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Nga Mahi a Ringa Putaiao Scholarship Jan 2019

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Maori Education Foundation Scholarships for 2019 open in November.

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Maori Education Foundation Scholarships for 2019 open in November.

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Secondary Maori Scholarships - Maori Education Trust

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The Māori Education Trust scholarship programme comprises a range of scholarships for Māori secondary and tertiary students.The purpose of the scholarship programme is to provide support for Māori students to pursue and achieve success in programmes of study and training.

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Scholarships and Awards available to AUT students

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Scholarships and Awards available to AUT students

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Scholarships and Awards available to AUT students - AUT

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Maori Education Trust: Sir Apirana Ngata Memorial Scholarship Purpose: The Māori Education Trust scholarship programme comprises a range of scholarships for Māori secondary and tertiary students. The purpose of the scholarship programme is to provide support for Māori students to pursue and achieve success in programmes of study and training.

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AUT Kiwa Scholarships (Maori and Pacific)

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AUT Kiwa Scholarships (Maori and Pacific)

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AUT Kiwa Undergraduate Scholarships (Māori and Pacific Students) allow the University to recognise and reward the academic achievement, cultural participation, all-round ability, and leadership potential of Māori and Pacific students from New Zealand secondary schools.

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About the scholarship

Application status: Apply now
Applicable study: Final year of New Zealand secondary school
Opening date: 17 May
Closing date: 22 August
Tenure: First year of full-time study for an undergraduate degree programme at the University of Auckland
For: Accommodation and study assistance
Number on offer: Up to 250
Offer rate: Annually
Value: $20,000 comprising a guaranteed funded place in University of Auckland catered accommodation and two lump sum payments (see Regs. 2 and 3)

The Scholarship was established in 2016 and is funded by the University of Auckland.

The main purpose of the Scholarship is to recognise and reward exceptional academic performance combined with outstanding sporting, artistic, cultural and / or leadership achievements. The provision of University accommodation is designed to provide the best student experience and promote excellent academic outcomes.

Regulations

How to apply

Please read the regulations carefully to be sure you are eligible to apply. Then click on the "Apply now" button and complete the online application form. We recommend you check the form early in case a reference or endorsement is required to support your application, and to familiarise yourself with the form. All sections (including request sections) must be completed by the closing date, which is midnight on the specified date (unless stated otherwise). We recommend you do not have two different scholarship applications open within the same browser.

Outcomes are determined by a selection committee and are usually notified around six weeks after the closing date.

Help and support

You can find answers to your questions about scholarships, awards and prizes on the University's online help and support centre, AskAuckland.

If you can't find the answer to your question, contact our Student Support Team.

For questions about a particular scholarship, award or prize, please include the exact name.

For scholarships or awards closing within the next three days, please mark your enquiry as urgent.

Technical issues or errors

For technical issues or errors, the most common fix is to clear your internet browser cache. Then try again.

If this doesn't resolve the issue, please send a screen shot of the page showing the error message or issue, and any details you can, to our Student Support Team.

Disclaimer

Every effort has been made to ensure the information we have supplied is correct and up to date. However we strongly advise that you check the regulations, application forms and any other information that is available, to ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for any application you might make, and that you understand the implications of any regulations, awarding value and closing dates.

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The University of Auckland Top Achiever Scholarship

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About the scholarship Application status: Apply now Applicable study: Final year of New Zealand secondary school Opening date: 17 May Closing date: 22 August Tenure: First year of full-time study for an undergraduate degree programme at the University of Auckland      For: Accommodation and study assistance Number on offer: Up to 250 Offer rate: Annually Value: $20,000 comprising a guaranteed funded place in University of Auckland catered accommodation and two lump sum payments (see Regs.

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The University of Auckland Māori Academic Excellence Scholarship - The University of Auckland

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The Scholarship was established in 2016 and is funded by the University of Auckland. The main purpose of the Scholarship is to recognise and reward exceptional academic performance combined with outstanding sporting, artistic, cultural and / or leadership achievements among Māori students.

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AUEA Māori Engineering Pathway Scholarship - The University of Auckland

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These Scholarships were established in 2017 and are funded by the Auckland University Engineers Association AUEA Inc The main purpose of the Scholarship is to provide financial and mentoring assistance to first year Māori students who have achieved academically have demonstrated leadership potential and have demonstrated active participation in community cultural and other activities and have demonstrated commitment to or interest in the BEHons degree programme

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The basis of selection will be academic merit at Level 3 in the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) or an equivalent qualification, or academic merit and the motivation to succeed at University (see Note iii). Preference may be given to students who can demonstrate significant financial need (See Note iv). Students must state their ancestry or iwi affiliations

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Toi Uru Roa: The Paul Kelly Māori Undergraduate Scholarships - The University of Auckland

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The Scholarships were established in 2003 and are financed by Paul Kelly an American businessman who has a longterm interest in tertiary education and is a major supporter of the University of Auckland Business School The main purpose of the Scholarships is to encourage the development of a cadre of future leaders of business and society by promoting academic excellence and assisting outstanding Māori students to reach their full potential

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Whai Wheako Humanities or Business Scholarship Jan 2019

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Whai Wheako Humanities or Business Scholarship Jan 2019

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Attend Conferences. Ask for Free Tickets.

