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NCEA and the Whānau
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NCEA & the Whānau is an information programme that provides guidance to parents and Whānau to better understand NCEA. NCEA & the Whānau aims to increase parents’ understanding of NCEA and provides advice and easy tips on how parents can support their children/tamariki to achieve success in education. NCEA is the National Certificate of Educational Achievement. It is the main national qualification for secondary school students in New Zealand. |
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See how attending an NCEA & Whānau workshop helped Ngāwai and Sam.
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What does this Workshop cover?
This workshop runs for approximately 1.5 hours. It provides a set of clear, straightforward messages and information about NCEA developed especially for parents and whānau. Whānau get the opportunity to:
- Discuss their aspirations for their tamariki/children;
- Learn practical tips on how they can help their tamariki achieve NCEA success.
Get involved in a workshop near you.