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You are invited to a Mihi Whakatau
It is common practice at NMIT to welcome manuhiri (visitors / guests), kaimahi (staff) and ākonga (students) in a formal and traditional welcoming ceremony.
The intention of the mihi whakatau at NMIT is to welcome you and celebrate the beginning or continuation of your learning journey.
It is rich with symbolism and follows a special process ultimately uniting two separate groups: tangata whenua (hosts) and manuhiri (guests), together as one.
Whilst parts of a mihi whakatau may vary according to the occasion, Māori language remains a key feature.
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