I believe learning te reo Māori can be fun, motivating, and accessible for everyone. I want to help people develop the confidence to have conversations in te reo Māori. I approach this mahi as Tangata Tiriti, guided by a vision of a truly bi-cultural Aotearoa New Zealand.
I offer group classes, one to one and small group tutoring, and one-off sessions. The ako (teaching and learning) is tailored to the needs of your organisation. The mahi (activities and work) are always fun, engaging, and full of kōrerorero.
I offer group classes, one to one and small group tutoring, and one-off sessions. The ako (teaching and learning) is tailored to the needs of your organisation. The mahi (activities and work) are always fun, engaging, and full of kōrerorero.
Kōrerorero means to discuss and chat. Having ‘rero’ appear twice gives this kupu (word) a sense of ongoing. This is an extension of kōrero meaning to tell or speak. I want to help people develop the confidence to kōrerorero in te reo Māori. I approach this mahi as Tangata Tiriti, guided by a vision of a truly bi-cultural Aotearoa New Zealand. Further, I believe learning te reo Māori can be fun, motivating, and accessible for everyone.
E ora ai te reo kōrerohia – So the language lives, speak it.
