Te Pōkaitahi Reo (Reo Rua) (Kaupae 2) - New Zealand Certificate in Te Reo (Level 2)
Language & Literature
A course by
NMIT
A beginner to intermediate programme developing te reo Māori language skills and cultural understanding through immersive experiences, preparing students for everyday communication in whānau, community, and marae contexts.
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NZQA Level 2 Certification (60 Credits)
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STUDY FREE
$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
Free study? Yep, it’s possible. Find out if you qualify.
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 2 Certification (60 Credits)
Entry
1
2
3
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5
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8
9
10
Core skills this course teaches
Communicate in familiar everyday contexts
Students will be able to use te reo Māori to communicate about daily tasks, whānau, and routine events in familiar settings, including the marae.
Use appropriate language for cultural and social contexts
Students will practice and demonstrate skills in using karakia, waiata, and culturally appropriate language and behaviour in various situations.
What You're Signing Up For
Te Pōkaitahi Reo (Reo Rua) (Kaupae 2) enables students to further develop and consolidate their te reo Māori language abilities after building a basic foundation. The programme combines in-class learning and local marae-based experiences, helping students progress in their understanding of te reo, including communication about daily routines, whānau, whakapapa, and use of karakia, waiata, and more. Study options include full-time and part-time delivery in Nelson, Marlborough, and off-campus locations. Successful completion supports further education (e.g., Level 3 te reo) and enhances employability in a variety of sectors requiring Māori language and cultural awareness.
Course Content
- Basic tenses and sentence structure
- Telling the time
- Discussing daily routines
- Talking about whānau (family)
- Talking about whakapapa (genealogy)
- Discussing the weather
- Karakia (prayer)
- Waiata (songs)
- Pūrākau (legends)
- Whakatauki (proverbs)
- Kīwaha (sayings)
- Pepeha (personal introduction)
- Te reo on the marae and in social contexts
- Participating in immersive marae-based experiences
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 1 or equivalent knowledge and skills.
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