Kia Wana te Ako - AucklandAuckland8 Jun 2026 - 9 Jun 2026A two-day workshop designed for kaiako who want to strengthen their teaching practice of reo ā-waha and reo ā-tā, including vocabulary development. Participants are expected to attend the workshop closest to their location. It is recommended that kaiako attend BOTH workshop days. However, kaiako can choose to attend either day 1 or day 2. Reo ā-Waha will be the focus on day 1, and Reo ā-Tā on day 2. Day 2 - Reo ā-Tā strategies require ākonga to be reading and writing independently. Day 2 content is mostly suitable for kaiako teaching at intermediate and secondary/wharekura levels.Past course
Te Ara Whakatere - Te Tairongo me Te TaurangaAuckland20 Oct 2026 - 21 Oct 2026Te Ara Whakatere – Navigating Leadership, is a transformative leadership wānanga designed for aspiring Māori education leaders. Grounded in the ancestral metaphor of voyaging and navigation, the programme equips participants to lead with courage, moral clarity, cultural integrity, and intuitive intelligence in complex educational environments. Te Ara Whakatere is made up of three stand-alone 2-day workshops. Kaiako can participate in all three workshops or attend individual workshops. In this workshop, through the navigation elements of te tairongo and te tauranga, kaiako explore tairongo as leadership intelligence including how they know when something is misaligned and identifying restoration practices. Upcoming course
Poipoia te Pitomata | Tīpaopao KupuAuckland8 May 2024 - 9 May 2024TRAVEL REQUESTS CLOSED A two-day wānanga designed to help kaiako develop and nurture the hidden potential of our tamariki with Tīpaopao/ dyslexia. Kaiako will be presented with practical strategies and advice from experts designed to enhance the learning experiences of your learners. There will be time to workshop new ideas and learnings as well. Past course
Te Whakaako i te Pāngarau (Teaching the Teachers the Maths)Auckland11 Aug 2026 - 12 Aug 2026This two-day course is designed to strengthen kaiako understanding and teaching of Pāngarau. The content of the course is aligned to the concepts, ideas, strategies, and skills outlined in each of the five tūārere (phases of learning) of the redesigned Pāngarau wāhanga ako. Suitable for all kaiako teaching Pāngarau, whether in kura tuatahi, kura waenga, or wharekura. It is particularly suitable for kaiako who want to ‘understand the pāngarau’ they are teaching and looking to improve the pāngarau learning experiences of their ākonga. Upcoming course
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