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Te Manga Māori

‘Piki ake, kake ake i te toi huarewa, te ara o Tāwhaki, i piki ai ki runga’.

The need to learn and speak the Māori language is greater than ever before.

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Featured Programme

Certificate in Reo Māori Level 4 (Te Pae Aka) – Tairāwhiti

If you have little understanding of the Māori language this programme offers you the chance to learn the language in a supportive and nurturing environment.

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Featured Profile

April Pereka

April Pereka, Certificate in Māori Studies (Level 4) Student

Featured Staff

Sally Abel

Sally Abel

Sally holds a part-time cross disciplinary position and works on a number of research and evaluation projects.  She has been conducting qualitative health research and evaluation for many years in both academic and community settings in Auckland, Tairāwhiti and Hawke’s Bay.

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Te Manga Māori on Facebook

Te Manga Māori lecturers and students communicate, share and keep in touch via Facebook.  If you are interested in studying Māori at EIT check out what's happening or chat online with students and staff on Facebook.

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Te Manga Māori Haka Wars 

EIT Te Manga Māori students annually hold a fun and entertaining haka war.  Certificate and degree students select and practice cultural songs and hakas and compete in a live performance to friends and family.

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Events at EIT

May
8

New Building First Stage In EIT’s Redevelopment of Te Manga Māori

Te Ūranga Waka – the new administration, lecturer and research building for EIT’s... Read More

May
2

Zonta Educational Grants available to women 30 years and over…

Zonta Educational Awards of $2,000 dollars available to women aged 30yrs and... Read More

Apr
30

Otatara Trust Scholarships Announced

The five students awarded Otatara Trust Scholarships this year will each receive $2500... Read More

Mar
26

Graduand Cherishes Life Enriched By Learning

Tertiary study has opened EIT valedictorian Natasha Hau’s eyes to “a world of... Read More