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Whāia Te Ara Tika Kia Mau past Course

28th May 2024 - 28th May 2024 Enrolments close 21st May 2024 AucklandTRAVEL REQUESTS CLOSE: 8 May 2024 This 1-day workshop is specifically designed for kaiako (or non-teaching personnel) who are new to the role of Principal Nominee in kura Māori.

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TRAVEL REQUESTS CLOSE: 8 May 2024 This 1-day workshop is specifically designed for kaiako (or non-teaching personnel) who are new to the role of Principal Nominee in kura Māori.

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