Te Whitau o te Whanau - Social Work

Anamata offers you a unique opportunity to learn effective social work practice within whanau, hapu and iwi.   As a Maori practitioner, you will   develop your own practice model, within a Maori conceptual framework, for working with individuals, whanau and their communities.

Mauriora, a term used by Maori for defining wellbeing or wellness, is the underpinning philosophy of this course. It provides the basis for a wholistic approach to whanau or family wellbeing taught and experienced at Anamata.

Course Papers

Year One - 6 courses 
Turangawaewae
Rangatiratanga
Mana Tangata
Te Reo
Korero
Ako Pia

Entry Criteria

• I 9+yrs
• Capable of academic study
• Cross crediting accepted
• Complete a Police Vetting check
• Committed to living and role modeling health and wellbeing with a clear intention to be of service to others
• Recognition of prior and current learning will be considered before enrolment is complete. No more than a third of the qualification may be recognised as prior learning or cross credited.    

*Students may be required to undertake an academic writing course in any particular year of their study.

Enrolment Details

Qualification:  National Diploma in Counselling Level 7
Location:        10 Wananga; 3 consecutive days per month; online tutorials

Tuition Fees:     $4822.50 incl gst and student protection fee
Course Related Costs Apply
Start Dates:       07 February 2012
Finish Dates:     30 November 2012

2012 Wananga Dates