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EIT Hawke's Bay student Anneke Groenewald felt like an Oscar winner accepting the New Zealand Professional Beauty Industry's "Best Student Award" trophy at a gala evening in Auckland. Ecstatic to...
EIT Hawke's Bay has been given the go-ahead for a new field-based Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) degree that is already attracting strong interest from would-be students wanting...
A field-based Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) degree is attracting strong interest ahead of the first intake of students at EIT Hawke's Bay early next year. EIT is responding...
Some 280 students, staff and homestay families celebrated EIT Hawke's Bay's diversity of cultures with an International Dinner held on campus last week. (Thursday, August 15)Many overseas students...
Kiwis famously pride themselves on their "can-do" attitude. For British ex-pats who take on winegrowing in New Zealand, learning to make the best of any situation can be critical to their...
Gisborne Herald, 22 Aug 2009 The polytechnic's carpentry programmes and their tutors - Matt Evans, Matthew Campbell, Joe Hogan and Phil Gaukrodger - have received an A moderation report from the...
Gisborne Herald, 21 Aug 2009 Changes to polytechnic governance debated in Parliament recently will replace Tairāwhiti Polytechnic Council's four community representatives with one. Read more...
Gisborne Herald, 20 Aug 2009 Tairāwhiti Polytechnic Toihoukura tutor and mother of six, Tawera Tahuri, received an invitation to be part of the 2009 Florence Biennale, which is held every two...
Hawke's Bay is mobilising to ensure the region maximises its share of the Government's $150-million funding package aimed at getting young people into training and jobs. EIT Hawke's Bay, the...
Students were the "push" for an Eastern Institute of Technology initiative which will see degree studies launched in Central Hawke's Bay later this month, says lecturer Ahuriri Houkamau. The...