News

Ballance Process Operator Melanie Megaw has just bought her first house at 25 years of age, thanks in part to her step up into an operator role in the energy industry three years ago.Initially… read more

WITT Te Pūkenga is proud to acknowledge the graduating ākonga (students) of 2021 and 2022 at a combined graduate celebration 3pm Friday 17 February 2023 at TSB Stadium in New Plymouth. “Graduation is… read more

14 February 2023 Update

Our New Plymouth and Hāwera campuses will be open tomorrow (Wednesday 15 February) as usual.

We have assessed our campuses for damage and thankfully no serious damage has… read more

A supportive employer has made all the difference for Powerco’s Engineering Services Coordinator Trish Mouton as she completes a New Zealand Diploma in Information Technology (Technical Support… read more

There are few trees in sight for forestry graduate Brandon Andrews in his first job in the industry. Working at the very end of the forestry process, Brandon is a General Hand Marshaller with port… read more

A decade after former WITT culinary student Rajeshni Chand completed her qualifications in Professional Cookery and Culinary Arts she realised her dream of opening a café with her husband Vishal… read more

Experienced paediatric intensive care nurse and educator Jacqui Quinn has joined the WITT Te Pūkenga School of Nursing as an Academic Lecturer and will be sharing her extensive clinical experience… read more

If you’re looking for staff or looking for work, make sure you check out our new digital job board. The job board allows employers to list job vacancies for students and graduates to see.“We… read more

Time is running out to see the WITT Te Pūkenga sponsored Musical Chairs installation at the TSB Festival of Lights. The festival closes this weekend (22 January).Musical chairs, located on the band… read more

This week Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki welcomed Dr Angela Beaton to the role of Acting Executive Director to see WITT through the transition as business divisions integrate into Te Pūkenga.“It’s an… read more