Frikkie Marx has been with EIT for more than two decades. In that time, he’s cemented himself as a backbone member of staff when it comes to online presentations and group training in South Africa. An updated list of courses he has presented with IDC and EIT is so extensive...Read More

Kelvin Power Station understands the value of group training for employees, and EIT has always been able to deliver the solution they need. Continue reading Group Training in the Energy Field Creates a Sense of Belonging at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.Read More

Bachelor of Science student and online higher education representative, Luis Abuel has made learning an important part of his daily routine. Continue reading How This EIT Student Made Learning Part of His Daily Routine at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.Read More

On the Southern tip of Africa sits unfathomable natural resources. Here are some jaw-dropping mining records you might not have known.  Continue reading From Tallest to Deepest: Southern Africa’s Impressive Mining Records at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.Read More

Being a student is one thing. Studying while working in the mining sector of Botswana is another. Thatanyana Adeku has recently completed his 52857WA Advanced Diploma of Plant Engineering, and with it, he’s made a decisive change to his life – to keep studying. His reasons are more than admirable....Read More

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There’s a well-known phrase that everything is bigger in Texas. From being the biggest state in the contiguous United States to having one of the world’s biggest football stadiums, Texas is also home to the world’s largest gate valve. The accolade came not for bragging rights or to honor the...Read More

We get it, deadlines are tough. However, it’s never too late to develop and implement productive habits to help you study more effectively. There are many ways you can improve your overall approach to studying that can help to raise your marks and lead to an even better understanding of...Read More

June 23rd marks International Women in Engineering Day. Today we are recognizing the fantastic work of women in engineering including almost three-time EIT graduate, Renée Gaspar. With a Bachelors of Applied Science in Materials Chemistry and a Bachelor of Engineering Honors Degree in Chemical Engineering from RMIT University, as a...Read More

Failure teaches us more than success.  Whilst on the surface it may sound seemingly absurd, this is a widely accepted thinking among the engineering field. Lessons will always arise in the face of disaster as the cause of failure can be exposed, reviewed, and corrected to make improvements.  In short, our wrongdoings are motivation for innovation.  However, this should not be confused with the idea that...Read More

Micro-credentials like Graduate Certificates are emerging as badges of honor in the workplace or as an educational pathway to further education in engineering.   It is an excellent way for working engineers to upskill, or for graduates to add to their academic portfolio and be job-ready.  Free Graduate Certificate Information Webinar Join us on the 15th...Read More

Here at EIT, we love a good movie that pushes the envelope of innovation, and no genre does it better than Science Fiction. Theoretically, a lot of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cinematic adventures could be plausible, and in fact, this list of five AI creations do have counterparts in the...Read More

EIT Lecturer and Course Coordinator, Dr. Akhlaqur Rahman, is one of the mesmerizing engineers within EIT’s Academic Team that is as passionate about learning as he is about the latest engineering trends.   Pictured: Dr. Akhlaqur Rahman “Engineering is ever-evolving and full of potential. All you need is the right attitude and determination. That’s what I love...Read More

Did you know that one of the oldest examples of aquaculture and hydraulic engineering is in Australia? In recognition of NAIDOC Week 2021, we are celebrating and recognizing the engineering achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Lake Condah © Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation The Budj Bim...Read More

For Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students and professionals, virtual reality (VR) allows for engaging and realistic first-person immersion. Leading companies and organizations are beginning to use the technology in education and training to connect knowledge with experience. Photo by XR Expo on Unsplash A Learning Analytics Theoretical Framework...Read More

Almost a decade ago, the opening ceremony at the London 2012 Olympic Games showed the world a recreation of Britain’s industrial revolution in spectacular fashion. As cameras panned over the Olympic Stadium and factories sprouted out of thin air, the rapid evolution of the industry was illustrated to 900 million...Read More

It is with profound regret that we bid farewell to Geoffrey Chalungumana who died on the 25th June 2021 from a COVID-related illness. We extend our deepest sympathy to all who knew him, but most particularly to his wife, Marjorie, and his sons, Lombe and Musonda. Geoffrey has been an...Read More