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E ngā roimata a Rangi, e te punawai a Papa.  Hei oranga mutunga kore i te wā pouri.  Tēna tātou katoa.It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the sudden passing of Kaiarahi Mātāmua (Chief… read more

If you’re considering your options for next year, you’ll want to check out WITT’s 2023 Study and Career Guide. The 2023 Study and Career Guide features the new  WITT branding signalling WITT’s… read more

Applications are now open for School Leaver Degree and Sports Academy scholarships, covering a year’s tuition fees for any undergraduate degree starting in March 2023 at WITT.Scholarships have a… read more

As New Zealand continues to open its borders, WITT is preparing to welcome the first offshore international students back onto campus. On Sunday, WITT will welcome their first international student… read more

Student Art exhibition Xposition is underway at our New Plymouth campus. The exhibition is running from 2 July – 15 July and features work from our level 5 and level 6 New Zealand Diploma of Art and… read more

During our Matariki celebration last week kaimahi, ākonga, iwi, WITT board members and the community gathered for the WITT Pou Renewal ceremony. The ceremony took place as part of our 50-year… read more

Kaya Kupe will be shooting from the three-point line and could be doing it in front of thousands of spectators with the support the WITT Sport’s Academy Scholarship provides while he studies.   The… read more

From enjoying hangi, making kawa kawa lip balm or learning how to make harakeke star clusters, this week our ākonga got the chance to get involved in a wide range of activities for our Puanga… read more

Decorating biscuits, changing a tire, creating art, or learning to curl hair. These were just some of the activities that were run on WITT’s High School Open day held on Friday (17 June).A total of… read more

WITT has partnered with the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and Project Maunga to help generate the workforce needed for the $300m stage… read more