Pasifika Education Centre (PEC)

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Contact Details

URL: http://www.pec.ac.nz/

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Founded

1976-05-24

History

24 May 1976, as Pacific Islanders' Educational Resource Centre. Officially opened, 9 Sep 1978. Subsequently changed title to PIERC Education, 1993. Current title adopted, May 2004.

Aims

Promote life-long learning for Pacific people in the Adult and Community Education (ACE) sector; facilitate the provision of initiatives and programmes to retain Pacific culture and promote the use of Pacific languages.

Structure

Board of Trustees of 5.

Type I Classification

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Subjects *

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UN Sustainable Development Goals **

GOAL 4: Quality Education

UIA Org ID

XE0616

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