EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
A ministerial delegation from Kiribati has visited EIT’s Hawke’s Bay campus to learn about the institute’s national training programme supporting workers in New Zealand’s Recognised...
Four years ago, Ami Hokianga set out to complete her Bachelor of Social Work at EIT Tairāwhiti as a commitment to herself, her tamariki, and her future. This week, she will fulfil that...
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...
Max Elsmore is building a future in the construction industry after completing a certificate in carpentry at EIT Tairāwhiti. The 20-year-old from Gisborne completed the NZ Certificate in...
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...
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...
Those passionate about protecting the environment will soon be able to study a new suite of Environmental Studies programmes at EIT, following NZQA approval for the qualifications to begin in...
EIT-trained Chef Hilary Wroe has built an international career that includes working at Michelin-star restaurants in New York, behind the scenes on MasterChef Australia and a Senior Development...
EIT is launching a new hands-on training pathway designed to prepare aspiring landscapers and horticulture workers for careers in New Zealand’s fast-growing green industries. Beginning in...
The spirit of contemporary Māori art is taking centre stage at Auckland Museum this month, with a new exhibition showcasing works by postgraduate students from EIT’s Toihoukura School of Māori...
