Becoming Professional: Practicum I

77225

  • Level 6
  • 40 Credits
  • 0.3333 EFTS
  • Course duration: 34 weeks
  • Workload - Approximately 12 hours per week
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This 60 day (480 hours) practicum will enable learners to develop professional practice skills under professional supervision.

You will apply skills in communication, engagement, and assessment to promote positive outcomes for individuals, groups or communities and will manage practice safely and accountably working within relevant organisational protocols.

You will develop skills in professional report writing and maintain accurate records assuring client confidentiality and privacy, and making referrals to other agencies as appropriate.

During the practicum you will use reflection and practice supervision to articulate and reflect on practice theory, evidence, and knowledge for practice.

You will be able to identify the legislative framework underpinning practice situations and discuss associated ethical issues. The practicum block is preceded by a compulsory five-day practice skills workshop.

Note: you must have completed 240 credits in the programme before enrolling in your first praticum.  This means you have to complete one level 7 course as part of the 240 credits and we recommend either 77328 or 77329.

This course requires you to attend a workshop or noho marae in the Wellington region.

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Computer and internet requirements

This course is delivered online, so you will access the course and do your study online, which generally includes reading and doing activities, watching videos, downloading content, and writing and submitting assessments online.

For online learning you need:

  • Access to a laptop or desktop computer
  • Reliable broadband internet and a data plan

Find out more about online learning

If you are unsure if your current computer or internet access will allow you to study online please contact us.

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