The CFFC has launched the resources through Te whai hua - kia ora, a sister programme to the successful Sorted in ...
New money lessons in te reo help Māori students gain NCEA
Māori secondary students are now on their way to gain credits toward NCEA by learning about money thanks to a new collection of learning materials developed by Te Ara Ahunga Ora, the Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC).
"Through Te whai hua - kia ora, ākonga are encouraged to look at wealth through a different lens so they can determine for themselves what they need to do to attain wellbeing,” The CFFC’s Kaikōkiri, Erin Thompson says. PHOTO: Supplied
"Through Te whai hua - kia ora, ākonga are encouraged to look at wealth through a different lens so they can determine for themselves what they need to do to attain wellbeing,” The CFFC’s Kaikōkiri, Erin Thompson says. PHOTO: Supplied
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