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Balancing the gender scales in New Zealand’s tech workforce

Yoobee College of Creative Innovation has joined forces with Datacom, to increase the number of women pursuing and excelling in careers in technology.

 

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Meet Siriah - Double Diploma student lands graduate role at Ocean Design

Siriah Steele studied the Diploma in Game Art & Development and the Diploma in Creative Digital type: entry-hyperlink id: 2WLUbCd8Fz8HK0ArcoXVrw at the Yoobee Colleges Wellington Campus. Being at Yoobee shaped how she is to this day - bringing out her confidence in creativity and challenging her design thinking.

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It's never too late to change - Meet Jayne Gale

Meet Yoobee student Jayne Gale, economist-turned-game developer who now works at one of New Zealand’s fastest growing game development companies.

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Kiwi students take on the world working for Facebook & Snapchat

Creative Marketing Externships

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Yoobee Grads produce TVNZ series ‘The Vloggingtons’
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Yoobee Grads produce TVNZ series ‘The Vloggingtons’

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Yoobee Grad Produces Award-Winning Film
Film

Yoobee grad, Holly Beckham's film ‘He Ara Anō’ has received ten prestigious awards; including, Mokkho International Critics Choice Award, Halicarnassus Best First Time Director and the Sasee Best Student Short Film Award.

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White paper: Action Needed to Grow Creative Economy

An industry-sweeping whitepaper, released by Yoobee Colleges and UP Education, calls for urgent action to transform Aotearoa’s creative sector into an economic engine to drive New Zealand’s economic recovery and growth.

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Emmy Award for Film and TV Graduate

Oscar Featherstone, a 2011 graduate of Yoobee Colleges South Seas has been globally recognised for his editing work on the CNN investigative journalism story, Putin’s Private Army, winning a News & Documentary Emmy Award for his efforts.

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Creating Content with the Intent to Inspire Māori Youth

The Yoobee Colleges 2021 Indigenous Legends Scholarship winner, Hakopa Ririnui, is on a mission to inspire younger generations of Māori into the creative industries.

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Meet Jazz Thornton

Jazz studied at our South Seas campus and directed the multiaward winning documentary Jessica’s Tree, about the impact of a friend’s suicide. She has also co-founded the charity Voices of Hope, is the subject of a feature length documentary, The Girl on the Bridge and has written a book.