Whānau Ora history and models
Advocate for whānau to access services and support
Use tikanga-based practices to strengthen mental, spiritual, and physical wellbeing
How to Support whānau across different life stages
Build practical whānau ora plans that uplift and empower
Our graduates move into further study in social services and have moved into navigator or community support roles.
WO4-1
WO4-2
WO4-3
WO4-4
WO4-5
WO4-6
WO4-7
Professional behaviour
Hauora models
Stress and hauora
Whānau lifecycles
Client support
Whānau ora services
Effects of change
MK3-1: General Horticulture
General Horticulture
Hauora through Kai
Kai Propagation
Kai Cultivation
Kai Harvesting
Kai Storage
Mahinga Kai Technology
Lockdown Kai
MK3-2: Hauora through Kai
MK3-3: Kai Propagation
MK3-4: Kai Cultivation
MK3-5: Kai Harvesting
MK3-6: Kai Storage
MK3-7: Mahinga Kai Technology
MK3-8: Lockdown Kai
Kaimahi working in health, education, or social services who want to enhance their ability to support whānau.
Graduates of Level 3 Whānau Ora or equivalent certificate programmes or equivalent may choose this course.
NZ Certificate in Whānau Ora (Level 3) or relevant practical or educational experience
All tauira are invited to a whanaungatanga hui to ensure the programme is the right fit
Intake 1: February
Intake 2: July
20 Weeks (Full-time)
40 Weeks (Part-Time)
$3000.00
Domestic full-time students can apply for a student loan through Studylink.
