pre-requisites

Open entry. 
You do not need to speak Te Reo Māori to do this course.

course description

In this course students will explore the Māori World in both historical and current contexts. The content will be drawn from a range of subjects which could include Media Studies, Sociology, Art History, History, Social Studies and Tikanga. Students will investigate Māori identities, culture, history and related perspectives. There will be some opportunity for students to select their areas of study, related to the Māori World, that interest them.

course fees

None

course leads to

Level 2 Te Ao Māori (Social and Community Services, Law, government, media/communications, television, radio, teaching, research, public service careers, museum educator, librarian, tourism)

internal credits

A minimum of 16 credits

external credits

total number of credits

A minimum of 16

co hods

Ms Bennett & Mr Murray
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