(Radio NZ) Anglican training wananga aims to improve performance

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Posted October 21, 2011 at 8:52 am

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1. MargaretG wrote:

A private institute which trains Maori Anglican ministers has failed to meet standards set by the New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA).
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The report finds that, while 60% of students successfully completed courses, only 16% obtained a qualification.
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But, Mr Hakaraia says the institution is looking at ways to improve on its statistics.

This is not the only training institution in the Anglican church here that seems to be having trouble. Last years General Synod saw a restructuring of the main training institution, St Johns, which had also been split along ethnic lines.

I hope through that the institution looks to improve its performance ... not just to massage its statistics.

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