New Zealand Certificate in Sport and Recreation (Programme Delivery) (Level 4)
Sport & Recreation
A course by
Te Mahi Ako
Preparation for work in delivering and coordinating pre-designed sport and community recreation programmes, with a focus on promoting active and healthy lifestyles.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
It will take a total of 35 weeks
Core skills this course teaches
Deliver sport and recreation programmes
Plan, deliver, and evaluate pre-designed sport and recreation programmes, events, or activities to meet the needs of target groups.
Effective communication and engagement
Apply strategies to effectively engage and communicate with diverse individuals and groups in a sport and recreation context.
Resource and people coordination
Coordinate people, equipment, and resources to deliver sport and recreation programmes and respond to issues as they arise.
What You're Signing Up For
This programme supports kaimahi who deliver pre-designed sport and community recreation programmes, events, and activities under guidance. The qualification prepares you to work in programme delivery or coordination roles, in turn promoting an active and healthy population through recreation and sport. The 60-credit Level 4 certificate is generally completed in 8 to 12 months and is designed for those already working or volunteering in the recreation and sport sector.
Course Content
- Planning, delivering, and evaluating pre-designed sport and recreation programmes, events, or activities
- Applying strategies for effective engagement and communication with diverse individuals and groups
- Coordinating people, equipment, and resources for programme delivery
- Responding to emerging issues during programme delivery
What you need to know first
Must be working, self-employed, or volunteering in the recreation and sport sector with regular and consistent shifts.
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Sport and Recreation
Community Health
Programme Coordination
Future employment opportunities might be
Programme delivery roles in sport and recreation
Programme coordination roles in community or recreation sectors