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Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology

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Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology is the largest tertiary provider in the Bay of Plenty and the third largest institute of technology in New Zealand.

We are home to more than 14,000 students, more than 1,000 staff, and we offer more than 150 programmes ranging from certificate to postgraduate level.

Bay of Plenty
Education
Joined August 2011
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www.toiohomai.ac.nz

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Students Contribute to Science from the Comfort of Their Homes
Toi Ohomai students preparing food for the community
Toi Ohomai April Graduations Postponed
Student receives an award at last year's Toi Ohomai Graduation
A free regional bus service for tertiary students will be launched in 2020 across the Bay of Plenty Region.
Toi Ohomai Chief Executive, Dr Leon Fourie with Emerging Business Award Winners, Collab Digital.
Overall winners, Bumble, a beeswax bag company with the judging panel
Young Enterprise Scheme (YES)
Diwali at Toi Ohomai
Rotorua Business Awards
Employer Connect - Health Sector event
Nicolette Miranda and Rotorua Canopy Tours Staff
Toi Ohomai Sustainability Market
Supporting Mental Health on Campus
Toi Ohomai 2020 scholarship applications are now open
Fashion Feasting Event
Latest cohort of farming students out of the Eastern Bay
Toi Ohomai Hub
Left to right: Cameron Fenton, Renee Reynolds and Christopher Gill
Charity House Roof Shout
Toi Ohomai Keep Cups
Toi Ohomai Culinary Arts Students at the Food for Thought Festival
Toi Ohomai Staff and Students on Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day
Pink Shirt Day
Toi Ohomai Beauty Therapy Graduate, Kayla Jans
Toi Ohomai's New Innovation Centre
This Saturday, 23 March, Culinary Arts (Level 5) class from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, in partnership with Good Neighbour and Te Aranui Youth Trust, will be participating in a rescue food cook-off with some of the Bay's most renowned chefs.
Toi Ohomai Graduation
Toi Ohomai Culinary Arts Student, Catherine Papesch
Left to Right: Kelly Pender with Howie Hinton Memorial Scholarship winner, Reef Cooper and Sheree Cooper
Chariry House Sale
Food for Thought Festival
Toi Ohomai Charity House
Paddington Store Owner, Leah Jackson
Sharl Fynn Wagner
Liz Te Amo
Barbering Tutor, Wendy Charlton
Saunoa Pau, Junior Legal Secretary at Holland Beckett
Toi Ohomai Graduate, Martin Gatens
Andrew Parker with his fast filling water gun
Toi Ohomai Graduation
Toi Ohomai Charity Golf Day
TECT National Sevens App
Toi Ohomai's Culinary Arts (Level 4) students baking a batch of goodwill for the Taupō community.
Toi Ohomai's Bachelor of Community Health
Toi Ohomai Student, Adrianne Eaddy
Westpac Tauranga Business Excellence Awards
Te Waa Logging
The Manikin Helping Nursing Students Save Real Lives
Toi Ohomai BCI Student, Seda Demirsoy
Toi Ohomai BCI Student, Seda Demirsoy
Example of an electric charging station in Rotorua
CANVAS Careers Expo - Tauranga
Toi Ohomai library is now live with the Koha library system, supported by Catalyst IT
Toi Ohomai library is now live with the Koha library system, supported by Catalyst IT
Toi Ohomai library is now live with the Koha library system, supported by Catalyst IT
Miles Art Awards 2018
The Curiosity Research Symposium held last Friday at Toi Ohomai's Mokoia campus
New Adventure Tourism course starting in Tauranga and Taupō
Some of the former FutureCOL students who are continuing their Culinary Arts studies at Toi Ohomai's Rotorua campus. From left: Kyrel Magnaye, Laziru Gamage, Kaween Nadeera, Amandeep Kaur, Sharon Hua and Ajay Chand.
Five Rotorua charities receive a share of $18,000 as part of the proceeds from the Toi Ohomai Charity House sale
Toi Ohomai student, Tuhoto-Airki Pene
Bachelor of Creative Industries graduate, Scott Boardman
Cameron Diack, Winner of the New Zealand Certified Builders (NZCB) Carpentry Apprentice Challenge, held at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology's Windermere campus on Saturday.
Apiculture Tutor, Omar Martinez
The awards and the lead up are totally managed by Rotorua High School students, pictured here at the finalist announcement.
Toi Ohomai engineering student Mandela Petersen has spent his Summer break on a design project at Surtees Boats near Whakatane.
Ian Chamberlain of Chamberlain Carpentry and Joinery with Toi Ohomai Graduate,Kieron Sloan
Jacob Van Silfhout (right), with Sam Gough, about to activate the sprinkler system at Toi Ohomai's Windermere horticulture department, via his mobile phone.
Swedish forestry tutor Anders Öberg shows student Bradley Solomon, 18, new functions on one of Toi Ohomai's harvesting simulators. Bradley is taking a three-month course in Basic Machine Operation before returning to his harvesting crew in Gisborne.
Computing and IT Student, Brijesh Donda, with Toi Ohomai Health and Safety Manager, Jason Pore, and ITCo co-director, Mark Wilkinson
Toi Ohomai Graduate, Sonya Hemopo
Toi Ohomai Rotorua Graduation 2018
Toi Ohomai Executive Director: Student Engagement & Experience, Patrick Brus, Kartsport Rotorua President, Brent Hatton, Toi Ohomai Chief Executive, Dr Leon Fourie.
Toi Ohomai's Marine and Environmental Management Team with court judges from Thailand
Bachelor of Community Health student, Kathy Brown
High Performance Sports Awards
Toi Ohomai Graduate, Shannon Grey
Toi Ohomai/Wairakei Partnership
Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, CE, Leon Fourie
Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, CE, Leon Fourie
Toi Ohomai and Scion Partnership
Image, L-R: Cathy Cooney, Toi Ohomai Chair; Janette Irwin, NZ WEPs Committee; Ana Morrison; Vicky Mee, Chair NZ WEPs committee; Shannon Willoughby, entrepreneur; Leon Fourie.
Toi Ohomai Youth and Community Engagement Leader for EBOP and Regional YES Coordinator Greg Brimmer works with Whakatane High School students on their business idea.
Toi Ohomai and University of Waikato students with business mentors at the Project Ignite Showcase event held in Tauranga last week.
Toi Ohomai Executive Director – Strategic Partnerships and Māori Success Ana Morrison
Photo credit: Whakatane Beacon
Deepak (Deep) Kumar
Bay of Plenty Times caught up with Bachelor of Creative Industries student, Bobbi Summers, after being awarded the BayTrust Dillon Scholarship.
University of Waikato Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alister Jones, Chief Executive of Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, Professor Wiremu Doherty and Toi Ohomai Chief Executive, Dr Leon Fourie signing the renewed Bay of Plenty Tertiary
Euginea Fernandes
Emma Fraser
Bachelor of Creative Industries graduate, Lynette Fisher
Eduardo Aguila
Darlyn Chutuape
Taupō Food and Beverage students, Sasha Chadwick (left) and Sara-Lee Honana (right) are proud to be a part of the team at Chris Jolly Outdoors.
Craig Montgomerie
Te Whaiti Marae: Toi Ohomai researchers and partner organisations join with Matekuare Whanau at the launch of the project
Te Whaiti Marae: Toi Ohomai researchers and partner organisations join with Matekuare Whanau at the launch of the project
Mita Tahata, film maker and Bachelor of Creative Industries student at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
Ladies Long Lunch