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National Certificate in Public Sector Services (Induction)
Level 3, 43 Credits

This National Certificate is designed to cover the foundation knowledge and skills that are valued in the Public Sector. The course structure and assessment methods recognize that people completing this course of study have many existing competencies, skills and knowledge relevant to their individual roles.

Course Structure:

Our 10 unit course for this qualification comprises the 'first five' compulsory units, four other complementary units we have selected from the 'elective' range of units and a choice of one of the two remaining units – Local Government or Central Government History. You will have access to information in all 11 units but will only need to complete 10 units (in total) in order to qualify for the National Certificate.

You can start this course anytime, and you have 12 months to complete it once you start.

It's a fully online programme - there are no classes to attend. You can join a discussion forum to keep in touch with your online tutor and other online 'classmates'.

More information about the individual papers:

Compulsory Units

Complementary Units
Students complete the following other units:
(a minimum of 18 credits at level 3 or above)

Unit Standard

14949

19901

19903

19904
Level

3

3

3

3
Credits

3

4

3

5
Plus, either:
Unit Standard

14951

19900
Level

4

3
Credits

5

4
Fee: $1500.00 incl. GST
Graduates receive a National Certificate and your NZQA Record of Achievement is updated accordingly.

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Enquiries

For more information
please call:
Freephone:
0800 800 SBG
(0800 800 724)

And ask about:

Public Sector Online Courses.

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What they say

“ … of all the courses I've taken, it’s one of the most relevant to my job.

This is really something all public servants should be required to do. It is a voyage of discovery into why you are there as a public servant” -

Gavin Rodley
Senior Issues Officer,
Department of Conservation