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Story by Ministry of Education 

The Apprenticeship Boost Initiative (ABI) has been extended to the end of December 2023.Apprenticeship Boost supports firms to keep early-stage apprentices and to… read more

As our new co-branded WITT- Te Pūkenga logo begins to make an appearance, other changes signalling our transition to become Te Pūkenga are starting to become visible. This week Executive Director of… read more

TechWeek is back for 2022! New Zealand's celebration of technology and innovation is returning 16-22 May. This year WITT is excited to be hosting two events.
Introduction to Agile Project… read more

The 2022 Student Leaders are officially underway for the year. Meeting for the first time in the new student voice space ‘Te Paepae Ākonga’ situated in the heart of student life on campus in Te Kauta… read more

WITT has begun rolling out new branding that sees the WITT and Te Pūkenga logos sit side by side, visually signalling the start of the transition to one national tertiary entity.Te Pūkenga – New… read more

Story by Stuff Reporter: Elijah Hill

Taranaki’s largest tertiary education provider is set to become a testing bed for the energy-saving technology of the future.

One of the Western Institute of… read more

Pictured: WITT Board Member Charlotte LIttle and Taranaki Rainbow Youth Coordinator Wesley 

Local community, rainbow allies and a large number of WITT staff came along to celebrate the opening and… read more

Ingrid van Amsterdam graduated from WITT in 2015 with the New Zealand Diploma in Creative Technologies and is now the proud founder of the locally produced magazine, BiograView.The BiograView… read more

Last week the ākonga from the New Zealand Certificate in Skills for Living (Level 1) programme lent a helping hand to the New Plymouth RSA and placed a poppy on the graves of all the soldiers to… read more

After growing up on a sheep and beef farm east of Stratford Hannah Slater, WITT’s new agriculture tutor found her passion and set her sites on becoming a shepherd.After taking every agriculture… read more