EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EIT has been commended for its progress in lifting Maori achievement rates in tertiary education. The Tertiary Education Commission is telling institutions to improve the results for their Maori...
EIT is flying all flags at the Tonnelliere de Mercurey North Island Young Winemaker of the Year competition, with five of the seven entrants either current students or graduates. The...
Fashion designer Misty Ratima’s star is glowing ever brighter, with the EIT graduate collecting the supreme award in a nationwide competition for Māori fashion talents for a second...
SPECIAL EXHIBIT: Self-expression through photographs and text . . . EIT health and wellbeing tutor Cherie Te Rore with IsaiahRuby Gray and Ruth Namana at the students’ advocacy...
One of the most popular learning tools on the EIT campus is the institute’s new logging truck, which is enabling students to get real time experience in the forests and on difficult forestry...
EIT’s School of Primary Industries has a new leader as it moves towards playing a bigger role in supporting the regional economy. Nigel Udy has a significant background in teaching,...
NEW JOB Enviromental and indigenous rights lawyer Dayle Takitimu is the new kaitiaki (head of school) at Toihoukura, EIT School of Māori Visual arts. There has been a changing of the...
Wairoa student Rahiri Makuini Edwards-Hammond has been awarded a trip to Columbia, having risen to the challenges set at a nationwide Lions Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme workshop. A Year 13...
The Waipawa Musical and Dramatic Society’s Phantom of the Opera production was an opportunity for EIT students to showcase their newly-acquired hair styling and make-up skills. Six young...
EIT student success in winemaking and viticulture competitions continued with wins by two distance students in the Wairarapa Young Viticulturist of the Year competition. Scott Lanceley-Cockram, a...