Radar is a monthly magazine-style online video about events happening in and around CPIT.
At the start of 2012 there is already plenty happening
on and around campus
We tour CPIT's Open Day including an exclusive performance by The Loons
Circus Theatre Company.
CircoArts graduate Sam Wills talks about his internationally acclaimed show
The Boy With Tape on His Face, which was a sell-out success at the recent
Stronger Christchurch World Buskers Festival.
Engineering technology graduates Sam and Harshana introduce us to their
potentially life-saving final year projects.
And we visit the stirring launch of the new Pasifika Trades Training
programme.
On the Radar in December
It’s CPIT’s Creative Festival and we visit the Art & Design students’ Road Cone exhibition at the Christchurch Botanic Gardens.
Chief Executive Kay Giles talks about the recent announcement of 100 new scholarships for 2012.
Outdoor Education student Hamish Coldicott talks about his plans to tramp and camp the entire West Coast of the United States of America.
Title music thanks to the CPIT Jazz School.
On the Radar in October
We talk rugby fever with CPIT’s sports science department
Art & Design student Jonny Waters gives us a preview of CPIT’s upcoming Creative Festival
We check in on Canterbury Tertiary College secondary students at CPIT’s Sullivan Avenue trades campus
Director and CPIT tutor Richard Bell takes us behind the scenes for the making of CPIT’s new TV ad 'Blank Canvas'
Title music thanks to the CPIT Jazz School.
On the Radar in September
Ngai Tahu’s Mark Solomon talks about He Toki ki te Rika - an ITP and Iwi-led, collaborative Māori Trade Training initiative to build Māori capability in the building and infrastructure industries in Canterbury
The Jazz School Goes Home, with CPIT Head of Performing Arts Tom Rainey
Around the world in four lunchtimes, celebrating CPIT's diversity with the Polyculture Festival
The Graduation celebration with broadcaster Stacey Morrison
Title music thanks to the CPIT Jazz School.
On the Radar in August
The world’s smallest folding electric bicycle at CPIT’s Engineering Expo
Westpac Young Designer finalist Georgia Currie’s Debut and MisteR takes on fashion week
A visit from South Korea
Māori and Pasifika Language Weeks
Chief Executive Kay Giles talks about the rebuild
On the radar this month
The Creative Hub and why displaced arts organisations have found a new home at CPIT.
CEO Kay Giles talks about the PIN conference in Canada.
Celebrity chef Johnny Schwass is in the Pantry.
Bobby Kennedy from Opshop at the Chartfest festival.
Architecture student Nathan Punton talks about the Gapfiller project at CPIT.
Trades tutor Richard Gorrie talks about Habitat for Humanity.
