Ringa Atawhai Mātauranga
Programmes
Our programmes are specifically designed for people already working in the unregulated health and disability sector or those people wanting to pursue a career in health.
Our qualifications comprise 4 modules of learning and span either 6 or 12 months. Upfront teaching occurs during weekend wananga which are held once a month. Tutorial support is provided 2 days a week and assessments may be completed during noho wananga, during tutorial support sessions or through the self-directed learning component of the programmes.
We recognise that many people often have years of experience in the work they do. For this we are able to recognise your prior experience or your current competencies. This means your study hours may be significantly reduced. More information regarding this option is available upon request.
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This qualification is for people who want to: develop some understanding culture concepts associated within a context where tikanga are practiced as an expression of mana ao turoa.
To gain skills and knowledge for employment in marae-based services and/or the hospitality industry
Provides a basic understanding of tikanga within a specialist field founded on a Māori world view
For those who are already working, or who are seeking to work, under broad guidance in the area of kaupapa Māori Public Health
For people who intend to develop a career supporting people, family and/or whānau, and the healthcare team in primary care
For those wanting a career supporting the health and wellbeing of people, family and/or whānau and the wider community
Common generic public health and health promotion competencies