Unitec stories - Page 2

Unitec says its teachers will spend the next 18 months developing the skills needed to implement a ‘new and innovative’ style of learning.>>

Unitec has released the first designs of its new technology hub, the first major step in the education institute’s 10-year $200m campus redevelopment.>>

The Mind Lab by Unitec is an education offering for Kiwi children and teachers. It’s dedicated to science, technology, innovation and discovery.>>

Unitec's Red Alert will provide another layer of defence against cyber criminals, potentially saving money and protecting client data.>>

"We are a trusted nation and this asset of trust can be used to create opportunities for companies in the areas of the cloud and security. We can make New Zealand a hub for cyber security and cloud services that has the trust of the world.">>

"Unitec students are benefiting from unique career development opportunities and developing skills that are highly valued by employers, giving them a significant edge when they graduate and look to transition into another job.">>

The Unitec Institute of Technology is holding a competition 'Mobile App Competition for Girls' to introduce high school students to the world of computer science.>>

A new postgraduate qualification in digital and collaborative learning by The Mind Lab at Unitec will give teachers the opportunity to gain a suite of new digital skills, progressive teaching practices and the ability to transfer knowledge directly to their teaching community.>>

The Fortune 500 company Concentrix has joined the IBM Delivery Centre at Auckland’s Unitec Institute of Technology, with the partnership bringing numerous benefits to the students and the business community.>>

John Key on hand to formally open IBM's first New Zealand delivery centre, creating up to 400 new jobs in the process.>>

IBM’s new delivery centre looks set to offer a Kiwi jobs boost with a huge recruitment drive predicted for the next two years.>>

A SMEG-head! Steve Rielly has more than 16 years of experience with IT security and network consulting in New Zealand.>>