Study Health and Wellbeing programmesSeeing the difference you make in someone's life is a truly rewarding experience. Gain the skills to help people change their mindset, develop autonomy, build resilience, or simply get through the…

Study CarpentryIf hands-on learning and physical work sound like you, check out our range of carpentry programmes. Sample a range of trades disciplines whilst earning NCEA level 2 credits with our vocational pathway’s programme, or start with a…

Study NursingLaunch your nursing career with Whitireia and WelTec. We have developed exceptional nursing graduates for over three decades. With a nursing qualification, a world of job opportunities in clinical health awaits.

Study ParamedicineOur range of Paramedicine and Emergency Care programmes are aimed at anyone wanting a career in ambulance services. The Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic) is delivered in partnership with Wellington Free Ambulance. The…

Study Health and Social programmesAdvance your education and application to your field of practice with our postgraduate programmes.

Study Pacific NursingGet the skills to care for people during challenging times. Learning through Pacific values as a core framework, students gain critical skills that will enable them to be a confident and compassionate carer in multicultural…

Study Māori NursingLaunch your nursing career with Whitireia and WelTec. We have developed exceptional nursing graduates for over three decades. With a nursing qualification, a world of job opportunities in clinical health awaits.

Study Beauty TherapyHere at WelTec, we're passionate about skin and all its fascinating aspects. Our vision is to instill the same passion and dedication into our students. Our commitment to the industry ensures students learn the in-demand skills…

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A group of 26 secondary school students from eight colleges across the Wellington region recently joined a day of cookery and barista classes at the Whitireia and WelTec School of Hospitality on Cuba Street in central Wellington. Students were… read more