Location: Zoom
Cost $10
This workshop follows on from Tikanga with a focus on kaitiakitanga and our native taonga.
Participants will be introduced to whakataukī and the significance some manu (birds) and rākau (trees) have for tangata whenua.
Led by experienced Te Reo Māori facilitator Keri Elvin, Te Korokoro Tūī welcomes anyone interested to join this workshop, and come away with a greater insight into the rich history and culture of our region.
No Taranaki, no Ngāruahine ōku tūpuna.
Ko Keri Elvin tōku ingoa.
I hoki mai au ki te kainga whānau ki Taranaki ki te tonga ia hararei kura.
He pouako ahau mō ngā pakihi e pīrangi ana i te whakangungu ahurea.
Kei te whakaako au i tēnei wānanga ipurangi, ko te Korokoro Tūī mō ngā ākonga ki te kōeke tuarua.
I have had the privilege of facilitating Te Reo Māori and tikanga Māori programmes for over 20 years in school, community and museum education spaces. My approach to facilitation has evolved into thematic programmes integrating tikanga, te ao Māori and te reo Māori. It brings me great joy watching learners grow in their understanding, blossom in confidence and be challenged in their thinking. I am a strong believer in normalising te reo Māori and building communities of support for learners to move forward on their haerenga (journey).
This workshop is proudly sponsored by
Ara Ake. We are New Zealand’s future energy centre » Ara Ake
– Fee must be paid before the course start date unless a prior arrangement is made
– Fee to be paid by direct deposit or internet banking only
– Please include your name as a reference so we can reconcile your payment
– TCE reserves the right to cancel your registration if fee not paid by due date
– No refunds if you are unable to attend