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Attend Conferences. Ask for Free Tickets.

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How to get free tickets?
Ring up. Make personal contact.
Hi I'm Jay from Pakuranga College. I want to be a doctor. I'm studying sciences and music. I was wondering if you have any free tickets for students to attend your conference this weekend?

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Attend Events. Ask if you can Volunteer in Exchange for Free Tickets to the Event.

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Attend Events. Ask if you can Volunteer in Exchange for Free Tickets to the Event.

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How to get free tickets?
Ring up? Make personal contact.
Hi I'm Jay from Pakuranga College. I'm interested in studying Business Economics in the future. I'm keen to work with Pacific countries in the future.
I wonder if there is an opportunity for me to come and help out as Volunteer staff in exchange for attending your Business Seminar this weekend?

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Volunteer your time in a business of your interest.
Hi I'm Jay from Pakuranga College. I'm interested in learning to build Tiny Houses to help with overcrowded homes. I'm wondering if I can come and do some Work Experience with you in the holidays?
(If you're any good, they may offer you part time or further holiday work. Just: turn up early, dressed clean and tidy, appropriate clothing eg. boots, raincoat, old clean clothes you don't mind getting paint on; bring your own packed lunch and water. Don't turn up with no lunch and expect your boss to buy you lunch. Show you can look after yourself. Organise your transport.

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Get a part time job or casual work.
Put this on your CV.
Work experience is work.
You don't have to write on your CV it was only for a few days. ALL EXPERIENCE teaches you something.

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360 International Award for Māori and Pacific Students - The University of Auckland

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Application status: Apply now Applicable study: Students accepted into the 360 International exchange programme Opening date: 20 May and 20 October Closing date: 1 July (for Semester 1 of the following year) and 1 December (for Semester 2 of the following year) Tenure: Up to 1 year For: Assistance with costs associated with overseas study on an approved exchange programme Number on offer: 4 Offer rate: Annually Value: $6,000

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Financial Hardship Grants

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Business School Māori and Pacific Tautoko Grants - The University of Auckland

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The Grants were established in 2015 and are funded by the University of Auckland Business SchoolThe main purpose of these Grants is to provide financial support to undergraduate students of Māori and Pacific descent who are experiencing financial hardship and are struggling to meet basic living costs

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History Students

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Judith Binney - Te Tomairangi O Te Aroha Prize in Māori History - The University of Auckland

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The Judith Binney - Te Tomairangi o Te Aroha Prize in Māori History was established in 2012 by the Department of History colleagues friends students and alumni as a lasting memorial which will honour the work of the late Professor Dame Judith Binney This Prize aims to encourage and reward student achievement in and commitment to Māori history at the undergraduate level

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Teaching: Haurahi Maori Specialist

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Te Karahipi Whakamaumaharatanga ki a Sonny rāua ko Mona Riini (The Sonny and Mona Riini Memorial Scholarship) - The University of Auckland

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The Sonny and Mona Riini Memorial Scholarship was established in 1998 in recognition of the significant contribution made by Sonny and Mona to the faculty and in particular their support as whakaruruhau of the Huarahi Māori Specialisation of the Bachelor of Education Teaching Programme The scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Education and Social Work The main purpose of the Scholarship is to support and encourage second year Huarahi Māori students in their pathway of teaching

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Faculty of Arts Ngāti Whātua o Ōrakei Scholarships - The University of Auckland

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The Scholarships were established in 2009 and are funded by the Faculty of Arts at the University of Auckland The purpose of the Scholarships is to further develop the relationship based on the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Auckland and Ngāti Whātua o Orakei This initiative will develop benefits for students of Ngāti Whātua o Orakei by supporting the Orakei Trust Board to realise their education goals These scholarships are intended to encourage Ngāti Whātua o Orakei students to study in the Faculty of Arts

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Ngati Manawa Iwi Education Scholarship

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Ngati Manawa Iwi Education Scholarship (Academic - 1 Year)

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Contact us for career advice. We're here from 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday.

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Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Awards - Arts & Creativity Award

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Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Awards - Arts & Creativity Award

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The Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Awards - The Arts & Creativity Award is sponsored by Creative New Zealand.

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Hi, I'm Zach Baleicakau. I'm interested in leadership and sport. 

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Hi, I'm Zach Baleicakau. I'm interested in leadership and sport. 

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Hi Zach, what year are you?
What Sport are you interested in?
At Pakuranga College Mr Griff runs Leadership Programmes for Year 9 & 10's. Please see him in the Student Centre (Dean of Totara).
Students can also apply to go to the KATTI Day Leadership Programmes. Ask Ms Corlett in Careers Office about KATTI Day.

