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Te Rautaki Māori: NZQA' s Māori Strategy
Te Rautaki Māori has been principally prepared to guide NZQA towards fulfilling its contribution to the government’s education sector goal of Māori enjoying and achieving education success as Māori.
The most recent version of Te Rautaki Māori expired in 2017 and it has been replaced by Te Kōkiritanga 2018-2020, this is a Strategic Outcomes Framework that directs the continued work in this space. It is expected that a refresh of Te Rautaki Māori will take place in 2020.
Te Kōkiritanga 2018-2020
Te Kōkiritanga 2018-2020 is NZQA's Māori Strategic Action Plan which highlights the outcomes, goals, strategic themes and directions across five workstreams. Te Kōkiritanga also looks to fulfill on the following strategic goals:
- Accelerate Maori learner success
- Advance the use of Mātauranga Māori
- Partner with education system agencies to support a 50% lift of Māori learner achievements at NCEA level 3 in one or more standards in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (STEM) subject related areas by 2020.
View NZQA's Māori Strategic Action Plan (PNG, 190KB) diagram.
Te Rautaki Māori 2012-2017
The goals of Te Rautaki Māori 2012-2017 are:
1. Accelerated Māori learner success;
2. Advanced use of Mātauranga Māori
Read the full document (PDF, 829KB).
These goals underpin the direction of NZQA’s Te Rautaki Māori 2012-2017 implementation programme. The goals are interdependent. They recognise the cultural relevance mātauranga Māori provides for learners, across all education mediums, and is a key contributor to accelerating Māori learner success.