Changing a car battery, putting up an electric fence and lifting weights at the gym. These were just some activities that were run during WITT's High School Open Day on Friday.A total of 230 students from many of Taranaki's high schools got a taste… read more

Women in Trades is back with bigger and better events in 2024! Taranaki kicks things off first! We're collaborating with Taranaki Women in Trades Committee to bring an unforgettable experience to students, job seekers, and career changers on March… read more

Come to our series of quick wellness workshops to help you through mid-year stressors. Our counsellor, David Sander, will be talking through the various issues and ideas over the lunch break. Here is the list of subjects: 28 May Tuesday Responding… read more

If you're looking to further your education, improve your career prospects, and gain new skills — apply now! Semester Two begins on Monday, 14 July 2025.  Whether you prefer part-time or full-time study, or you're considering a short course, you’ll… read more

If you want a head start getting to know the campus, then join a campus tour.  No need to register, just turn up and meet outside reception.  Wear comfortable shoes, there's a hill between the library and the gym and dress for the weather.  These… read more

Last week for the first time Silk Skin Spa awarded two scholarships and two highly commended awards that recognised excellence to WITT Beauty Therapy students.The scholarships were designed to help students heading into their second year of beauty… read more

New Plymouth District Council has fully supported giving Taranaki’s largest tertiary provider up to $1 million to set up a training venture focused on teaching civil construction skills. read more

See events and key dates for 2025 and stay up to date with what's happening on campus.  All of the events take place during lunch unless mentioned otherwise. Monday, 10 March - HOLIDAY: Taranaki Anniversary Wednesday, 12 March - Rainbow Inclusion… read more

Thirteen WITT nursing tauira attended the annual National Māori Student Nurses Hui in Rotorua recently, joining students from across Aotearoa to explore the hui kaupapa: Te Rākeitanga o Tōku Korowai hei Āhuru Mōwai Mōku - 'Adorning my Cloak as a… read more

For Sydnee Andrews, judo was a way to keep fit, then it turned into something more significant.The 18-year-old WITT student said she started the sport before she turned five and it’s been a major part of her whole life. “I loved it straight away… read more