EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
Hi, it’s Guy Harrison here. I am a para athletics, golf and badminton player for New Zealand. I spent lockdown with my Nana up at Ninety Mile Beach. Her house is right on the beach, so all my...
Engaging in New Zealand cultural experiences forms an invaluable part of the international student journey. To support this, students get to experience a traditional Māori welcome at a marae...
The government reviewed the current Alert Levels yesterday, and announced that the COVID-19 Alert Levels will remain in place until 11:59pm Sunday 30 August. From Monday 31 August Auckland will...
Good evening The government announced tonight that New Zealand’s most recent COVID-19 Alert Levels will remain in place. Auckland will remain at Alert Level 3 and the rest of New Zealand...
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...
This week training began at Taratahi Agriculture Training Centre to encourage new entrants and people whose employment has been affected by COVID-19 to consider a career in the food and fibre...
By the time identical twins Viraj and Varun Boodhun started their Bachelor of Nursing degree at EIT, they had gained a medical degree overseas and were well on their way to becoming medical...
Te Aroha Hunt is the coordinator of Tuai Kōpū, a new programme initiated by the Hawke’s Bay District Health Board (HBDHB). Tuai Kōpū is supporting pregnant Māori and Pasifika women...
Learning about sustainable practices and helping save the world have been a focus for a Gisborne upcycled fashion designer. Katie Clinnick has a passion for upcycled clothing – she scours...
The EIT School of Business is excited to announce a new scholarship. Ryman Healthcare have generously offered the Sir James Wattie Scholarship worth $15,000, in honour of visionary Hawke’s...