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Thanks to the dedication of our schools and kaimahi, returning and potential students got an opportunity to find out more about programmes they’re interested in. Hundreds took up the opportunity to engage in face to face conversations with school representatives and seek advice from our support teams. More than 100 participants took the opportunity to… Read more »
The School of Creative Industries welcomed back ākonga and kaimahi for Semester Two in their brand new building. On Monday morning, the green light was given to move into B108 to the delight of our new and returning ākonga who arrived excited to start the semester in their new home. Operational Lead for Unitec &… Read more »
An extensive overhaul of guidance on the use of our digital tools by James Oldfield and Te Puna Ako team will help address concerns raised in the most recent key indicator of student engagement, the Student Net Promoter Score (NPS). The NPS for Semester 1, 2023, recorded a good result of 30 for new students… Read more »
How amazing is it to race with a vehicle you have built yourself? See the incredible final project presentation of the grads of Unitec’s NZ Certificate in Mechanical Engineering programme! Throughout their journey in the programme and with the help of their passionate Lecturers, Svetlana Pencheva, Gerald Ryan and Hector Zinck, they demonstrated exceptional skills… Read more »
Our kaimahi and ākonga star in our latest TikTok advertising campaign! This is the second time we have put together TikTok adverts after a hugely successful round of videos last year. These ads are aimed at 14-20 year old’s and are a fun way to give rangatahi some ideas about the huge range… Read more »
Winter Wellbeing Reminders Te Whare Tapa Whā (the four sides of wellbeing) What’s on Taha Tinana (Physical) Taumauri – our wellbeing platform is accessible to you and up to five of your whānau and friends. To register: visit https://tepukenga.synergyhealthltd.com/ complete the registration form using the code: education. Your whānau and friends follow the same process to gain access. Ergonomic… Read more »
Takina Te Hau e Te Reo Karanga, a Unitec E-press book celebrates the programme and people involved in the kaupapa which ran from 2017 to 2022. Reflections from previous participants are shared in the book which captures the depth of impact the programme had on its learners and its kaiako. Te reo karanga of Whaea… Read more »
What you need to know and where to find information The proposals and latest updates can mostly be found on Te Whare (Te Pūkenga intranet), with some information only accessible on What Say You (the platform where you can provide feedback). Both of these require a sign in, but it should be quick and… Read more »
He whetū whakaihuwaka a Hinekura Smith, kua roa nei e kōkiri ana i te mana o te ao Māori. Ahakoa ngā aupiki, ngā auheke o te wā, kei te kaha pīataata tonu mai tōnā hinengaro kokoi. Ko tōna aumangea he tohu whāinga mo te mātātahi o te ao Māori. Te Rarawa and Ngāpuhi descendant, Hinekura… Read more »
Four Unitec researchers have been chosen as PBRF Panel Members in the 2026 TEC led National Quality Evaluation. Marcus Williams, Director Research and Enterprise, says this is a significant recognition of their capability, and reflects very well on Unitec/Te Pūkenga. “It is an excellent learning opportunity for these researchers and will represent a generous contribution… Read more »
