Two recent graduates from the South Seas Film and Television School have been making waves at film festivals around the world.  South Seas is a premier training ground for aspiring film makers and television producers, and operates out of Auckland.

A true international student, Qiyu (Eric) Chen was born in China, attended high school in Singapore and now attends the University of Auckland, in New Zealand.

This is about engaging with our young people and showing them there are options for their futures in health, fitness, sport and recreation

New Zealand Institute of Sport (NZIS) has partnered with Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) to offer a pathway to a Bachelor of Applied Sport & Exercise Science.

ACG Schools have received 22 Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards following last year’s examinations.

Raymond McGrath serves as a Lecturer at Animation College, and brings his decades of industry and creative insight into the classroom. He has explored virtually every creative medium available to bring his stories and characters to life, and he passionately passes along his knowledge, skills and enthusiasm to his students.

While exam results are important, they’re not the be-all and end-all and should be kept in perspective.

An overwhelming majority of ACG students aim to attend university and their questions need to be addressed – from where to find the degree they want, to when and how to go about enrolling.

Yoobee School of Design students are exhibiting their work in the Asteron building in Wellington from 12-18 December, highlighting the scope and range of creative talents developing at the creative school.

Excitement is brewing as the first 45 students at the NZMA Rotorua campus prepare for their graduation on Thursday 13 December. With the campus only officially opening in February this year, the first group of students graduating is a momentous event for them and staff.

“Ensuring that each child had a memorable day was extremely important to all the students.”

New Zealand Management Academies (NZMA) have partnered with Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology to provide a pathway for higher level learning students to access Toi Ohomai’s Postgraduate Diploma in Management.

ACG Parnell College Year 13 student Alex Pentchev has been announced as the inaugural winner of the ACG Founders’ Scholarship, established this year. 

NZMA graduate, Lynette Ann Burroughs has been crowned the New Zealand Junior Apprentice of the Year for floristry, as part of the New Zealand Flower and Garden show

NZMA provides ongoing and regular work experience opportunities for students, so they can continue to build their confidence in the skills they are learning.  

Three students have been shortlisted for the inaugural ACG Founders’ Scholarship, worth up to $75,000.

Students from the Diploma in Applied Management Level 7 were treated to an early breakfast meeting hosted by Westpac this week, to learn about How to become a better coach in the workplace – and why it’s a critical skill to develop.

NZMA has announced the appointment of Dr Kathy Garden as Dean of Research and Postgraduate Studies.

Yoobee graphic design students from three corners of New Zealand – Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch competed in the WorldSkills New Zealand national competition in October and the winner is now beginning a rigorous training schedule.

With a passion for pastoral care and a love of learning about cultural differences, Art teacher Nikki Rakete is delighted to be taking on the role of international dean from 2019.