Film: He Waka Hono Tangata
A Film Festival Documentary
He Waka Hono Tangata: A Canoe That Unites The People
He Waka Hono Tangata: A Canoe That Unites The People
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The doors to our virtual wānanga opened in January 2015 so you can access quality teaching from the comfort of your own space, wherever you are in the world.
We are privately operated and non-government funded because we seek to maintain our mana motuhake so we can more effectively uphold the tino rangatiratanga and tikanga of Te Whare Pora.
Your course fees help to make all of this possible. Kia ora!
We are privately operated and non-government funded because we seek to maintain our mana motuhake so we can more effectively uphold the tino rangatiratanga and tikanga of Te Whare Pora.
Your course fees help to make all of this possible. Kia ora!
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The Hetet whānau have a reputation for excellence in the practise and teaching of traditional Māori visual arts.
Our mission is to help whānau Māori reclaim this mātauranga for themselves and their uri.
We do this by providing an outstanding online learning experience within a supportive whānau of learners following a structured and proven path of learning called The Matrix® developed by Erenora Puketapu-Hetet and her daughter Veranoa.
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