Student Personal Profile - Massey University

Contact Details

Name:

ID:

Address:

Telephone:

Email:

Ethnicity:

Status:

BSWIII
BSWIV
MSWI
MSWII

Contact person in case of emergency:

Name:

Phone:

Do you hold a current, full, NZ driver's licence?

Yes
No

Do you have access to reliable transport?

Yes
No

Please list Papers enrolled for in 2008 (please indicate if paper is extramural):

Are you contemplating:

An overseas placement?

Yes
No

Placement in an agency where you are employed?

Yes
No

A part time placement?

Yes
No

Are you interested in field education outside the Auckland region?

Yes
No

Are you seeking a placement in a cultural agency?

Yes
No

Which languages (other than English) do you speak fluently? (include NZSL)

Most agencies now require students to undergo a police check before they will accept a student placement. Please complete a Police Vetting form and bring it with you to your interview if it has not already been submitted. The consent authorises the New Zealand Police to vet your criminal history and to provide the results of that process to the School of Health & Social Services Studies at Massey University. They will also check a separate Police database to see if they have any record of any behaviour of a violent or sexual nature which has been committed by you but which does not result in a criminal conviction.

The Police will provide a copy of the results of the vetting procedure, which may include a copy of any criminal record that you have, to the School of Health & Social Services. We will provide that information to placement agencies before you are placed with them.

The School of Health & Social Services will not retain the results of your police vetting beyond the end of the relevant academic year.

If there are any issues in your personal or family history that may effect your placement please make them known to us. These issues may include mental health, other health concerns, domestic violence, sexual or physical abuse and addictions (if you have any concerns about confidentiality, please discuss).

List any previous SW experience:

Describe your strengths:

Describe areas needing further development:

Paper co-ordinators will notify students when the field education/student interviews are starting. A timetable will be placed on the office door of the Field Education Co-ordinator on which you can indicate a convenient time.

Please bring the following to your interview:

Police Vetting Form (If not already submitted)
Up-to-date CV
Drivers Licence

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