11069NAT Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing | Nationally recognised (ASQA accredited)
10% Early Enrolment Benefit – Secure your spot 10+ weeks before course start and be rewarded. View details
Course Overview
Drawing on the latest research in positive psychology, wellbeing science, neuroscience and emotional intelligence, this Diploma blends live learning, applied projects and coaching so you can live the science, share it, and create a ripple effect from week one.
Learn to design, deliver and measure evidence-based wellbeing initiatives you can use at work and in life.
At a glance:
- Duration: 12 months (average: 3-4 hrs/week)
- Delivery: Face-to-Face, Virtual Live, or Hybrid
- Includes: 183+ tools, 2 electives, student coach support
Expected Duration
3–4 hrs/week | 9–12 months
Flexible study that fits around work and life.
Delivery Mode
Face-to-Face, Hybrid, or Virtual
Choose the format that
works for you.
Two Electives
Pick 2 of 6 on-demand electives
Tailor the Diploma to your goals.
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Practical Assessments
Apply tools as you learn
Workplace-relevant,
self-paced tasks.
Training Support
Dedicated student coach + peer cohort
Real people, real guidance.
Expert Facilitators
Developed by global experts in wellbeing science
Practical, evidence-based learning you can use right away.
183+ Evidence-based Tools
Practical, science-backed methods
Drawn from current research.
Accredited Training
Nationally recognised qualification
Meets ASQA standards.
No formal prerequisites.
For detailed unit content and FAQs, download the Course Guide.
Who this Diploma is for
Designed for individuals who want to apply the science in real contexts and measure the impact. Graduates apply their qualification to:
Education
Create whole-school wellbeing programmes or run positive parenting and youth initiatives.
Health, Sports and
Psychology
Integrate wellbeing science into
high-performance sports or allied health.
Leadership and Development
Embed strengths-based leadership and
evidence-based performance tools.
People and Culture
Design wellbeing strategies, lead positive organisational change, boost employee engagement.
Coaching and Consulting
Deliver positive psychology interventions to individuals, teams and communities.
Wellbeing Initiatives and Personal Wellbeing
Launch your own wellbeing consultancy, training practice or online programmes.
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Why choose Langley Group Institute
• Accredited: Nationally recognised by ASQA (RTO 40655)
• Designed by experts: Created by international positive psychology expert Sue Langley
• Practical and applied: Learn, use, and measure 180+ tools in real contexts
• Supported: Dedicated student coach, Q&A sessions, peer community
• 15 years delivering accredited wellbeing courses
• Graduate impact: 70% boosted morale and engagement, 81% strengthened workplace and personal relationships (illustrative)
Curriculum
Learn live with expert facilitators, practise with peers, and apply tools in your own context. You’ll complete workplace-relevant assessments, receive coaching support, and graduate with a portfolio you can show employers or clients.
By the end, you will be able to:
• Design and deliver evidence-based wellbeing programmes in your setting
• Measure impact using practical evaluation and reporting methods
• Coach and lead with strengths-based, emotionally intelligent practices
How and what you’ll learn
Live sessions | Applied projects | Student coach support | 183+ tools | Peer community | Practical assessments
Core Units
Six core units delivered Face-to-Face or Virtual Live. Build foundations across positive emotions, strengths, meaning, relationships, goals and research methods. Expect diagnostics, key readings, applied activities and workplace-relevant assessments.
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Elective Units – choose any 2 of 6
Choose two on-demand electives to deepen or tailor your focus.
Apply the science in your setting and produce a portfolio piece for each elective. You can take extra electives for an additional fee.
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Want detailed unit outlines?
Download the Course Guide or book a 15-minute call, click here
Fees and payment
Transparent pricing and flexible payment options. Early-enrolment advantage applies to eligible intakes.
| Feature | Face-to-Face Immersion | Virtual Live Learning | Hybrid Learning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format and schedule | 6-day in-person intensive | 15 x 3-hour weekly live webinars | 2 x 3-hour live webinars + 5 day immersion |
| Location / delivery | Australia: Byron Bay New Zealand: Auckland, Christchurch |
Live on Zoom (global time-friendly) | Australia: Sydney (immersion) + live webinars online |
| Cohort experience | Deep focus with peers in a retreat-style setting. | Join from anywhere; sessions recorded for catch-up. | Build momentum online, then cement skills in person. |
| Fees | AUD$ 7,500 | AUD$ 6,500 | AUD$ 7,000 |
| Early Enrolment Fee
(10% off – enrol 10+ weeks before start) |
AUD$ 6,750 (save $750) | AUD$ 5,850 (save $650) | AUD$ 6,300 (save $700) |
| Payment plans | Yes – pay in full or via instalments:
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Yes – pay in full or via instalments:
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| What’s included | Live teaching, 183+ tools, student support coach, assessments, and digital resources | Live teaching, 183+ tools, student support coach, assessments, and digital resources | Live teaching, 183+ tools, student support coach, assessments, and digital resources |
All fees shown are in AUD. There is no GST on accredited training. For detailed terms, deferral and refund policies, see our Fees, Terms and Conditions.
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What do the course fees include?
The face-to-face training fee covers venue hire and catering (morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea) and excludes travel and accommodation.
Let us introduce you to the Diploma
Watch the recording of our latest information webinar. Academic Director Sue Langley and CEO Yulia Zlatkin introduce you to positive psychology, walk you through the course structure and content, and reveal how graduates create rewarding careers and make a real difference with their knowledge.
FAQs and prerequisites
No formal prerequisites.
You can pay upfront or choose from our flexible payment plans.
The course focuses on applied learning, so you will be given practical assessments, such as simulated activities, reflection exercises, inventories, and short answer questions, to embed your learning.
While the content is university-level, you will not be required to deliver research assignments with academic citations and bibliographies.
You will be assigned a dedicated student support coach who will help you on your learning journey and provide personalised feedback on your work.
In addition, you can access all resources, including optional learning materials, to help guide your learning through our easy-to-navigate learning portal.
- You must be over the age of 18 years
- You must have access to a computer and the internet, a web browser, and have basic computer literacy
- You must be able to research the internet, write and send emails, navigate through login pages, download materials, and write simple documents
The course can be completed within 12 months based on a three-to-four hour weekly commitment.
The immersion option will include six days of in-person training to deliver the content for six core units, followed by three-to-four hours weekly to complete the self-paced assessments and electives.
The virtual live learning option will include 15 three-hour webinars, followed by three to four hours weekly to complete the self-paced assessments and electives.
The skills and strategies you will learn can be applied to most professional and personal contexts. How you apply what you learn is up to you. You can read more about how our alumni have applied their new skills to their jobs across various professions and sectors.
Positive psychology is a branch of psychology that covers the science of human flourishing. It shifts the focus from what is clinically wrong to what helps people, groups, and communities live an engaged, meaningful, and fulfilling life. Learn more about positive psychology and its benefits in our article ‘The truth about positive psychology’.
