Why this matters
Learning tikanga isn’t just about acquiring knowledge; it’s about living it. Whether you’re reconnecting with your roots, enhancing workplace culture, or simply deepening your understanding of Te Ao Māori, this qualification is your pathway.
You will gain:
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A practical understanding of tikanga in everyday life
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Confidence in cultural practices, including karakia and waiata
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Insights into Māori history, values, and traditions
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The ability to foster inclusivity in your workplace and community.
How it works
This qualification is structured through two micro-credentials: Piki Ake and Kake Ake. You can choose to complete the full NZ Certificate in Tikanga (Mātauranga Māori) - Level 2, or enrol in either Piki Ake or Kake Ake as standalone micro-credentials.
Piki Ake: Taking it further
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Ngā Atua Māori: Origins and influences
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Key moments in Māori history
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The role of manaaki and pōwhiri in community and workplace settings.
Kake Ake: Laying the foundations
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Hui tikanga: Karakia and waiata
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Exploring Māori narratives (pūrākau)
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Understanding Te Ao Māori values.