UNDERSTANDING TE TIRITI (IN-DEPTH)

5 hours, self-paced (online), for organisations

This comprehensive workshop will give you a rich and detailed understanding of Te Tiriti, its history, meaning and current relevance.

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what's covered?

Regularly updated, in-depth content covering:

  • Pre-treaty relationships
  • Te Tiriti – the agreement
  • Colonisation and its impacts
  • Current issues and action

WHAT WILL YOU learn?

By the end of this workshop, you’ll:

  • understand the historical and current relevance of Te Tiriti
  • recognise the ongoing impacts of colonisation
  • identify actions that you can take personally to uphold Te Tiriti

Expand on your learning by booking a follow-up Q&A session with one of our facilitators.

    WHAT will YOU RECEIVE?

    Registering for this workshop, gives you six months access to:

    • 4 hours of video content
    • interactive activities and reflective activities
    • accompanying downloadable readings and links to resources  
    • a completion certificate

    who's it for?

    • This workshop is for anyone who wants to gain a detailed understanding of the historical context of Te Tiriti, its meaning, and its current relevance
    • Many organisations use this workshop together with our application workshops

    “I thought the online videos were some of the best self-guided online learning I have ever done. Something about the way the presenter spoke made it feel like she was communicating directly to me, rather than like I was watching a video of her talking to someone else.”

    “The pre-learning component was really excellent, I learnt a great deal of information and everyone should do something like this.”

    “A much-needed, exceptional introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and what it means to be tangata tiriti. I certainly hope that this course becomes part of the CRI learning pathway.”

    pricing

    Groundwork aims to make Te Tiriti education accessible for everyone. We have different rates for our workshops depending on what type of organisation you are. A discount is applied if you buy multiple registrations at the same time.

    Organisation type
    Price per person (excl. gst)
    Small community group
    $70
    Not-for-profit organisation
    $105
    Government and private sector
    $140
    No. of participants
    Discount
    1-20
    -
    21-49
    5%
    50-99
    10%
    100-249
    15%
    250+
    20%
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    Quantity Discount Per Item Price
    1-20 0% $140.00
    21-49 5% $133.00
    50-99 10% $126.00
    100-249 15% $119.00
    250+ 20% $112.00
    Quantity Discount Per Item Price
    1-20 0% $105.00
    21-49 5% $99.75
    50-99 10% $94.50
    100-249 15% $89.25
    250+ 20% $84.00
    Quantity Discount Per Item Price
    1-20 0% $70.00
    21-49 5% $66.50
    50-99 10% $63.00
    100-249 15% $59.50
    250+ 20% $56.00

    GST is applied when entering payment details.

    To book a follow-up Q&A session with one of our facilitators or enquire about our Understanding Te Tiriti (concise) SCORM package, contact us.

    interested in what’s next?

    After completing this workshop, organisations can continue to Stage 2: Applying Te Tiriti, host a Q&A session, or hold a discussion group.

    Stage 2: applying

    Once you have a foundational understanding of Te Tiriti, the critical next step is knowing its relevance and application to your work.

    These workshops bring together our experience in applying Te Tiriti with your organisational knowledge to generate Te Tiriti honouring action.

    Live Online Q&A Session

    The self-paced workshop can be followed by an online Q&A session in which a Groundwork facilitator answers participants’ questions about the workshop content. The Q&A is organised and hosted by the client and can be up to one hour long. Contact us for more information.

    Self-directed discussion group

    Download the accompanying resource Ka Mua, Ka Muri: Understanding Te Tiriti Discussion Guide. This discussion guide is for friends, family, workmates or community group members to reflect together on the Understanding Te Tiriti workshop. The questions included invite you to deepen your understanding of Te Tiriti and to develop actions.

    Header photo courtesy of Archives New Zealand (2017)

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