Put your plans in place for 2025.
Join us to begin or progress your enrolment in time for classes starting January-February.
Already applied?
- Speak to our experienced subject experts about the programme or courses you’ll enrol in
- Accept your offer of place, get your documents certified and complete your enrolment
- Find out more about the support services available.
Ready to apply, or not sure what to study?
- Find out more about our programmes and find a study option that suits you
- Take a tour of our simulation centre and experience what it’s like on the bridge
- Get answers to questions you may have or get help with your application
- If you’re ready, you’ll be able to apply and start your enrolment.
Choose your session
Free parking is available at all campuses throughout the event.
MIT Ōtara campus
Date: Tuesday, 4 February 2025
Time: 12-2pm
Location: Dine at MIT, Gate 14, 55-59 Alexander Crescent, Ōtara (see campus map) – free parking during the event
Join us if you are interested in:
- Baking, Culinary & Hospitality
- Education (Early Childhood, Primary & Tertiary Teaching)
- English
- Floristry & Hairdressing
- Foundation & Bridging Studies
- Pacific Languages & Te Reo Māori
- Social Work
- Sport & Police Preparation
- Supported Learning.
MIT Manukau campus
Date: Tuesday, 4 February 2025
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Corner of Manukau Station Road and Davies Avenue, Manukau (see campus map) – free parking during the event
Join us if you are interested in:
- Business
- Digital Technologies
- Health & Counselling
- Nursing
- Maritime & Logistics.
MIT TechPark campus
Date: Tuesday, 4 February 2025
Time: 4-6pm
Location: 58 Manukau Station Road, Manukau (see campus map) – free parking during the event
Join us if you are interested in:
- Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical)
- Automotive Technologies
- Carpentry
- Construction Supervision
- Electrical & Mechanical Trades
- Plumbing, Gasfitting & Drainlaying
- Refrigeration & Air Conditioning.
If you can’t find your subject area, are unable to make a session, are unsure what to study, have questions, or don’t want to wait for our Enrolment Day, you can still drop and see us during our opening hours at MIT Ōtara and MIT Manukau.
What to bring:
- Bring your identification (ID) document or certified copy of your ID to process your application or enrolment (e.g. NZ Birth Certificate or Passport). If you have already applied, you will need your ID, references, and any other documents we’ve asked you for, so we can progress your application further. What documents you need to bring.
- If you want to go on a tour of MIT TechPark, you will be required to wear covered-toe shoes.
Useful information:
“Te Ara Oranga offer a service that supports students from the day of enrolment to the day of employment.”
“He raukura tēnei o Te Aho Matua.
I studied under / I am a graduate of Te Aho Matua / the Kura Kaupapa Māori model of education. My first exposure to mainstream education was when I enrolled for MIT.
MIT offers great support, even coming from overseas, they offer support for all walks of life. I enrolled with Te Ara Oranga, and they offer a service that supports students from the day of enrolment to the day of employment.
My ideal job looks like a position in the healthcare sector that is underpinned by Māori concepts, for Māori.“
Awhina-Tawera Takuira-Mita
MIT student
“Make the most of the support given – the support is there.”
“I enjoy the support services such as Te Ara Oranga, they’re very understandable and will do all they can get us across the line – from finances to scholarship opportunities, nursing kits and awhi in travel, ka rawe!
The kaiako I’ve met has been beautiful to me on this learning journey. Also, the opportunities I got as a tauira, travelling Aōtearoa and meeting new people, has been awesome and I know it will continue for the rest of my studies here.
Understand your why as this will be the drive for you to get past the finish line, make the most of the support given – the support is there, and embrace your culture.
You got this!”
Autymn William
MIT student
“The staff are amazing and actually care about your wellbeing and studies.”
“I made good use of the academic learning support services at MIT. The team of librarians, the Career and Employment Services (CES) and Te Ara Oranga were super helpful. They offer effective learning tools to help you manage your time and workload. Also, there are counsellors if you need advice or someone to talk to.
The staff are amazing and actually care about your wellbeing and studies.
It is the best learning institute in South Auckland.”
Elizabeth Manu
MIT student
“The most lovely staff – I couldn’t recommend anyone else.”
“I want to become the best Māori Croatian nurse out there.
Knowing there aren’t too many Māori nurses I wanted to show that we aren’t just the stereotype people make us out to be. I wanted to show my babies that if you want to be something, go for it.
MIT and Te Ara Oranga provided me with a safe space and friendly staff/lecturers that were willing to help me reach my goal. They knew my situation. They knew I was struggling with my babies, and I’m annoying with questions, but any question I had they would answer and even if that person didn’t know they would find a way to get the answer. The most lovely staff – I couldn’t recommend anyone else.
I enjoyed the people, the diverse cultures, and the amazingness of everyone coming together to reach the same goals.
My advice is ‘just do it’. You are never too old or too young, if this single mama of three can do it, so can you! “
Kayla Leef
MIT student
“Te Ara Oranga offer a service that supports students from the day of enrolment to the day of employment.”
“He raukura tēnei o Te Aho Matua.
I studied under / I am a graduate of Te Aho Matua / the Kura Kaupapa Māori model of education. My first exposure to mainstream education was when I enrolled for MIT.
MIT offers great support, even coming from overseas, they offer support for all walks of life. I enrolled with Te Ara Oranga, and they offer a service that supports students from the day of enrolment to the day of employment.
My ideal job looks like a position in the healthcare sector that is underpinned by Māori concepts, for Māori.“
Awhina-Tawera Takuira-Mita
MIT student
“Make the most of the support given – the support is there.”
“I enjoy the support services such as Te Ara Oranga, they’re very understandable and will do all they can get us across the line – from finances to scholarship opportunities, nursing kits and awhi in travel, ka rawe!
The kaiako I’ve met has been beautiful to me on this learning journey. Also, the opportunities I got as a tauira, travelling Aōtearoa and meeting new people, has been awesome and I know it will continue for the rest of my studies here.
Understand your why as this will be the drive for you to get past the finish line, make the most of the support given – the support is there, and embrace your culture.
You got this!”
Autymn William
MIT student
“The staff are amazing and actually care about your wellbeing and studies.”
“I made good use of the academic learning support services at MIT. The team of librarians, the Career and Employment Services (CES) and Te Ara Oranga were super helpful. They offer effective learning tools to help you manage your time and workload. Also, there are counsellors if you need advice or someone to talk to.
The staff are amazing and actually care about your wellbeing and studies.
It is the best learning institute in South Auckland.”
Elizabeth Manu
MIT student
“The most lovely staff – I couldn’t recommend anyone else.”
“I want to become the best Māori Croatian nurse out there.
Knowing there aren’t too many Māori nurses I wanted to show that we aren’t just the stereotype people make us out to be. I wanted to show my babies that if you want to be something, go for it.
MIT and Te Ara Oranga provided me with a safe space and friendly staff/lecturers that were willing to help me reach my goal. They knew my situation. They knew I was struggling with my babies, and I’m annoying with questions, but any question I had they would answer and even if that person didn’t know they would find a way to get the answer. The most lovely staff – I couldn’t recommend anyone else.
I enjoyed the people, the diverse cultures, and the amazingness of everyone coming together to reach the same goals.
My advice is ‘just do it’. You are never too old or too young, if this single mama of three can do it, so can you! “
Kayla Leef
MIT student
