WINTEC AND

TE WANANGA o AOTEAROA (TWoA) ki te rohe o Tainui

Wintec and TWoA have teamed up together to help you enhance your Tikanga Maori and get the skills and qualifi cations you need to do a modern apprenticeship in carpentry, get a job within the building and construction industry or do further study.

Zero programme fees

MAORI TRADE TRAINING CERTIFICATE IN TRADE TECHNOLOGY (CARPENTRY) (LEVEL 3)CERTIFICATE IN TIKANGA MAORI (HE PAPA TIKANGA) (LEVEL 3)

Joint Venture

The Ma-ori Trade Training Programme allows you to study towards both the Certifi cate in Trade Technolgy (Carpentry) (Level 3) and the Certifi cate in Tikanga Ma-ori (He Papa Tikanga) (Level 3).

Both programmes are integrated to include theory, practice and work experience within a noho marae and wananga environment incorporating te reo and tikanga.

CERTIFICATE IN TRADE TECHNOLOGY (CARPENTRY) (LEVEL 3)

This programme will teach you about the correct and safe use of hand tools, portable electric tools and woodworking machines common to construction sites. You will use these skills to work on full-size building projects. A Level 1 First Aid Certifi cate, which is required for legal access to an increasing number of construction sites, also forms part of this programme.

One day a week will be available for work experience and on successful completion of the programme you will be able to seek a training agreement (apprenticeship) with a builder.

The programme includes:Practical training including full size • house constructionIndustrial safety• Carpentry theory• Estimation of quantities• First Aid Certifi cate• Industrial work experience• Correct and safe use of tools and • woodworking machines

CERTIFICATE IN TIKANGA MAORI (HE PAPA TIKANGA) (LEVEL 3)

This programme will develop your understanding and appreciation of the Ma-ori world view and how it functions within New Zealand and international societies.

You will learn how to apply the concepts in your home, workplace and community. You will also learn about iwi development and study basic te reo Ma-ori.

The programme includes:Whakawhanaungatanga - genealogy and • identityTe Reo M• a-ori me nga- tikanga: An introductionValues and belief systems• Whakaaro M• a-ori Whakaaro M• a-ori as expressed in Nga-

Ko-rero o Nehera-

Whakaaro M• a-ori as expressed in WhakataukiAotearoa / New Zealand Society: World • viewsAotearoa / New Zealand Society: The • infl uence of the mediaP• o-whiri and WhakatauAotearoa / New Zealand Society: The role • of Te Ao Ma-oriContextual Studies: Tikanga M• a-ori within a selected environment

ENTRY CRITERIA

Open entry, although students must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success.

To meet legal and health requirements, candidates must be physically able to carry out the practical components of the programme.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT

This programme has been developed in collaboration with The Waikato Raupatu Lands Trust (WRLT). WRLT will provide work experience on Waikato Tainui Marae for the programme participants as well as fi nancial assistance for registered Waikato Tainui tribal members.

ENQUIRIES

For further information please contact:

Wintec on 0800 2 wintec (0800 2 946832) or online at www.wintec.ac.nz/contact.

TWoA on 0800 355 553 or online at www.twoa.ac.nz.

Duration 35 weeks full-time Where Wintec Avalon Campus, Hamilton and TWoA - ki Tainui rohe, Raroera CampusStarts Mid March 2009 Fees Zero programme fees

Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the content of this fl yer is correct at the time of printing. The fee guideline is applicable to NZ citizens and permanent residents. Reorder WT0115/0901

Joint Venture