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Te Ara Poutama

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Te Ara Poutama offers professional development programmes for organisations and individuals in te reo Māori, the Treaty of Waitangi, marae protocol and music and technology.

The programmes can be taken full time or part time, during the working week, after work or on the weekends. The workshops can be delivered at AUT University or at your workplace.

The following short courses are on offer and can be taken as a Certificate in Proficiency:

• TE REO FOR BUSY PEOPLE: We can arrange Te Reo lessons to suit your requirements. The following courses are for one semester in the evenings.
  
  
• • Te Reo Māori Beginners and Intermediate
  • Te Reo Māori Advanced
    
    
• ONLINE SHORT COURSE CERTIFICATE IN TREATY OF WAITANGI: Do you understand the Treaty of Waitangi? Are Treaty of Waitangi principles applied in your workplace? The Certificate in Treaty of Waitangi Studies is an online programme designed for busy professionals. Treaty historian and acclaimed author Professor Paul Moon developed and supports this one semester certificate about the Treaty and its principles.
  
  
• • Certificate in Treaty of Waitangi Studies
    
    
• INTRODUCTION TO MARAE PROTOCOL: Ever wanted to be confident on a marae but were afraid to ask? This interactive workshop will relieve your anxiety and provide you with the assurance to participate in a powhiri with confidence.
  
• THE TREATY OF WAITANGI PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE: The Treaty of Waitangi comes alive in a two-hour interactive workshop. You will be introduced to the history and context of the Treaty of Waitangi and the application of its principles in an organisational context.
  
• WORKSHOP OPTIONS FOR DIGITAL PRODUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY (SUMMER SCHOOL): Subject to demand we offer a number of production and technology papers as a Summer School programme (November - January) or as mid-year Semester Break workshops. These workshops will particularly suit teachers or educators wanting to up-skill their digital technology skills in music and performance.