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Mahi Tika 2 online registration form

Mahi tika is a programme of paid professional development for all
PPTA members.
Courses are designed to be practical, and use a range of adult education
and active learning techniques. These include; case studies, collaborative
problem-solving, active research methods and discussion.

Mahi tika 2

Two-day course

The Stage 2 course builds on the knowledge and understanding developed in the foundation course through more in-depth focus on important collective agreement and employment law processes.

This course assists members to:

Understand the Employment Relations Act, especially good faith and consultation
Gain greater knowledge of your collective agreements
Develop skills that help to build mutual trust and confidence in your workplace
Understand health and safety and fairness at work
Develop the capacity of the PPTA branch to contribute to resolving workplace issues

Name of PPTA member:

MOE number:

Email address:

All registrations closes 1 week before the event

I have informed my branch chair of my intention to attend this course and use Employment Relations Leave

In addition to completing this online registration form, you will need to apply for leave from your employer and request that this is EREL if your Branch Chair has advised that this is appropriate.

Name of school:

All flights and accommodation (if required) will be arranged by your local PPTA Field Office

I will require flights (these must and will be booked by PPTA):

Yes

I will be traveling by car:

Yes

Special dietary requirements:

I require accommodation:

Yes

Mahi Tika 2 online registration form

Mahi tika is a programme of paid professional development for all PPTA members. Courses are designed to be practical, and use a range of adult education and active learning techniques. These include; case studies, collaborative problem-solving, active research methods and discussion.

Mahi tika 2

Mahi tika is a programme of paid professional development for all
PPTA members.
Courses are designed to be practical, and use a range of adult education
and active learning techniques. These include; case studies, collaborative
problem-solving, active research methods and discussion.