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This is the latest news from Toi Ohomai. Read about our students, graduates, our staff, and our activities.

New Intake for Ngāti Whakaue Business Partnership
Tuesday, 14 Mar 2023
More Ngāti Whakaue business owners are set to benefit from a business development programme led by Ngāti Whakaue Assets Trust, Toi Ohomai and Ngāti Whakaue Education Endowment Trust. Read more...
Business News Articles, Industry Experience News Articles
Scholarships for Women on the Horizon
Wednesday, 08 Mar 2023
Donations from generous Bay of Plenty businesses have ensured local women don’t miss out on valuable educational scholarships. Read more...
Mother of Five Creates Sparks in Industry
Tuesday, 07 Mar 2023
A fees free incentive was the push April Jones needed to pursue to trades career. As a mother of five, April wanted a career that would positively impact her family and prove that women could do… Read more...
Electrotechnology News Articles
Women in Trade Network Inspiring for Female Tradies
Monday, 06 Mar 2023
Chanelle Moke was nervous about studying in a male-dominated industry, but she’s thriving in the workshop and hopes a new initiative will help other women feel confident studying a trade. … Read more...
Automotive News Articles
New Accounting Degree to Benefit Students and Industry
Tuesday, 07 Feb 2023
A new Bachelor of Accounting on offer at Toi Ohomai aims to fill the industry shortage and will make learning seamless for students. Read more...
Business News Articles
Bakery Expert Relishes Egypt Experience
Friday, 03 Feb 2023
Toi Ohomai patisserie expert Noel Remacle has shared his skills with students at an Egyptian University as part of a new partnership. Read more...
Hospitality News Articles
Business Development Course a Success
Monday, 12 Dec 2022
Ariana Smith wants to help whānau Māori into work and says a business development course led by Ngāti Whakaue Assets Trust and Toi Ohomai has enabled her to set solid foundations for her pakihi (… Read more...
Business News Articles
Hairdressing Changes Decoded
Thursday, 08 Dec 2022
The hairdressing industry has welcomed the news that ākonga completing the Unified Hairdressing Programme from 2024 will finish their course as fully qualified hairdressers. Read more...
Hair and Beauty News Articles
Hands-on Learning Best for Building Apprentice
Friday, 25 Nov 2022
Lily Florence knew she wanted to work with her hands and wanted to learn skills to help her renovate old houses. Read more...
Carpentry and Building News Articles, Industry Experience News Articles
Forestry Scholarships to Provide Valuable Insights
Thursday, 03 Nov 2022
Peter Kapene was always interested in a career in forestry, so when the opportunity for a scholarship arose, he jumped at the chance. Read more...
Forestry and Wood Production News Articles, Scholarship News Articles
Enquiring Business Minds
Tuesday, 25 Oct 2022
When Covid-19 turned the world upside down, it became an opportunity for business students to learn through adversity and challenging times. Read more...
Business News Articles
Toi Ohomai Students Land American Internships
Friday, 14 Oct 2022
Matthew Hemingway-McPhee is preparing for the adventure of a lifetime. The Toi Ohomai Hospitality Management student will finish his course in November, and in the new year, he’ll fly to America… Read more...
Hospitality News Articles, Industry Experience News Articles
Collaboration Enables New Forest Research
Friday, 07 Oct 2022
A research project aimed at identifying the demographics of Whakarewarewa Forest users aims to be a key input into future strategies for the district. Read more...
Business News Articles, Hospitality News Articles, Research News Articles, Tourism News Articles
Toi Ohomai Patisserie Guru to Teach in Egypt
Friday, 23 Sep 2022
With a passion and flair for patisserie like no other, Noel Remacle is a baking guru. The Toi Ohomai tutor gained an international audience when he started posting baking videos online during the… Read more...
Hospitality News Articles
Gaining Confidence Through Te Reo Māori
Thursday, 15 Sep 2022
Ada Chen speaks five languages. She's fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin and English, and at basic level, she understands Japanese and now te reo Māori. Read more...
Te Kura Māori News Articles

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