Youthline provides Certificate in Youth Work
Youthline provides Certificate in Youth
Work
Press
Release
Youth development organisation, Youthline, in conjunction with the ITO Careerforce, will soon be offering the National Certificate in Youth work Level 4, aligned with their volunteer training to work with youth.
The NZQA qualification takes about a year and a half to complete on a part-time basis and is excellent for those who may already be in other study or work but want to gain a youth work qualification.
Volunteer and Training Services Manager, Cathy Aiavao says this is a fantastic opportunity for Youthline and those involved with it.
“We strive to help people develop both personally and professionally and this certificate is going to be invaluable for those interested in a career in youth work.”
The certificate will cover the role of a youth worker, the youth development strategy, working in groups, leading projects, building rapport with youth, ethics, supervision, legal issues and some specialty areas of youth work.
“We’re really thrilled that this is now so close to fruition and we’re looking forward to getting underway!”
To register to complete the certificate or to find out more please contact: volunteer@youthline.co.nz
About
Youthline:
Youthline began in 1970 and now offers
counselling services, information and referral, training and
development programmes, youth work services, research,
policy development and social enterprise. The 24/7 youth
helpline is Youthline’s flagship service offering
telephone, txt and email support. To find out more about
Youthline visit www.youthline.co.nz
Get in
touch:
Helpline:0800 37 66 33
Free Text: 234
Email: talk@youthline.co.nz
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