
Gain the essential skills to make a difference in the lives of New Zealand youth. This Level 4 certificate prepares you for intermediate roles in the youth work sector using a flexible blended learning model.
inc GST
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Gain knowledge of youth development, ethics, and professional practice for supporting young people (10-24 years) in Aotearoa.

Complete and reflect on 200 hours of practical youth work experience in community, marae, faith-based, or peer-support settings.
This course is designed for those passionate about working with youth in New Zealand communities. It offers hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge in youth work, preparing graduates for roles in community, marae, faith-based, or peer-support organisations. The programme involves 200 hours of practical work experience and flexible, inclusive learning alongside existing commitments. Most learning is online, with some in-person workshops at Rotorua (Mokoia Campus) and Tauranga (Windermere Campus).
Entry Requirements
NCEA Level 2 with passes in English/Te Reo Māori or equivalent educational achievement
Ability to meet police vetting and declare any criminal convictions



Known for hands-on, industry-aligned education, Toi Ohomai focuses on giving learners real skills that lead to real outcomes. With strong employer connections, supportive teaching, and clear pathways across certificates, diplomas, and degrees, it’s a place where learning stays relevant and confidence grows over time. Courses span trades, construction, business, health, creative industries, technology, and primary industries, helping learners build experience and momentum for whatever comes next.

Gain the essential skills to make a difference in the lives of New Zealand youth. This Level 4 certificate prepares you for intermediate roles in the youth work sector using a flexible blended learning model.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Gain knowledge of youth development, ethics, and professional practice for supporting young people (10-24 years) in Aotearoa.

Complete and reflect on 200 hours of practical youth work experience in community, marae, faith-based, or peer-support settings.
This course is designed for those passionate about working with youth in New Zealand communities. It offers hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge in youth work, preparing graduates for roles in community, marae, faith-based, or peer-support organisations. The programme involves 200 hours of practical work experience and flexible, inclusive learning alongside existing commitments. Most learning is online, with some in-person workshops at Rotorua (Mokoia Campus) and Tauranga (Windermere Campus).
Entry Requirements
NCEA Level 2 with passes in English/Te Reo Māori or equivalent educational achievement
Ability to meet police vetting and declare any criminal convictions



Known for hands-on, industry-aligned education, Toi Ohomai focuses on giving learners real skills that lead to real outcomes. With strong employer connections, supportive teaching, and clear pathways across certificates, diplomas, and degrees, it’s a place where learning stays relevant and confidence grows over time. Courses span trades, construction, business, health, creative industries, technology, and primary industries, helping learners build experience and momentum for whatever comes next.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Available in 2 locations
It will take a total of 6 months
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Engage in youth health topics, including mental, social, and physical wellbeing, and strategies for supporting youth resilience.
Signed consent form for police check
Two character references from trusted community members (not family, friends, or work colleagues)
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Available in 2 locations
It will take a total of 6 months
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Engage in youth health topics, including mental, social, and physical wellbeing, and strategies for supporting youth resilience.
Signed consent form for police check
Two character references from trusted community members (not family, friends, or work colleagues)