SIT News

• Fashion students cutting it fine for Hokonui
• SIT Queenstown Campus closed due to snow
• Massage students set to endure eight hour enduro event
• Students raise over $800 for earthquake victims
• Students ask for help for their people
• SIT signs memorandum of Agreement with Confucius Institute
• Christchurch Campus Electrical Refreshers
• Vet nursing students get a taste of Country Calendar
• SIT Open Day gains interest further afield
• Animation in Invercargill CBD vision
• Chinese representatives offer support for students
• BIT students discuss job opportunities
• Students impress movie brothers
• Beauty Therapy looking good for 2013
• SIT student spends week helping conservation effort
• Trade initiative builds students' options
• SIT boosts classes in line with demands
• New Bachelor of Commerce a popular choice
• English Language Scholarship
• Automotive Student joins pit crew
• Modern mass gains nod from church
• Centre finally harnessing sun's energy
• Staff Research Symposium
• Nursing tutors aim to claim BNZ Workplace Challenge
• Chameleon show showcases SIT talent
• 2012 SIT Award Ceremony
• BIT students create app for real-time tracking of cyclists
• SIT holds training for solar electric panel installation
• SIT Community Newsletter October 2012
• Work about to begin on $7m SIT student accommodation
• 2012 Free Pet Health Check
• Research Poster Symposium
• Vault Café open for business
• Learning initiative for SIT
• Scholarships on offer for top SIT trades students
• Helping SIT students to be more professional
• SITuations Vacant
• Southland Health Research, Five Minute Findings Forum
• 2012 Bachelor of Nursing Health Expo
• Governor-General visit to SIT
• $5.5 million trades block opens
• Olympic Quality
• New digs for students
• Creativity comes alive at SIT's Downtown Campus
• Music students set to tour next month
• SIT awaits cinema premiere of Two Little Boys
• Redesign of Export Southland logo nets student award
• Flim Flom Films win again
• Corpor8 Rowing 2012
• Mayor Tim visits students in build up to Two Little Boys
• The Great Sand 2 SIT Duathlon
• Industry ties strengthen SIT courses
• SIT shines its Solar PV programme
• Intergen hires new recruits
• Train with the Southland Stags
• Re-Orientation Week
• CareerFest Southland
• SIT plans for more city apartments
• Wilson McCaskill workshop inspires
• UCI Track Championships provide rare opportunity
• Master Chef competition held
• Steel visit Otahuhu School
• Weta takes interest in SIT
• SIT students set for Outward Bound
• Trades upgrade reaches halfway
• SIT Kids Concert marks 10 year anniversary
• Intergen visits southern students for recruitment
• Finding joy in boy toy assignment
• SIT Nursing suites receive upgrade
• Migrants enriching the community
• Sci-fi western to be 'fully Southland-made'
• Cyclist hopeful for Paralympics
• 'Search 4 Stars' Comes South
• Recognition at 2012 Uni Games
• Students Show Creativity
• Innovative website invites open bids for work
• World Cycling comes to Invercargill
• SIT to sponsor Damon Leitch again in 2012
• SIT Graduates and Award Recipients 2011
• SIT graduates now able to advance to AUT MBA
• SIT talent showcase a success
• SIT celebrates 40th anniversary
• ‘SIT has a natural cultural fit with India’
• SIT celebrates global success
• Centrestage sound system gets $40,000 boost
• Family affair at Te Ara Reo Maori graduation
• South's 'next Peter Jackson' taking his film to Cannes
• US Grammy Award winner visits SIT
• SIT offers free English lessons to Chinese
• iTunes U Global Leader
• SIT media student's new movie poised to win hearts and minds
• SIT takes off with rocket launch
• Student numbers at SIT Queenstown triple in less than a year
• ‘Skilling the Community - Preparing for the Upturn' Conference July 2009
• Bungalow training invaluable
• Hairdressing students excel in regional competitions
• Hospitality students continue winning streak
• SIT's going global
• Hospitality students fire up in the kitchen
• Southern Apprentice Challenge a great success
• SIT short film flies higher

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