EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EIT is playing an important role in keeping students in school through its Trades Academy programme but is also assisting early school leavers in finding their career path with the Education...
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori and Mahuru Māori are fantastic kaupapa that EIT utilises to instil te reo Māori as part of the institute’s culture, says Tuhakia Keepa, EIT’s Executive...
Portion control, reducing food waste and maximising profit without raising menu prices, are all part of a new EIT online short course aimed at chefs and restaurant managers. The Food Costing...
New Zealand’s Alert Levels are changing. From 12 noon today, until midnight Friday 15 August, Auckland will move to Alert Level 3. The rest of New Zealand will move to Alert Level 2. As a...
After a year working in a supermarket, I decided to enrol at EIT to study the Diploma in Therapeutic and Sport Massage. This is my first year of tertiary study. I chose to study massage because...
I was delighted to see the results of the Sports Awards organised by Sport Hawke’s Bay.Patu Aotearoa won the SBS Bank Innovation in Sport Award – Levi Armstrong who is the founder of this...
Hawke’s Bay’s emerging fashion talents basked in the limelight recently. They wowed a capacity crowd at EIT’s annual showcase of student design. Staged in EIT’s Trades Building, the...
EIT is launching two postgraduate programmes in creative practice and they will be unique as New Zealand’s only applied honours and master degrees steeped in kaupapa Māori philosophy. Both...
While EIT started as a community college in 1975, it’s continued to grow and develop as the needs of our region have changed. Over 215,000 people have graduated and been able to...
Working for an international company, EIT business graduate Rachel Newland regularly meets Lady Gaga in her job. Born and raised in Wairoa, Rachel joined Fuji Xerox after graduating with a...