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Secondary Maori Scholarships - Maori Education Trust

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Waikato-Tainui Tertiary Education Grants | Kia Ora Hauora

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Grants in consecutive years will depend on academic record. Applicants must pass a minimum of 75% of courses to be eligible for further grants. If an applicant withdraws from their course prior to receiving funding, they must notify the Waikato Ratapu Lands Trust. If this does not occur, an applicant may not be eligible for further grants.

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About Raukawa Grant Funding

Raukawa makes a strong commitment to give back to our marae and iwi members as we prudently administer our settlement funds.This year we are honoured and privileged to be able to support the development and future of our iwi with over $700,000 of funding which is available for marae, education, and kuia and koroua wellbeing grants.

Raukawa Education Grants

Depending on your studies, eligible iwi members may be able to apply for education related support. Education support is available for three specific areas.

Short Courses / Certificates / Diplomas

Undergraduate Degrees / Postgraduate Degrees / Masters

PhD / Doctoral Studies

In order to be eligible for these three grants, please read the application and requirements carefully, and make note of each closing date.

It is important that all required information is provided by the closing date. Missing information may mean that your application is not accepted. DON'T LEAVE THINGS FOR THE LAST MINUTE.

How to Apply

First, please ensure that you are a registered iwi member of the Raukawa Settlement Trust - if you are unsure then call 0800 RAUKAWA (0800 728 5292) to check your details.

If you are not registered, then click the following link to download a Tribal Register Application Form or you can click the following link to Register Online

Once your application has been verified and you have been notified that you are a registered iwi member of the Raukawa Settlement Trust, then download the application form below, complete it and send it back into us along with all required supporting documentation.

Applications Open - SHORT COURSES / CERTIFICATE / DIPLOMA

Applications Closed - UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES / POSTGRADUATE DEGREES / MASTERS

Applications Closed - PHD / DOCTORAL STUDIES

Education Grant Enquiries

Thelma Reti - 0800 RAUKAWA (0800 728 5292)

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Education Grants | Raukawa Charitable Trust

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Raukawa makes a strong commitment to give back to our marae and iwi members as we prudently administer our settlement funds.This year we are honoured and privileged to be able to support the development and future of our iwi with over $700,000 of funding which is available for marae, education, and kuia and koroua wellbeing grants.

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Scholarships and Funding - Te Runanga A Iwi O Ngapuhi

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Understand how we support land owners and trustees to use land income to fund grants or scholarships, including setting up and managing them.

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Every year we review data on teaching vacancies and trends in the teaching workforce to make sure the scholarships continue to target areas of need.

Over recent years the number of teachers retiring or leaving the profession has remained low, which means there is strong competition for the teaching vacancies available.

Currently, there are higher numbers of teachers needed for Māori-medium and te reo Māori teachers, and early childhood teachers with skills in te reo Māori or Pacific languages.

There is also a current need for Secondary Science, Technology and Maths Teachers. For 2018, TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths Secondary Scholarships will be available.

You can learn more about scholarships, and other opportunities for funding by visiting our Scholarships: Frequently Asked Questions page.

You can also sign up to be notified via email when the application information is available on the relevant scholarship page.

The table below outlines the scholarships that are available for 2018. The categories, types and number of scholarships vary from year to year.
Note: You do not need to be enrolled in an approved teaching programme when applying for a scholarship. The exception is Kupe Scholarship applicants who must be enrolled in an approved teaching programme before applying.

TeachNZ Scholarships 2018
*Part-time options are available. Scholarships awarded to part-time students will only cover course fees. Only full-time students will be eligible to receive scholarship allowances. The above scholarship table is for the 2018 TeachNZ scholarships. Scholarships are subject to change.
Need help?

Remember, we're here to help. If you have any questions, you can email us on teachnz.admin@education.govt.nz or call us during business hours on 0800 165 225.

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TeachNZ scholarships focus on areas where teachers are needed.Every year we review data on teaching vacancies and trends in the teaching workforce to make sure the scholarships continue to target areas of need.Over recent years the number of teachers retiring or leaving the profession has remained low, which means there is strong competition for the teaching vacancies available.Currently, there are higher numbers of teachers needed for Māori-medium and te reo Māori teachers, and early childhood teachers with skills in te reo Māori or Pacific languages.There is also a current need for Secondary Science, Technology and Maths Teachers.

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Every year we review data on teaching vacancies and trends in the teaching workforce to make sure the scholarships continue to target areas of need.

Over recent years the number of teachers retiring or leaving the profession has remained low, which means there is strong competition for the teaching vacancies available.

Currently, there are higher numbers of teachers needed for Māori-medium and te reo Māori teachers, and early childhood teachers with skills in te reo Māori or Pacific languages.

There is also a current need for Secondary Science, Technology and Maths Teachers. For 2018, TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths Secondary Scholarships will be available.

You can learn more about scholarships, and other opportunities for funding by visiting our Scholarships: Frequently Asked Questions page.

You can also sign up to be notified via email when the application information is available on the relevant scholarship page.

The table below outlines the scholarships that are available for 2018. The categories, types and number of scholarships vary from year to year.
Note: You do not need to be enrolled in an approved teaching programme when applying for a scholarship. The exception is Kupe Scholarship applicants who must be enrolled in an approved teaching programme before applying.

