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Students graduate from Toi Ohomai

Leah Tebbutt
By Leah Tebbutt
Multimedia Journalist·Rotorua Daily Post·
12 Dec, 2018 04:00 PMQuick Read

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Michaela Hendra (left) and Stephney Henry graduated from Toi Ohomai. Photo / Supplied

Michaela Hendra (left) and Stephney Henry graduated from Toi Ohomai. Photo / Supplied

Student life is over for Toi Ohomai students who have had their graduating ceremony.

There was no parade for the 130 graduating students from Mokoia Campus yesterday but for the first time the institute had ceremonies across the whole region.

The regional graduation tour started in Tauranga with two ceremonies over Monday and Tuesday. There are three more in Taupō, Tokoroa and Whakatāne later this week.

Rotorua Chamber of Commerce acting chief executive Bryce Heard was the guest speaker to the students who gained their certificate qualification.

The Rotorua Diploma and Degree programmes will be graduating in April 2019.

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Graduating Courses:

Tourism
Hospitality and Services
Trades and Logistics
Engineering
Creative
Technology and Infrastructure
Community wellbeing and development
Business
Management
Legal studies

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