Te Reo Māori Introduction 2
For those who have attended our Te Reo Introduction 1 course. Continue learning Te Reo and Te Ao Māori. Please contact the office if you are new to our programme. 80% attendance required. To find out when future courses are scheduled, register your interest via the link below. $60 - $155.
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Mon 10 Feb
- TEC-subsidised course fee for qualifying learners $60.00 incl. GST
- $155.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Mon 10 Feb 11:00 - Mon 10 Feb 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 2
Mon 17 Feb 11:00 - Mon 17 Feb 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 3
Mon 24 Feb 11:00 - Mon 24 Feb 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 4
Mon 03 Mar 11:00 - Mon 03 Mar 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 5
Mon 10 Mar 11:00 - Mon 10 Mar 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 6
Mon 17 Mar 11:00 - Mon 17 Mar 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 7
Mon 24 Mar 11:00 - Mon 24 Mar 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 8
Mon 31 Mar 11:00 - Mon 31 Mar 13:00Jubilee Building, ParnellPlease note there is NO refund or transfer if you cancel less than 5 working days in advance of a class starting. Our refund policy can be read in full here.
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Mon 28 AprEight Mondays 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM no class 2 June King's Birthday Weekend Jubilee Building, Parnell Eda Tang
- TEC-subsidised course fee for qualifying learners $60.00 incl. GST
- $155.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Mon 28 Apr 13:00 - Mon 28 Apr 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 2
Mon 05 May 13:00 - Mon 05 May 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 3
Mon 12 May 13:00 - Mon 12 May 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 4
Mon 19 May 13:00 - Mon 19 May 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 5
Mon 26 May 13:00 - Mon 26 May 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 6
Mon 09 Jun 13:00 - Mon 09 Jun 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 7
Mon 16 Jun 13:00 - Mon 16 Jun 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellSession 8
Mon 23 Jun 13:00 - Mon 23 Jun 15:00Jubilee Building, ParnellPlease note there is NO refund or transfer if you cancel less than 5 working days in advance of a class starting. Our refund policy can be read in full here.
Description
For those who have completed Te Reo Māori Introduction 1 with Selwyn Community Education with strong attendance. If you are not confident progressing, you may wish to repeat Te Reo Introduction 1. If you have not attended a beginners course at Selwyn Community Education, please contact the office so we can assess the best course for you to attend.
Learning outline for Te Reo Māori Introduction 2
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
- Discuss our responsibilities as a bi-cultural nation under ‘Te Tiriti o Waitangi’
- Identify underlying Māori values in the tiriti such as: whanaungatanga, pepeha and tikanga
- Discuss the significance of whakapapa as a fundamental Māori world view and confidently describe your family and relationships through this lens
- Form simple sentences to describe parts of your face and body
- Discuss protocol on the marae
- Recognise the importance and use of karakia and be able to recite one correctly
- Recognise the cultural values inherent within different whakataukī (proverbs) and kīwaha (idioms) and be able to correctly recite one of each
What to bring to class: pen and exercise book, Māori dictionary.
Our Te Reo pathway
- Te Reo Māori Introduction 1 - for total or relative beginners
- Te Reo Māori Introduction 2 - for those who have successfully completed our first introductory course
- Te Reo Māori Introduction 3 - for those who have successfully completed our first two courses
You are welcome to repeat any level to consolidate learning before progressing to the next level.
Eligibility for course fee subsidy
This course offers a course fee subsidy through funding from the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) for:
- NZ citizens
- Holders of residency class visas
- Spouses of NZ citizens or residency visa-holders who are in NZ on work visas or visitor visas
Conditions:
- Registrants should be 16 years or older
- Registrants cannot be currently enrolled in a secondary school
- We need to collect extra information such as age, ethnicity, educational achievement and gender for statistical purposes
- You must also provide evidence of NZ citizenship or residency or refugee status
- A condition of accepting a course fee subsidy is that you commit to at least 80% attendance of your course
- The subsidised course fee is $60.
Prerequisites
To enrol in this course, you will have successfully completed (with strong attendance) Te Reo Māori Introduction (Level 1) at Selwyn Community Education. If you have not attended a first level Te Reo course at Selwyn Community Education, or your attendance was patchy, please contact the office and will arrange an enrolment interview with our tutor to ascertain the best course for you to join.
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Testimonials
Testimonial from Te Reo student in 2022: I have found Level One and now, Level Two, Te Reo Maori with our tutor, Kingi, to be a life-changing experience. After years of awkwardness and embarrassment, I can now attempt to join in when there is a Karakia or someone greets or farewells me. I see Maori written around our city and can try to pronounce it without reinventing it! Kingi is humble, highly sensitive, and manages to gently lead us forward as a group. There is laughter, warmth and respect as we experience manakitanga and learn from his cultural practice. I wish I had grown up experiencing this kind of holistic teaching. Selwyn has a gem in this tutor. I am also impressed with how Kingi manages the provided texts, which are in need of some sensitive corrections. He negotiates errors swiftly and without criticism which I find very gracious. As a past visiting lecturer, (not Maori by ethnicity) in Maori Art for the Auckland Teachers College many years ago, Kingi represents hope for to me. Thank you to Selwyn for making his skills available. I will be back for more.
