Ready to reconnect with your cultural identity or keen to discover how learning a language can connect you with people at your work and in your community?

Whether you’re starting from scratch or keen to strengthen your communication skills, we offer a number of different Pacific language and?Te Reo Māori options, from one-day cultural competency courses to certificate-level study.

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Study options in Pacific languages and Te Reo Māori

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Pacific languages
  • Pasifika cultural intelligence workshop
    • Less than six months
    • Pasifika Community Centre, MIT ?tara
    • Throughout the year
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Cook Islands Māori) (Level 3)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • February
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Tonga) (Level 3)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • February
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Samoa) (Level 3)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • February, July
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Cook Islands Māori) (Level 4)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • July
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Tonga) (Level 4)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • July
  • New Zealand Certificate in Pacific Language (Samoa) (Level 4)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • July

Te Reo Māori
  • New Zealand Certificate in Te Reo Māori (Rumaki, Reo Rua) (Level 2)
    • One year
    • MIT ?tara
    • February, July
  • Cultural competency – Te Tiriti o Waitangi workshop
    • Less than six months
    • Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae, MIT ?tara
    • Throughout the year

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See why more people choose Pacific languages and Te Reo Māori at MIT

Learn a Pacific language with MIT.

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