Learn Māori Abroad

Teaching a haka pōwhiri (welcome haka) at a few years ago ❤️🤍🖤

Which one speaks to you the most? 🌳

Is this you?

The tauira who take our classes are “the one” to revitalize the language in their whānau.

They learn with us not only for themselves but to share the reo across timelines and generations. They deeply care about their children knowing who they are and where they come from and commit to learning the language so their kids don’t have to go through what they went through as Māori in the diaspora disconnected from it.

They are committed and are willing to do the work!

Is that you???

Our Beginners Revision te reo Māori course starts next week! Jump back on the reo waka with us!! Your tamariki and future generations will that you for it 🙏🏽

Tautoko 💯

Nek minit… tomorrow turns into nek week, nek month… nek YEAR! 😳😅

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to start learning te reo Māori, this is your sign - don’t let procrastination steal YOUR time e hoa 😝

🌿 Ready to reconnect with your Te Reo Māori?

Already completed a beginners course but feeling a little rusty? You're not alone. Language grows through use, repetition, and confidence.

Our 8-Week Beginners Revision Course is designed to help you:

✨ Revise key vocabulary and sentence structures
✨ Refresh your understanding in a supportive environment
✨ Build confidence speaking and understanding Te Reo Māori
✨ Stay connected to your language journey

Whether it's been a few months or a few years, this is the perfect opportunity to strengthen your foundations and keep moving forward.

📅 Starts: Friday 7 August 2026 (PDT) / Saturday 8 August 2026 (NZST)
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM PDT / 11:00 AM NZST
💻 Live online from anywhere in the world

Whether you're joining from Aotearoa or across the globe, we'd love to have you with us.

Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui. 💚

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Ngā mihi nui for the article to AUT journalist Ruth! 🙏🏽❤️

Aotearoa and beyond: standing strong in waiata and whakapapa A New Zealand teacher working overseas is incorporating te reo Māori into her workplace and community - and she’s not the only one.