
HP48 Hours Challenges Local Film-Makers
April 30, 2018
EIT’s Screen Production department is backing the Bay’s film-makers for a weekend promoted as “New Zealand’s largest guerrilla film-making competition”. “For year after year,...
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EIT’s Screen Production department is backing the Bay’s film-makers for a weekend promoted as “New Zealand’s largest guerrilla film-making competition”. “For year after year,...
EIT tutor Verdun Rodgers and the logging truck used to give students first-hand experience as they study towards a New Zealand Certificate in Commercial Road Transport. One of the most...
Off to Japan: Counting down to an exchange trip to Japan are, from left Toihoukura tutor Henare Brooking with Sophie Klinge, a German student who moved to Gisborne from Auckland to study...
EIT’s new Hastings Learning Centre celebrates inclusion in expressing the best of Hawke’s Bay in art. Local artists, who are based at Awa Ink studio in Hastings, were commissioned by...
Seeking a new career path, Te Cohney Whitehouse was awarded a Te Ara o Takitimu scholarship to study electrical engineering at EIT. A partnership between Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated and...
Local drummer Jared Green is the inaugural winner of a new scholarship launched by Backline Charitable Trust to provide opportunities for emerging musicians in Hawke’s Bay. The trust was...
Eastern Institute of Technology student Lydia Hartshorne, 27, was one of 30 recipients of the Prime Minister’s scholarship to the value of almost $10,000. Lydia will conduct an eight-week...
In a first for Wairoa, EIT is offering a hands-on practical programme that will see students building a house from start to finish in the heart of town. The level 3 New Zealand Certificate in...
Newly-appointed head of EIT’s School of Tourism and Hospitality and the English Language Centre, Glenn Fulcher will take up the position in early April. Formerly regional manager, Pacific,...