Ōritetanga – Tertiary Success for Everyone

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Ōritetanga – Tertiary Success for Everyone Pūhoro STEM Academy 7 August 2019

He waka eke noa - Our Framework

Our Tauira 68 iwi throughout Aotearoa Affiliating to 68 iwi throughout Aotearoa 630 registered students from four regions Aspirations across over 40 different STEM related professions Over 2500 registered whānau members

Transitions 14% will study a business qualification 11% went into apprenticeships and NZDF (all STEM) 87% transition to tertiary (at degree level) in 2018 66% of this cohort were not originally on an academic pathway 68% will study STEM related qualifications

Parity Impacts 92% retained to Year 13 (incl. senior sciences) 87% entered university at degree level (67% in STEM courses) 100% of Pūhoro cohort passed more than 85% of semester 1 courses Semester 1 Successful Course Completion rate was 94% 100% of Pūhoro cohort retained to Semester 2

Key Learnings Whānau critical driver of success Intensive support in secondary school (weekly mentoring and tutoring, career exposure, focus on value drivers) Tertiary exposure over a longer period of time (from Year 11) Sense of community both in the secondary programme and tertiary programme (Phase 2 students mentor and tutor Phase 1 students)

Founder and Director – Pūhoro STEM Academy Contact Naomi Manu Founder and Director – Pūhoro STEM Academy n.manu@massey.ac.nz www.puhoro.co.nz 021 742 638