Outdoor Recreation and Education
AdventureWorks specialise in experiential learning and adventure centered outdoor education in the Auckland and Waikato regions. We are more than an outdoor education provider – we use adventurous activities and outdoor environments to develop people and groups. Our style of education especially supports the key competencies: Relating to Others, Managing Self, Participating and Contributing and Thinking.
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Secondary Tertiary Transition
4+1, Full Year, 25-40 credits
AdventureWorks Secondary Tertiary Transition programs provide students an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, skills and experience in a particular vocational area. Students have an opportunity to experience the possibilities of future study and work in the chosen career area and gain unit standards that will contribute towards NCEA. AdventureWorks Tutors are specifically selected for their ability to provide an engaging and interesting learning program as well as their previous industry experience and passion to share with our students.
Our Secondary Tertiary Transition programs are delivered under a 4+1 model. This means students attend four days at their regular school and one day per week with us at our campus in Mt Albert.
Our Secondary Tertiary Transition programs are delivered under a 4+1 model. This means students attend four days at their regular school and one day per week with us at our campus in Mt Albert.
NZ cert outdoor experiences (level 3, 40 credits)
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This is a unique opportunity for outdoor lovers to join us one day per week and gain a full New Zealand certificate while at school.
The purpose of this qualification is to provide New Zealand with individuals who can safely and effectively participate in outdoor experiences.
It will provide a diverse range of workplaces, communities, and education organisations with graduates who hold the essential technical skills needed to maintain own personal safety while undertaking outdoor experiences in familiar environments which are low risk, low technical. Graduates are only able to operate under the direct supervision and guidance of an outdoor leader or instructor. Graduates of this qualification will be able to:
LOCATION . AdventureWorks Mt Albert
AdventureWorks has easy access to public transport with the train at Mt Albert station and buses to Unitec Campus. TIME: 9am - 3pm 1 day per week This program also includes three x 3 day overnight events during the school holidays. CREDITS: 40 level 3 |
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sport health and recreation
This course would suit students who are looking to enter sporting, fitness careers or the uniformed services. If you love to stay fit and healthy and would like a practical course that will introduce you to a range of different physical careers.
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Topics will include:
recreation, coaching, personal training. Entry level roles in gyms and fitness centres. |
LOCATION . AdventureWorks Mt Albert
AdventureWorks has easy access to public transport with the train at Mount Albert station and buses to Unitec Campus. TIME: 9am - 3pm Fridays CREDITS: Approximately 25 level 2 and 3 |
police preparation
This programme gives students the opportunity to explore the physical and leadership requirements of being a Police Officer.
Students will make use of the AdventureWorks challenge course facilities to develop leadership, teamwork and physical skills. They will also attend field trips related to policing roles.
Students will make use of the AdventureWorks challenge course facilities to develop leadership, teamwork and physical skills. They will also attend field trips related to policing roles.
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LOCATION . AdventureWorks Mt Albert
AdventureWorks has easy access to public transport with the train at Mount Albert station and buses to Unitec Campus. TIME: 9am - 3pm Fridays CREDITS: Approximately 25 level 3 |
Unit Standard short courses (STAR, Gateway)
All of these courses can be completed either through school group bookings or as an individual in our open events
A Secondary Tertiary Alignment Resource (STAR) course introduces secondary school students to training for a specific career or study at tertiary level. STAR courses are short and are only available through polytechnics and private training organisations. Students participate in short-term courses or ‘taster courses’ for a few days at a time, or one day per week for several weeks; and longer-term courses leading into Gateway.
adventure learning level 2
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Learn about communication, leadership and how to be a member of a team with an objective. The objective is supporting each other to challenge themselves in a safe environment acknowledging individual differences.
