COURSE OVERVIEW
Te Rekamauroa is phase one of our unique Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori programme; tailored and contextualised for the education sector incorporating local dialects, history, stories, songs, haka and narratives.
Tōngakingaki - Commitment
Hours: 120hrs total - 80hrs in class, 30hrs SDL, 10hrs optional tutorials.
Times: 6 x Full-days: 8:30am-3:30pm. 3 x Mon evenings 6:30pm-8:30pm. 4 x Tues evenings: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Duration: 10 weeks.
Release Days: One Friday (full-day).
Ngā Taumata - Levels
Level 1 – Beginners (English mode of delivery)
Level 2 – Advanced Beginners (English mode of delivery with minimal use of te reo Māori)
Level 3 – Introductory Intermediate (English mode of delivery with increasing use of te reo Māori)
Level 4 – Intermediate (Bilingual mode of delivery)
Level 5 – Advanced Intermediate (Bilingual mode of delivery with minimal use of English)
Level 6 – Proficient (Total immersion mode of delivery)
Level 7 – Advanced Proficient (Total immersion mode of delivery)
Kaupapa Ako - Subjects
TE REO
Reo ā-Iwi - Tainui Dialect
Whakamahi - Use
Tikanga o te Reo - Grammar
Marautanga - Curriculum
Whakarauora - Revitalisation
*Taught at Akoranga Whakahihiri
TIKANGA
Kōrero tuku iho - Tainui history, stories of the past, traditions, oral tradition
Kīwaha - Idioms
Whakataukī - Prophetic sayings
Mōteatea - Traditional song
Waiata / Hīmene - Song / Hymns
*Taught at Kura Whakahihiri and Tikanga Tūrei
Whakahaere - Delivery Mode
Kura Whakahihiri - A full-day in-person wānanga with all participants and Pūkenga connecting with local iwi and practicing tikanga.
Akoranga Whakahihiri - A full-day wānanga at your group level with one Pūkenga.
Tikanga Tūrei - Four evening sessions to learn Tainui customs and traditions with two Pūkenga on Zoom.
Mane Marau - Three evening sessions to build confidence to kōrero Māori, teach or integrate it into the classroom, your school, or your home.
Wero - Challenges
Challenges are presented by the Pūkenga after each Akoranga Whakahihiri for students to complete. You achieve the subject and Te Ahu o te reo Māori - Te Rekamauroa ki Tainui when you successfully complete all wero.
Rā Whakapūmau - Graduation Day
An in-person celebration held in Waikato on the last day of each intake.
Tae ā-tinana - Attendance
To get the most out of this te reo Māori programme, participants are encouraged to attend all delivery sessions. To complete Te Ahu o te Reo Māori participants must attend all four Akoranga Whakahihiri.
Tahua Tautoko - Teacher Release Funding
Each graduate, regardless of position, will receive $500 + GST when they achieve the course to support teacher release costs. All funding is afforded to your respective kura, it is not allocated to individual participants.
For further enquires, please contact the Te Reo Māori Group at tereo.maorigroup@education.govt.nz
Mā wai? - Who can participate?
Registrations are open to:
Teachers and Principals from early learning services through to secondary school
Kaiako, Tumuaki and Kaiako Matua from kōhanga reo through to wharekura
Non-teaching and Support Staff in kura, schools, wharekura, early learning services and kōhanga reo
Whānau (Parents and Caregivers) participation is also permitted with approval from the centre/school