Ka pai!

Subject expert and Otago Polytechnic’s Tumuaki Whakaako, Ron Bull, hosts a series of engaging online video lessons, allowing learners to complete the Te Reo Māori for the Workplace EduBit at their own pace.

Pam Thompson, Clinical Coordinator, College of Health at Otago Polytechnic now feels more comfortable using practical everyday words and phrases at work.

“It was easy and fun to do, and the online process was simple to follow,” she says.

A cut above the rest

Deli staff members at New World’s Long Bay supermarket on Auckland’s North Shore were among the first in-work learners to graduate with an EduBit from the Whitestone Cheese Co. Affineur Academy.

Supermarket co-owner Marcus Te Brake says “There is value in my deli staff being able to converse with customers on the subject of cheese. It presents up-selling opportunities. This additional knowledge provides a marketplace edge.”

Just what the doctor ordered

When revolutionary GP Lance O'Sullivan developed iMOKO, a start-up digital health service for children in Northland, he turned to EduBits to solve his training needs.

"We worked with Otago Polytechnic to develop EduBits specifically for iMOKO. We can now assess and credential our experienced staff. It has also enabled us to train our new volunteer digital health assessors efficiently."