Rotorua's Ana Morrison will be at the forefront of championing Māori learner success as she steps into a new role with New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology (NZIST).
In April, Toi Ohomai became a subsidiary of NZIST as part of the Reform of Vocational Education.
Morrison will step down from her role as executive director of strategic partnerships and Māori success at Toi Ohomai and will take up the new role at NZIST later in the year.
Morrison joined Toi Ohomai three years ago and chief executive Dr. Leon Fourie said during her time with the institute she had significantly shaped the Directorate for Strategic Partnerships and Māori Success.