Wānanga - Workshops 

Our workshops, also referred to as wānanga, are founded on the practices and rituals of the marae. They are designed to provide a deep understanding of te ao Māori ( the Māori world ) and how this knowledge can be used to enrich workplace and engagement practices.

We provide both workplace and online wānanga, underpinned by the teaching skills of experienced educational practitioners.

All wānanga teachings use traditional Māori learning styles including group activities, storytelling, role play, interactive games and waiata (song) to engage with and energise learning.

wānanga 1

Ahu Whakamua

Ahu Whakamua means to move forward. Your organisation will be assisted in moving forward as it is guided through to the full integration and embedding of te ao Māori into workplace practices. . more details >

wānanga 2

Kura Online

This wānanga / course is for organisations whose staff are new to te ao Māori and who want to be culturally confident in te ao Māori. The wānanga will address the following questions more details >

Wānanga 3

Te Tiriti o Waitangi ( Treaty of Waitangi ) in the Workplace

Te Tiriti is the mandate that establishes the relationship between tangata whenua and tauiwi. It provides the framework by which Māori and Pākehā could co-exist then and today. It is the pathway for cultural competence, equality and equity in the workplace. Learn how to make this happen

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Wānanga 4

Dispute Resolution - A Tikanga Māori Based Approach

Learn culturally appropriate and responsive practices for settling disputes, conflict, issues and problems. Central to this is restoring mana, and creating meaningful pathways to find solutions. Traditional tikanga combined with contemporary, restorative practices will be covered. more details >

Wānanga 5

Implicit ( Unconscious ) bias

This wānanga is for organisations needing to eliminate and interrupt bias within all levels and sectors of their structure. more details >