"No te kura whakaoho mauri”
"From the place that inspires"
overview
Whether you aspire to teach, social work or other careers focused around Te Ao Māori, this diploma will set a strong foundation for your continued tertiary education, for your mahi and ensuring a successful career in a Māori context, or for your own growing involvement in iwi & hapu development.
By choosing this programme pathway you will be exposed to Te Reo Māori, Tikanga, History, Mōteatea, and academic skills.
Successful completion also counts towards our degree programmes as a pre-requisite for entry into both Te Tohu o Te Reo Māori and Tohu Ako Paetahi: Mā Te Reo Māori. The completion of this diploma is also recommended and can provide invaluable insight into Te Ao Māori for students looking at enrolling in our Social Service & Health Programmes.
COURSE DETAILS
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Start Date: |
February 2020 |
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Level: |
Five (5) |
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Length: |
1 Year, Full-Time |
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Location: |
12-14 Morrison Street, Tāneatua |
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Mixed Delivery Mode: |
Two-weekend wānanga per month |
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Fees/Payment Options: |
$5610.00 including Student Fee Protection |
Entry Criteria
- Open to applicants 18 years and older
- Be interested in te reo Māori
- Prepared to study at tertiary level
- Upon successful completion a student can apply to enrol in other programmes at Anamata
Programme Team
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Enrolment & Administration: |
Rocky Broughton |
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Programme Manager: |
Sandy Hata |
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Programme Tutor(s): |
Huka Williams |
Course CONTENT
Kōrero Māori
This paper will equip students with the key academic skills to study at tertiary level.
Te Reo Māori
This is a foundation paper for beginners with an emphasis on spoken Te Reo Māori using the Tūhoe dialect.
Mōteatea
Students will investigate and discover the history of selected traditional and contemporary Mātaatua laments.
Tūrangawaewae
This course will examine Tūhoe iwi identity and its link to whakapapa, marae, and waka.
Tū Rangatira
Students develop an understanding of traditional and contemporary Māori visual art practices and its associated history to Te Ao Māori.