He Pī Ka Rere

• 1 x 3-hour class each week

• 2 x noho (26 hours)

• 4 x 1-day wānanga (8 hours each)

  Your structured class and group times include: 

• Face-to-face with your kaiako or other presenters 

• Wānanga, noho (overnight stays) or online sessions 

• Practice, revision, and assessment activities 

Dates, venue and details of your wānanga and noho will be confirmed by your kaiako.  

Learn more about noho learning.

Plan for around 28 hours of study in your own time each week.

iAkoranga is our online learning space where you’ll access resources, activities and support throughout your programme. Tasks and activities you’ll complete outside of class include: 

• Working through programme resources (such as workbooks, audio, video, or online activities) 

• Completing aromatawai (assessments)

• Required reading 

• Practising your new skills

• Doing research, reflection, or group study 

Keen to know how study fits around work and home? Our Enrolment Support and Study Experience section can help. 

You’ll need to have access to a: 

• Computer or laptop 

• Reliable internet connection

You’ll practice using appropriate tense markers in sentence structures in speaking and writing, build your confidence and accuracy at an intermediate level.

You’ll learn how to make sentences negative in both writing and speaking. This module is designed for intermediate learners and will help you use negation confidently in everyday conversations.

You'll learn how to use language for giving instructions in both writing and speaking. It's designed for intermediate learners and will help you structure clear, effective commands and directions.

You'll learn how to use passive sentence structures in both writing and speaking at an intermediate level.

You'll learn to tell the difference between A and O categories and how to ask and answer questions about ownership.

This kōnae ako gives you the chance to share ideas on different topics, like names, objects, and giving directions. You'll also learn how to compare people and things and describe different levels of quality.

You'll learn to use stative sentence structures with tense markers to talk about actions in the past, present, and future. You'll also practice joining ideas to make clear sentences and use different forms of 'and'.

You'll talk about future events using 'when' and give warnings in the right context. You'll also explore oral traditions and practices and understand their significance.