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Demand outstrips supply for reo teachers

The Chief Executive of Te Taura Whiri, the Māori Language Commission, says a shortage of teachers of Māori needs to be urgently addressed if the.

Covid-19 coronavirus: The state sector bosses who ignored Jacinda Ardern s pay cut plea

Covid-19 coronavirus: The state sector bosses who ignored Jacinda Ardern s pay cut plea 5 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 10 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced last April during the Covid lockdown she and her ministers would take 20 per cent pay cuts for six months. Photo / Mark Mitchell Ben Leahy is a reporter for the New Zealand HeraldBen.Leahy@nzherald.co.nz One in five public sector bosses ignored the Prime Minister s example and declined to take a Covid pay cut, opting instead to continue pocketing their full six-figure salaries. Those who did not follow Jacinda Ardern s lead included judges earning more than $400,000 and chief executives with annual wages as high as $500,000.

Pacific scoop co nz » Te Taura Whiri I Te Reo Māori Welcomes Matariki 2022 Announcement

Press Release – Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Maori The Mori Language Commission has welcomed the announcement that Matariki will be marked as a public holiday next year on Friday 24 June 2022. We are delighted that an event unique to our part of the world will be honoured in this way, said … The Māori Language Commission has welcomed the announcement that Matariki will be marked as a public holiday next year on Friday 24 June 2022. “We are delighted that an event unique to our part of the world will be honoured in this way,” said commission chief executive, Ngahiwi Apanui. “Matariki celebrations are found across Polynesia, from Makali’i in Hawaii, Matali’i in Sāmoa and Matariki here in Aotearoa: the rise of the stars will always remind us of home.”

Record enrolment for te reo Māori, foreign languages down

Record enrolment for te reo Māori, foreign languages down © RNZ / Te Aniwa Hurihanganui The number of teenagers studying te reo Māori at secondary school has passed 30,000 for the first time. Education Ministry figures showed in 2020 30,626 studied te reo and 1324 studied Te Reo Rangatira, which is for native speakers. The figures showed enrolment in international languages also rose in 2020 with 55,531 enrolments, up from 53,215 in 2019. French and Spanish were the most popular foreign languages, attracting 14,652 students and 13,237 students respectively. However, French enrolments have nearly halved since 2006 and fell again in 2020 while enrolments in Spanish have been steadily increasing. Japanese was the most popular Asian language with 12,068 students, though that was well below highs of more than 18,000 students in 2006-8.

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