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Cadetships: progress and opportunities
An update of the Te Puni Kōkiri Cadetship programme.
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Tamakaiwānanga – Māori Boys at Secondary School: A qualitative study of Māori boys’ motivation and engagement in NCEA Level 1
Tamakaiwānanga explores what motivates Māori boys to achieve in education. The report aims to identify ways in which rangatahi, whanau and teachers can work together to reduce barriers to disengagement.
- About: Education
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Māori Youth in Education and Employment
What rangatahi achieve during their compulsory schooling years largely influences their transition from school into further education. Furthermore, the knowledge and skills that young people acquire during this period influences their pathway into tertiary education, the labour market and beyond.
- About: Education
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Māori Youth Transitions
Māori with higher levels of qualifications are more likely to be employed and earn higher incomes. Higher qualifications also have a positive influence on broader socio-economic outcomes including higher levels of overall life satisfaction, increased health status, and a greater ability to save and generate wealth in the future.
- About: Education
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Māori Youth Transitions: Gateway
This summary is specific to good practice findings in the Gateway programme, which was one of the three programmes or services evaluated.
- About: Education
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Te Whakapiki i te Pānui me te Tatau mō ngā Kaimahi Māori
Government and Māori emphasise the critical importance of good literacy and numeracy skills for Māori development, and more broadly for the New Zealand economy. Te Puni Kōkiri recently completed a report on Māori workforce literacy and numeracy outcomes.
Improving Literacy and Numeracy for the Māori Workforce
Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Adult Literacy Initiative
Westport Deep Sea Fishing School Commercial Fishing and Processing Course
Wairoa Waikaremoana Māori Trust Board: Whakatō Te Mātauranga
- About: Education
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Kaiārahi Ritenga Waitohu
Te Puni Kōkiri commissioned qualitative research to inform the future review of out of school services. These services are a key component of ensuring that families have better access to quality, affordable and age appropriate out of school services for their school age children.
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Kaiārahi Ritenga Waitohu
This research looks at how the out of school service sector is working for Māori and to explore what is important to them in accessing out of school services for their children and the choices that they have available to them when doing so. It also looks at opportunities and challenges and explores what improvements are necessary to meet and continue to meet Māori needs and priorities for this sector.
- About: Education
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Ngai Māori me Ngā Hua o te Mātauranga
Increased educational achievement by Māori contributes to improved wellbeing for individuals and whānau. This fact sheet presents information that illustrates the benefits of education in terms of employment, income and health.
- About: Education
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Māori and Early Childhood Education
This fact sheet presents information about the uptake of Early Childhood Education in New Zealand since 2000.
- About: Education
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He Kura Māori mō Tō Tamaiti
This publication provides information for parents and whānau and looks at: the benefits of Māori immersion education, what to expect, what children learn, preparing your child for kura, and supporting your child's language development.
- About: Education
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Kia Eke ki ngā Taumata, kia Pakari ngā Kaiako
Kia Eke ki ngā Taumata, kia Pakari ngā Kaiako - He Tirohanga Akoranga: An Exploration of In-Service Support and Professional Development Provision for Māori-Medium Teachers.
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Te Oranga o te Reo Māori i te Rāngai Mātauranga 2006
This report provides an overview of Māori Language Education in 2006. It highlights key issues and activities in the Māori language education sector in recent years.
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Ngā Pukenga Mātauranga Māori
He raraunga mai i te Manatu Mātauranga e pā ana ki ngā āhuatanga o ngā tāngata Māori kua whiwhi tohu paetahi tae noa ki te tau 2003. Pipiri 2006. 2 Whārangi.
- About: Demographics, Education
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