TeachNZ Scholarships 2018
*Part-time options are available. Scholarships awarded to part-time students will only cover course fees. Only full-time students will be eligible to receive scholarship allowances. The above scholarship table is for the 2018 TeachNZ scholarships. Scholarships are subject to change.
Need help?

Remember, we're here to help. If you have any questions, you can email us on teachnz.admin@education.govt.nz or call us during business hours on 0800 165 225.

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TeachNZ scholarships focus on areas where teachers are needed.Every year we review data on teaching vacancies and trends in the teaching workforce to make sure the scholarships continue to target areas of need.Over recent years the number of teachers retiring or leaving the profession has remained low, which means there is strong competition for the teaching vacancies available.Currently, there are higher numbers of teachers needed for Māori-medium and te reo Māori teachers, and early childhood teachers with skills in te reo Māori or Pacific languages.There is also a current need for Secondary Science, Technology and Maths Teachers.

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What conditions are attached to acceptance of this award? In the event that the scholarship is not used in a manner which complies with the conditions of this application (as determined at the sole discretion of the Awarua Trust) the scholarship shall be returned in full to the Awarua Trust upon 7 days notice.

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The purpose of the Awarua Trust is to promote and support charitable purposes (as such term is defined in Section 5(1) of the Charities Act 2005) within New Zealand. This includes, but is not limited to the following areas of support:-

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How do students apply? A link to the application form will be available in July of the year prior to commencement from the AUT Scholarships database www.aut.ac.nz/scholarships . Application is through the AUT online scholarship portal. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria and complete the AUT School Leaver Scholarship Application online via the link available through the AUT Scholarships Database.

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How do students apply? * Application for this scholarship is through the AUT on-line scholarship application system from July. Applicants will need to request one reference statement from their secondary school or a community leader through the on-line system. Applicants will be asked to upload: * A transcript of academic results in the current and preceding year e.g.

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pacific on campus experience day programme

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On-Campus Experience for Pacific secondary school students, Future students, Pacific Islands Centre, University of Otago, New Zealand

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POCE is an opportunity for Year 13 Pacific students to learn more about the University of Otago.

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Te Rau Puawai - Māori Mental Health Workforce Development

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Te Rau Puawai - Māori Mental Health Workforce Development

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Te Rau Puawai is a scholarship programme offered to eligible Maori students studying at Massey University.

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Tanenuiarangi Manawatu Incorporated offer scholarships to assist Rangitaane O Manawatu in their chosen field of study. There are seventeen scholarships available in three categories.

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APPLICATIONS CAN BE MADE ANYTIME DURING THE YEAR.

WAIRAKEI CHARITABLE TRUST
Applications informatin available from www.wairakeitrust.co.nz

Applications are now open for funding from the Wairakei Charitable Trust to undertake projects that address the issues of Nga Hapu in maintaining their ancestral connections to waahi tapu and other Taonga affected by the activities of the Wairakei and Poihipi geothermal power stations.

The Trust was established during the reconsenting of the Wairakei Geothermal Power Station.

Under the trust deed ratified with the signing of the resource consent renewals, the trust will consider its first applications for project funding from Nga Hapu of Rauhoto Marae, Te Rangiita Marae, Oruanui Marae and Maroa Marae.

The Trust has criteria for funding projects which are outlined on the Trust website.

Educational scholarships for students of Nga Hapu descent are also open. The Trust will make available an annual Wairakei-Tauhara Hapu tertiary education scholarship of $3000 to encourage and upskill Nga Hapu members in tertiary education.

The tertiary education scholarship has a special emphasis on (but not limited to) the area of natural resource management. The annual scholarships will also be awarded every year for the duration of the consents.

Applications for the first round of project funding and for the educational scholarships are now being accepted.

More details and application forms are available on the website www.wairakeitrust.co.nz or from the Trust Secretary Robyn Orchard phone 0800 000458, email robyn.orchard@contact-energy.co.nz

APPLICATIONS CAN BE MADE ANYTIME DURING THE YEAR.

Application cannot be accepted before 30/09/2018.

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New Search Back to results APPLICATIONS CAN BE MADE ANYTIME DURING THE YEAR. WAIRAKEI CHARITABLE TRUST Applications informatin available from www.wairakeitrust.co.nz Applications are now open for funding from the Wairakei Charitable Trust to undertake projects that address the issues of Nga Hapu in maintaining their ancestral connections to waahi tapu and other Taonga affected by the activities of the Wairakei and Poihipi geothermal power stations.

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A government-led training initiative to encourage young Māori and Pasifika people to gain trade qualifications.

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Japanese language: Sasakawa Fellowship Fund Undergraduate Scholarship

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Japanese language: Sasakawa Fellowship Fund Undergraduate Scholarship

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The Fund offers scholarships to students who are enrolling full-time for a first under-graduate degree in Japanese language, or Japanese language conjoint with a second degree. The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage top students to continue with their Japanese study at tertiary level and to consider combining it with another discipline.

