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.

For Rahera Walker, graduating with Level 3 New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry and Construction was not without its challenges.

Tāmaki Makaurau vocational education providers are partnering to mark the 50th anniversary of the Auckland schools’ Pacific cultural festival.

More than 270 new trades and engineering learners have been welcomed to MIT with pōwhiri at Ngā Kete Wānanga Marae, ?tara.

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.

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.

Raynil Ram, a recent graduate of MIT, has secured full-time employment with WM New Zealand (formerly Waste Management New Zealand), thanks to the collaboration of the MIT's External Engagement and Academic teams.

Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) welcomed a record number of prospective ākonga and their whānau to its recent Open Day, with over 1,400 people touring Manukau and TechPark campuses.

Congratulations to the winners of the Break Time Nursing scholarship for Semester 2, 2024 -- final year students Keriana Walker-Whakahoehoe (Bachelor of Nursing - Māori) and Maria Seuao (Bachelor of Nursing - Pacific).

A storyboard created by four students on MIT’s Supported Learning programme was a stand-out hit at the recent Transition Expo, hosted by Disability Connect.