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Whitireia and WelTec have appointed a dedicated Kaiwhakahaere Rangahau to lead a new initiative supporting and developing academic research and rangahau by and for Māori - Te Kawenata Rangahau. Jamie Ihimaera Smiler (Te Aitanga a Māhaki… read more

Still at school but want to get a head start on your future? Whether you're wanting to dive into study alongside your school classes, want to sample a programme, or you're looking to leave, we have options for you.  read more

Max Stockley, has always had an interest in Japan, starting with Japanese pop culture when he was growing up in Hamilton as a teenager - now, in the final year of his degree, Max has secured an internship in Japan, as part of the Prime Minister’s… 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

Jordyn Angus has just stepped into the industry as an apprentice plumber, drainlayer and gasfitter having completed her level three certificate at WelTec. She is currently doing on-the-job training with a Wellington-based company helping fit Rinnai… read more

Forty ākonga (students) have been awarded scholarships to the total value of $96,000 to support study at Whitireia and WelTec in 2024. The scholarships were awarded at a recent ceremony attended by whānau, friends, sponsors, local council members… read more

Third year Whitireia Bachelor of Nursing ākonga (student) Emily Lake recently took a lead role in the Hauora Taiwhenua Rural Heath Network’s careers programme to educate rural rangatahi (young people) about a career in health. Emily, who grew up in… read more

Taking the leap into tertiary education is exciting, but choosing what and where to study can feel overwhelming. With so many factors to consider—funding, career paths, location and support—it’s easy to feel unsure. To help you navigate this… read more