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Services Vocational Pathway Level 2
This course builds the knowledge and skills needed to navigate life with confidence. You will learn to identify potential risks and develop strategies to keep yourself and others safe. You’ll explore future career options and build strong research skills to support informed decision-making. The course also provides insight into real workplace environments through practical learning and a work experience placement. Finally, you will deepen your understanding of your role as a citizen of Aotearoa, including rights, responsibilities, and how society operates.
This is a youth qualification designed for all learners aged 16 – 24 (15 with an exemption) who do not already hold a qualification at level 2 or above.
You can enrol throughout the year and these are our key intake dates for 2026:
Term 1 - 26 January & 2 March
Term 2 - 20 April & 25 May
Term 3 - 29 June & 17 August
Term 4 - 12 October & 9 November
Monday to Friday with Friday reserved for self directed learning.
Shape your future, how you want to. Follow your interests, and be supported. Start your new learning journey by enrolling today.
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Module 1 is all about building your awareness of potential risks you could be faced with as you go through life. Building skills and strategies to keep yourself and those your care for safe and healthy is so important. This module focuses on a range of super-relevant stuff, from fake online information to alcohol/drugs, to road safety. Wherever you’re beginning your journey, this module helps you develop the awareness and skills to be a confident young person.
Module 2 is all about being strategic about your future career. You will learn and practice research methods to gather information that can help you plan your future direction. Whether you have no idea what you want to do (totally normal!) or you are set on a career path, this module develops skills that will provide you with opportunities now and in the future; being able to research, know what valid and reliable information is, and make decisions for yourself, with your research in mind.
Module 3 is all about learning and experiencing what the 'workplace' actually look like. Whether you've had a job, currently work, or have never worked, this module provides opportunities to explore different workplaces. Our student's favourite part... you go on a REAL work experience placement (organised by us - unless you want to do that part yourself, no stress). Knowing how to manage your time, communicate with a range of people in the workplace, and being professional are other key themes in this module.
Module 4 is all about you and the society YOU are a part of - within Aotearoa. By researching real case studies, real statistics, and real news reports you will unlock a new way of viewing how everything works. Ever wondered how the right to free speech, or how the very fact the law exists, affects you? This module is about opening your eyes to your place within Aotearoa, and the rights, responsibilities, limitations, and opportunities we all have, living in this country.
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