Course Overview

Learn to work alongside people, family and/or whānau in a mental health addiction setting and support autonomy by using tools and strategies to foster hope, support recovery and build resilience.

This course is delivered face-to-face two days a week. The remaining hours are self-directed learning and completing online learning. Work placement is completed in the second trimester.

You will learn how to:

• engage and communicate with people, family and/or whānau accessing social and community services in a manner which respects their socio-cultural identity, experiences and self-knowledge.

• relate the history of Māori as tangata whenua and knowledge of person-whānau interconnectedness to own role in a health and wellbeing setting.

• display self-awareness, reflective practice and personal leadership in a health and wellbeing setting.

• actively contribute to a culture of professionalism, safety and quality in a health and wellbeing organisation.

• relate the purpose and impact of own role to the aims of the wider health and wellbeing sector.

• work alongside people, family and/or whānau in a mental health addiction setting to support autonomy by using tools and strategies to foster hope, support recovery and build resilience.

General Eligibility

Open entry

Part Time Work Details

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Language Requirement

• IELTS General or Academic score of 5.5 with no band score lower than 5 or equivalent.