2025 Whānau Evening
Monday 3 February 2025
, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Discovering identity and connection through te reo Māori
Riu Donoghue has found another whānau here at NMIT.
Wrap-around support is the key to success
Sharon Salmon helps create a sense of whānau in her tuakana role.
Why study te reo Māori?
At NMIT, we can help you connect, grow your reo, and build confidence in te ao Māori.
Scholarship recognises a lifetime of service
Moetu Tuuta is the recent recipient of the Janice Manson Memorial scholarship at NMIT.
Serving up opportunities
Put forward your best kai moana dish at the Havelock Mussel and Seafood Festival.
Dream inspires award-winning story for kaiako
Writing in te reo Māori felt natural — like he was accessing some sort of imaginative main artery.
“I was held by everybody.”
Health issues had first year student at breaking point.
Connecting our Rainbow tauira
Kaimanaaki Māori Support Advisor creates inclusive sculptures.
Te Ahu o te Reo Māori — a pathway for te reo Māori
Inspiring educators to grow their capability and confidence in using and integrating te reo Māori.
Conservation Kaupapa
Leaving a conservation job in Australia to come to Te Tauihu and study on the Project MoturoaTrainee Ranger programme has been life-changing for Kiara Duke.
Iwi partnership enhances horticulture programme
NMIT and Ngāti Kuia work towards cultural restoration in the Pelorus area.
A good time to learn te reo
A short, gentle introduction to te reo—and all in your lunchtime.
NMIT named as a Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori provider
In partnership with iwi, NMIT will be a provider of the Government’s Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori programme.
A growing commitment to community
Amber Ford is continuing her commitment to Māori health by becoming a Tamariki Ora Nurse.
Wharenui carvings get some TLC at Whakatū marae
The carvings at the entrance to Kaakati, the wharenui at Whakatū marae have recently been restored and reinstalled.
Love your learning at NMIT
Studying at NMIT can be fun while you learn new skills
Matariki at NMIT
Matariki is a time to come together with whānau, friends and communities to be inspired for the new year ahead.
Your guide to learning and study over age 30
Are you heading back into the workforce? Perhaps you want to make a total career change? Wonder if you can wrangle study with other commitments like childcare or part time work? Step into study with this useful guide.
Top reasons to study at NMIT
In a bind about where to study? Settle petal, with this list your problem is solved.
What the TRoQ? Why new is good
You may have noticed our programme names are changing. Here's why...
Survive your first career expo like a LARPer
Come out wiser, stronger and with a greater sense of purpose.
New portal into your future
Next time you pass by the Māori studies centre, take a moment to soak in the wairua, or spirit, of NMIT’s new hand carved waharoa.
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori - Māori Language Week
Watch Te Hāpara Diploma of Māori Studies students perform in celebration of Maori Language Week 2015.
