Programme Outline
This programme will involve practical exercise and experience alongside community services. It provides you with an introduction to the exercise and wellbeing fields.
Tasks or activities may include:
- Increasing knowledge in exercise and nutrition
- Using community services
- Planning an event
- Improving your digital literacy
- Delivery and design of an exercise programme
You are welcome to make an appointment to talk to a teaching staff member or Programme Coordinator about this programme and to view our facilities.
Career and Study Opportunities
The NZ Certificate in Foundation Skills (Exercise and Wellbeing) [Level 2] is aimed at preparing you for further studies in the NZ Certificate in Sport, Recreation and Exercise [Level 3].
Entry Requirements
This is an open entry programme which means no formal qualifications are required. You must be aged 16 or over and you are required to have a reasonable reading level in order to cope with the programme and to carry out written instruction.
Information Session
An information session is compulsory for all applicants as it is an opportunity for us to clarify what is involved in the programme and for you as a potential student to make sure the programme is right for you.
How to Enrol
Step 1 – Check entry requirements
Make sure you have read and understood the entry requirements for your situation and background.
Entry requirements can be different for domestic and international students.
Step 2 – Confirm campus and check key dates
The next intake date(s) for your chosen course and campus are listed in the Course Details panel on this page.
Dates can vary between campuses, so make sure you have selected the campus you wish to study at.
Step 3 – Confirm fees and costs
Visit https://www.eit.ac.nz/fees/ to see the fees for this programme.
Step 4 – Complete any supporting forms
If your course requires any supporting forms, they will be listed below under ‘Supporting Documentation’
Step 5 – Submit your application
You’ll need an up-to-date email address to start your online application.
You’ll also need to know what you want to study – your degree or programme and majors and/or minors, and the courses you plan to take.
You may be asked to submit supporting documentation with your application.