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The programme for Te Ara Whakamana: Pathways, transitions and bridges to tertiary education is now available.

Ako Aotearoa, the National Centre for Tertiary Teaching Excellence is entering an exciting new phase of development and looking to grow.

Research into aspects of teaching and learning was a prominent feature on the Tuia Te Ako 2012 programme. Six Ako Aotearoa-funded research projects featured at the hui.

At the 2012 Distance Education Association of New Zealand (DEANZ) conference in Wellington in April, Ralph Springett (President of the Massey University Extramural Students’ Society) won the best poster award for his Review It! presentation.

Ako Aotearoa has moved its regular newsletter – Ako Aotearoa Alert – online as a vital part of the new strategy to communicate in a more efficient and timely way with the growi

Applications are invited to fill 4 positions on the Board of Ako Aotearoa. New Zealand’s National Centre for Tertiary Teaching Excellence. These positions fall into 3 categories of board membership:

The 2012 round of the national Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards (TTEAs) has attracted an impressive 60% increase in applications compared with the previous year.

The enrolment process for domestic tertiary students in New Zealand involves a considerable contractual obligation that often goes well beyond course commitment.

For the first half of 2012, no new projects will be funded through the RHPF.