Jess studied a business degree at WelTec. Now a Partnerships Manager at Whānau Āwhina Plunket, Jess is proud to use her skills to help our tamariki get the best start to life. read more

Vinnie studied automotive engineering at WelTec and was a Māori and Pasifika Trades Training Scholarship recipient. Now he uses his skills to put a smile on his customers' faces at Capital City Motors. read more

Sala studied our Bachelor of Nursing Pacific. Now a Registered Nurse at Hutt Hospital, Sala loves that she makes a big difference to people's lives everyday. read more

Fiona studied both quantity surveying and architectural technology at WelTec. Now the founder of Hapū Housing Solutions, WelTec gave her the skills to create affordable housing for mana whenua. read more

As part of our annual review of programmes, Whitireia and WelTec will cease delivery of the following music programmes from the end of 2022: New Zealand Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production (Level 4) New Zealand Diploma in Music (Level… read more

View the full list of our information technology programmes. To search by programme, head to the programme page to find which courses they offer. Please note: Not all courses are offered for every trimester in the year. If you are unsure, you can… read more

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

WelTec creative technologies ākonga (students) recently had an exciting opportunity to enter work into the GS1 Design Awards as part of the E/MERGE festival of creativity. The competition was open to learners studying the New Zealand Diploma in… read more

First year Bachelor of Nursing students at Whitireia are putting their learning into practice by offering free health checks and sharing information on good health at student-run Health Promotion Days in Petone, Porirua and on the Kāpiti… read more

Enrolling in tertiary study in New Zealand will often mean having to meet an entry requirement, and for people under 20, or those coming from secondary school, this is typically a number of National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA… read more