Te Kura - Revision history

Pbacsich: Pbacsich moved page The Correspondence School to Te Kura over redirect: change of name

2024-03-14T14:17:38Z

Pbacsich moved page The Correspondence School to Te Kura over redirect: change of name

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Pbacsich: added cat 2024 Virtual schools

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added cat 2024 Virtual schools

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Pbacsich: update to 2024

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update to 2024

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 ''The Correspondence School'' (TCS) - '''Te Kura''' - is [[New Zealand]]'s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.
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Pbacsich: tidy

2012-03-28T05:33:27Z

tidy

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	Text below is taken from the Te Kura website.		(Text below is taken from the Te Kura website)

	~~Te Kura/~~The Correspondence School is New ~~Zealand’s~~ largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.		''The Correspondence School'' (TCS) - '''Te Kura''' - is [[New Zealand]]'s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.

	~~We provide~~ personalised learning programmes for students from early childhood to Year 13, as well as for adult learners and those with special education needs. Our students live in every part of the country and overseas and come from all walks of life.		It provides personalised learning programmes for students from early childhood to Year 13, as well as for adult learners and those with special education needs. Our students live in every part of the country and overseas and come from all walks of life.

	No matter what the circumstances, we can help you learn with a programme that’s based on your individual interests, needs, and goals.		No matter what the circumstances, we can help you learn with a programme that’s based on your individual interests, needs, and goals.

	~~We work~~ closely with local communities, schools and agencies that support our students, because we know that by working together we can do more to help our students achieve their potential.		It works closely with local communities, schools and agencies that support our students, because we know that by working together we can do more to help our students achieve their potential.

	~~We offer~~ a wide range of learning programmes from early childhood level to Year 13. You can study full-time or part-time, depending on your circumstances.		It offers a wide range of learning programmes from early childhood level to Year 13. You can study full-time or part-time, depending on your circumstances.

	~~You~~ may also be able to enrol as a dual student if ~~you~~ meet the Ministry of Education’s eligibility criteria for dual enrolment. Dual students must be enrolled by the host school.		Students may also be able to enrol as a dual student if they meet the Ministry of Education’s eligibility criteria for dual enrolment. Dual students must be enrolled by the host school.

	'''Years 1 to 6'''		'''Years 1 to 6'''
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	'''Years 11 to 13'''		'''Years 11 to 13'''

	~~You~~ can choose from a wide range of subjects to earn credits towards NCEA as well as the National Certificate in Mathematics and National Certificate in Computing.		Students can choose from a wide range of subjects to earn credits towards NCEA as well as the National Certificate in Mathematics and National Certificate in Computing.


	Depending on what you’re studying with us, we provide online support and teaching materials such as booklets, workbooks, readers, audio resources, CDs and DVDs, an MP3 recorder, interactive CD-ROMs, textbooks, mathematics and science boxes, art packs, and craft materials for technology.		Depending on what you’re studying with us, we provide online support and teaching materials such as booklets, workbooks, readers, audio resources, CDs and DVDs, an MP3 recorder, interactive CD-ROMs, textbooks, mathematics and science boxes, art packs, and craft materials for technology.

Barry Phillips at 17:29, 20 December 2011

2011-12-20T17:29:41Z

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			Text below is taken from the Te Kura website.

	Te Kura/The Correspondence School is New Zealand’s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.		Te Kura/The Correspondence School is New Zealand’s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.

Pbacsich: added standard cats

2011-08-24T08:55:39Z

added standard cats

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	Learning at a distance doesn’t have to mean learning alone. Our learning advisors and teachers are in regular contact with students and their families to offer advice and support not just for students, but also for those, usually family members, who supervise their learning. There are also opportunities for face-to-face contact at regional camps, events, and achievement days.		Learning at a distance doesn’t have to mean learning alone. Our learning advisors and teachers are in regular contact with students and their families to offer advice and support not just for students, but also for those, usually family members, who supervise their learning. There are also opportunities for face-to-face contact at regional camps, events, and achievement days.

	http://www.tekura.school.nz/		Its web site is http://www.tekura.school.nz

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			[[Category:New Zealand\|new Zealand Virtual School]]
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			[[Category:Virtual schools in New Zealand]]
			[[Category:Virtual schools in Australasia]]
			[[Category:Virtual schools]]

			[[Category:VISCED]]

James Kay at 18:21, 19 August 2011

2011-08-19T18:21:27Z

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	You can choose from a wide range of subjects to earn credits towards NCEA as well as the National Certificate in Mathematics and National Certificate in Computing.		You can choose from a wide range of subjects to earn credits towards NCEA as well as the National Certificate in Mathematics and National Certificate in Computing.


	Depending on what you’re studying with us, we provide online support and teaching materials such as booklets, workbooks, readers, audio resources, CDs and DVDs, an MP3 recorder, interactive CD-ROMs, textbooks, mathematics and science boxes, art packs, and craft materials for technology.		Depending on what you’re studying with us, we provide online support and teaching materials such as booklets, workbooks, readers, audio resources, CDs and DVDs, an MP3 recorder, interactive CD-ROMs, textbooks, mathematics and science boxes, art packs, and craft materials for technology.

James Kay: New page: Te Kura/The Correspondence School is New Zealand’s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country. We provide perso...

2011-08-19T18:20:59Z

New page: Te Kura/The Correspondence School is New Zealand’s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country. We provide perso...

New page

Te Kura/The Correspondence School is New Zealand’s largest school, with more than 24,000 students a year studying full or part-time, and staff based around the country.

We provide personalised learning programmes for students from early childhood to Year 13, as well as for adult learners and those with special education needs. Our students live in every part of the country and overseas and come from all walks of life.

No matter what the circumstances, we can help you learn with a programme that’s based on your individual interests, needs, and goals.

We work closely with local communities, schools and agencies that support our students, because we know that by working together we can do more to help our students achieve their potential.

We offer a wide range of learning programmes from early childhood level to Year 13. You can study full-time or part-time, depending on your circumstances.

You may also be able to enrol as a dual student if you meet the Ministry of Education’s eligibility criteria for dual enrolment. Dual students must be enrolled by the host school.

'''Years 1 to 6'''

Learning advisors of students in years 1 to 6 work closely with parents and supervisors to develop an individualised programme for each student based on the eight learning areas in the New Zealand curriculum.

'''Years 7 to 10/Te Ara Hou'''

Students enrolled in Te Ara Hou (meaning “new pathway”) will have a personalised learning programme based on their individual needs, interests and goals. Te Ara Hou offers an integrated programme of work which combines skills and knowledge from two or more subjects as well as more traditional subject-based learning. Your learning advisor will make sure all the curriculum areas are covered and that you are ready for qualifications level courses in year 11.

'''Years 11 to 13'''

You can choose from a wide range of subjects to earn credits towards NCEA as well as the National Certificate in Mathematics and National Certificate in Computing.

Depending on what you’re studying with us, we provide online support and teaching materials such as booklets, workbooks, readers, audio resources, CDs and DVDs, an MP3 recorder, interactive CD-ROMs, textbooks, mathematics and science boxes, art packs, and craft materials for technology.

If you're a full-time, fee-paying or young adult student, we'll work with you to develop a programme of learning that meets your needs. As a full-time or fee-paying student, you'll have a learning advisor (similar to a form teacher or class teacher) who will be your main point of contact at school.

Learning at a distance doesn’t have to mean learning alone. Our learning advisors and teachers are in regular contact with students and their families to offer advice and support not just for students, but also for those, usually family members, who supervise their learning. There are also opportunities for face-to-face contact at regional camps, events, and achievement days.

http://www.tekura.school.nz/