EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EIT Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science student Ngaun Siau is preparing for a vintage placement at Craggy Range and an associate judging role at this year’s Hawke’s Bay Wine Awards. The...
EIT Bachelor of Creative Practice (Music) student Kaden Hura-McIntosh is already making his mark as an independent musician, with two albums released and a new EP developed through his...
Receiving a scholarship after five years of study at EIT is “extra-rewarding” for Bachelor of Nursing student Jessie Tomoana (Ngāti Kahungunu), who left school at 15 before later returning to...
Thirteen years after leaving an accounting diploma, Francis Chiaroni has completed a Bachelor of Creative Practice (Music) at EIT and is preparing to graduate. Now 38, Francis first studied at...
After leaving school at 16 and becoming a mother at a young age, Blaze Stafford-Nukunuku never imagined she would one day be leading fitness and hauora classes for her community. Now working at...
A Napier barbershop owned by an EIT graduate has given two newly qualified barbers from the same programme their start in the industry. Boxed Out Barbershop owner Brad Warren completed the NZ...
Two Hawke’s Bay rugby brothers have used time sidelined by injury to gain new skills through study at EIT. Noah and Rudy Ioasa, well-known rugby players from Central Hawke’s Bay, both...
For 19-year-old Emma Davis, seeing her designs come to life on the runway was the highlight of her NZ Diploma in Fashion (Level 5) at EIT. Emma completed the diploma last year at EIT’s...
After four years studying the Bachelor of Creative Practice (Visual Arts and Design) at EIT, artist Taya Evans’ work reflects significant artistic growth. Originally from Gisborne, Taya (Te...
Bachelor of Creative Practice graduate Liv Wilson has added a second major scholarship to her achievements after completing her studies at EIT. The 26-year-old, who graduated last year, has...
