tabla Grunge 1)
Freesountrackmusic.com (Red Stretch Limo)
Templatewise.com (A Magic Moment)
Ccmixter.org (Old Dog)

Special thanks to the Communications, Marketing and Customer Relations team at Otago Polytechnic and to all the staff and students who appeared on camera, without your talent this production would not have been possible.
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• vet nursing
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• sports turf management
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• Animal Technican
• Wildlife manager
• Horticulturist
• Viticulturist
• Greenkeeper
• education
• dunedin
• new zealand
• otago
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[chrisbwah]

I studied Arboriculture at Otago 8 years ago. It was a fun year, but not particularly challenging. I left the industry 2 years ago as there was no where left for me to go. It was impossible to advance to a professional level (Arb. Officer) without starting my training all over again. Otago Polytech is good for lifestyle and skills - if you want to learn to sharpen a chainsaw go to Otago Poly. However if you really want to learn about tree care look around at other courses.