Learn about the future of e-learning with New Zealand’s specialist provider of online and distance learning. This programme is ideal if you work in education and training and would like to learn how to design blended learning packages and online courses. We are already delivering e-learning to the world and our expert e-learning tutors can help you get the very best out of this programme. You will study online in your own place and at your own pace to get a real taste of how good e-learning is for learners. You will also be supported as if you were in a classroom.
New Students
OP5440 Certificate in Designing and Facilitating E-Learning (Level 5) is now closed to new students.
You may be interested in our new programme, New Zealand Certificate in Education Technology (Advanced Practitioner) (Level 6)
Current Students
If you are already enrolled in OP5440 Certificate in Designing and Facilitating E-Learning (Level 5) with Open Polytechnic, you can continue to enrol in your next course to complete your qualification.
To help you with planning your study, the following table shows you the remaining trimesters we will be offering the courses in your programme of study. You need to complete all three courses to be awarded your qualification.
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Course |
Trimester 1, 2018 |
Trimester 2, 2018 |
Trimester 3, 2018 |
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5901 Applying E-Learning Opportunities |
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N/A |
N/A |
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5902 Facilitating E-Learning |
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N/A |
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5903 Developing an E-Learning Course |
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For more information view the brochure below or request a brochure to be sent to you. If you have any questions please contact us.
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Certificate in Designing and Facilitating E Learning
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Approximately 10-12 hours study per week for each 20 credit course. This may be higher at assessment or exam time.
Approximate cost for the full qualification based on 2018 fee information, not including annual administration fees, fee increases, textbooks, course materials or external exam fees.
Eligible for student loans, if you meet the criteria. Student loans and eligibility
For information about selecting courses to study towards this qualification, check out the Choose courses tab.
Once you have completed this qualification, you will:
Once completed you can credit these courses towards a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Applied Science. Contact us for more information.
Your additional skills and knowledge will enhance your career opportunities. This could include working as an instructional designer or as a tutor in an increasingly online environment. Opportunities include working for private training providers, industry training organisations, polytechnics or workplaces where training of adults in specific skills is taking place. This qualification will enable you to have an understanding of what best practice e-learning can look like in an online world.
We also offer the New Zealand Certificate in Educational Technology (Level 6), the New Zealand Certificate in Adult and Tertiary Teaching (Level 5) and the New Zealand Certificate in Assessment and Adult Literacy and Numeracy (Vocational/Workplace) (Level 5).
All of these qualifications fit under a suite of qualifications suitable for anybody involved with facilitating adult leaning.
Every course has an enrolment close-off date. Make sure you know when you need to enrol by.
Assessment for this qualification is portfolio-based. To pass each course you must get at least 50% for each part of the portfolio assignments, which include team and individual tasks, and a 50% mark overall. There is no exam for this course.
