Compilation from google Students angry qualifications scrapped Radio New Zealand - Nov 13, 2014 About 400 WITT qualifications have been withdrawn because there was insufficient evidence that course work had been completed. Kelsey Waitere said her now useless Diploma in Maori Performing Arts helped her get a job at Disney World in Florida and ... Students may not have to redo course Radio New Zealand - Nov 13, 2014 Hinga Harris said she received an email this week from WITT telling her about an investigation into the course failings. The email signed by the polytechs chief executive Barbara George said its records showed Mrs Harris had met the requirements for ... Inquiry into other tertiary institutions Radio New Zealand - Nov 13, 2014 More education organisations are to have their courses scrutinised by the Tertiary Education Commission, which identified the failure of a Maori performing arts course at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. Some 400 students who took part in the ... Polytech course confusion remains Taranaki Daily News - Nov 12, 2014 Hinga Harris said she had been enrolled in a Maori performing arts course without her knowledge and awarded a certificate from Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (Witt). However, by late afternoon Witt chief executive Barbara George said Witt ... course confusion remains Stuff.co.nz - Nov 12, 2014 Hinga Harris said she had been enrolled in a Maori performing arts course without her knowledge and awarded a certificate from Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (Witt). However, by late afternoon Witt chief executive Barbara George said Witt ... WITT boss gutted by slack kapa course waateanews - Nov 12, 2014 She says it was a double failure of those running the programme and those overseeing it, and normal WITT policies and procedures were not followed. Six Maori department staff including department head Tengaruru Wineera resigned once the extent of the ... 101 waateanews - Nov 12, 2014 The chief executive of Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki, Barbara George, says she feels absolutely gutted by the schools kapa haka debacle. The polytech repaid the Tertiary Education Commission $3.7 million after investigations revealed the ... Unwittingly enrolled in polytech Stuff.co.nz - Nov 12, 2014 This week the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) and NZQA released damning findings into the Level 4 and Level 6 course at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (Witt), proving they had been poorly run, students had graduated without ... Taranakai institute revokes 347 graduate qualifications Newstalk ZB - Nov 12, 2014 A Maori arts organisation says tertiary education providers need to be up to scratch, so employers know what theyre getting when they hire a graduate. The call comes as Taranakis Western Institute of Technology revokes 347 Maori Performance Arts ... Association believes other courses will suffer Radio New Zealand - Nov 12, 2014 The National Maori Tertiary Students Association, Te Mana Akonga, says other Maori courses at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki will be under scrutiny. The Tertiary Education Commission and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority this week ... Witt students angry at Maori study debacle Manawatu Standard - Nov 12, 2014 While Witt has denied knowledge of any issue until May of this year, the NZQA report reveals the polytechs pre-assessment moderation identified problems with assessment material in 2013, but no action was taken. Witt was not able to locate any examples of ... Failure of Maori tertiary course has flow-on effect Radio New Zealand - Nov 11, 2014 Maori student advocacy groups say Maori courses have come under fire following revelations by the Tertiary Education Commission about two failed Maori performing arts courses at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. The National Māori Tertiary ... Witt failed us: students Stuff.co.nz - Nov 11, 2014 Witt is now required to refund the diploma graduates or retrain them in another Level 6 qualification for free. One student, who didnt want to be named, said the news her qualification was worthless was shocking. She said she had spent significant time and ... Funding probe means 400 pupils may lose qualifications New Zealand Herald - Nov 11, 2014 Six staff members have resigned and Western Institute of Technology (WITT) has repaid the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) more than $3.5 million following an investigation into its National Certificate in Maori Performing Arts courses. A probe ... Eight involved in Maori courses left WITT Radio New Zealand - Nov 11, 2014 An independent report found the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT) had not met delivery or funding standards for the courses between 2009 and 2013. The combined Tertiary Education Commission and New Zealand Qualifications Authority ... 400 pupils may lose qualifications New Zealand Herald - Nov 11, 2014 Six staff members have resigned and Western Institute of Technology (WITT) has repaid the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) more than $3.5 million following an investigation into its National Certificate in Maori Performing Arts courses. A probe ... WITT to repay $3.7m in funding Radio New Zealand - Nov 10, 2014 WITT to repay $3.7m in funding. Updated at 4:11 pm today. Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook. A Taranaki tertiary institute at the centre of a six-month investigation of its Maori programmes is being forced to pay back $3.7 million in government funding, and ... Overfunded education provider ordered to pay back $3.7m TVNZ - Nov 10, 2014 Taranakis Western Institute of Technology (WITT) has been forced to repay $3.7 million following an investigation into its overfunded Maori Performing Arts programme. An independent report into WITTs National Certificate and Diploma in Māori Performing ... $3.6m repaid, and staff resign, after failure of Maori courses at WITT Scoop.co.nz (press release) - Nov 10, 2014 Chief Executive Barbara George says investigations by WITT, the Tertiary Education Commission, and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority have revealed that the courses did not, in all cases, deliver the required number of teaching hours for the ... Polytech pays $3.7m back to government Taranaki Daily News - Nov 10, 2014 Taranakis Witt polytech has paid $3.7 million back into government coffers and faces retraining 400 students following a six month investigation into two Maori performing arts courses. Chief executive officer Barbara George said they were still working out ... WITT to repay $3.7m in Govt funding Radio New Zealand - Nov 10, 2014 The findings of a combined tertiary education commission and NZQA inquiry into the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT) were released today. As part of the findings about 300 Maori Performing Arts students would have their qualifications ... Investigation at Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki Scoop.co.nz (press release) - Nov 10, 2014 The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) have completed an investigation into practices at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT) including the delivery of the National Certificate and ...
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