Course Overview
If you’re keen to learn te reo Māori and want to reach an advanced-beginner level of understanding relatively quickly, this level 2 beginners language course is ideal for you.
Te Pokaitahi Reo (Te Kaupae 2) is offered via day-time classes in some locations, while in others the course combines online learning and weekend Wananga, making it flexible for people who are working during the day.
This course is especially suited to people wanting to learn te reo Māori to support their working situation.
Upon successfully completing the requirements you'll receive the award of:
- Te Pōkaitahi Reo Māori (Reo Rua) (Kaupae 2)
| Locations | To be confirmed |
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| Next intake | To be confirmed View more details |
| Study options |
18 weeks full-time, including holidays (if applicable) Note the Tokoroa intake(s) is the only full-time (on campus) study option. All other intakes/locations are delivered part-time over two trimesters using a blend of online study plus 1-2 days on campus. Part-time study available Offered online or partly online |
| Total credits | 60 |
| StudyLink assistance | Available |
| Indicative Fees | No tuition fees for domestic students View full fees information |
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Career opportunities
You'll have a basic understanding and awareness of te reo that can be utilised to support and complement your current employment.
You'll also be able to participate in the maintenance and promotion of te reo amongst whānau, hapū, iwi, and community. Contribution to community and cultural roles may include:
- support as kaiwaiata
- support in the marae kitchen and dining room
- as a speaker of foundation-level te reo Māori
- supporting the use of te reo Māori amongst whānau and hapū
Topics you'll cover
- Te Take - Whakawhiti Kōrero: Foundation Information Exchange
- Te Take - Whakawhiti Whakaaro: Foundation Idea Exchange
- Te Take - Ngā Mahi o ia Rā: Engaging in Routine Tasks
- Te Take - Te Reo Hāpori: Engaging in Familiar Social Encounters
Course Fees
| Indicative Fees | No tuition fees for domestic students |
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Help with fees
Are you Eligible for Free Fees?
There are two ways you can take advantage of free fees. One is through Toi Ohomai’s range of free courses. These are separate to the government’s ‘fees free’ initiative so you don’t need to check your eligibility in relation to fees – simply apply in the normal way and we’ll take it from there.
The other is through the government’s ‘fees free’ initiative: If you’re starting tertiary study for the first time you might be eligible for a year’s worth of free fees. Find out more in our FAQ about the government’s fees free initiative.
Student Loans and Allowances
This course meets the requirements for student allowance and student loan applications through StudyLink.
- A student loan helps to pay for your course fees (the compulsory fees), study materials e.g. books, equipment, and living costs. You'll have to pay this money back.
- A student allowance is a weekly payment that can help with your living expenses while you’re studying. You don't have to pay the money back.
Find out more and apply at studylink.govt.nz
Scholarships
Scholarships are one way you might be able to get some financial help. Any scholarships specifically related to this course are shown below, otherwise check out the full list of scholarships promoted by Toi Ohomai.
Helpful Information
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Course Entry Information
Entry criteria
You must:
- have NCEA Level 1, OR
- be able to demonstrate equivalent skills and knowledge
If you do not meet the academic requirements you may be given special admission if Toi Ohomai staff are satisfied you are capable of successfully completing the requirements.
Special admission may also apply for applicants over 20 years.
Standard Entry Criteria
Admission, entry, selection, and enrolment into programmes will be in accordance with the Academic Regulations and/or, where approved, specific programme regulations.
English language requirements
Level 3 certificate IELTS General or Academic score of 5 with no band score lower than 5 or completed New Zealand Certificate in English Language Level 3 with an endorsement of either General, Workplace or Academic, or meets a relevant English Proficiency Outcome as outlined in Rule 18 and Appendix 2 of the NZQA Programme and Accreditation Rules 2013.
Course Locations and Intake Information
Note the Tokoroa intake(s) is the only full-time (on campus) study option. All other intakes/locations are delivered part-time over two trimesters using a blend of online study plus 1-2 days on campus.
Intakes to be confirmed Ask to be notified when the next intake becomes available
Study options
- 18 weeks full-time, including holidays (if applicable)
- Note the Tokoroa intake(s) is the only full-time (on campus) study option. All other intakes/locations are delivered part-time over two trimesters using a blend of online study plus 1-2 days on campus.
- Part-time study available
- Offered online or partly online
