The delivery mode and learning environment of Te Pou Hono ki Toi is based on traditional Māori learning principals and is influenced by tikanga and manaakitanga.
This programme is delivered encompassing a variety of study activities including, kanohi-ki-te-kanohi (face-to-face) learning, guest lecturing, practical field work, group workshops and workbooks.
How you will study
- Attend timetabled hours, negotiated with the Marae, which may include:
- Attending weekend noho or wānanga
- Participating in activities
- Completing assessments
- Contributing your own research findings
To complete the programme, students must complete 400 learning hours. This is an equal combination of directed learning (lecturer engagement) and self-directed learning.
Based on the delivery hours outlined, a Wānanga delivery mode could look like any of the following
Option 1:
Attend 8 weekend noho, with 25 learning hours per noho and complete self-directed learning.
Option 2:
Attend 4 five-day wānanga, with 10 learning hours per wānanga and complete self-directed learning.
Option 3:
Attend 20 one-day wānanga, with 10 learning hours per wānanga and complete self-directed learning.