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Tim Farrell (left) receives the Top Overall Apprentice for 2021 Mike Davis Memorial Cup from the President of the Rotary Club of Greenmeadows, Jenny Robertson, at the Rotary Club of Greenmeadows and EIT Hawke’s Bay Trade Training Awards 2021 this ... Read more...

Pupils of Peria School enjoyed a class trip with a difference recently, exploring the cultural history and archaeological features of a heritage taonga which is in their own neighbourhood. Children joined Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga staff ... Read more...

Evening architectural design classes aimed at people wanting to retrain or learn new skills will be on offer at EIT later this year. The classes will form part of the first year of the Diploma of Architectural Technology [Level 6] being offered ... Read more...

Significant new research from AUT will help to ensure that the voices of people working in tourism and hospitality are heard as part of a process to create better work in the industry. The New Zealand Tourism and Hospitality Employee Experiences ... Read more...

Two new courses aimed at supporting those caring for people with Type 2 Diabetes and pre-diabetes have been launched as cases continue to rise. Nicola Goss, Lecturer - Health & Diabetes, has a Bachelor of Science Majoring in Nutrition. Nicola ... Read more...

The Auckland University of Technology is meeting the needs of teachers with the implementation of the new school history curriculum from 2023. The University is not only working to ensure its graduate teachers are prepared for the new curriculum, ... Read more...

The Human Rights Commission has released a set of uniform guidelines in an effort to help schools align their policies with human rights principles. The non-binding guide is framed around a Te Tiriti o Waitangi and human rights lens and follows a ... Read more...

The recently released 2021 Annual Report for Open Polytechnic highlights a second year of record enrolment growth, strong financial and course completion results, and significant progress towards closing the equity gap for priority learners. A ... Read more...

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School students and commercial music teacher Henare Kaa have written, composed and produced ‘We Tumeke’ the official waiata anthem for Bullying-Free NZ Week, which culminates in Pink Shirt Day today. Mr Kaa with Year 13 students from ... Read more...

  These young writers will hone their writing skills and develop their craft through the year as part of this programme and we congratulate them on their success. 2022 Youth Mentorships awarded to: Shima Jack (Logan Park High School) Eloise ... Read more...