Site outage: July 2026
Ko Awatea LEARN will be unavailable from Saturday 18th and back online Tuesday 21st July.
We are carrying out a major step to improve and simplify our learning environment. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Booked to attend a face to face course during the outage?
The facilitator will have pre-printed the attendee list, so please attend any training you are booked for.
You will not have access to Ko Awatea LEARN during the outage, so please ensure you complete any pre-learning in advance of the site outage starting.
If you need to cancel, please let the facilitator know in advance.
What if I am part way through an elearning course?
Please complete the activity before the site outage starts to ensure your progress is saved. You can return to your courses to complete other learning when the site is back on 21 July.
Nursing portfolios
During the Ko Awatea LEARN outage there will not be access to the nursing portfolio sites. Access will resume on 21 July 2026.
Useful information for Administrators, Facilitators and Educators
This outage allows us to officially close the Te Puna Kōrero learning site and bring it together with Ko Awatea LEARN.
It’s a critical milestone in our plan to reduce the number of learning systems we use — helping ensure our courses are consistent, current, and easier for everyone to navigate. This consolidation will support a smoother, more unified learning experience for all learners across the organisation.
What you need to do
- Plan for Ko Awatea LEARN to be unavailable during the outage period.
- Print any attendance sheets for courses you administer, that you need during the outage.
- You can use the seminar activity to check the attendee list, or use "my reports".
- Keep a record of seminar attendance during the outage, for uploading after the site is back online.
- If you have courses running during the outage that include online components (e.g. orientations, quizzes or e‑learning tasks) prepare an alternative activity or reschedule as needed.
- Inform your colleagues and trainers so everyone knows about the downtime.
We apologise for any inconvenience that may cause, and look forward to the improvements this mahi will bring.