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EIT | Te Pūkenga Foundation Trades Skills Tutor David ‘Mo’ Morice pictured (middle) with members of the Waiapu Civil Defence, and the HMNZS Canterbury in the background, co-ordinated specific...
Twenty-year-old Nathanael Elliott (Tuhoe, Ngāti Awa) had his heart set on joining the police, but a change in plans saw him enrol in the Bachelor of Social Work at EIT | Te Pūkenga in...
New communications and screen production programmes will be available in Tairāwhiti next year thanks to an agreement that will see workforce development company Rāngai offer them in...
A “COVID-19 cohort” of Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) students at EIT | Te Pūkenga Tairāwhiti will finish their degree this year, having overcome challenges and supported each...
Michaella Upston (Te Āti Awa) was all set to take a gap year after leaving Gisborne Girls’ High School last year but receiving a Year-13 Scholarship to EIT convinced her to enrol in the...
EIT’s long-serving Chief Executive Chris Collins will leave the institute at the end of the month after 18 years at the helm. Mr Collins has been Chief Executive of EIT since 2004 and when...
Opinion By Stephen Hensman Amid one of biggest reforms in a generation in vocational education, which has seen EIT become part of Te Pūkenga, the new New Zealand Institute of Skills and...
The achievements of students from 15 Gisborne and East Coast schools were celebrated at a Tairāwhiti Schools Trades Academy prize-giving today (Friday, 04 November 2022). This capped...
EIT has officially became part of Te Pūkenga, with a pōwhiri held at EIT’s Te Ara o Tāwhaki Marae at its Hawke’s Bay campus in Taradale. The transition means that EIT ceased to exist...
Pat Dewes (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Horowai) realised he needed a change in career when his son went to university, so he left his job at Work and Income to enrol in EIT’s Bachelor of Arts...