Beginners Te Reo Maori - Te Kaupae 2
Language & Literature
A course by
Ara Institute of Canterbury
Start your te reo Māori journey with this introductory certificate, developing foundational language skills for everyday and cultural contexts through immersive classroom and marae experiences.
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NZQA Level 2 Certification (60 Credits)
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FREE COURSE
NZ$0
Enquire about international pricing
Free for real. No catch, just your next step waiting.
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 2 Certification (60 Credits)
Entry
1
2
3
4
5
6
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9
10
Core skills this course teaches
Develop foundational Te Reo Māori skills
Communicate, with little support, in familiar everyday contexts and in some Māori environments.
Participate in Māori cultural practices
Learn and practice skills related to hui whakatau, mihimihi (gatherings and introductions), and cultural events.
What You're Signing Up For
If you have a personal or professional interest in te reo Māori and would like to contribute positively to the development the Māori language, this is the start you need. You’ll develop language skills to communicate, with little support, in familiar contexts and some Māori environments. You’ll learn and practice aspects of hui whakatau (gatherings), mihimihi (acknowledgments and introductions), and discuss traditional narratives. Delivery combines classroom and marae-based experiences to ensure meaningful engagement with local Māori communities.
Course Content
- Language skills for communication in familiar everyday contexts
- Participating in hui whakatau (gatherings) and mihimihi (acknowledgments, introductions)
- Discussion of traditional Māori narratives
- Preparation and participation in marae-based events
- Role-modelling the use of te reo in whānau and communities
What you need to know first
Open entry. English language requirements apply.
Find these employment opportunities
Support roles in broadcasting, tourism, health sector, and educationSupport roles in foreign embassies in New ZealandTrainees in museums and arts (singers, composers, writers, artists, actors)Role-modelling the use of te reo among whānau and hapū
