Cultural and Kiwiana VibeBased in Hong Kong, Global Haka uses authentic and traditional Maori songs and dance to ignite those wanting a cultural or Kiwiana feel to their event. Performers represent different Iwi (tribal areas) from throughout the motherland of Aotearoa (NZ) who have geneological links to their Maori heritage.Promotional WorkGlobal Haka supports all brands, networks and businesses through product promotion, media shoots and events. Dressed in traditional kakahu (costume) Global Haka will provide that authentic flavour to your event.Website: http://globalhaka.wix.com/globalhaka

Coaching rugby specific skills throughout Hong Kong Primary Schools with the intent on students learning the English language in a sporting context. Plan and design rugby programs that provide understanding of game and rules through fun and creative activities.

Providing services to corporate organisaztions from throughout UK, Europe, Russia, Middle East and as far as USA and Australia.Motivational workshops through haka performances. Traditional Maori cultural knowledge that educates people and teams on how to express passion, power and unity through performing haka.

Inspiring and motivating students into vocational courses and employment through innovative study workshops, goal setting, CV writing, job interviews and life skills. Organised and facilitated student orientation days. Designed training programs and workshops to help develop career pathways.Provided guidance for prospective applicants.Organised and facilitated student orientation days.Coordinated with the Recruitment Manager.Outlined and enforced recruitment activities.Screened candidates and carried out interviews.Gathered inquiry, application and enrolment data and formulated statistical reports. Design training programs and workshops to help develop career pathways.

Planned and delivered Level 4 certificate for Secondary School students to gain academic knowledge to pathway into Diploma or Bachelor of Sport.Developed sport specific skills to maximise the potential of individual students and elite athletes.Facilitator of the practical team that deliver Levels 5 - 7 sports workshops for University student’s studying sport coaching, management and fitness.Assessor for both practical and theoretical assessment.

Co-Facilitated a Māori mentoring scholarship programme based on a tuākana-tēina model of mentoring at Unitec Institute of Technology.Provided first to third year University students with academic support based on the individual students learning needs.grow Māori student leadership capability and capacity increase Māori student completions of their first year of study increase Māori student retention to tertiary study. academic –to provide academic support based on the individual students learning needs pastoral –to ensure students well-being is supported; to build strong peer relationships; to ensure access to all information and services cultural –to provide a culturally safe environment for students. Culture and identity are at the heart of Whai Ake and students are supported to develop their cultural confidence and competence

Facilitator of a Career Pathway programme for secondary school school students which prepares and encourages for positive career choices and opportunities.Building relationships with students to provide further study options.Provide understanding of tertiary education or vocational study.Planning and supporting students and families.Set goals to progress into tertiary studies locally.

Increasing and improving the range of opportunities for youth at risk by exposing them to new experiences and skills through Experiential Learning Activities, New Zealand Warriors players day, Auckland Blues Rugby Icons..Help counter a drift into anti-social and nonconstructive activities outside of school hours.Provide activities and field-trips with the main outcome of improving core values and behaviors within their communities.

Base jumping assistant. Safety operator and guideSky Jump New Zealand. Prepared customer’s with specialised safety equipment to allow them the experience of a 192 meter controlled base jump off the Auckland Sky Tower.