Southern Institute of Technology Business student, Aurora Cai, was given a well-earned reward recently, much to her surprise and delight. She’s the first recipient in Southland of the Jane M. Klausma…

Southern Institute of Technology Cookery students had the opportunity to expand their culinary repertoire recently when they hosted the Rotary Club of Invercargill at the
Bungalow Restaurant; guests …

A microplastics citizen science project initiated in 2019 through the Southern Institute of Technology’s Bachelor of Environmental Management programme, is going from strength to
strength - its lates…

The quest to earn a spot in the Southern Blast netball team gets underway this weekend.

Over 50 players from throughout the southern zone have been nominated for the trials to earn a place in the Nat…

Tutor James Richardson tells us a bit about his background and what students get to do during the course.

Engineering Tutor and Programme Manager Carlo Gabriel tells us a bit of himself in this video and what is involved in the Engineering courses at SIT.

From the tender age of eleven, Daisy Thor-Poet was mapping out a future in filmmaking. She  started making films and entering them in competitions, winning national awards, long before most children …

Layla Hunter would describe herself as a practical  person so when she was deciding where to study, she chose Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) for all the right reasons. A really close and conv…

Uta Higuchi has been fortunate to discover her passion for hairdressing at a young age. From Queenstown and currently studying Year one in the New Zealand Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support) …

To outsiders, it might have looked as though Aucklanders Emma Adams and Aaron Walden had the perfect careers and lifestyle.

The young couple had great jobs – Emma was working in television as a media …

Telford is toasting it’s Massey Diploma in Agriculture Class of 2020 with all their graduates going directly into full-time employment in the rural sector after graduation.

Telford’s Programme Manager…

Brooke Woolsey isn’t one to shy away from a challenge.

As if running a 4000-acre sheep, beef and dairy grazing unit in West Otago with her husband and being mum to two small children didn’t make for a…

Mason Jones came to study agriculture at Telford from a city background. Realising he would be starting from scratch, he chose to study there because he knew he needed to learn the basics properly.

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With a long family legacy at SIT, Damian Mitchell’s decision to study there was shaped by family members who’d gone before him. All his family of five chose to attend SIT for their studies, and in a …

Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) graduate Stefenpon Sitindjak has successfully competed in, and won the Lee Kum Kee NZ Developing Chefs Challenge which was held on October 12th at the Auckland …

Logan Wallace’s life story so far is a veritable source of inspiration. Grounded in hard work, overcoming challenges and aiming for the top, he continues to push himself to achieve, driven by the des…

Judith de Wilde was looking for a suitable way to increase her beekeeping knowledge, but something able to fit in around work commitments and family life. The New Zealand Certificate in Apiculture hi…

How do you train healthcare workers to recognise and manage Covid-19 before you have access to patients, or before people get sick? Southern Institute of Technology nursing students are learning how …

SIT student Josh Clarke was awarded the national prize in the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (NZDE) “Best Engineering Project” for his Meat Tubing Machine Design Project. Having worked in a meat …