Ao Kawe Kupu - August 2002 [ NZQA ]

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	Contents
•	Poster power
•	The many pathways to Te Waharoa
•	Western Heights High School
•	Two qualifications for the work of one
•	Nga Peka Mātauranga O Waitaha



•	From the shearing shed to the lecture theatre
•	A step up from Te Waharoa
•	The future of assessments in te reo Māori
•	Te pai o te paniora
•	Māori field update
•	Reader survey 2002

Māori Field Update

There are currently 14 subfields and 498 unit standards registered in the Māori field.

Subfields
Funeral Services General Education Māori Hauora Kaiawhina Ahumahi Mana Wahine Māori Performing Arts Nga Mahi a Te Rehia	Nga mahi a Te Whare Pora Reo Māori Seafood Māori Te Mātauranga me te Whakangungu Tikanga Tourism Māori Whakairo

The latest unit standards to be registered on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) are Nga Kōrero me nga Reo in the General Education subfield.

The new unit standards under development in field Māori include New Māori Dance, Reo Māori Broadcasting, Kaitiakitanga, Māori Trusteeship and New Māori Music.

There are also reviews and new developments under way in the existing subfields of Māori Tourism, Māori Geography, Hauora, Whakairo, Te Mātauranga me te Whakangungu, Tikanga and Māori Business and Management.

Here are the existing nine National Certificates and six National Diplomas available in field Māori .

National Certificates
Reo Māori (L4)
Māori Business and Management (L4)
Hauora (Māori Community Health) (L4)
Whakairo Tuturu (L4)
Māori Performing Arts (L4)
Nga Mahi a te Whare Pora (Raranga) (L2)
Nga Mahi a te Whare Pora (Raranga) (L4)

National Diplomas
Reo Māori (L6)
Māori Business Management with an optional strand in Iwi Management (L5)
Hauora (Māori Community Health) (L5)
Whakairo (L5)
Whakairo (L6)
Nga Mahi a te Whare Pora (Raranga) (L6)
Te Waharoa (General Māori ) (L2)

New qualifications are also been developed in Māori Tourism, Reo Māori Broadcasting, Hauora, Te Mātauranga me te Whakangungu and New Māori Music.

A General Māori qualification at level 4 is been developed to steer learners towards specific areas of employment using credits from field Māori and other areas of the NQF. This qualification will build on Te Waharoa (level 2).

View the most up-to-date information on the National Qualifications Framework and a full range of field Māori unit standards.

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