EASTERN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Te Aho a Māui | New Zealand
There will be over 2800 new jobs created each year for the next four years on the East Coast, and EIT graduates will be well placed to fill them. Infometrics data is used by the tertiary...
EIT’s commitment to Pasifika students was strengthened when Mary Suni Robertson joined our Pasifika student support team. Mary works from the Pouwhirinaki walk-in space in the Hawke’s Bay...
Established more than 50 years ago, the highly successful Hawke’s Bay Science and Technology Fair continues to be a highlight of the school year. The annual competition attracts entries from...
Having gained the National Certificate in Horticulture (Advanced Level 4), Karen Christy is keen for further study. Senior supervisor on a Mr Apple orchard in Clive, she is taking up...
A will to reduce the use of plastics and a listless goldfish swimming at the bottom of a fish tank prompted winning projects in this year’s EIT-sponsored Hawke’s Bay Science and Technology...
EIT is to be a showcase for the Māori language next week, with daily activities celebrating and promoting te reo.EIT’s Māori and Pasifika liaison advisor Lee Kershaw-Karaitiana says the school...
Annaliese Bond’s stepping stone to a career path was studying for EIT’s Certificate in Science. “If I hadn’t done that, I wouldn’t have had the confidence to go on to study...
EIT youth scholarships, partially funded by the government’s Youth Guarantee (YG) scholarship scheme, has now been extended to 18 and 19 year olds who wish to study up to Level 3. In...
Te Aho a Māui is to sit alongside EIT- Eastern Institute of Technology as the formal Māori name for the East Coast’s leading tertiary education institution. Fittingly, says EIT chief...
Taradale High School student Kate Gear is amazed to have won the EIT Hawke’s Bay Science and Technology Fair for the second successive year. With an eye for stories in the public eye, the...