Summary report

Te Whaihanga – Flyer

Employability, Supporting learners, Supporting staff, Workplace learning, Strategic Leadership and Change, Cultural Capability Architecture and Building, Agriculture, Environment and related studies
Published: 7 November 2018

An flyer providing an overview of the Te Whaihanga project.

PROJECT

Te Whaihanga – Preparing students to work with Māori

Empower future generations of professionals (Māori and non-Māori) to effectively work with Māori professionals, iwi representatives, community economic development, and Papakāinga Developers.

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Co-funded by

Ako Aotearoa’s
National Project Fund

Partnered with

The University of Auckland

Related Content

Te Whaihanga video intro

Video

VIDEO | Te Whaihanga series intro

Watch the video, Te Whaihanga Series Intro 2018 (Youtube, 720p, 04:11).

REPORT Te Whaihanga

Full report

Te Whaihanga | To better prepare built environment professionals to work and engage with Māori

A project report that provides an explanation of critical incident analysis, a strategy for developing reflective practice, and provides a tool for carrying out this analysis with students to deepen their learning.

Te Whaihanga news

News

More international recognition for the Te Whaihanga Project

The collaborative Te Whaihanga project received international recognition as a finalist in the 2022 Royal Town Planning Institute “International Award for Planning Excellence”. The prestigious awards were held in the United Kingdom on 1 December 2022.