Education Organisations in West Coast - Explain the significance of Mäori identity in a tourism Mäori context
There are 14 Education Organisations in West Coast region with consent to assess for the standard Explain the significance of Māori identity in a tourism Māori context
| Name | Location | Consent to assess for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buller High School | WESTPORT | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| Gloriavale Christian School | Greymouth | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| Greymouth High School | Greymouth | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| John Paul II High School | Greymouth | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| Karamea Area School | Karamea | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| OneSchool Global (Greymouth Campus) | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » | |
| OneSchool Global (Westport Campus) | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » | |
| Reefton Area School | Reefton | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| South Westland Area School | HARIHARI | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |
| Tai Poutini Polytechnic | Dunganville | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 5) | View details » |
| Tai Poutini Polytechnic | Greymouth | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 5) | View details » |
| Tai Poutini Polytechnic | Reefton | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 5) | View details » |
| Tai Poutini Polytechnic | Westport | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 5) | View details » |
| Westland High School | Hokitika | Tourism Māori Practices (to level 3) | View details » |