ENROL NOW FOR SEMESTER 2

COMPULSORY COURSES

• AKA007 Ako Tuhi Ōkawa: Writing for Tertiary Studies

• AKO105 Akoranga Pārongo Punaha: Basic Library Management

• AKO106 Ako Rorohiko: Basic Computer Study Skills

• MAO101 Te Reo Māori: Introduction to Te Reo Māori

• AKO101 Akoranga Tauawhi: Teacher Aide Practice

• AKO102 Akoranga i te Taiao: Education Outside the Classroom

• AKO103 Ako Mahi Marau: Curriculum Projects

• AKO104 Ako Tauawhi Whanonga: Learning and Behaviour Support

AKO KI TE WĀNANGA BRIDGING TO TEACHING

Level 3

ELECTIVE COURSES

NB Course units may change for 2015.

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This full-time 20 week programme consists of eight courses taught in two week blocks. Each course involves a mix of learning and teaching activities such as face-to-face learning and will include group work, lectures, individual and group presentations. Tutorials are also offered once a week and tailored to the individual need. There is an expectation that you will develop your own independent learning.

HOW IS IT DELIVERED?

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PROGRAMME COORDINATOR CONTACT DETAILS

Kahu Pou Title: Programme Coordinator/Lecturer

Ako ki te Wānanga: Bridging to Teaching

Email: kahu.pou@wananga.ac.nz

Phone: 09 849 8900

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www.wananga.ac.nz | 0508 92 62 64

Duration: 20 Weeks

Locations: Tāmaki Makaurau

Delivery Mode: Lecture & Online Learning

Start Dates: 13/07/2015

Intake Details: 29/11/2015

Applications Close: 07/07/2015

Total Fees for 2015: NIL

N.B. For more information regarding fees, please see our fees page: www.wananga.ac.nz/future-students/enrolment/fees

Entry to applicants who meet the following requirements:

Minimum Age: 16 years

Participants Must:

1. School leavers must produce their academic record. However, entry to the programme is at the discretion of Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi and is based on a number of criteria of which academic record is contributory only;

2. Applicants must show a willingness to learn;

3. Applicants will be required to undertake an interview;

4. All applicants will undergo a criminal convictions veting process;

5. Applicants must agree to abide by Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi regulations and to complete all documentation related to safety and health, research and other programme-related issues;

6. Applicants must have an interest in education;

7. Applicants must be prepared to have fun and make new friends.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

FURTHER STUDYCAREER OPPORTUNITIES

COURSE DETAILSPROGRAMME OVERVIEW

This certificate programme will benefit students who have a

passion for education. In this entry-level programme students

will gain the skills and qualifications needed to pathway

to teaching. The programme seeks to develop students’

understanding of community, culture and communication.

Students who are considering this programme will benefit

from a supportive learning environment that will reinforce

their confidence. Topics delivered include: introduction to

te reo, basic computer studies and teaching.

Ako ki te Wānanga – Bridging to Teaching aims to

create a solid foundation for future study.

In particular you will learn about: • How to write an essay, report and format

for correct tertiary writing

• Basic and simple conversations in te reo Māori

• How to access and research information using the library

• How to use basic applications necessary to develop your practical computer skills

• The role, skills and responsibilities of a teacher aide

• The essential learning areas of the New Zealand Curriculum and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa

• Learning and teaching styles, and behaviour management inside the classroom

Tertiary study at Undergraduate level:

• Te Tohu Paetahi Ako: Bachelor of Education (Teaching)

Entry level in the workforce in the general areas of education, Kaiawhina in Kōhanga Reo, Kaiawhina in mainstream schools, Kaiawhina in Whare Kura, Library assistant, Teacher aide