The Management of Melane- sia Training Institute would like to advise the general public and our good stake- holders that the academic year ends on the 14th of De- cember and resumes on the 28th of January. Further to that the tenta- tive date for our graduation will be on the 01st of March, 2019. The Management and its staff would like to wish all our Trainees and stakehold- ers a very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year 2019. MTI Bulletin Page 1 Vol No. 1 / Issue 3 IN THIS ISSUE Business trainer Mrs. Lode Paivu and trainees Dimsie Waipo and Carolyne Boboko on hand to recieve visitors to the Business Exhibit. Melanesia Training In- stitute has again hosted a successful Open Day in November. The event was held to showcase to the wider community the various business and technical programs offered by the institute. Trainees and their trainers in respective departments of Business, Electrical, Vehicle Technology, In- formation Technology, Architecture and Draft- ing, and Civil Engineer- ing actively participated in the one day event with models, diagrams, dem- onstrations and other ex- hibits going up on display for the public and the in- vitees. The program not only drew interests from par- ents, guardians and spon- sors of trainees but also from the local communi- ty who were treated to an impressive visit to each department’s booths. Director of MTI Mr Esley August says the program also seeks to foster the harmonious relationship of MTI with its business partners, the government and the local community in providing education opportunities for school leavers not only in the province but around the country. East New Britain Deputy Governor Cosmas Bauk who was the Guest of Honor at the event was impressed with the exhi- bitions and the demon- strations from each de- partment, stating that the level of training at MTI was up to par with other renowned technical insti- tutions in the country. The event is the 2nd an- nual event hosted with the first being held last year. The institute proposes to ensure a more bigger and better event next year. Nov - , 2018 MTI holds 2nd Open Day Vol No. 1 / Issue 3 MTI Bulletin MTI Bulletin elanesia Training Institute NEWS Deputy Governor dares trainees to be smart thinkers Page 2 Parents overwhelmed by Open Day display Page 3 Computing courses continues for trainees and the public Page 3 TRAINEE PROFILE Outgoing 2018 Diploma Trainees Page 4
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The Management of Melane-sia Training Institute would like to advise the general public and our good stake-holders that the academic year ends on the 14th of De-cember and resumes on the 28th of January.Further to that the tenta-tive date for our graduation will be on the 01st of March, 2019.The Management and its staff would like to wish all our Trainees and stakehold-ers a very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year 2019.
MTI Bulletin Page 1 Vol No. 1 / Issue 3
IN THIS ISSUE
Business trainer Mrs. Lode Paivu and trainees Dimsie Waipo and Carolyne Boboko on hand to recieve visitors to the Business Exhibit.
Melanesia Training In-stitute has again hosted a successful Open Day in November.The event was held to showcase to the wider community the various business and technical programs offered by the institute.Trainees and their trainers in respective departments of Business, Electrical, Vehicle Technology, In-formation Technology, Architecture and Draft-ing, and Civil Engineer-ing actively participated in the one day event with models, diagrams, dem-onstrations and other ex-
hibits going up on display for the public and the in-vitees.The program not only drew interests from par-ents, guardians and spon-sors of trainees but also from the local communi-ty who were treated to an impressive visit to each department’s booths.Director of MTI Mr Esley August says the program also seeks to foster the harmonious relationship of MTI with its business partners, the government and the local community in providing education opportunities for school leavers not only in the
province but around the country.East New Britain Deputy Governor Cosmas Bauk who was the Guest of Honor at the event was impressed with the exhi-bitions and the demon-strations from each de-partment, stating that the level of training at MTI was up to par with other renowned technical insti-tutions in the country. The event is the 2nd an-nual event hosted with the first being held last year. The institute proposes to ensure a more bigger and better event next year.
Nov - , 2018
MTI holds 2nd Open Day Vol No. 1 / Issue 3
MTI BulletinMTI Bulletin elanesia Training Institute
NEWSDeputy Governor dares
trainees to be smartthinkers Page 2
Parents overwhelmed by Open Day display
Page 3
Computing courses continues for trainees and
the publicPage 3
TRAINEEPROFILE
Outgoing 2018 Diploma Trainees
Page 4
NEWS
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Hello, and welcome to the third issue of MTI’s monthly newsletter, MTI Bulletin. This issue basically focuses on the recent Open Day Exhibition which was held in No-vember. We also fea-ture a story from our Deputy Governor Hon. Cosmas Bauk who was the Guest of Honor at the day’s event with his dynamic messages challenging trainees of MTI to be smart think-ers.This will be the last is-sue for this year as we prepare for Christmas and the New Year. On behalf of the Man-agement of MTI and the publication team, we would like to thank our valuable readers, contributors and others who have supported us in making this monthly publication a success. We look forward to your continuous sup-port in the New Year. Until then, have a very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year, 2019.
