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Draft Te Kōkiritanga 2020-2023 Consultation closed
(PDF, 2.1MB)Te Kōkiritanga is NZQA's Māori Strategic Action Plan and outlines our commitment to achieving equity for ākonga Māori and their whānau.
Consultation on Te Kōkiritanga 2020-2023 closed on 29 July 2020 and the final document is expected to be launched at the end of August.
The 30-year Education Vision
The actions included within Te Kōkiritanga are closely aligned to the 30-year education vision as well as Ka Hikitia and Tau Mai Te Reo. The five objectives for education that underpin the 30-year vision are:
- Learners at the Centre
- Barrier-Free Access
- Quality Teaching and Leadership
- Future of Learning and Work
- World-Class Inclusive Public Education
Te Kōkiritanga Vision
The overarching vision of Te Kōkiritanga 2020-2023 is:
‘Kia noho takatū ki tō Āmua Ao - Ākonga Māori Qualify for the Future World.'
The two strategic goals that underpin this vision are:
- Equitable access and opportunities enable ākonga Māori success; and
- Qualifications enable Māori lifelong learning and wellbeing.