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The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance to applicants who are: Māori; Pasifika; male; or who have a disability, who wish to enrol or re-enrol in the BHSc (Occupational Therapy) in the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences at AUT University.

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The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance to applicants who are: Māori; Pasifika; male; or who have a disability, who wish to enrol or re-enrol in the BHSc (Occupational Therapy) in the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences at AUT University.

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Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship (Art and Design)

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Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship (Art and Design)

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What conditions are attached to acceptance of this award? * This scholarship may not be held concurrently with any other fees scholarship. * The recipient may hold additional non-tuition fee based scholarships with the approval of the Head of School and the Scholarships Office.

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What conditions are attached to acceptance of this award? This scholarship may not be held in conjunction with any other fees scholarship.The recipient may hold additional non-tuition fee based scholarships with the approval of the Head of School and the Scholarships Office.

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The purpose of The Keir Trust Study Awards is to encourage students from both the Auckland area and beyond who are facing financial barriers to undertake tertiary studies at AUT by offering financial assistance and on-going non-financial support. In doing this we actively encourage recipients to act as role models for other people in their school/communities.

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Polish Ancestry? Mr M and Mrs T Olechnowicz Scholarship

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Polish Ancestry? Mr M and Mrs T Olechnowicz Scholarship

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Who else has information about this award? A Scholarship may be awarded only to a student who satisfies the Trustees that he or she was born in Poland or that at least one of their direct ancestors were born in Poland.

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The John Tapiata Scholarship was established in 1992 to acknowledge the contribution of John Tapiata as the first Tumuaki of Te Ara Poutama and his passion for excellence and Te Reo Māori.

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Te Reo Maori or English Mavis Tuoro Scholarship

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Te Reo Maori or English Mavis Tuoro Scholarship

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The Mavis Tuoro Scholarship was established in 1998 to acknowledge the contribution of Mavis Tuoro to Te Ara Poutama. The scholarship is to encourage Māori scholarship in English or Te Reo Máori at AUT University.

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Peter Harwood Scholarship in Community Leadership and Excellence

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Peter Harwood Scholarship in Community Leadership and Excellence

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How do students apply? Application for this scholarship is through the AUT on-line scholarship application system this will be available from September of the year of application. Applicants will be asked to upload: * An official transcript of the applicant's academic results in the current and preceding year unless the study was attempted through AUT.

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Apply for Overseas Exchange in Your 2nd Year of University. eg. Eric and Kathy Hertz Māori and Pacific USA Exchange Scholarships

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Apply for Overseas Exchange in Your 2nd Year of University. eg. Eric and Kathy Hertz Māori and Pacific USA Exchange Scholarships

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In conjunction with a generous donation from the Trilogy International Foundation AUT Business school are pleased to be able to offer a scholarship to provide students in their undergraduate Bachelor of Business Studies, the opportunity to undertake an international exchange at a business school in the U.S.A.

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The purpose of this scholarship is to support students to study the Bachelor of Communication Studies at AUT University who can demonstrate one or more of the following; -Academic excellence -Leadership in the promotion of cross-cultural understanding -Financial hardship

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The purpose of this scholarship is to support students to study the Bachelor of Communication Studies at AUT University who can demonstrate one or more of the following; -Academic excellence -Leadership in the promotion of cross-cultural understanding -Financial hardship

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Bachelor of Medicine Clarke Educational Trust Award

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Bachelor of Medicine Clarke Educational Trust Award

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What conditions are attached to acceptance of this award? The Awards may be held concurrently with any other award or grant as long as a) the terms of that award or grant permit and b) the University of Auckland Council is informed and approves.

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Working in Deaf Education National Foundation for the Deaf - Deaf Education Scholarship

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Working in Deaf Education National Foundation for the Deaf - Deaf Education Scholarship

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The NFD Trust provides grants to support individuals undertaking further training which will assist their development and will be of benefit to New Zealanders with a hearing loss or who are deaf. Applications will also be considered from groups wishing to provide courses or training for a wider group of people, providing they will benefit the deaf and hard of hearing community.

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Bachelor of Arts Scholarship in Interpreting or Translation Studies

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Bachelor of Arts Scholarship in Interpreting or Translation Studies

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The purpose of the Scholarship is to reward academic excellence and encourage and support students to enrol in tertiary level studies in interpreting or translation.

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The Heartland Bank Freemasons Scholarships are provided annually by Heartland Bank and are administered by The Freemasons Charity.

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This scholarship is established in memory of the late Regina (Gina) Mary Rudland. Gina was a leading commercial and Māori issues lawyer. Gina graduated from the University of Auckland and ran her own legal practice in Wellington. Gina was a director on the New Zealand Meat Board and was influential in the re-activation of the Ahuwhenua Trophy forMāori Excellence in Farming.

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This scholarship is established in memory of the late Regina (Gina) Mary Rudland. Gina was a leading commercial and Māori issues lawyer. Gina graduated from the University of Auckland and ran her own legal practice in Wellington. Gina was a director on the New Zealand Meat Board and was influential in the re-activation of the Ahuwhenua Trophy forMāori Excellence in Farming.