Lamang L. Scat
East New Britain Deputy Governor Hon. Cosmas Bauk (r) taken on a tour to the Electrical Exhibitions soon after his speech. Assisting is 2nd year Electrical Trainee Bernard Makap, presenting a brief on the various displays.
East New Britain Deputy Governor Hon. Cosmas Bauk has challenged trainees of MTI to be ac-tive development part-ners through a change of mindset. Hon. Bauk was speaking as the Guest of Honor at the institution’s 2nd Open Day which was staged early in November.The Deputy Governor challenged all trainees to be attuned to the lat-est socio-economic and political developments at all levels so can be able to make informed deci-sions as an elite member of the community; high-lighting that for such to be accomplished, a total shift of the mindset was necessary.
“Our laid back attitudes
and the norm of being spectators towards devel-opment must cease im-mediately.”“I challenge you to push the bar to change your way of thinking; to start thinking and acting like professionals in your re-spective field of study.”The Deputy Governor also issued challenges for the trainees as elite citi-zens to rise up and take ownership of the prov-ince’s pressing issues;
such as Autonomy and local business entrepre-neurship.Hon. Bauk who is also the Chairman of East New Britain Education Board, also took the time to con-gratulate MTI for its es-tablishment and commit-ment in providing further education opportunities for school leavers; not only in the province but also for those in the re-gion and the country as a whole.
Note that the administration office will be open throughout the holiday period and will only be closed on the dates whichhave asterisks (*).
MTI Holiday Calender
NEWS
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Parents, guardians and sponsors of trainees at-tending Melanesia Train-ing Institute were over-whelmingly impressed with the learning through-put at the institute.This was observed during the Institute’s 2nd Open Day held early in Novem-ber where trainees along with their respective trainers showcased their training through displays and demonstrations.
Many expressed content-ment on the courses of-fered at the institute and the learning output dis-played by the trainees through their physical demonstration and expla-nations through in-depth knowledge.The visitors said that de-spite the institution’s re-cent establishment, the event had revealed the institute’s quality output in training and practical.
Electrical Trainee (l) Michael Joseph explaining the elec-tric circuit diagram to a curious parent.
Holiday computing sessions extended to trainees and the publicHoliday computing sessions extended to trainees and the publicH
Female business trainees entertaining guests and the pub-lic with dances from Manus and New Ireland Provinces. (Top) the Kurti dancers and (below) the Barnips dancers.
Head of IT Ivy Kiele (center) with the IT team, showcasing a model on Networking during the recent Open Day held in November.
Melanesia Training Insti-tute is extending its com-puting trainings during the holiday period.The training runs from the 17th to the 21st of December.The holiday session will focus on Microsoft Word and Excel; applications which are predominantly used in both workplace and home. The training is also an opportunity for current trainees of MTI who have fallen short of the pass-
mark to upgrade their marks in preparation for graduation next March.Head of IT, Ivy Kiele says the holiday session also targets the general public who have missed out on earlier sessions conducted through short courses during the year.Apart from the Microsoft applications, MTI also offers computing cours-es in keyboarding skills, hardware maintenance, networking, database and website development.
Parents overwhelmed byParents overwhelmed byOpen Day exhibition
Female dancers rock Open DayFemale dancers rock Open Day
TRAINEE PROFILE
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Outgoing Diploma in Electrical Trainees 2018:Front (l - r) Bernard Makap, Alois Tamlik and Nigel TavulBack (l - r) Abraham Tavul, Nilton Sipu, Pokel Jefferey and Charles LakiStanding is class head Mr. John Kiele. Missing is Bridgette Kapvarike
Outgoing Diploma in Acounting Trainees 2018:Front (l - r) Nathaniel Tilem, Jacklyne Ngatia and Benson KavanamurBack (l - r) Vincent Tabu, Daniel Pilake and Isidore TainoleStanding is class head Mrs. Mary Kiele
