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How to get involved
Get involved in a workshop near you.
Workshops are held throughout Aotearoa. If you would like to attend, contact your secondary school advisor as there may already be a workshop organised in your area.
Otherwise please contact Lhi TeIwimate in regards to any upcoming workshops or to arrange one. Email: Lhi.TeIwimate@nzqa.govt.nz ,Telephone: 0800 697 296
See how attending an NCEA & the Whānau workshop helped these rangatahi.
Download a zip. file (ZIP, 23MB) for later offline viewing.
Download an NCEA & the Whānau (DOCX, 3.2MB) pamphlet.
Read what whānau have said about the workshops:
- "I found that I didn't understand the school system of NCEA and was too scared to ask. This was a great presentation!"
- I normally let my wife deals with the children's education, so I feel very empowered."
- "Early action may help my child to achieve better. We now have more information and a way to go about it."