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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

National Certificate in Reo Māori Level 4 – Tairāwhiti

This introductory programme in reo and tikanga Māori will enable people who are at the very beginning of their Māori language learning journey to make basic greetings in Māori; conduct a short and simple conversation in Māori and conduct themselves appropriately in Māori cultural settings.

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Featured Profile

April Pereka

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

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RogerMaaka

Dr Roger CA Maaka

Formerly the Head of the departments of Māori and Native Studies at the Universities of Canterbury, New Zealand, and Saskatchewan, Canada, respectively and a member of the Waitangi Tribunal enquiry into the claim to Indigenous Flora and Fauna and Intellectual Property.

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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

Feb
8

Learn for your nation, learn for your whanau, learn for you!

Check out some of the exciting new short courses being offered at EIT Te Manga Maori this... Read More

Jan
23

Associate Professorship to EIT

Steve Gibbs Associate Professorship to EIT Tairawhiti stalwarts Derek Lardelli and... Read More

Jan
18

Short courses snapshot 2012

There are plenty of short course options this year. Below is a snapshot on what will be... Read More

Jan
16

Toi Moko

The repatriation of 20 toi moko from a Parisian museum later this month is far more than... Read More