How to use My Rawa
Find out how to use your new teaching portal, My Rawa.
What is My Rawa?
Our new teacher portal, My Rawa, brings all Teaching Council tools and processes together in one trusted digital home.
Named after the Māori word rawa, meaning abundance and capability, My Rawa is here to help you grow, lead, and thrive as a kaiako in Aotearoa.
By logging in for the first time, you'll link your Education Sector Login (ESL) and your Teaching Council account. Once connected, you won’t need to do this again and can begin completing your professional tasks.
Check out our guides on how to log in for the first time.
How to log in for the first time
Current teachers
Check out our guide if you are a registered teacher or have held a LAT in the past 5 years.
Starting to teach
View this guide if you are a new graduate or overseas teacher.
New LAT
Check out this guide if you are applying for your first LAT, or you are a LAT holder who has never submitted an online application via Hapori Matatū.
FAQs
To get easy access to your digital practising certificate, you can add it to your Google or Apple Wallet through the teacher portal | My Rawa. To do this, follow the instructions below:
- Click 'My Login' in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- This will take you to the teacher portal | My Rawa. Log in with your details.
- Then head to 'My profile' in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- Scroll down until you see your registration details and select the Apple or Google icon.
- Follow the prompts to download it to your device.
Please contact us so we can update your email address and resend the password reset to you.
It's likely that you signed up for the Stepping into Leadership modules with a different email address from the one used to log in to My Rawa. Please contact us so we can help.
You may not have the correct access type in My Rawa. Please contact us to update your permissions.
Please click My Login in the top right-hand corner of the screen. From there, click 'Forgot your password?'. You'll be asked to enter your email address, and from there we can send you a password reset email.
It could be because you're entering an incorrect username. Please ensure that you enter the username listed in your most recent password reset email.
At this stage, you can only update your alternative email address in My Rawa. To do this, log into My Rawa and click 'My profile' at the top, then select 'Update details'. Enter your new details and then save.
If you're renewing your practising certificate, you can update your details in the online application. For urgent updates, please contact us.
Please contact us so we can check your My Rawa access type.
119,992
total certificated teachers and Limited Authority to Teach (LAT) holders
48,318
work in the primary sector
98,516
teachers hold a current full practising certificate (82%)
31,243
work in the early childhood sector
18,367
teachers hold a current provisional practising certificate (15%)
35,222
work in the secondary sector
3,109
people hold Limited Authority to Teach (3%)
3,493
work across years