Find your course group and course codes to add to myUC, for your pathway of study.
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Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
Here's what you need to know if you're enrolled or busy enrolling in Ako:Bachelor Teaching and Learning, Mātauranga Māori, Primary, and Early Childhood endorsements. Check out the start dates, orientation, and more.
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Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
Here's what you need to know if you're enrolled or busy enrolling in Ako:Bachelor Teaching and Learning, Mātauranga Māori, Primary, and Early Childhood endorsements. Check out the start dates, orientation, and more.
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Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
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Graduate and Postgraduate Education programmes
Here's what you need to know if you've enrolled or are busy enrolling in Primary Education or Secondary Education endorsements for the Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning, Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching, and Learning and Master of Teaching and Learning. Find out about graduate and postgraduate education programmes at UC.
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Graduate and Postgraduate Education programmes
Here's what you need to know if you've enrolled or are busy enrolling in Primary Education or Secondary Education endorsements for the Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning, Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching, and Learning and Master of Teaching and Learning. Find out about graduate and postgraduate education programmes at UC.
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Graduate and Postgraduate Education programmes
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Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Early Childhood
Here's what you need to know if you've enrolled or are busy enrolling in UC's Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Early Childhood programme.
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Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Early Childhood
Here's what you need to know if you've enrolled or are busy enrolling in UC's Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Early Childhood programme.
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Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Early Childhood
Mihi Whakatau and Noho Marae Information
Mihi whakatau
We welcome our new students to their studies and our community of learning with a mihi whakatau. The mihi whakatau is a traditional Māori welcome ceremony, that draws on elements of a pōwhiri, however it is less formal.
The purpose of the mihi whakatau is to remove the tapu of the manuhiri (visitors) to make them one with the tangata whenua (hosts/people of the land). It is about forming and strengthening relationships.
Please arrive at the appointed time for the mihi whakatau, so that the process can be explained and there will be time to practice the waiata (song) that the manuhiri will sing to support their speaker.
This is a formal process, so please ensure that all electronic equipment (cellphone/ipod etc) is turned off during the entire mihi whakatau.
Recommended attire:
- Women: tidy, semi-formal attire eg. skirt/dress (no shorts, short skirts, revealing tops etc)
- Men: long pants, neat dress.
Noho Marae
Students will participate in a noho marae and will stay overnight at one of the local marae. Students will participate in a Mihi whakatau and will develop their understanding of marae kawa (protocols) and tikanga Māori (values). They will make links to their future classroom practice, the curriculum and Tātaiako – Cultural Competencies for Teachers of Māori Learners.
In preparation for noho marae, if you have specific dietary requirements and/or health concerns that we need to be aware of please advise via email to stedadmin@canterbury.ac.nz
We will do our best to accommodate general dietary requirements such as, gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian, & vegan. In circumstances where we are unable to cater for your specific needs you may be required to bring your own food for the duration of your stay.
Please bring a sleeping bag for the overnight stay, pillows and sheets are provided. Further details will be provided at the noho marae briefing.
