AKA Education Group

One last look back 💚

To every graduate who crossed the stage - congratulations. We are SO PROUD of you! Your next chapter starts now, and we're cheering you on every step of the way 💚

Just when you thought we'd run out of graduation photos 🫰🎓

Here's another photo dump from our Christchurch Graduation - packed with proud moments, whānau love and graduates who absolutely earned their spotlight ✨

Two weeks later and we're still soaking up the good vibes.
What a day. What a crew. What an achievement.

Caps on, certificates in hand and big futures ahead 🎓✨
To our graduates - thank you for letting us be part of your journey. Your AKA whānau is so proud of everything you’ve achieved, and we can’t wait to see the impact you make out in the world ❤️

📸 From stage moments to whānau snaps - all graduation photos will be shared with students via email soon. Keep an eye out for the link!

What a day filled with proud smiles, celebrations, cheers and unforgettable moments. From crossing the stage to capturing memories with whānau and friends, our graduates truly deserved every bit of the spotlight ✨

Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating this milestone and making the day so special. Seeing our AKA whānau come together like this always reminds us what community is all about ❤️

Congratulations again to all of our graduates - we’re so proud of everything you’ve achieved.

📸 The memories don’t stop here - all graduation photos will be emailed to students soon, so keep an eye on your inbox for the full gallery! 🌿

💗Happy Pink Shirt Day!💗

Last Friday, our campuses came together to stand united against bullying. From meaningful conversations to small moments of support and kindness, it was a beautiful reminder that creating safe and inclusive spaces starts with all of us.

Pink Shirt Day is about more than wearing pink - it’s about being an upstander, lifting others up, and making sure the people around us feel respected, valued and like they belong.

Shout out to our whānau for bringing the heart, kindness and community spirit that makes AKA what it is ✨

Not too long from now, these students will be stepping into pharmacies, supporting communities, and beginning their careers in the healthcare industry ✨

Right now, they’re building the skills, confidence, and practical experience it takes to thrive in the real world - learning in our pharmacy lab, asking questions, making mistakes, growing together, and getting industry-ready.

Thinking about a future in pharmacy?
🌱 Start your journey with our Certificate in Pharmacy Introduction (Level 3)
🌿Or take the next step with our Certificate in Pharmacy Technician (Level 5)

Interested to start a career in Pharmacy?

Our Certificate in Pharmacy (Level 3) Programme has a new intake now open – and it’s your chance to start building real skills for a career in healthcare, from wherever you are.

✨ Learn the basics of pharmacy practice
✨ Study online with support from our amazing kaiako
✨ Take your first step towards becoming industry-ready

At AKA, we’re all about helping you grow your potential 🌱 – and this could be the start of something big.

📲 Keen to get started? Check out the programme and apply today: https://www.agi.ac.nz/online-pharmacy-level3

Monday blues? Not at AKA 🙌
Just good vibes, big smiles, and learners getting closer to the real deal.

These legends are gearing up for their clinical placements - stepping into real environments, building real skills, and making a real impact. This is what growth looks like🌱✨

Kia ora whānau 💧

A boil water notice is currently in place for parts of Auckland - Hillsborough, Mt Roskill, Royal Oak and Three Kings following an E. coli alert.

This is a precaution to keep our communities safe while testing is underway.

👉 If you’re in these areas:
• Boil all tap water before drinking, cooking, or brushing teeth
• Or use bottled water
• Let water cool before use

Two public water tankers have been set up to help locals who cannot boil water.
The tankers are at 113 Duke Street, Big King Reserve and Hillsborough Park Carpark, Carlton Street.

E. coli can cause stomach illness, so it’s important to follow this guidance until the notice is lifted.

Take care, stay informed, and look after your whānau 💙

Kia ora whānau 🌿

Big whakaaro, real impact 💙
Our students brought the Health Fair to life with thoughtful and creative displays highlighting important health issues affecting Aotearoa - from mental wellbeing to chronic conditions and community health.

This is what learning at AKA looks like - not just knowing, but doing. Turning knowledge into meaningful conversations and raising awareness where it matters most.

So proud of the passion, effort, and aroha our students put into this 💫