Toi Ohomai News Articles
For three decades, Tangatarua Marae has been a place where people have come together to learn, connect, celebrate and belong.
More than 80 kaiako (teachers) from 15 kura and schools across the Bay of Plenty are taking newly learned digital technology skills back into their classrooms.
More than 2,000 future learners from across the Bay of Plenty and South Waikato explored tertiary study, vocational training, and career pathways at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology's 2026 Ngā Rā Whakawaia Open Days in Rotorua and Tauranga this month.
School leavers get a head start with Free Fees* at Toi Ohomai's Rotorua Mokoia campus.
The Mokoia Campus Recreation Centre has officially reopened, welcoming students, staff and the wider community back through its doors in time for the start of Semester 2.
More than 120 international alumni, staff and community leaders came together at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology's Mokoia Campus recently for the Global Alumni Evening, a celebration of connection, achievement and belonging.
Toi Ohomai is among the first tertiary organisations in Aotearoa New Zealand to roll out Cogniti, an AI platform that enables Kaiako (teachers) to create course-specific learning agents.
Behind Dr Ken Kennedy’s kind eyes and warm smile was a man with a gifted memory, a broad knowledge of iwi ancestry and a staunch passion for Māori language.
Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology has welcomed Te Wānanga o Aotearoa to Pūkenga Rau, Tokoroa’s central education hub, marking a collaborative approach to regional vocational education in the South Waikato.
Toi Ohomai has marked its return to independence, welcoming a new Chief Executive and Council.