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| Boost for M�ori Teachers. |
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| Author : Govt
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| Created : 24 May 2002
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| Last Revision : 24 May 2002
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Boost for M�ori Teachers.
New scholarships and study awards will be made available to teachers and other professionals working in the field of M�ori education.
Twenty-five study awards will be made available to kura kaupapa M�ori teachers to help them gain or complete training. Kura kaupapa M�ori teachers are currently exempt from teacher registration requirements but this exemption will be removed from 2003 under the Education Standards Act.
Eleven new scholarships will be available to increase the number of speech language therapists, eight of which are targeted at M�ori. Speech language difficulties are seen as one of the greatest impediments to developing literacy.
There will also be six new scholarships to increase the number of sign language interpreters fluent in M�ori in a bid to improve access for deaf M�ori to their culture and immersion education settings.
Development and support for M�ori education training providers will be funded to the tune of $4.9 million over four years to help improve the quality and scope of courses available.
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