
Grow your educational leadership skills and become a mentor teacher. Learn from UC education experts to effectively support and mentor pre-service and in-service teachers with a focus on te ao Māori and positive professional relationships.
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Learners will comprehend key distinctions between mentoring and coaching in education and how to apply these in school or kura settings.

Develop skills to establish and maintain productive, positive mentor-mentee relationships that support teacher professional development.
This short online course from UC Online equips you to become a mentor teacher or strengthen your leadership skills in education. With a dedicated focus on mentoring both pre-service and in-service teachers, participants engage with principles of mentoring, Māori worldviews, SMART goals, and effective mentoring relationships. The course is aimed at ECE, primary, and secondary teachers, educational leaders, and those interested in beginning a career in educational management. Learners complete five engaging modules—including reflection, analysis of mentoring conversations, and practical tools for classroom and professional growth—and upon completion, are awarded a digital badge and 5 NZQF Level 8 points (domestic learners).
Entry Requirements
Be a qualified teacher



Grow your educational leadership skills and become a mentor teacher. Learn from UC education experts to effectively support and mentor pre-service and in-service teachers with a focus on te ao Māori and positive professional relationships.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Learners will comprehend key distinctions between mentoring and coaching in education and how to apply these in school or kura settings.

Develop skills to establish and maintain productive, positive mentor-mentee relationships that support teacher professional development.
This short online course from UC Online equips you to become a mentor teacher or strengthen your leadership skills in education. With a dedicated focus on mentoring both pre-service and in-service teachers, participants engage with principles of mentoring, Māori worldviews, SMART goals, and effective mentoring relationships. The course is aimed at ECE, primary, and secondary teachers, educational leaders, and those interested in beginning a career in educational management. Learners complete five engaging modules—including reflection, analysis of mentoring conversations, and practical tools for classroom and professional growth—and upon completion, are awarded a digital badge and 5 NZQF Level 8 points (domestic learners).
Entry Requirements
Be a qualified teacher


Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
It will take a total of 9 weeks
This course requires 6 hours per week
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Gain insights into indigenous perspectives of mentoring and effectively incorporate the principles of Te Tiriti into educational relationships.
Have a teaching degree and/or extensive and relevant previous teaching experience
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
It will take a total of 9 weeks
This course requires 6 hours per week
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Gain insights into indigenous perspectives of mentoring and effectively incorporate the principles of Te Tiriti into educational relationships.
Have a teaching degree and/or extensive and relevant previous teaching experience