Whitireia and WelTec | Te Pūkenga has celebrated 250 students graduating from over 35 programmes in business, IT, engineering and the built environment at an event in Lower Hutt. read more

To commemorate the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi by Ngāti Toa Rangatira a group of representatives from across the community gathered at dawn on Whitireia maunga in Porirua. read more

First-year New Zealand Diploma in Youth Work student Isabella Erika chose to study so she can learn more about empowering youth to succeed in today’s world. We spoke to Isabella about where her passion for helping the youth of New Zealand began, her… 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

The Wellington Regional Skills Leadership Group (RSLG) and over 50 representatives from across the infrastructure and construction sector met at WelTec | Te Pūkenga in Petone to discuss workforce development needs for the region and creating a… read more

In 2020, Helena and her family made the move to Wellington from Changchun City, China. In 2023, Helena celebrated completing a Master of Information Technology after a year and a half of full-time study.   read more

In honour of Cook Islands Language Week, we spoke to one of our Cook Island students, Justino Mariri (left of thumbnail image), who is currently studying Social Work. We asked Justino what it means to be Cook Islands Māori, how she connects with the… read more

We partner with a wide range of tertiary institutions around the world to offer various study pathways. Through the collaboration, students who have already begun the study in their home countries can complete them in Wellington and obtain a Te… 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