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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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Bruce McQueen and Andrew Champion are representing NZ in Welding at the international WorldSkills NZ competition in Abu Dhabi.
Josh Holliday-Brown, a Toi Ohomai automotive apprentice has won a $1,200 scholarship from the MTA
Toi Ohomai NZ Diploma in Business graduate, Mark Wilson
Dan Taylor, automotive tutor at Toi Ohomai, receives the supreme award for Exceptional Adult Educator at the Adult Learner Awards in Tauranga
Ana Morrison has been appointed as Toi Ohomai's Executive Director: Strategic Partnerships and Māori Success
Helping young Pacific artists find their voice
Toi Ohomai Civil Engineering graduate, Chelsea Oliver
The Toque d'Or team from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology in Tauranga
Anais Levis (L), a Year 12 student from Otumoetai College said attending Toi Ohomai's Open Day made her study options clearer.
Linton Winder demonstrates the latest in forestry simulation technology.
New Tanker Huge Asset for Bay Transport Students
Toi Ohomai First Anniversary
Celebratech, part of Techweek Tauranga will showcase innovative technology from around the region
Toi Ohomai media students outside the SwitchedOn Exercise and Wellness Centre.
Students line up for cake, served by CE Dr Leon Fourie
Flight attending students from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology mingle with residents from the Ocean Shores retirement village
New directors for Toi Ohomai
Paradox Street Art Festival
2017 Toi Ohomai High Performance Sports Scholars
Chef Peter Blakeway, Mathew Tomlinson, Rhys Arrowsmith, Jason Rowling & Nicole Kritz
O'Week fun at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
Te Ara o Mauao @ the Toi Ohomai Windermere Campus
Pooja Chand, Crystal Rutherford and Jeremy Moses are culinary students at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
Norah Maclachlan with her 'Tuakiri' collection
Peter Sommers from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology speaks at the recent Youth Athlete Development Symposium
Tyesha Te Kanawa wear MVS (Most Vicious Society) by designer Glen Maclaghlan
Bay Rugby scholarship recipients: Masiu Vainikolo, Jessie Williams and Brad Armstrong
Bay Rugby scholarship recipients: Masiu Vainikolo, Jessie Williams and Brad Armstrong
Masiu Vainikolo, Jessie Williams and Brad Armstrong
Greg Bold: University of Waikato's Lecturer of the Year, Corporate Executive Education
Greg Bold, University of Waikato's Lecturer of the Year, Corporate Executive Education
Greg Bold, University of Waikato
Greg Bold, University of Waikato's Lecturer of the Year Corporate Executive Education
'East of Eden' by Nicol Sanders-O'Shea
Alan Hampton and Alf Rendall
Nikolas Cook, recipient of a Secondary School Achiever Scholarship
Carpentry students assisting Tauranga City Council
High Performance Sports Scholars honoured
The Wedding Gowns are being modelled by three sisters of the Paul Whanau, Honey, Roka and Macauley.
Diploma in Tourism (Flight Attending) students made fierce competitors in the human foozeball competition.
Diptych tops at NZ art awards
Head Chef Aidan Galloway
Ansan City mayor Je Jong Geel (centre) with Bay of Polytechnic international manager Julie Bradley and international liaison Brett Muir.
Dr Amanda Torr
Crowds gather for the colour explosion at Colour Dash NZ
Colour explosion at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
Director Education & Maori Development, Kieran Hewitson
Bay chef's delight at Toque d'Or
Simon takes the go-kart for a spin.
Egg-citement all round at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic students take silver at the annual Waikato Culinary Fare
Mike Scott, award winning electrical tutor.
Open Day fun with the Manic Room at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
'Property of my old man'
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic's Paul King and Brian Dillon with RDA CEO Kat Macmillan and volunteer Elin Hansen
Casey Hume and Aidan Galloway are bringing delicious gourmet meals direct to hungry families in the Bay.
Mark Hendry is thrilled to accept the awards on behalf of Bay of Plenty Polytechnic.
MasterChef Contestants Kasey & Karena and Tanisha & Verena
2014 High Performance Sports Scholarship recipients
Dr Alan Hampton, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Chief Executive, welcomes students to the Windermere Campus.
Aidan Galloway, Head Chef at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
Dave Bishop (L) congratulates music graduate Sam Walker.
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic student, Laura Settle
Wendy Morrison, Rt. Hon. John Key with Bay of Plenty Polytechnic's James Paterson.
Nicol Sanders-O'Shea installing her body of work
Kuku Wawatai
Beryl & Derek Prujean with Jean Jackson
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic hairdressing tutor, Lynette Joseph.
Supreme Design Winner, Sarah Gifford (r)
Debbie Shepherd's awarding winning City Lolita ensemble. Credit: WOW.
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic carpentry students Drop, Cover & Hold during ShakeOut
Kristy King with her tasty cupcakes supporting the SPCA's cupcake day!
Carpentry Group Leader Brian Dillon with graduate Troy Davy.
Silver medal winners Hemi Le Noel, Laura Settle, Anna Farrell & Jane Broderick.
Bay of Plenty Polytechnic graduate and Fulbright Scholar, Kelly Ratana.
Brennan Barnett-Mullan is gaining experience and helping patients at the Cardiac Clinic in Tauranga
Sam Webb gets to grips with fighting fire during STWC training at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic
Lesley Mochan with a resident at KAT
Mr Professor Wang Yuanghong, Chairman of University Affairs Council & Polytechnic Business Development Manager Richard van der Jagt.
Pat Pattison (second from right) with Dave Bishop (far right) and Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Music Production & Performance students
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Qatari delegation visits Bay of Plenty Polytechnic