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| A‘o Makua Home | Program Info | Courses | Incentives | Schedule | Registration |
| Requirements | FAQ | Collaborations | Program Evaluations |
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July 8-26:
Ka Na'i Aupuni
Course is FREE!
“Ka Na‘i Aupuni” – The conqueror of the nation.
The Ka Na‘i Aupuni course focuses on learning about the life of Kamehameha I, the first ruler of all Hawai‘i. Ka Na‘i Aupuni references to Kamehameha’s ability to unite the islands under his rule and leadership. This course presents information about his prophetic birth, his childhood, his years as a young student learning from great teachers and mentors, his awesome leadership qualities as a warrior, and his time as a great ruling chief with the capacity to unite the islands and gain the love and respect of his people. The mo‘olelo or stories, and the mele or songs and chants, along with a variety of activities selected are intended to teach adults about our great ruler and chief, Kamehameha I, so they can share with their ‘ohana the ‘ike or knowledge that they have learned
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July 1-26:
‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i: Ku‘u Wahi Noho
“Ku‘u Wahi Noho ” – Where I live
The Ku‘u Wahi Noho papa ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i or Hawaiian language course will focus on the area that you live in. You will learn sentence patterns and vocabulary that will help you to express your location and the location of special places in your home town. Learn how to guide someone to your local post-office or to your favorite restaurant. Course activities will include practice exercises, games, and interactive activities to help you strengthen your language base.
Cost of course is $25.
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Aug 5-30:
‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i: E Ola ka ‘Ohana
“E Ola ka ‘Ohana” – The family lives
At the core of Hawaiian being is the family. In the first Papa ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i or Hawaiian Language course vocabulary and sentence patterns will focus around the concept of ‘Ohana. Course activities will include practice exercises, a short ha‘i ‘ōlelo or speech in which each participant gives basic information about themselves, and a recitation of mo‘okū‘auhau or genealogy.
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July 1-26:
‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i: Kuleana
“E kuahui like i ka hana” – Let everybody pitch in and work together
Through various ‘ōlelo no‘eau or Hawaiian Proverbs, the importance of working together and completing your share of the kuleana can be seen. This Papa ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i course will focus on kuleana or responsibility. The vocabulary and grammar selected will enable the learner to give and receive commands, follow instructions, and communicate desires for help around the house. Course activities will help you to practice, develop, and share your skills with your ‘ohana.
Cost of course is $25.
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General Program and Course Information
Would you like to reconnect with your roots and share the Hawaiian culture with your ‘ohana? Join us in an online enrichment program for adults interested in the Hawaiian culture and language. Discover Hawaiian values, beliefs and traditions in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
Courses are only $25.00 (except for FREE coures, for which there is no charge) and include a facilitator for 3-4 weeks, access to materials for a full year. If you complete the course, you'll also be mailed an incentive.
Target Audience
Parents, caregivers, alumni, educators and all other interested adults who want to learn more about Hawaiian history, language and cultural practices via distance education.
Program Goals
To provide:
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culturally-based learning opportunities worldwide via a self-paced online environment;
- access to culturally-relevant resources to share with their families;
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a virtual community where they can share ideas, resources and experiences related to ‘Ike Hawai‘i
Current Collaborators
The following organizations and internal Kamehameha Schools (KS) groups are currently offering A‘o Makua courses to their constituents:
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| Leeward Community College Associate in Arts in Teaching |
| Partners In Development Foundation, Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana |
| Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation |
| KS Financial Aid and Scholarship Services |
- Post-High (Nā Ho‘okama a Pauahi & ‘Imi Naāuao)
- Preschool (Pauahi Keiki Scholars & Kipona Scholarship Program)
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| For more information, visit our A'o Makua Collaborations page. |
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