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How do students apply? 1.Incomplete or late applications willnot be considered. 2. Additional information including missing or corrected information, must reach the MāorI Education Trust by theclosing date. 3.The Māori Education Trust does not accept any responsibility for lost or delayed application packages caused by incorrect mailing instructions or delays in delivery.

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The Māori Education Trust scholarship programme comprises a range of scholarships for Māori secondary and tertiary students .The purpose of the scholarship programme is to provide support for Māori students to pursue and achieve success in programmes of study and training.

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Maori Education Trust Secondary Scholarships

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Maori Education Trust Secondary Scholarships

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In 1961 the Māori Education Foundation was established under the Māori Education Foundation Act 1961. Its basic objective was to encourage Māori into tertiary education and this was achieved through the payment of grants and scholarships. These were derived from public raised funds and private bequests which were subsidised by Government.

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Maori Education Under Graduate Scholarships

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Maori Education Under Graduate Scholarships

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The Māori Education Trust scholarship programme comprises a range of scholarships for Māori secondary and tertiary students. The purpose of the scholarship programme is to provide support for Māori students to pursue and achieve success in programmes of study and training.

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Who else has information about this award? NOTE: Applications and supporting documentation must reach MET by 4.30 pm, Friday, 6th Paenga-whāwhā (April) 2018 unless otherwise stipulated. Feel free to contact the office for further information.

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Who else has information about this award? Applications are available to download from the Māori Education Trust (MET) website. Alternatively, call, text, email the office and an application form will be sent to you. NOTE: Applications and supporting documentation must reach MET by 4.30 pm, Friday, 6th Paenga-whāwhā (April) 2018 unless otherwise stipulated.

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Roy Watling Mitchell Bursaries Scholarships

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Roy Watling Mitchell Bursaries Scholarships

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How do students apply? Incomplete applications will be declined You must advise the Māori Education Trust of any changes to your application. All changes must be advised in writing (email, fax and post are acceptable) All supporting documentation must be submitted. 2018 Undergraduate Scholarship Application Form 2018 Undergraduate Scholarships index

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Sister Annie Henry - Undergraduate Scholarship

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Sister Annie Henry - Undergraduate Scholarship

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How do students apply? IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. 2. Additional information including missing or corrected information, must reach the Māori Education Trust by the closing date. 3. The Māori Education Trust does not accept any responsibility for lost or delayed application packages caused by incorrect mailing instructions or delays in delivery.

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The Māori Education Trust scholarship programme comprises a range of scholarships for Māori secondary and tertiary students.The purpose of the scholarship programme is to provide support for Māori students to pursue and achieve success in programmes of study and training.

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Business Studies Westpac's Te Waiu O Aotearoa Trust scholarships

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Business Studies Westpac's Te Waiu O Aotearoa Trust scholarships

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Te Waiu O Aotearoa Trust was established to promote, develop, and provide for the education and advancement of Māori, within the banking and finance industry, and general business.

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Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Awards - Leadership & Inspiration Award

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Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Awards - Leadership & Inspiration Award

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This award recognises a young person who has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities by leading a project in their community, church or school or has acted in a way that has inspired others to make a positive change in their own life or the lives of others.

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AUT Academic Excellence and AUT Significant Student Scholarships

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AUT Academic Excellence and AUT Significant Student Scholarships

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Auckland University of Technology (AUT) provides undergraduate scholarships to recognise student academic achievement and contribution to school and community. As well as recognising academic achievement these scholarships also recognise potential leadership ability and contribution to the school, community or cultural pursuits or sport at a representative level.

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AUT Kiwa Scholarships (Maori and Pacific)

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AUT Kiwa Scholarships (Maori and Pacific)

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Auckland University of Technology (AUT) provides undergraduate scholarships to recognise student academic achievement and contribution to school and community. As well as recognising academic achievement these scholarships also recognise potential leadership ability and contribution to the school, community or cultural pursuits or sport at a representative level.

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The purpose of the AUT Bachelor of Science Scholarships is to encourage school leavers or students who are about to start their undergraduate academic studies to study science subjects at AUT. Applications from students who commenced study in Semester 2 of the year of application will also be considered.

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The A F Downer Memorial Scholarship was established to further the education of students who are studying for a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) prior to...

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Scholarships, grants and awards for Māori students

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There are many scholarships, grants and awards available for Māori students, so it makes sense to do some research to find your best options. We can help you get started.

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Ngāi Tahu culture is unique and enduring. It encompasses our values and traditions, our language and whakapapa.

These are the elements that tell us where we have come from, how we lived, who we were and who we are today.

In 2006 Te Rūnanga established the Ngāi Tahu Fund to ensure whānau have the ability to access resources to strengthen Ngāi Tahu cultural excellence through sustainability, innovation and tenacity.

Twice a year tribal members and groups of members can apply for funding for projects designed to meet specific cultural objectives, including building cultural knowledge, encouraging cultural practices and leadership. The growth of tribal cultural capacity is essential to protect and preserve our culture for the future.

