EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
Sometimes great things come out of tough times. For Keremia Tairua that undoubtedly holds true. After a period of being unwell and even losing her beloved mother, Keremia who was working as a...
Bringing some homemade baked chocolate chip cookies into work is how Danyel Vickery likes to start the day. The EIT Bachelor of Business student is currently managing the City Student Studio in...
Practice till the lights turn off.” That’s one of the twelve principles former rugby league coach Graham Lowe created for his educational initiative “Kick for the Seagulls”. EIT is now...
After two years of working in Canada and from there travelling all the way down to Guatemala, Floyd Pepper is back in Hawke’s Bay. Three days ago the 24-year-old EIT graduate returned to...
A lot of happy faces were seen Thursday evening at the Hawke’s Bay Fruitgrowers’ Association (H.B.F.A.) annual awards ceremony at the Havelock North Function Centre. Looking back on a very...
EIT is offering three one day upskilling workshops for secondary school hospitality teachers (year 12 and 13). In Workshop 1 (13 February 2019) professional chef tutor Mark Caves and Amanda...
More students, more international participation, new programmes: EIT is booming. For the academic year 2018 EIT recorded 10,330 students in total, 1000 students more compared to 2017. Of these...
Jenny Todd can’t wait to kick start EIT’s New Zealand Certificate in Barbering Skills (Level 3). Jenny has been a hairdresser since she was 16 and completed a two year hairdressing...
People who want to secure a good future for themselves in Gisborne should seriously consider getting into a trade, say two local businessmen. “It’s a field that has been undervalued by...
Returning to Gisborne to study te Reo Māori has been the fulfilment of a long-held ambition for East Coast woman Te Atahaia Bartlett. Te Atahaia, 30, took a year’s study leave from her...