FAQ

Yes, the Rangi Parauri package is designed to meet the needs of individuals, teams and organisations who work as practitioners in helping professions and want to become a Mataora (change agent). If you are Māori, you may be eligible for the funded spaces. Please see our website for details.

You can select your workshops on day 1 of your Rangi Parauri training. A description of your workshops will be available to you at Rangi Parauri.

 At the end of your training, you will be a Mahi a Atua Mataora. We do not offer NCEA or NZQA qualifications for any of our training offerings.

A Mataora within Te Kurahuna is a Change agent.

Yes, however, we ask that you check in with us first to wānanga how this will impact your and other tauira's ability to remain present during the learnings.

• Small spritzer bottle to collect water from the moana or awa. 

• Bring cash to pay for the available offerings i.e. moko, mirimiri, romiromi (merchandise available but internet transactions only).

• Something to swim in or clothes you don't mind getting wet including an extra towel.

• Pens, felts, a sketch pad

• Breakfast supplies and snacks

• Clothes suitable for the weather conditions

• A warm jacket

If you are staying at the marae bring 

• blankets, towels and linen. 

If you are late to the pōhiri you will be covered in the mihi by the kaikaranga, kaikarakia and the kaikorero and there will be no separate whakatau. If you let the Te Kurahuna team know they will check in with you up till your arrival and then support you to come into the whare.

If you need to leave early, just let the Te Kurahuna team know.

We do not have any payment plan options. You may wish to explore funding options i.e. from your employer or Iwi.

Rangi Parauri is a closed wānanga for the first four days.  The fifth day is a mokopapa so whānau are more than welcome to join us.  The kai available on day 5 is for tauira so if you expect whānau will join you then talk to us so we can figure something out together.

Rangi Parauri is a closed wānanga for the first four days.  The fifth day is a mokopapa so whānau are more than welcome to join us.  The kai available on day 5 is for tauira so if you expect whānau will join you then talk to us so we can figure something out together.

The code can be found in your confirmation letter. 

You can select your workshops on day one of your Rangi Parauri training. A description of your workshops will be available to you at Rangi Parauri.

We value your support and will ensure we adhere to the Fair-Trading Act 1986 and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Please choose carefully because we do not have to provide a refund if you have changed your mind about a particular purchase.

To be eligible for a refund or transfer you must:

• Request a refund or transfer no later than 21 business days prior to the wānanga/training start date.

• A refund will be given minus the 20% non-refundable administration fee.

• Refund or transfer requests made after the 21 business day pre-training period will not be refunded.

To apply for a refund or transfer based on extenuating circumstances you must submit a written request to us. Requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis. You may be required to attest to facts and/or provide supporting documentation for your extenuating circumstances.