Here's an article about starting the Mahi Whakaara programme, written for rangatahi, whanau, and referrers, with a focus on plain English, a warm and practical tone, and grounded examples. Starting
Here's an article about sustainable support for rangatahi, written for Mahi Whakaara and its audience: What Sustainable Support for Rangatahi Actually Looks Like Sometimes, when you’re a young person, figuring
Navigating the path ahead can feel overwhelming at times, especially when the traditional routes don't quite fit. Sometimes, young people find themselves on the sidelines, feeling disconnected from learning
NEET Is a Situation, Not an Identity Sometimes, life throws you a few curveballs. You might find yourself not quite sure what your next step is, or maybe you’re feeling
Kia ora koutou katoa! Welcome to Mahi Whakaara, a programme designed by Māori, for Māori, to help our rangatahi build a strong foundation for a thriving future in the building
Here's an article for Mahi Whakaara, tailored for its audience and purpose: What Progress Can Rangatahi Make in 12 Weeks? It’s completely understandable to wonder what can really be achieved
Life can sometimes feel a bit like a waka lost at sea, especially when you're young and trying to figure out your path. For some of our rangatahi, the traditional
Mahi Whakaara is more than just a course; it's a launchpad. It's a 12-week Building and Trades Foundation Programme designed specifically for our rangatahi, by Māori, through the Te Tautoko
