A course comprising 10x one-hour sessions at level 1 for up to 25 participants in-person and up to 20 participants online. Upon completion of level 1, participants may graduate to level 2, then level 3, and so on, with each level comprising 10x one-hour sessions. The beginner course focuses on:
A course comprising 10x one-hour sessions at level 1 for up to 25 participants in-person and up to 20 participants online. Upon completion of level 1, participants may graduate to level 2, then level 3, and so on, with each level comprising 10x one-hour sessions. The lower-intermediate course focuses on:
A course comprising 10x one-hour sessions at level 1 for up to 25 participants in-person and up to 20 participants online. Upon completion of level 1, participants may graduate to level 2, then level 3, and so on, with each level comprising 10x one-hour sessions. This upper-intermediate course can be tailored to the competency levels of the participants to ensure that their wants and needs are met. Participants have the option of learning in a full-immersion environment. The content of the course may focus on developing fluency and accuracy and practising formal language expressions such as karakia, whaikōrero and karanga.
We provide a translation service from Māori to English and English to Māori. We translate and interpret verbal or written material from one language to another in a literal and/or metaphorical way. We will discuss with you the relevance and appropriateness of your intended use of te reo before we agree to undertake the work.
We will assist and work collaboratively with you to create and develop a Te Reo Māori name for your organisation, or for specific teams/units of your organisation, or for specific events run by your organisation. This can include a literal translation of the existing English name, or a thematical translation from a Māori worldview, or a whakataukī (proverb or tagline) that complements the existing English or Māori name. We will discuss with you the relevance and appropriateness of your intended use of te reo before we agree to undertake the work.