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Vagahau Niue

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Vagahau Niue is the study of how to read, write and speak the Niuean language. Learn how to understand Niuean society, culture and history.

NCEA Level

Levels 1 to 3 out of 3

Study towards

  • NCEA Level 3

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Level 1

Vagahau Niue

Study towards
  • NCEA Level 1

Level 2

Vagahau Niue

Study towards
  • NCEA Level 2

Level 3

Vagahau Niue

Study towards
  • NCEA Level 3

Study towards NCEA Level 1
Ako mō te NCEA Taumata 1,

This subject can get you credits towards NCEA Level 1.

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  • Vagahau Niue standards – NZQA
  • Vagahau Niue exemplars – NZQA

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