The key priority areas include whakapapa, te reo Māori and tikanga, the arts, whānau and whenua (land) development and traditional food gathering practices.

To date the Ngāi Tahu Fund has completed 24 funding rounds, contributing more than $9,400,000 to Ngāi Tahu individuals, whānau, hapū, Papatipu Rūnanga in Te Waipounamu and Taurahere Rōpū in the North Island and in Australia.

The Ngāi Tahu Funds Committee, which is comprised of Ngāi Tahu leaders and funding experts, has received under 1400 applications, of which, over 1010 have been approved to the value of more than $9.8 million.

This includes people wanting to investigate their whānau whakapapa and history, plus groups hosting workshops on traditional arts like weaving and carving, along with environmental revitalisation projects.
The next funding round is now open and will close on Friday 28 September 2018 at 5pm. Please note: For fairness to other applicants, late or incomplete applications will not be accepted. Please ensure your application is submitted with all of the required accompanying documents and information and on-time.
Exceptional circumstances must exist for the Ngāi Tahu Fund to accept an out-of-round application. For the Ngāi Tahu Funds Committee to consider an out-of-round application, all required documents must be included (see application checklist) with the application; and received no less than a calendar month before the project commences. Also, those submitting an out-of-round application must contact Funds staff prior to submission.

Call 0800 KAI TAHU (0800 524 8248) today and find out how to apply.
Download an application form "Please note: This application is an editable pdf. Please remember to download the application to your computer and send it back to us once it is completed. If you fill out the application online without saving it to your computer first, you may lose all of your information.
For any other queries about the Fund, or if you would like application forms posted to you please contact: Morgan Lee on 0800 524 8248 or email: funds@ngaitahu.iwi.nz

View All Ngāi Tahu Fund Stories

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Ngāi Tahu culture is unique and enduring. It encompasses our values and traditions, our language and whakapapa. These are the elements that tell us where we have come from, how we lived, who we were and who we are today. In 2006 Te Rūnanga established the Ngāi Tahu Fund to ensure whānau have the ability...

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Waka, Iwi, and Hapū Awards and Scholarships - The University of Auckland

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These scholarships and awards are a a selection of those offerred for Māori based on Waka, Iwi, and Hapū.

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Search for courses and find out about workplace training, apprenticeships and scholarships.

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Search for courses and find out about workplace training, apprenticeships and scholarships.

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Keen to study for the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE)? If you meet the criteria, you could be awarded one of 10 NZDE scholarships being awarded for the July 2018 intake.

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Keen to study for the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE)? If you meet the criteria, you could be awarded one of 10 NZDE scholarships being awarded for the July 2018 intake.

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Royal Society Te Apārangi - Being nominated for Powering Potential

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Learn how to be nominated for Powering Potential and expectations following the programme

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Talk to Maori Student Advisors in your school about attending KATTI Day

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An innovative scheme aimed at helping students think about tertiary career options is making a difference to the number of young Māori who are staying at school and gaining national qualifications.

KATTI, short for KEI Ā TĀTOU TE IHI is a leadership and development programme for high school students in Years 10-13 that is proving successful in changing attitudes towards tertiary education.

Translating loosely as 'We have the power!' KATTI has been running since 2002 and was set up to help young Māori achieve at school and think about gaining workable national qualifications.

From humble beginnings, the programme runs in conjunction with 10 other organisations across Auckland including tertiary providers and support services, and is proving successful in changing attitudes towards further education.

More than 50 schools participate in the scheme at different venues in the wider Auckland area, including a two-day workshop for around 90 Year 10 students this week at the Faculty of Education. Māori role models from the Universities of Auckland and Otago, Massey University, Unitec, and Manukau Institute of Technology will work with students to identify their dreams and help them put their goals into action.

Back in 1986, 53.4% of Māori leaving school did so with no qualifications, meaning that over half were falling through the education system. By 1996 this had decreased to 39.0% (Source: Statistics NZ). At the time of the 2006 census this had dropped dramatically to 21%, but in the opinion of KATTI mentors this figure was still far too high - especially considering that the percentage across school leavers without qualifications of all ethnicities is just 13%. (Source: Ministry of Education briefing report).

Dennis Ngawhare, who is Maori Recruitment Advisor at the Faculty of Education, says the programme is a good opportunity for students to make points of contact with people who can point them in the right direction.

"For Māori it's really important to have that face to face contact, or kanohi ki te kanohi - a one on one opportunity to talk about their futures. We look at what they want to do and help them think about making the right subject choices. There are team-building games in the afternoon, and we throw in lunch as well."

According to Dennis, his desire to help young Māori is fuelled by his own experiences. Although Dennis holds a Masters degree and is fluent in te reo Māori, he says it wasn't always that way.

"Back in the 6th form at Glenfield College I didn't want to stay at school," recalls Dennis, "but my careers advisor took me for a drive to a tertiary institution to talk to the Māori Liaison officer there. He gave me information and advice that helped me choose a Certificate and Diploma course in Travel and Tourism. It was a brilliant choice to get me started, and I'm so glad she took the time to do that. It makes a difference when you find a person who is willing to sit down with you and look over your options, and take the time to encourage you."

