STAR Health

Program Overview

The UCOL STAR Health course introduces learners to human anatomy and physiology, first aid practices, and the health and well-being industry. It comprises 11 credits across four modules, covering topics such as body systems, first aid management, and basic first aid. The program is offered free of charge to learners and aims to provide entry-level skills for careers in the health sector or further studies in related fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

Content:

The UCOL STAR Health course introduces learners to the human anatomy and physiology, first aid practices, and the health and well-being industry.

Structure:

This program comprises 11 credits:

• Unit Standard 27457 (Level 3): 6 credits - Describes the anatomy and physiology of human body systems and organs.
• Unit Standard 6400 (Level 3): 2 credits - Manage first aid in emergency situations.
• Unit Standard 6401 (Level 2): 1 credit - Provides basic first aid.
• Unit Standard 6402 (Level 2): 2 credits - Provides first aid.

Course Schedule:

Offered in Palmerston North, Wednesdays in Term 3, from 9am to 3pm.

Modules:

• 4 modules in total, each corresponding to the 4 Unit Standards mentioned above.

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:

• Entry-level positions in the health and well-being industry
• Further studies in various health-related fields such as:
• Enrolled Nursing
• Bachelor of Nursing
• Exercise and Wellness

Other:

• The UCOL STAR Health course is offered free of charge to learners.
However, participating schools incur fees.
• Learners are required to bring a pen, paper, and lunch each week.