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Ngā Toi Māori – Māori Creative and Performing Arts
Mandatory review of qualifications levels 1-6
Qualifications in Creative Arts and Performing Arts (at levels 1-6, excluding university qualifications) are being reviewed as part of the nation-wide mandatory review of qualifications.
The mandatory review is to reduce the duplication and proliferation of qualifications on a national scale, and to ensure that qualifications are useful, relevant and valuable to current and future learners, employers, whānau, hapū, iwi and other stakeholders. Read more »