Future Skills is an NZQA-accredited provider with multiple Auckland campuses, including Manukau, Royal Oak, Takapuna, Auckland International Campus, and Wiri. They offer practical, job-focused programmes to help learners start careers or progress to further study.

 

Why Study This Programme?

This Level 2 certificate is ideal if you:

• Want to start a career helping people in health and wellbeing settings.

• Want foundational skills in healthcare support before progressing to higher levels.

• Are looking for hands-on work placement to apply learning in real workplaces.

• Wish to contribute positively to communities and vulnerable people.

 

Subjects / Programme Structure

The Level 2 Health and Wellbeing certificate includes modules such as:

• Introduction to Health and Wellbeing — roles, rights, and impact of culture.
• Reporting and Responsibilities in Healthcare — recognising risks and interacting with clients.
• Working in Health or Wellbeing Settings — maintaining safe environments and supporting wellbeing.
• Personal Care Skills — basic support tasks under supervision.

 

Disciplines or Specialisations

This is an entry-level Health & Wellbeing qualification — it does not have specialisations but builds fundamental knowledge for roles in:

• Aged care support
• Disability support
• Community health support
• In-home care support
• Healthcare assistant roles

 

Highlights

• Free tuition — this programme is free to study for eligible learners.
• Work placement provided — Future Skills helps organise practicum placements for students.
• Flexible study options — full-time and part-time available.
• In-demand sector — foundation skills relevant to various healthcare sectors.
• Support services — tutorials, student support, and cultural activities are available.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates can pursue roles such as:

• Aged Care Worker
• Support Worker
• In-Home Care Worker
• Healthcare Assistant / Support Worker

 

Visa Requirements (International Students)

If you are an international student wanting to study this programme in New Zealand, you must:

• Obtain a New Zealand Student Visa (if the course is recognised and meets visa criteria).
• Provide evidence of funds, health/medical insurance, English proficiency, and an offer of enrolment.
• Confirm with both Future Skills and Immigration New Zealand whether this Level 2 programme is eligible for a student visa (not all vocational short courses are).