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Wellington Education & Youth Development 

Wellington Education and Youth Development

Youthline Wellington offers several programmes and workshops that we welcome school staff and students to enquire about. Select an option below to learn more!
Youth Development Programme
School-Based Workshops
Mental Health Peer Support Programme
Youth Development Programme
If you are a year 12 or 13 Gateway student who is interested in Youth Work, Social Work or other careers in the social services sector, then Youthline Wellington has a programme for you.

Youthline Wellington has been running a Youth Development Programme (YDP) since 2011.  The purpose of YDP is to provide an opportunity for year 13 Gateway students in the Wellington region to gain valuable skills and knowledge in the social services field.

The programme consists of weekly 2 hour sessions over the school terms 2 and 3, with the option to continue into Term 4 in Wellington Central, and Porirua. Students who participate and complete all course work in Terms 2 and 3 will earn 32 Level 3 credits in Youth Work. Young people can choose to continue into Term 4 In order to complete a full Level 3 Certificate of Youth Work. This will earn students a total of 45 credits.


Here are some quotes from past students:

"I enjoy the interaction between the group and facilitators and how they're interested in how you are and what you've been doing and genuinely interested in your opinion or comments towards the topic at hand. I'm getting friends out of this course and people skills learning from the other people's experiences and how even through we're from different backgrounds we're still important."

“I enjoy learning about how we handle ourselves in different ways throughout different challenges in life. I have learnt about the Treaty of Waitangi in a much better way compared to learning it at school.”

You can find further information in the brochure attached below.

If you have any questions please email youthdevelopment.wgtn@youthline.co.nz

2021 YDP applications are now OPEN!
YDP 2021 Information
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    Apply for the 2021 Youth Development Programme 

    Personal Details:

    Emergency contact details:

    Education details:

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    Attendance - Please note you will be required to have an attendance of over 80% to pass the YDP

    Personal information:

    Referee (teacher) - that supports your application for the Youth Development Programme:

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School-Based Workshops

We run a number of different school-based programmes to support students with learning more about themselves, building their confidence and unleashing their inner awesome into the world.

Our programmes can cover a range of topics including:
  • alcohol and drug awareness
  • anger and violence
  • body image and sexuality
  • boundaries, respect and assertiveness
  • choices, decision-making and goal setting
  • family relationships
  • friendship and peer pressure
  • grief and loss
  • identity and culture
  • listening and communication skills
  • relationships and intimacy
  • self care and support
  • stress and pressure
​We can work with you to develop workshops the specifically meet the needs of your students. 
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All facilitators have been through an extensive training programme, and have recent police clearance to work with young people.

We're able to offer these workshops for only $50 per facilitator per hour. Thanks to the generosity of our funders, we are also able to offer a limited number of workshops at no cost to schools that need them (although koha is always welcome).
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​Get in touch about School Programmes

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Or give our Education and Youth Development Coordinator a call at (04) 801 6924.

Youthline Wellington's Mental Health Peer Support Programme

In 2020, Youthline Wellington piloted this programme under the name, Mental Health First Aid Workshops for Youth. Since then, we have proudly delivered this programme five times within three different schools and look forward to delivering the programme under the new name, Mental Health Peer Support Programme (MHPSP) in 2021.

This programme consists of of 5, two-hour-long workshops that are delivered in schools for a subsidised cost. The aim of the MHPSP is to empower young people to engage in conversations around mental health, and to equip them with the skills and resources they need to protect their wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around them. These workshops are delivered by experienced, passionate Youthline Wellington facilitators that have been trained both externally and internally. 

Thank you Wellington City Council for supporting this programme.
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For more information, please download and read the information PDF below. If you would like to express interest in the MHPSP, please complete the form below.
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