2025 Whānau Evening
Monday 3 February 2025
, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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Being part of healthcare history in Aotearoa
Student nurse David Brydon is using his experience in IT to research how AI can be integrated safely into nursing.
The beauty of a bright future
Laura loves working on clients at Beauty Zone, open during term time.
The path to achieving a lifelong dream
Biddy Mason, a second-year nursing student at NMIT, is part of the inaugural cohort studying remotely from Blenheim.
"It’s such a head start”
The Study and Employment Pathways programme at NMIT helps learners gain prerequisites and confidence for degree programmes.
A dose of inspiration for future Māori nurses
NMIT Māori student nurses are inspired at national conference
Celebrating our future nurses
We celebrate World Nurse Day with a story about a nursing student who just completed an IPE programme.
New Head of Nursing appointment
A recent and exciting new appointment sees Linzi Birmingham as the NMIT Head of Nursing.
Student-centric learning gets results
Don’t walk, run to a rewarding career in the fitness industry.
Strengthening career opportunities
Fitness graduate now works as a strength and conditioning coach.
Open doors with a qualification
Social worker, Hayley Veatupu, says her degree was ‘a game changer’.
Learning never stops
“The seeds that are sown today are the fruits we get later in life.” NMIT graduate
Adult learner dedicated to Māori health
Pepe Reading is returning to study to fulfil her dream to become a nurse.
Kaupapa supports future Māori student nurses
Hui connects Nēhi Māori (Māori student nurses) with iwi and culture.
Te Pūkenga NMIT shrinking barriers to learning
Deaf ākonga (student) grateful for support systems.
Social Work graduates not horsing around
Instead, they are mucking in where the mahi is needed.
The beauty of a career in Beauty Therapy
The journey is more than skin deep.
“I was held by everybody.”
Health issues had first year student at breaking point.
Kickstart a career in Nursing with $1000
Rai Valley Area School recently had their end of year award ceremony.
Helping to heal, problem solve and improve lives.
A career in social services is a rewarding one.
Counselling through Kapa Haka
Kapa Haumanu is a programme that weaves healing through traditional Māori tikanga.
Looking forward to a future in social work
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.
Love of sport steers student towards studying fitness at NMIT
Ollie Martin’s decision to study sport and recreation was fuelled by a chance opportunity to help friends during his last year at school.
