Nervous students around Aotearoa awoke today to the news that their 2018 NCEA results are now available.
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Tertiary enrolment process difficult for some
While some students who are looking to move into tertiary study this year eagerly await their NCEA results, for others tertiary enrolment is overwhelming and presents a barrier to furthering their education.
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Māori Battalion descendants' life-changing journey to Italy
Thirteen students from Te Kura Mana Māori o Whangaparaoa have undertaken a life-changing journey, retracing the steps of their ancestors in the 28th Māori Battalion, who fought in Italy during WWII.
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International students protest NZQA qualifications block
Dozens of international students are about to start picketing outside the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment offices in Auckland today.
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Māori students to be hosted by indigenous communities
A first of its kind initiative by Otago University where Māori students will gain experience at various other universities is set to launch.
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Student loan cap increase a welcome relief to Māori med students
The Government has lifted the lifetime cap on the student loan. One medical student Kera Sherwood-O'Regan says the option allows for more Māori enter the profession and balance out the numbers.
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Student loan extended for longer degrees
The government is extending the student loan borrowing limit for those in long undergraduate programmes like medicine and dentistry.
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Māori students' wishlist on Budget Day
Rereātea interviewed students from AUT University to ask about changes they want to see in next week's budget announcement.
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Students left out of library closure consultations
Over 1,000 students rallied at the University of Auckland today in protest at the proposed closure of several of its specialist libraries.
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Māori student numbers increasing at Otago Uni
The number of Māori students enrolled at the University of Otago is at an all-time high, after enrolment figures show a 10 percent increase in Māori students in the past year.
