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EIT’s School of Business announced the winner of the Sir James Wattie Scholarship. Bachelor in Business Studies student Candice D’Acre (Ngāti Porou) was awarded the scholarship worth...
Students from EIT’s IDEAschool are set to show off their best work of the year at this year’s Arts Festival. The Arts Festival officially opens this Friday, 27 November, at 5pm at...
EIT students Kelsi and Ashford Thompson are fulfilling their dream to launch their own fashion label, Thompson Aotearoa. Their garments will make their first appearance on the catwalk at the...
The arrival of the global pandemic Covid 19 has completely changed the life path for many. For Gisborne student Nishant Surathu aspirations changed from electronics engineering to becoming...
Gisborne woman Chantelle Abraham had left high school when she realised she did need an education to get a career. But the single mum of two started with a literacy and numeracy course to get her...
After 28 years in the Defence Force, Davey Forbes has decided that it’s time for a change. He recently accepted a job offer to teach on EIT’s new NZ Certificate in Outdoor and Adventure...
EIT was the sponsor of the Excellence in Innovation Award won The Clean Crew at this year’s Pan Pac Hawke’s Bay Business Awards, presented by the Hawke’s Bay Chamber of Commerce,...
EIT graduate Michaelyn Jacobs, who completed her Bachelor in Creative Practice last year, is the winner of the 2020 John Harré Award to the value of $3,500. The award was established to...
Mitchell Knights is ready to cap off an exciting study year with the showcase of his films at the IDEAschool Arts Festival on November 27. It’s the last hurrah before completing the degree...
As a child Rachel Ripohau loved to accompany her father, a truck driver, on rides around the country. Rachel (Ngāti Kahungunu) says that her passion for trucks and heavy machinery stems from...