This is a rewarding course that will leave you excited about new opportunities that you may be able to see for yourself with greater confidence and understanding of the way you approach challenging tasks. You will set goals and challenge yourself to the degree you see is appropriate, whilst supporting others. This course is based at the AdventureWorks challenge course located at our base in Mt Albert. |
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DURATION: 4 days
COST: $420(approximate) Minimum of 8 students to run Can be delivered four days in a row or over a number of weeks |
team leadership level 3
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This course explores the concept and experience of leadership, whilst participating in a group on our challenge course. You will learn about leadership theory, group roles and communication in an applied and experiential way. Groups and individuals will set goals and complete initiative and problem-solving activities as well as having a go at challenging yourself on the high ropes within a supportive group
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DURATION: 4 days
COST: $420 (approximate) Minimum of 10 students to run Can be delivered four days in a row or over a number of weeks |
mountain bike level 2 and 3
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Mountain biking level 2
this course will introduce you to how to set up and maintain a mountain bike, skills to ride safely on mountain biking tracks and how to look after yourself and others while in recreational rides. You will also learn strategies and techniques for planning and preparing for learning in the future Mountain biking level 3 this course will develop your mountain biking knowledge and skills. You also prepare and implement a plan for health and well-being. These are practical courses |
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DURATION: 4 days
COST: $490 (includes bike hire)(approximate) Minimum of 10 students to run Can be delivered four days in a row or over a number of weeks. Can be reduced to 2 days by removing unit standards |
This course can be reduced to 2 days with reduced unit standard credits
tramping adventure LEVEL 2 AND 3
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Level 2 Tramping
This course includes one day of training and preparation before going off on a three day, two night tramp. The tramp is set to the level of the group's competence designed for people to have a positive and rewarding experience. Sleeping will be in huts or tents depending on the location. Level 3 Tramping this course includes one day of training and preparation before going on a three day, two night tramp. This course includes learning how to keep yourself safe and survive in the bush and how to safely cross rivers. The tramp is set to the level of the group's competence and design for people have a positive and rewarding experience. |
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DURATION: 4 days
COST: $500(approximate) Minimum 6 students All the tramping equipment students will require can be provided for a small fee. Including tent, pack, boots, sleeping bag, pots and cooker, clothing, rain jacket student equipment will be evaluated on the training day. If students need extra equipment we can provide this. Transport and hut/camping fees are included. |
personal leadership LEVEL 2
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These courses are designed to give students a opportunity to experience success learning in a student centred and experiential learning environment. We know that students that sometimes find classroom environments challenging, will thrive in active context with engaging tutors and a supportive group. This is what we do best!
The success in these programs lies in the combination of core generic unit standards with outdoor activity unit standards. The outdoor activity unit standards and experiences are tied into the core generic unit standards to give them context and real life application, rather than just concepts. |
Block Course
Other Options12349 Demonstrate knowledge of time management 2 3
12352 Describe aspects of one's own lineage/whakapapa, heritage, and cultural identity 2 3 12354 Describe legal implications of living in rented accommodation and means to prevent and resolve related problems 2 3 12355 Describe strategies for managing stress 2 3 1827 Identify support services and resources within the community 2 2 7123 Apply a problem-solving method 2 3 30907 Demonstrate knowledge in relation to the New Zealand Police Nga Pirihimana o Aotearoa in the community 2 3 4261 Identify legal rights and obligations in relation to motor vehicle ownership and operation 2 3 542 Describe discrimination under the Human Rights Act 1993 and describe ways of responding to it 2 3 7124 Demonstrate knowledge of one-to-one negotiation 2 2 10781 Produce a plan for own future directions 2 3 12382 Describe the significance of one's work within an employing organisation 2 2 12383 Explore career options and their implications 2 3 377 Demonstrate knowledge of diversity in workplaces 2 2 4252 Produce a personal targeted CV (curriculum vitae) 2 2 4253 Demonstrate knowledge of job search skills 2 3 7117 Develop strategies to enhance own learning 2 2 7118 Manage own learning in a programme 2 3 7119 Describe memory processes and demonstrate a memory technique 2 2 8824 Research a topic using oral, visual and written sources, and evaluate the research process 2 3 4251 Plan a career pathway 3 3 |
DURATION: 4 days
COST: $420(approximate) Minimum 6 students |
leadership and communication level 3
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Communication skills programs designed to provide students with experiences and skills to confidently prepare themselves and present themselves in a range of situations.
The ability for somebody to be able to speak confidently and understand how to communicate ideas to others are extremely valuable skills The success in these programs lies in the combination of core generic unit standards with outdoor activity unit standards. The outdoor activity unit standards and experiences are tied into the core generic unit standards to give them context and real life application rather than just concepts. |
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9694 Demonstrate and apply knowledge of communication process theory 3 4
9705 Give feedback on performance in the workplace 3 3 1296 Interview in informal situations 3 3 1304 Communicate with people from other cultures 3 2 1307 Speak to a known audience in a predictable situation 3 3 9681 Contribute within a team or group which has an objective 3 3 11097 Listen actively to gain information in an interactive situation 3 3 1297 Conduct an interview in a formal situation 4 5 |
DURATION: four-day block course or one day per week during term
COST: TBC |
SEA KAYAKING
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ROCK CLIMBING LEVEL 2
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We can organise specific events for schools that can be provided over days that suit the schools timetable and student availability. Our school specific programs include.
