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A new work augmented learning pathway will enable Northlanders to study towards a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy while continuing to work in paid or volunteer roles.

NorthTec welcomes the news from the minister on the decision of NorthTec’s future. NorthTec look forward to being able to continue the delivery tertiary education in Northland.

NorthTec and Te Matarau Education Trust (TMET) are pleased to announce that we are again working in partnership.

The Excellence in Research Award presented to NorthTec academic staff member, Te Hemo Ata Henare, recognises a lifetime contribution to Toi Māori, education, and rangahau.

Earlier this week, we welcomed the Consulate General of India in Auckland, Dr. Madan Mohan Sethi, and other dignitaries to Te Puna o Te Mātauranga Marae.

NorthTec ākonga studying cookery in Kaitaia served up a sumptuous three-course meal to celebrate a partnership which has led to upgraded facilities for hospitality training in the town.

NorthTec showcased its Maunga Kura Toi – Bachelor of Māori Arts programme at Te Āhuareka o Ngāti Hine Festival and was also a corporate sponsor for the event held in Moerewa from 28 to 30 March.

“Northland has long been known as the birthplace of Aotearoa New Zealand and is home to a wealth of culture, art, and history.”

In the heart of New Zealand’s Far North, Swiss-born restaurateur Daniel Fasnacht has built an impressive hospitality empire, spanning two restaurants and two hotels.

Karlos Sullivan completed his final assessment for the Bachelor of Sport and Recreation, run by NorthTec in conjunction with AUT, on a Wednesday afternoon. By afternoon the next day, he had packed up his car and was on his way down the country to his new role.

NorthTec’s Māori Arts department held the Maunga Kura Toi- Bachelor of Māori Art graduation exhibition.

Chef Brooke Irving is collaborating with Papaka Road Gin to run a delectable and hands-on Masterclass!

“When I was in high school I developed an interest, particularly in civil engineering, but in engineering as a whole"

“I’m loving the course. I love learning and being around people who are interested in the same thing.”

A NorthTec nursing student keen to pursue a career supporting tamariki has been named as the 2024 recipient of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and Whānau Āwhina Plunket’s Mere Harper and Ria Tikini Memorial Scholarship. 

A delegation from the Guangzhou Institute of Technology (GIT) in China was hosted at NorthTec’s Raumanga campus in Whangārei last week

With Matariki ready to rise and grace our morning skies, the Kahikatea Mental Health and Wellbeing team at NorthTec has created a hauora initiative to help uplift and support the wellbeing of ākonga and kaiako alike.

Representatives from Te Tai Tokerau’s infrastructure industries were on hand to witness the formal opening of NorthTec’s new Civil Engineering and Architecture Excellence Centre.

Last month tutor Hughie Blues and ākonga undertaking the NZC in Cookery (Level 4) got the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to head up north to Te Uri o Hina Marae, Pukepoto near Ahipara for a wānanga on traditional Māori cuisine with Chef Joe McLoud.

NorthTecheld a blessing Ceremony for its newly built Civil Engineering and Architecture Excellence Centre on Monday the 15th of April.

The annual Northland heat of the Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge went off without a hitch this weekend. Held at NorthTec’s Dyer Street campus in Whangārei, the challenge is a regional competition for Construction Apprentices from across Te Tai Tokerau.

The 2024 Food and Beverages Trade Academy Students at NorthTec have survived their first service in the Apprentice Restaurant at NorthTec’s Raumanga Campus. The set service lunch took place on Monday the 8th of April and saw the full class putting their new skills to the test.

Martin Tomas spent his 20s training and then working as a graphic designer, attached to a desk and a laptop or computer for the vast majority of his working days. That is until he threw it all in to become a fencer.

Almost one hundred secondary school students from across Tai Tokerau have signed on to NorthTec’s Trades Academy programme this year, getting a head start on their career goals while gaining industry skills and credits toward NCEA and University Entrance.

NorthTec’s hospitality team joined forces with the Northland Regional Council (NRC) to, once again, bring wild food treats to the Northland Field Days which took place between the 29th of February to the 2nd of March last week.

Shae Greeks-Rawson is no stranger to the hospitality industry, she’s worked as wait staff and front of house and many other roles throughout her time in the industry.

Please be assured that your programme of study or training will continue as planned.

Ani Keefe has a passion for all things hair and after years of putting her family first and all her own hopes and dreams on hold, she’s finally following that passion.

The Weavers National Hui is held biannually at marae throughout Aotearoa and has been ongoing since 1983. This year it will be held in Te Tai Tokerau at NorthTec | Te Pūkenga’s Raumanga campus in Whāngarei.

Learners undertaking the Certificate in Horticulture (Level 3) at NorthTec | Te Pūkenga have been getting on-the-job experience while giving back to the community by volunteering at the Quarry Gardens in Whangārei.