Te Huarahi ki te Ao Tohu (the pathway to the world of qualifications) is a bimonthly newsletter to keep you up to date with new
developments, reviews and news on national Māori qualifications.
Previous editions
Issue 10 Mahuru 2005
Issue 9 Whiringa-a-nuku 2004
Issue 8 Paenga whāwhā 2004
Issue 7 Hakihea 2003
Issue 6 Whiringa-ā-nuku 2003
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Ngā kōrero o te wā
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Māori Qualifications Services staff update
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Tribute to Alan Hill
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Tutor profiles - National Certificate in Māori - Te Ngutu Awa (level 4) pilot
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Secondary schools information sharing
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Te Marau Māori
Subfields and qualifications registered or under development in the Māori field.
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Ngā Kaimahi
Issue 5 Here turi kōkā 2003
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Welcome
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Ngā kōrero o te wā
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Secondary Schools Update
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National Certificate Māori (Level 4) - Te Ngutu Awa - Pilot
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Tourism Māori qualification development
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Māori Regional Tourism Organisation Conference
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Te Marau Māori
Subfields and qualifications registered or under development in the Māori field.
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Ngā Kaimahi
Māori qualifications staff
Issue 4 Pipiri 2003
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Welcome
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Ngā kōrero o te wā
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New qualifications for the Reo Māori media industry
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Ngā Manu Korero assessments
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Te Ngutu Awa pilot
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Criteria for field Māori development
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New Māori Dance resource goes live on the web
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Te Marau Māori
Subfields and qualifications registered or under development in the Māori field.
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Ngā Kaimahi
Issue 3 Paenga whāwhā 2003
Issue 2 Hui-Tanguru 2003
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Welcome
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Ngā kōrero o te wā
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Two tall totara fall
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A new spin on kapa haka
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Two new qualifications available in Māori Business and Management
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Check out the first bilingual unit standards
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New booklets for the secondary sector explain access to Māori qualifications
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Malaysian interest in bilingual examinations system
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Changes within Māori Qualifications Service
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Te Marau Māori
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Ngā Kaimahi
Issue 01 Hakihea 2002
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Welcome
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Ngā kōrero o te wā
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The unexpected death of Anaru Paenga (Ngāti Porou)...
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Inaugural Te Waharoa graduates
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1,000 students gain credits towards national qualifications
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Wharekura seek higher accreditation for Māori Performing Arts
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Māori media experts develop two new qualifications
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New National Diploma in Public Sector Māori
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Te Marau Māori
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Ngā Kaimahi
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