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After ten years in management, South African immigrant keen to start Graduate Diploma of Business at EIT | Te Pūkenga | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti - Vimarsana News

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SWIFT Launches $50,000 Scholarship Scheme - Vimarsana News

SWIFT Launches $50,000 Scholarship Scheme

South Waikato Investment Fund Trust (SWIFT) has launched a $50,000 scholarship scheme to help South Waikato residents of all ages with their tertiary education. SWIFT Chief Executive Amanda Hema says applicants who are not eligible for the Government’s ...

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Teen on the verge of school expulsion now getting results he never thought possible - Vimarsana News

Teen on the verge of school expulsion now getting results he never thought possible

Jo McKenzie-McLean/Stuff Paula Thompson says she is “super proud” of her son Francis Scott, who is achieving school results he never thought possible. Francis said the programme had been life-changing, and that he was not just achieving results he never thought possible, he was enjoying it. “School never worked out for me ... I haven’t ever had a year without getting in trouble, having some big drama happen,” he said. “This year was pretty bad. I was on the verge of being kicked out, and we fought and got me back into school, so I could do this programme.”