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Thanks for your interest! Whether you are nominating yourself or another, please submit your contact details below and we will follow up with a more detailed application form to be filled in.
Step 01
Describe your Māori identity
Step 02
Submit a 500 word maximum statement as to how this scholarship will benefit your future
Step 03
List your leadership and extracurricular activities including Māori cultural initiatives
Step 04
Share your future study goals and dreams
Step 05
Submit a CV and academic transcript (term report & formal examination results)
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