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.

Third-year MIT carpentry student Daniel Smith has won this year’s Registered Master Builders Apprentice of the Year regional title for Auckland and will now join eight other regional winners from throughout the country for the national final in Auckland from 7-8 November.

MIT has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding with?SENZ, the training and employment services provider for Pasifika communities throughout the country.

From tech giants to consulting firms, over 30 companies attended this year’s Career Fest held in May at MIT Manukau and Tech Park campuses.

For the past 35 years, the brick and block laying ‘Apprentice of the Year’ award has gone to a male apprentice. In 2023, BCITO graduate Kiri Cooper made history by becoming the first female to take home the Silver Trowel.

Cabins built by our pre-trade carpentry students are providing homes for whānau in the Far North, helping to alleviate the region’s housing crisis.

Students from our Bachelor of Applied Counselling course have caught the attention of national mental health advocate Mike King and his I Am Hope foundation. Part of the three-year degree programme, which includes on-campus, self-directed and online learning, is a 200-hour practicum placement under the supervision of a trained counsellor.