Diploma in Youth and Community Studies
Youth Cultures & Community Trust
Duration
2 Years
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Key Information for Students
Entry Requirements
Minimum requirements
All applicants should have at least two years experience in working with young people in either a voluntary or a paid capacity. They will supply the contact details of a person from the proposed agency, and one other reference person. Praxis will contact those persons to discuss both the suitability for working with youth and the ability to handle the academic requirements of this course. In addition, all applicants should give permission to have their police record checked by Praxis. If the police report is not satisfactory, Praxis has the discretion to deny admission. Applicants who do not hold the driver's licence (at least the learner's licence) will require a medical or other special exemption for it before starting the course. All students must be at least 18 years of age, unless special exemption is granted, and be willing to participate in this course with Christian kaupapa (focus).
Detailed requirements
See provider website for more details about entry to this qualification.
Duration
2 Years
Tuition Fees
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A Compulsory Student Services Fee may be charged, see your provider for details.
Student Success
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National Graduate Outcomes
Outcomes for students who completed qualifications at the same level and in the same subject area, three years after completion:
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