UCOL ākonga awarded $35,000 in 10th year of Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarship
Eighteen Manawatū ākonga were awarded Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarships yesterday, totalling 35,000 to assist them with their studies and career advancement.
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Japanese student cohort strengthens education links with Whanganui
UCOL Whanganui has celebrated a successful cohort from Japan, as part of the collaborative internship programme with National Institute of Technology Tsuruoka College and Whanganui & Partners.
UCOL celebrates first graduation of Trade Start cohort at Wiri Corrections Facility
UCOL celebrated the first graduation of students studying Trade Start at Kohuora Auckland South Corrections Facility, last Friday, 5 December.
UCOL Building Apprentice Wins Regional Challenge
UCOL are proud to celebrate Carpentry ākonga, Campbell Poulton, who took out the annual New Zealand Certified Builders Manawatū Regional Apprentice Challenge, earning himself a spot at the national conference and challenge next month.
UCOL ākonga awarded $28,000 in Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarship
Eleven Manawatū akonga have been awarded Freemasons Willson Lewis Scholarships yesterday totalling $28,000 to assist them with their studies and career advancement.
Partnership helping rangatahi to ‘Kick for the Seagulls’ for first time
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.
UCOL Nursing Students Elected to Prominent Māori Nursing Leadership Roles
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.