Congratulations to our Hospitality students

Nine students from the Hospitality Department entered the Auckland Regional Culinary Fare on Saturday 23 June 2012. This is an annual competition held for students who are studying hospitality or the culinary arts. It is the first time National Technology Institute has entered this competition and we are delighted with the students’ results as all nine students won a medal.

Six of our students entered the Classic Cocktail competition: two won gold medals with one student being in the top three of all the competitors, two gained silver medals and two achieved bronze.

Three students were in the barista competition with two gaining silver medals with one of the students being in the top four of all competitors. The other student achieved a bronze medal.

We are very proud of our students’ achievement. They were competing amongst the best in the Auckland area and we are aware of how much our students impressed judges and spectators alike. Graduates who achieve in this competition are always sought after by employers as they have proved their skills and professionalism. We look forward to more of our students entering this competition in the future.

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Ntec set up a booth at the International Food and Moon Festival in Auckland on 22 September 2012.

Congratulations to our Hospitality students

Nine students from the Hospitality Department entered the Auckland Regional Culinary Fare on Saturday 23 June 2012. This is an annual competition held for students who are studying hospitality or the culinary arts. It is the first time National Technology Institute has entered this competition and we are delighted with the students’ results as all nine students won a medal. Read more >

Concordia Institute of Business rated "Highly Confident" by NZQA

We are very pleased to inform you that in the recent External Evaluation and Review (EER) by NZQA, Concordia achieved the best possible rating, scoring "Excellent" in each of the focus areas and overall achieving "Highly Confident" for both Educational Performance and Capability in Self Assessment.

 In this comprehensive review, NZQA looked at the areas of student achievement, the value of outcomes for students and other stakeholders, programmes and activities, teaching, student guidance and support, and governance and management, and these were all rated excellent. The report is available on the NZQA website.  

Letter from Len Brown, Mayor of Auckland

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Our students from Concordia Institute of Business – Tauranga Campus helping out in Christchurch

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Ntec and students are featured in a New Zealand Herald article

Ntec and students are featured in a New Zealand Herald article on the rising number of international students from emerging markets.

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Ntec is now in partnership with the College of Future Learning (FutureCOL)

Ntec is now in partnership with the College of Future Learning (FutureCOL) based in Hastings, Napier and Wairoa. FutureCOL has been in business since 1986 offering Computing, Business and Cookery programmes.

Nazli Effendi, Director of NTEC’s NZILD will serve as Director in FutureCOL together with Liddy Trotter, CEO. Both schools will operate separately but share knowledge on how the other can improve its operations.

Read more about FutureCOL here

Concordia is a proud sponsor of the annual Capoeira Festival

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