New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 2)

Social Services

A course by

Careerforce

An ideal induction programme designed to develop entry-level skills and knowledge for providing person-centred support in health and wellbeing sectors such as aged care, disability, home and community support, and social services.

NZ$690

inc GST

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NZQA Level 2 Certification (40 Credits)

Study Level

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Blended study

This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions

It will take a total of 30 weeks

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Perform person-centred tasks in support roles

Learn and demonstrate fundamental, person-centred functions required in health and wellbeing environments.

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Understand the role of support workers

Describe and explain the responsibilities of support workers and the rights of those they support.

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Recognise and respond to risks

Identify, report, and act on risks and changes to individuals’ health and wellbeing.

What You're Signing Up For

This programme is for new or potential entrants, or those re-entering the workforce, looking to work within health and wellbeing sectors. It develops essential skills for support workers, home aides, hospital orderlies, health assistants, and related roles by focusing on person-centred support, clients' rights, safety, communication, and cultural awareness.

Course Content

  • Performing entry-level, person-centred tasks in health or wellbeing settings
  • Describing the role of a support worker and understanding a person’s rights
  • Recognising and reporting risks or changes in a person’s health and wellbeing
  • Maintaining a safe and secure environment
  • Interacting with others to support a person’s health or wellbeing
  • Identifying the impact of culture on support in health and wellbeing settings

What you need to know first

Learners must be new or potential entrants to the health and wellbeing sectors, or re-entering the workforce. Entry usually requires employment or a placement in a relevant workplace.

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Health and Wellbeing

  • Social Services

  • Aged Care

  • Disability Support

  • Community Support

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Support Care Worker

  • Home Aide

  • Hospital Orderly

  • Home Care Support Worker

  • Health Care Assistant

  • Health Assistant