Conservation Corps Programme
The Conservation Corps programme is designed to facilitate the development of young people through involvement in Conservation, Education, community Involvement and Challenging Recreation activities.
The programmes aim is to :
- Increase trainees self esteem and motivation
- Improve trainees employment prospects by learning new job skills, communication and team work
- Protect and enhance the environment and historic heritage of New Zealand
- Develop a knowledge and appreciation of conservation values and processes
- Involve trainees in community projects
- Challenge trainees both physically and mentally, in outdoor recreational activities such as Adventure Based Leaning, Tramping, Climbing, Abseiling, High ropes, Caving, etc.
Ultimately the programmes are aligned with the Youth Development Strategy Aotearoa's vision, six principles and goals.
Education Programmes
- - National Certificate in Furniture Making
- - National Certificate in Employment Skills
- - National Certificate in Meat Processing
- - National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing Level 2
- - National Certificate in Computing Level 2 /3
- - National Certificate in Employment Skills
- Workplace Learning Programme
- Y's Learning Programme
- Young Parents Programme
- Youth Literacy Learning
- Alternative Education Programme
- IRL - Individual Rural Learning Programme
- Certificate in Supported Employment
- Conservation Corps Programme
