The What’s Outside the Box? Expo, aimed at helping disabled school leavers explore their opportunities after high school, was held at Whitireia and WelTec’s Porirua campus in March. read more

Completing the Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Level 3) Carpentry helped Ryol get an apprenticeship at NZ Proud. Now a Senior Apprentice, Ryol says the pre-trade programme was a great stepping-stone from high school to full-time work. read more

Lily studied our Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Whānau, Community and Social Services). Now a Crisis Support Worker at Wellington HELP, Lily gets to fulfill her goal of helping people in the community. read more

Civil engineering students at Whitireia and WelTec have taken on some of New Zealand’s toughest infrastructure issues around housing and three waters with their recent practical project assignments. read more

Sisters Jerykah and Javaanah Toimata-Holtham, who are 13 months apart, have just qualified with a Bachelor of Nursing from Whitireia and WelTec | Te Pūkenga and both are now working full time as nurses in the Wellington region.     read more

This year, 51 students were celebrated for graduating with specialist Postgraduate and Masters qualifications in Pacific health as part of a unique partnership between Pacific Perspectives, an independent provider of policy, research and workforce… read more

Whitireia and WelTec | Te Pūkenga hosted Australia’s Ambassador for Gender Equality, Stephanie Copus Campbell at its Whitireia campus to meet with students and staff of the Bachelor of Nursing Pacific programme. read more

Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa in partnership with Whitireia and WelTec | Te Pūkenga is helping more Māori students qualify as nurses and enter the healthcare workforce. read more

Joint degrees and articulation  We have partnerships with many tertiary institutions worldwide. Through Joint degree and articulation programs, students who have already begun their degrees in their home countries can complete them in Wellington and… read more

A grandmother of seven is among 40 ākonga (students) who have signed up for a new diploma to support Pacific-trained nurses into the New Zealand workforce. read more