AUT Certificate of Proficiency in Pacific Nutrition

Do you work in the health or education sector? Do you work with Pacific communities in a training, advice and/or support role? This AUT, Level 4, Pacific nutrition course could be for you. Find out how you can register.

Graduates of the AUT Pacific Nutrition course

Enrol in a certified course on Pacific nutrition. The AUT Certificate of Proficiency in Pacific Nutrition will teach you about the relationship between the types of food we eat, and the effect they can have on our health. You will learn how to make everyday traditional foods healthier. Every life stage is covered from age 0 - 65+.

Learn how to share the information you have learnt with your families, communities and workplaces.

This course is delivered in two formats, face-to-face and online. This year, the face-to-face course will be delivered in three parts, through 9 x 3 hour evening sessions, once a week over 9 weeks.

The online course is delivered in three parts, through 12 x 2 hour evening sessions, once a week over twelve weeks.

For details on what you will learn in each training part, download our course outline (PDF)

To attend this course you will need to:

  • Complete the online registration form
  • Supply proof of eligibility to study in New Zealand
  • Complete the online AUT enrolment form
  • Attend all face-to-face (or) online classes
  • Actively take part in learning activities, discussions and group work
  • Complete online readings, activities and assessments
  • Pay $100 per person prior to the course starting (heavily subsidised by Te Whatu Ora)

What's the course like?

Susan shares what she enjoyed about the Proficiency in Pacific nutrition course.

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When is the next course?

Intake 1

LocationDate / TimeVenueEnrol before
Face-to-face

 Part 1

  • Evening 1: Wednesday 3 May
  • Evening 2: Wednesday 10 May
  • Evening 3: Wednesday 17 May

 Part 2

  • Evening 4: Wednesday 24 May
  • Evening 5: Wednesday 31 May
  • Evening 6: Wednesday 7 June

 Part 3

  • Evening 7: Wednesday 14 June
  • Evening 8: Wednesday 21 June
  • Evening 9: Wednesday 28 June

 Heart Foundation

9 Kalmia Street
Ellerslie
Auckland

2023 registrations open now. 

Click on the link to the online form below.
 

Intake 2

LocationDate / TimeVenueEnrol before
Online

 Part 1

  • Evening 1: Wednesday 9 August
  • Evening 2: Wednesday 16 August
  • Evening 3: Wednesday 23 August
  • Evening 4: Wednesday 30 August

 Part 2

  • Evening 5: Wednesday 6 September
  • Evening 6: Wednesday 13 September
  • Evening 7: Wednesday 20 September
  • Evening 8: Wednesday 27 September

 Part 3

  • Evening 9: Wednesday 4 October
  • Evening 10: Wednesday 11 October
  • Evening 11: Wednesday 18 October
  • Evening 12: Wednesday 25 October
Online
(Microsoft Teams)		 

2023 registrations opening soon. 

Watch this space.
 

How do I register for this course?

To register for a course complete the following three steps*:

1. Complete the online registration form

2. Supply proof of New Zealand residency

To complete your registration, you will need to supply verified proof of New Zealand residency (i.e. a signed copy of a New Zealand Passport, Foreign Passport with Residency Visa, Certificate of Citizenship, New Zealand Birth Certificate).

Unfortunately you are not able to use a NZ Drivers Licence as proof of residency.

These documents must be certified by a Justice of the Peace (Citizens Advice Bureaus usually have a Justice of the Peace on staff)

3. Submit your documents to us

Please courier or post your certified documents with proof of NZ residency to:

Pacific Heartbeat - CPPN

9 Kalmia Street, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051

or

PO Box 17160, Greenlane, Auckland 1546

 

*Please note that acceptance into this course is not automatic. Acceptance is based on the relevance the training package has in relation to the line of work you are in. As this course is delivered in partnership with AUT, once your registration has been accepted, you will also be required to complete the online registration form through the AUT website.

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