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36 2006 ANNUAL REPORT SIONE NIUPALAU Bachelor of Māori Studies “I enjoyed learning in the whānau environment at Te Pākaro a Ihenga. I had good tutors … they were positive role models who encouraged and supported me.” Sione is of both Māori and Tongan descent. Raised and schooled in Rotorua, he completed the Waiariki Bachelor of Māori Studies in 2005 and a teaching diploma through Christchurch College of Education at its Waiariki outpost in 2006. In 2007, he entered the teaching profession when he took up the position of te reo Māori teacher at Rotorua Girls High School. “I have maintained networks with my fellow graduates who have entered different areas of the workforce, but teaching was a natural choice for me because it runs in the family. Mum is a teacher, and she always wanted me to follow in her footsteps. I enjoy my job: it’s good, steady employment, and I can give back to the community in which I grew up.” The subjects Sione studied on the degree all have relevance in his work. He particularly enjoyed whaikōrero, arts, and weaving, and admits that the academic and research skills he learned have prepared him well for the masters degree he will undertake on becoming a fully registered teacher. “I am the male Māori presence at the school. My knowledge of things Māori—te reo, arts, whaikōrero, tikanga, traditions, Treaty, and waiata—all come into play in my role. I am also able to express my Tongan side by teaching the Polynesian performing group at the school.”
te Pā karo a ihenga (school of Mā ori studies, journalism, Fashion, arts and Design) CURRENT PROGRAMME OFFERINGS Degrees • Bachelor of Māori Studies Diplomas • Diploma in Te Reo Māori (Level 5) • Diploma in Journalism – Print (Level 5) • Diploma in Interior Design (Level 5) • Diploma in Art and Design (Level 5) • Diploma in Art and Design (Level 6) • Diploma in Art and Design (Level 7) Certificates • Certificate in Creative Writing (Level 4 ) • Certificate in Art (Level 4) • Certificate in Interior Design (Level 4) • National Certificate in Journalism (Level 3) • Certificate in Fashion Technology (Level 3) • Certificate in Māori Studies (Level 3) • Certificate in Māori Studies (Level 4) Other • Various community courses including Te Reo Māori, Mau Taiaha, Raranga Indicator(s) 2006 2006 Quantity: eFts enrolments TARGET ACTUAL Government subsidised 295 309 Non government subsidised 0 12 equity: student enrolments (%) Māori 70 68 Non-European 2 2 Pacific Island 3 2 Women 60 62 People with disabilities 5 4 Quality (%) Retention rate of students by programme 95 95 Retention rate of students by course 90 94 Successful programme completion 50 70 Courses provided with formal academic approval 100 100 Student satisfaction of programme 80 95 cost: gross costs ($000) Per EFTS 9 Total Cost 2,840 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 37
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