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specialised provider of distance and online learning courses and qualifications, Open Polytechnic NZ

You will explore the rights and duties of citizens, identify legislation relevant to particular practice situations, and explain the implications of the law for practice. You will also: demonstrate an awareness of different cultural perspectives, including Māori perspectives for describing...

This course will enable you to critically analyse the organisational context for human service delivery, including Pasifika, iwi and Māori health and social service organisations.

The course will also consider the different meanings of social justice, and analyse contemporary

.  This course requires you to attend a workshop or noho marae in the Wellington region. Use this link to find the upcoming dates and requirements for your course. Please note these can be subject to change. See dates here  

distance and online learning courses and qualifications, Open Polytechnic NZ

of distance and online learning courses and qualifications, Open Polytechnic NZ

This online course will show you how to develop knowledge, skills and attributes to enable you to apply accounting principles within the accounting cycle when producing financial information.

Students who successfully complete this course will be able to: Practice Demonstrate personal teacher, leading to and beyond teacher registration. Assessment This course is 100% internally assessed Textbooks There are no textbooks required for this course.