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Fraser High School

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Progression to Tertiary: Institution Type

The tertiary education sector is a diverse sector. Its scope ranges from informal non-assessed community courses in schools through to formal undergraduate degrees and advanced research-based postgraduate degrees.

Progression to tertiary education is a measure of the level of tertiary education a student is enrolled in one, two or three years after leaving school.

School leavers are identified from the Ministry of Education’s ENROL system, while tertiary enrolment information is sourced from the tertiary databases SDR and ITR.

Identical information is available by regional council and territorial local authority through the Know Your Region pages.

Table 1: School leavers enrolled in tertiary education one year after leaving school (2022-2024 leaver cohorts)
Group Institution Type Year left school
2022 2023 2024
Female Universities 21 17 15
Female Polytechnics 18 26 20
Female Wānanga 1 1 0
Female Private Training Establishments 23 30 29
Female Targeted Training 0 0 0
Female Industry Training Organisations 5 5 3
Female Not in tertiary study 92 64 57
Female Total 160 143 124
Male Universities 18 14 10
Male Polytechnics 25 30 36
Male Wānanga 1 1 2
Male Private Training Establishments 14 30 28
Male Targeted Training 0 0 0
Male Industry Training Organisations 10 15 5
Male Not in tertiary study 113 88 94
Male Total 181 178 175
Māori Universities 12 8 3
Māori Polytechnics 9 22 20
Māori Wānanga 2 2 2
Māori Private Training Establishments 17 29 29
Māori Targeted Training 0 0 0
Māori Industry Training Organisations 6 10 6
Māori Not in tertiary study 119 66 81
Māori Total 165 137 141
Pacific Universities 7 3 3
Pacific Polytechnics 3 11 6
Pacific Wānanga 0 0 0
Pacific Private Training Establishments 4 6 11
Pacific Targeted Training 0 0 0
Pacific Industry Training Organisations 0 1 0
Pacific Not in tertiary study 27 21 29
Pacific Total 41 42 49
Asian Universities 4 9 8
Asian Polytechnics 8 6 6
Asian Wānanga 0 0 0
Asian Private Training Establishments 0 1 1
Asian Targeted Training 0 0 0
Asian Industry Training Organisations 1 0 0
Asian Not in tertiary study 8 16 18
Asian Total 21 32 33
MELAA Universities 4 2 2
MELAA Polytechnics 4 3 1
MELAA Wānanga 0 0 0
MELAA Private Training Establishments 2 2 0
MELAA Targeted Training 0 0 0
MELAA Industry Training Organisations 0 0 0
MELAA Not in tertiary study 4 0 4
MELAA Total 14 7 7
Other Universities 2 2 1
Other Polytechnics 4 1 6
Other Wānanga 0 0 0
Other Private Training Establishments 1 4 1
Other Targeted Training 0 0 0
Other Industry Training Organisations 2 0 0
Other Not in tertiary study 4 9 10
Other Total 13 16 18
European/Pākehā Universities 17 18 12
European/Pākehā Polytechnics 21 24 33
European/Pākehā Wānanga 1 2 0
European/Pākehā Private Training Establishments 20 29 31
European/Pākehā Targeted Training 0 0 0
European/Pākehā Industry Training Organisations 7 13 6
European/Pākehā Not in tertiary study 95 78 59
European/Pākehā Total 161 164 141
Total Universities 39 31 25
Total Polytechnics 43 56 56
Total Wānanga 2 2 2
Total Private Training Establishments 37 60 57
Total Targeted Training 0 0 0
Total Industry Training Organisations 15 20 8
Total Not in tertiary study 205 152 151
Total Total 341 321 299

Notes:

  1. ‘x’ = data has been suppressed where there are between 0 and 5 students in the denominator for a specific group, for example Asian students. Where one gender has been suppressed the corresponding gender has also been suppressed.
  2. Ethnicity is multiple response, that is, students who affiliated in more than one ethnic group have been counted in each ethnic group. Students are only counted once in the total, therefore, the ethnic groups may not sum to the total.
  3. International fee-paying students and adult students (age 19+) are excluded.
Table 2: School leavers enrolled in tertiary education two years after leaving school (2021-2023 leaver cohorts)
Group Institution Type Year left school
2021 2022 2023
Female Universities 24 16 22
Female Polytechnics 18 18 22
Female Wānanga 1 0 0
Female Private Training Establishments 19 18 22
Female Targeted Training 0 0 0
Female Industry Training Organisations 3 3 5
Female Not in tertiary study 76 105 72
Female Total 141 160 143
Male Universities 9 19 14
Male Polytechnics 8 24 22
Male Wānanga 0 3 0
Male Private Training Establishments 5 6 16
Male Targeted Training 0 0 0
Male Industry Training Organisations 25 10 16
Male Not in tertiary study 149 119 110
Male Total 196 181 178
Māori Universities 6 9 10
Māori Polytechnics 8 12 20
Māori Wānanga 1 2 0
Māori Private Training Establishments 14 11 20
Māori Targeted Training 0 0 0
Māori Industry Training Organisations 6 2 8
Māori Not in tertiary study 118 129 79
Māori Total 153 165 137
Pacific Universities 6 2 3
Pacific Polytechnics 2 2 5
Pacific Wānanga 0 0 0
Pacific Private Training Establishments 5 4 3
Pacific Targeted Training 0 0 0
Pacific Industry Training Organisations 5 0 4
Pacific Not in tertiary study 32 33 27
Pacific Total 50 41 42
Asian Universities 5 5 11
Asian Polytechnics 3 5 2
Asian Wānanga 0 0 0
Asian Private Training Establishments 3 1 3
Asian Targeted Training 0 0 0
Asian Industry Training Organisations 1 2 0
Asian Not in tertiary study 15 8 16
Asian Total 27 21 32
MELAA Universities 4 4 2
MELAA Polytechnics 2 3 2
MELAA Wānanga 0 0 0
MELAA Private Training Establishments 0 1 1
MELAA Targeted Training 0 0 0
MELAA Industry Training Organisations 0 0 1
MELAA Not in tertiary study 4 6 1
MELAA Total 10 14 7
Other Universities 2 1 1
Other Polytechnics 2 4 1
Other Wānanga 0 0 0
Other Private Training Establishments 1 0 3
Other Targeted Training 0 0 0
Other Industry Training Organisations 4 1 1
Other Not in tertiary study 4 7 10
Other Total 13 13 16
European/Pākehā Universities 15 20 21
European/Pākehā Polytechnics 14 22 22
European/Pākehā Wānanga 0 2 0
European/Pākehā Private Training Establishments 9 13 19
European/Pākehā Targeted Training 0 0 0
European/Pākehā Industry Training Organisations 15 8 12
European/Pākehā Not in tertiary study 113 96 90
European/Pākehā Total 166 161 164
Total Universities 33 35 36
Total Polytechnics 26 42 44
Total Wānanga 1 3 0
Total Private Training Establishments 24 24 38
Total Targeted Training 0 0 0
Total Industry Training Organisations 28 13 21
Total Not in tertiary study 225 224 182
Total Total 337 341 321

Notes:

  1. ‘x’ = data has been suppressed where there are between 0 and 5 students in the denominator for a specific group, for example Asian students. Where one gender has been suppressed the corresponding gender has also been suppressed.
  2. Ethnicity is multiple response, that is, students who affiliated in more than one ethnic group have been counted in each ethnic group. Students are only counted once in the total, therefore, the ethnic groups may not sum to the total.
  3. International fee-paying students and adult students (age 19+) are excluded.

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