- Risk and Hazard assessment information.
- Standard operating procedures for activities.
- Memorandum of understanding outlining educational responsibilities.
- Safety contract outlining the school's responsibilities and our responsibilities for safety
- Payment can be made through invoice
Unit Standards (1 day per week, 1 term)
level 2 personal leadership
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12355 Describe strategies for managing stress 2 3
12349 Demonstrate knowledge of time management 2 3 12352 Describe aspects of one's own lineage/whakapapa, heritage, and cultural identity 2 3 7117 Develop strategies to enhance own learning 2 2 7118 Manage own learning in a programme 2 3 7119 Describe memory processes and demonstrate a memory technique 2 2 8824 Research a topic using oral, visual and written sources, and evaluate the research process 2 3 |
This course is designed for level II students to develop personal effectiveness, self-awareness and skills for future work and learning. The program will be delivered with a combination of outdoor activities enhancing the learning and reinforcing the outcomes.
Students will finish this course with increased self-awareness and self efficacy COST $800 minimum 10 students |
LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP
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1299 Be assertive in a range of specified situations 2 4
9677 Communicate in a team or group which has an objective 2 3 9694 Demonstrate and apply knowledge of communication process theory 3 4 9705 Give feedback on performance in the workplace 3 3 |
This course is designed to give Level 3 students an opportunity to develop communication and self-awareness skills . These skills are essential for participating in a team and leading a team.
This course will be delivered in a meaningful and engaging way incorporating practical and experiential activities that will contribute to and reinforce the learning. COST $800 minimum 10 students |
level 2 adventure
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Participate in a range of outdoor activities including mountain biking, rock climbing, high ropes course, tramping and sea kayaking.
Learn how to plan, prepare, participate and review as you learn new skills, see new environments and gain an appreciation and awareness of environmental issues DURATION: 1 day per week, approx 10 weeks
COST: $1000 All equipment and transport provided Will include a mixture of unit standards. 12 - 15 CREDITS |
473 Demonstrate personal and social development through participation in a high ropes course programme 2 3
470 Demonstrate personal and social development through participation in a low ropes course programme 2 3
489 Demonstrate sea kayaking skills on sheltered or slow-moving water 2 3
457 Mountain bike on intermediate to expert terrain 2 2
20138 Select, set up and maintain a mountain or cycle touring bike 2 3
20157 Demonstrate the use of basic rope systems for top rope rock climbing and abseiling 2 3
425 Experience day tramps23
470 Demonstrate personal and social development through participation in a low ropes course programme 2 3
489 Demonstrate sea kayaking skills on sheltered or slow-moving water 2 3
457 Mountain bike on intermediate to expert terrain 2 2
20138 Select, set up and maintain a mountain or cycle touring bike 2 3
20157 Demonstrate the use of basic rope systems for top rope rock climbing and abseiling 2 3
425 Experience day tramps23
level 3 adventure
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Participate in a range of outdoor activities including mountain biking, rock climbing, high ropes course, tramping and sea kayaking.
Learn how to plan, prepare, participate and review as you learn new skills, see new environments and gain an appreciation and awareness of environmental issues DURATION: 1 day per week, approx 10 weeks
COST: $1000 All equipment and transport provided |
28516 Prepare for, participate in, and evaluate an outdoor experience as a member of a group level 3, 15 credits
Our mission at AdventureWorks is to create opportunities for raising personal and environmental awareness, by people Learning and Leading in the Outdoors, whilst fostering their desire to care for and give back to their fellow people, and the natural world.
Across all of our training and programs we use experiential learning. Experiential learning puts the learner at the centre of the learning and values the learners experience as a significant part of the learning process. The process of the learning experience is as important as the acquisition of skills and knowledge. Interpersonal skills, communication skills, and the experience of being a member of a group contribute to the learner gaining greater self awarteness an new understanding. Through this process we are committed to creating positive change in groups, individuals and our environment
Professional Compliance
AdventureWorks is OutdoorsMark safety certified, we undertake a surveillance audit every 3 years as a part of the adventure activity regulations 2016
Adventureworks is a registered Private Training Establishment, we undertake External Evaluation and Review every four years. We are currently a category two provider
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LocationUnitec Mount Albert Campus
139 Carrington Road (Gate 3) Building 41 Mount Albert Auckland 1025 New Zealand |
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