He kura pakihi ki Te Whare Whaihanga ki Uawa, hei hāpai ake i ngā whānau kia whai mōhio i ngā mahi pakihi, arā kia whakatata atu ki whakatū i wā rātau ake pakihi.
Hei tā Mere Tamanui o Te Aitanga a Hauiti, “Kei te timata ahau he kura mō ōku rākau, ngā rākau nō konei, ki te whakamana i ngā taiao o Te Tairāwhiti.”
Te nuinga o ngā tāngata nei kua tae atu he Māori. He haurua o rātau, karetahi he mahi.
Ko tā Wiremu Maurirere (Te Aitanga a Hauiti, Ngāti Ira) o Te Whare Whaihanga, “Ko te nuinga o ngā mahi o konei nā, ko ngā mahi kuti hipi, ngā mahi kohi kānga, kohi huarākau, tae atu ki ngā mahi tapahi rākau nā reira ae he uaua ana ki te kimi mahi i konei nā.”
He kaupapa tēnei e tautokohia ana e te Manatū Whakahīato Ora, ko tā te kura pakihi o Aotearoahe whawhanake hapori paku nei mā roto i ngā pakihi pāpaku.
Ko Tony Henderson-Newport te kaiwhakaako ki te Pop-Up Business School Aoateroa, hei tāna, “Tomorrow morning we will be doing negotiation, last week on Wednesday we were building websites and yesterday we were looking at how we could drive traffic to those websites.”
Neke atu i te toru rau ngā tāngata kua tae ki ngā kura pakihi puta noa i Aotearoa, ā, neke atu i te toru tekau kua tae atu nei ki Uawa.
Ko tā Wiremu Maurirere, “Ko te whainga matua o te whare nei he hāpai i ngā uri o Te Aitanga a Hauiti otirā o Te Tairāwhiti ki te whakatūtuki i ō rātau moemoeā i roto i ngā mahi pakihi.”
Hei tā Mere Tamanui, “We've learnt how to do websites, key phrases, how to pitch our businesses, just get that confidence to just get out there and do it.”
Hei te 11 o Pēpuere taria atu te kura nei ki Whanganui.
