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ITI ITI Newsletter February 2008


One of the aims of ITI is to raise the profile of quality private tertiary education in general and of ITI members in particular.  This newsletter is a key tool for disseminating some of the success stories in the sector, many of which you will not read about elsewhere.  In this issue, we profile the Career Expo at Red Fish, Natcoll's prestigious award and a very big deal for the Media Design School.

ITI also appeared twice in the latest edition of the Education Review.  The paper published a feature article by ITI Chair Tim Cullinane arguing strongly for limited exemptions to the controversial 103% "over provision" cap.  Tim also opposed suggestions that private trainers should have their "profits" published on the grounds that it would be a lose-lose scenario for private providers.

Please enjoy this month's newsletter and feel free to encourage your colleagues and stakeholders to sign up directly.

Neil Miller
Executive Director
ITI


Red Fish Careers Expo A South Auckland careers expo in March will provide local hospitality employers with a great opportunity to check out some top-quality staff. Red Fish, a recruitment company recently launched by private training provider New Zealand Management Academies   (NZMA), is holding its first ... more »
Natcoll Takes CG Challenge XXI Award When the CG Society (CGS), a global organisation for creative digital artists, announced its XXI Challenge late last year, they proudly promoted it as their “largest challenge to date.” The CGS supports artists from amateurs to professionals by offering services to connect, inform, educate ... more »
Development Deal Offers Huge Advantage to MDS Students The Game Development programme at Auckland’s Media Design School   (MDS) has secured top deals with both Sony and Nintendo, and for the first time Kiwi students will be given access to cutting-edge, industry-standard game development kits for both Sony PSP and Nintendo GameCube ... more »
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