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The most popular programme at the Tairāwhiti Trades Academy at EIT this year would have to be the Level 3 Trades Academy Computer Technology drone making course, which has achieved the...
It all began with a computer. Of Ngāti Kahungunu descent Jo Heperi was born and bred in Takapau, twenty minutes from Waipukurau. Jo worked as rouser (wool sorter) for half of her life while...
EIT is delighted to announce that Associate Professor Kathryn MacCallum from EIT’s School of Computing is one of the ten finalists announced for New Zealand’s Tertiary Teaching Excellence...
From 6 – 8 September EIT will be one of six locations in New Zealand to host GovHack, one of the world’s largest open data competitions. EIT’s campuses in Taradale and Auckland are...
His bags are not quite packed yet but Napier based Mitchell Collister is ready for a big overseas adventure. Mitch, as he is widely known, is in his last year of a Bachelor of Computing...
Jeriel Sajan is the first EIT student to win the prestigious Graduate Women Manawatu EIT Award. Trustee Anne Walker presented the award on behalf of the Graduate Women Manawatu Charitable...
EIT is putting together courses for people who want to learn a bit of DIY to improve and maintain their homes. They are among the big line-up of the Adult Community Education (ACE) programme,...
EIT’s School of Computing was delighted to host the Open Data Conference on Thursday. “Open data is data anyone can use and share like weather or census data,” explained Thomas Hartley...
Turning your number one passion into a career is the ultimate and Tyson Kingi has been able to do just that after completing a degree in computer systems at EIT. Tyson has been engrossed with...
Lisa Rennie’s first start at EIT goes back ten years. Before Lisa enrolled in the School of Computing last year, she had already completed a Bachelor in Business Studies and a Postgraduate...