Taharangi Hou Youth Internship Programme at Te Whatu Stardome
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Te Whatu Stardome is opening its doors to burgeoning stargazers this coming school holiday with a brand new paid opportunity through their Taharangi Hou Youth Internship Programme.
Understanding our place in the universe requires looking at the sky through multiple lenses. This programme bridges the gap between different knowledge systems. It is a fantastic chance for young New Zealanders to see how mātauranga Māori sits right alongside modern astronomical research.
Taharangi Hou Youth Internship Programme: A unique mātauranga Māori astronomy internship
Te Whatu Stardome is looking for rangatahi who have a passion for STEAM alongside a lived experience of te ao Māori. This mātauranga Māori astronomy internship gives students the chance to explore the intersections between Western science and indigenous knowledge.
Interns will spend their time working directly with the Stardome education team, visitor hosts, and Māori astronomers to gain hands on skills.
Who: Rangatahi aged 16 to 19 years old.
What: A 4 day paid school holiday internship (Taharangi Hou).
Commitment: Three days from 10am to 3pm, and one evening shift from 4.30pm to 9.30pm.
Perks: Paid work, daily transport allowance, and a catered lunch provided.
How to apply: Send a CV and cover letter to education@stardome.org.nz.
Pānuihia kia mōhio mai ai: Te Whatu Stardome Facebook post.
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