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Degree and Diploma Graduation, a celebration of what makes MIT ‘unique’
More than 670 members of the Class of 2024 graduated in three ceremonies held over two days at Due Drop Events Centre, Manukau. Celebrations began with Tuku Taonga, a special annual recognition of the achievement of Māori graduates held at Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae, ?tara. “Many of us didn’t take the straight path,” student speaker [...]
MIT hosts youth voices on Race Unity
Race Unity Speech Awards 2025: Jordyn Joy Pillay - National Champion with Dr Claire Achmad and Jessica Tupai 2024 National Champion. Jordyn Joy Pillay has been named the National Champion of the Race Unity Speech Awards held at MIT’s Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae, ?tara over the weekend. In her kōrero, the Year 12 Ormiston College [...]
Pathways to purpose celebrated at MIT Certificate Graduation ceremony
For Rahera Walker, graduating with Level 3 New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry and Construction was not without its challenges.
TechPark building resilient futures through education
MIT TechPark is helping learners future proof their skills for long-term, rewarding careers in trades and engineering.The 9,000 square metre, state-of-the-art complex officially launches on…
Introducing PNG judges to artificial intelligence techniques
Artificial intelligence is being used to assist judges in a number of jurisdictions worldwide. In China and the US, an AI system has been employed to inform sentencing once a judge has delivered a guilty verdict.
Putting Maaori health and cultural competency at the heart of Nursing’s future
For Rahera Walker, graduating with Level 3 New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry and Construction was not without its challenges.
Unitec and MIT celebrate more than 20 years with ASB Polyfest
Tāmaki Makaurau vocational education providers are partnering to mark the 50th anniversary of the Auckland schools’ Pacific cultural festival.
Minister welcomes new students as the country’s ‘engine room”
More than 270 new trades and engineering learners have been welcomed to MIT with pōwhiri at Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae, ?tara.
Celebrating our future trades leaders
The achievements and hard work of MIT Trades Academy students have been celebrated at our annual prize giving. More than one hundred where awarded either Tohu Maia – Diligent Student or Tohu Tiketike – Top Student awards.
Retiring Principal honoured for “life changing” contribution to MIT
MIT’s School of Secondary Tertiary Studies (SSTS) has bid an emotional farewell to Principal Toe Pune. It was not only a chance to thank Toe for the contribution he has made during eight and a half years leading the school but to recognise his retirement after a four-decades long career in education.
