UCOL and partner organisations have celebrated a cohort of rangatahi at an informal graduation ceremony after they completed the 17-week long Kick for the Seagulls programme, where they achieved Level 2 numeracy and literacy credits taught through the language of sport.
UCOL is proud to announce that Dr. Eswaranathan (Nathan) Ehambaranathan, Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Development, has been awarded the prestigious Oxford Award for Excellence in Human Resource Development 2024.
UCOL is proud to celebrate lecturer Kate Sellar, and recent graduate Wouna le Roux, for being selected to exhibit their works in the highly regarded Time exhibition organised by the Surface Design Association (SDA).
UCOL Horowhenua has successfully renewed its Dyslexia Friendly Quality Mark (DFQM) until 2027, reinforcing our commitment to creating an inclusive learning environment for all ākonga.
Ākonga (learners) from UCOL U-Skills Academy programmes have been recognised for their hard work and achievements at a series of prize-giving events across the rohe.
UCOL is proud to partner with Palmerston North City Council, Y-Central, Sport Manawatū and Police to deliver ‘Kick for the Seagulls’ to a group of 10 rangatahi for the first time in Palmerston North.
Two second-year nursing students at UCOL Manawatū, Morgan Beugelsdyk and Davis Ferguson, have been elected to key positions within Māori nursing. The appointments are testament to their dedication to improving healthcare for Māori communities and supporting their fellow students.