Te Mata o Te Arero
Join us for a dynamic 12-week journey into the deeper, more exciting aspects of te reo Māori! This course is designed to explore advanced language features in a fun, engaging way, making it accessible to all learning styles.
Course overview
This course aims to take the anxiety out of language learning, making you calmer and more relaxed to become confident to communicate.
Over 12 sessions of 2 hours each, participants learn key language structures to have simple conversations. Sessions are held in-person or online but supported via a workbook and or digital access to slides, games and other resources.
What you'll learn
- Confidently speak the language they’ve learned
- Be able to have simple conversations in Māori
- Be more confident to speak through mistakes
- Enhanced their understanding of grammar
- Be comfortable with silences whilst learning to respond
Further Information
Format
This course is delivered over 12 weeks, either at our Wellington venue or online. Supported by a 50-page workbook and a digital learning platform, it is taught bilingually, using a range of learning techniques. This course includes a mix of facilitator-led sessions, small-group exercises, and whole-group discussion. Group size is limited to 16 participants to ensure meaningful interaction and personal feedback.
What You'll Receive
You will receive a digital certificate of attendance and a Wellington Uni-Professional digital badge. These include the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours completed, making them suitable for recognition by professional organisations and employers.
Private courses
This programme can be adapted to suit your organisational needs and ordered as a private course. For more information, please contact our Poutaki Māori, Marie Cocker (marie.cocker@wellingtonuni-professional.nz)
Upcoming Courses & Delivery Options
20 Aug 2025 | Online
Duration: 12 sessions
$NZD 650
excl. GST
Can’t make these dates or want a private course?
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