About this research
Intern
Wallis Oldham-Malcolm, Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato, University of Waikato
Supervisor
Kerri-Anne Hancock, He Aho, Te Kāhui Raraunga
Overview
This internship focused on the creation of a ‘supervisor’s package’ to support He Ara Pūkeko, an apprenticeship programme.
The programme is a 9 month employment based apprenticeship, focused on enhancing Māori futures within data. He Ara Pūkeko sits within a matrix of other practical initiatives, working towards the ultimate goal of supporting iwi data needs.
This internship focused on the creation of a ‘supervisor’s package’ to support He Ara Pūkeko, an apprenticeship programme.
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