According to Dennis, it is also important to remove the 'mystique' of university study and also recognise that it may not be for everyone, so other options are included.

"Sometimes people come along and realise that university is not for them, so it's helpful to have a presence from polytechnics and career advisors. We don't push any particular agenda but take a collaborative approach to do what is best for each student."

The KATTI programme also has the support of the Ministry of Education Te Mana, NZMA, and Studylink. It is encouraging to note that the proportion of Māori enrolling in training programmes has increased annually since 1993, with Māori forming the largest ethnic group enrolled in training programmes since 1994. In 1993, 43 percent of all participants were Māori, and this had increased to 48 percent by 2000. (Source: Statistics NZ)

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Collaborative approach promotes tertiary study to young Māori

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An innovative scheme aimed at helping students think about tertiary career options is making a difference to the number of young Māori who are staying at school and gaining national qualifications. KATTI, short for KEI Ā TĀTOU TE IHI is a leadership and development programme for high school students in Years 10-13 that is proving successful in changing attitudes towards tertiary education.

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Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi offers a range of qualifications from FREE Certificates and Diplomas to indigenous Bachelor, Master and Doctoral degrees.

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Aotearoa Scholarship Trust - Scholarships and Awards

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Every year, the Aotearoa Scholarship Trust (AST) helps tauira achieve their higher education by paying some of their study costs. If you're studying towards a degree or higher qualification in the following academic fields, you're invited to apply for a scholarship that could award you up to $10,000.

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Scholarships " TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths (STM) Secondary Scholarships

The 2018 TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths Secondary Scholarships are now closed.

This second round of this Scholarship closed Monday 9 April 2018.

TeachNZ scholarships are subject to change each year, including the categories, types and numbers of scholarships available.

If you're thinking of applying, we can also offer you some helpful advice before you complete your application. Click here to find out more.
Note: You do not need to be enrolled in an approved teaching programme when applying for a TeachNZ scholarship.
The information below applies to the 2018 TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths Secondary Scholarships.

If you're a graduate, and you want to train to become a secondary teacher in the sciences, technology or maths, this is a scholarship opportunity that could lead to a new, exciting and challenging STM career.

These scholarships will cover core study fees and pay an allowance of up to $10,000. They are for people who will commence their study during the 2018 academic year.

There are a total of 100 scholarships available, made up of:

40 Science scholarships

20 Technology scholarships

40 Mathematics scholarships

You must successfully gain entry into an approved Graduate Diploma/Master of Teaching before you can receive course fee or allowance payments.

You can find out more about the exciting world of Science, Technology and Mathematics and the opportunities it offers teachers by visiting www.acceleratestem.co.nz.

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If you'd like to know when the 2019 application form and application guide is available for download, sign up here and we'll send you an email.

Need help?

You can learn more about scholarships by reading our Scholarships: Frequently Asked Questions page.

Remember, we're here to help. If you have any questions, you can email us on teachnz.admin@education.govt.nz or call us during business hours on 0800 165 225.

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TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths (STM) Secondary Scholarships

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The 2018 TeachNZ Science, Technology and Maths Secondary Scholarships are now closed.This second round of this Scholarship closed Monday 9 April 2018.TeachNZ scholarships are subject to change each year, including the categories, types and numbers of scholarships available.If you're thinking of applying, we can also offer you some helpful advice before you complete your application.

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I am in year 9 and i play rugby for the u15 school team'

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Hi, I'm Margaret Young. I am looking at Art/Graphics, Tech, Sport, Languages, and Cinematography.

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Hi, I'm Margaret Young. I am looking at Art/Graphics, Tech, Sport, Languages, and Cinematography.

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Hi Margaret, I suggest you start building your CV this year by attending International Film Festivals. Begin to create a list of the films you see at festivals and include in your CV. Building a Blog with examples of your art and tech work over time will be a good demonstration of your long term interest and development. Start today and you'll be ahead of many people your age when you apply for scholarships and work.

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Hi Margaret, I suggest you start building your CV this year by attending International Film Festivals. Begin to create a list of the films you see at festivals and include in your CV. Building a Blog with examples of your art and tech work over time will be a good demonstration of your long term interest and development. Start today and you'll be ahead of many people your age when you apply for scholarships and work.

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I am taking interest in Sports, Acting/filming/directing, and Art.

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Join acting workshops, go to Film Festivals build your CV.

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Join acting workshops, go to Film Festivals build your CV.

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Hi Crystal, my advise to you is the same as to Margaret. Start building a list of the films you have seen and can talk about in an interview; go to a Film Festival every year. Look to attend Workshops.
Check out opportunities on www.TheBigIdea.co.nz

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The Big Idea | Valuing creativity, accelerating success

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The Big Idea is the online community for creatives in New Zealand. Find creative and arts jobs, opportunities, event listings, resources, news, interviews and announcements in NZ.