Social Services & Mental Health
SIT's Social Services and Mental Health programmes provide a pathway into careers such as social work, community work, youth work, counselling, and iwi social services. In this challenging yet highly rewarding field, students develop self-awareness, practical skills, and the confidence to support individuals, whānau, and communities.
With small class sizes and experienced, approachable staff, students benefit from a supportive learning environment that encourages both personal and professional growth. Along the way, many students gain new perspectives on themselves and the positive impact they can have on the lives of others. SIT's School of Social Services has a strong reputation among employers, and graduates are highly valued for their knowledge, skills, and ability to make a meaningful difference in their communities
Justine Holland had always been interested in a career that supported other people, so it was quite fitting she raised a family of four children before finding her vocation in Social Work