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Student Wellbeing

Student Wellbeing

STUDENT HEALTH AND WELLBEING

The College of Law is invested in the wellbeing of the legal profession. As Profs providers, this extends to the wellbeing and safety of our students. College of Law’s wellbeing initiatives and processes reflect The Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Leaners ) Code of Practice 2021 [Te Reo Māori] 
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COLLEGE OF LAW PERFORMANCE AND WELLBEING STUDY

The College of Law conduct and publish the Legal Performance and Wellness Study in conjunction with Perceptive annually to provide insights into the issues, concerns and realities of what it means to work as a lawyer and associated professions in New Zealand.

 

Performance and Wellbeing Study

 



We understand the profession, and our programmes are designed to help best support people into the profession. Our Profs course includes an up-to-date resilience and wellbeing module.  Our students have access to pastoral care, psychotherapists, and mentorship provided by instructors. We also provide and publish weekly wellness tips for all enrolled students.


For law students who are taking the leap into their first jobs from uni, our Mentoring Panel connects them with experienced legal professionals who have been there, done that, and are willing to share awesome insights into their journey. 


Through FrontTier we offer training solutions to the New Zealand legal profession addressing the key areas of needs in wellbeing and resilience. We integrate the latest research, to uncover the internal and external qualities that define holistic leaders and grow true wellbeing for the legal workforce and beyond.
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NZLSA EDUCATION AND WELLBEING SURVEY 2023

The College recently supported the NZLSA on a piece of research on Education and Wellbeing. This research is a complimentary part of our ongoing commitment to the wellbeing of the legal profession, from pre-profession to partnership. When read in conjunction with our Annual Wellbeing Study, it begins to paint a comprehensive picture of the future of the legal profession.

 

NZLSA Education and Wellbeing Survey

 

The College of Law regularly reviews its student wellbeing practices to ensure compliance with The Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021. You can find our most recent self-review review here and for the international code, here.

 

Key policies, including the Health, Safety and Wellbeing Policy, Student Code of Conduct, Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy, and the Critical Incidents Policy and Procedure, can now be accessed on our Policies and Forms page.