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WITT students have made some valuable connections with potential employers over the last few weeks despite the covid lockdown.A series of online Careers Super Fairs has allowed hundreds of… read more

If you’re considering your options for next year, you’ll want to check out WITT’s 2022 Study and Career Guide. The brand new guide was released just days before New Zealand moved into lockdown last… read more

The scholarships cover a year’s tuition fees on any undergraduate degree starting March 2022 at WITT, a value of up to $7,500 each.Scholarships are open to any Taranaki student completing their final… read more

Recent infrastructure works graduate Anaru Freeman said you’re never too old keep learning.  An employee of the Bay of Plenty Regional Council for 18 years, Anaru has just finished his New Zealand… read more

Peter de Rungs is back where it all started, returning to WITT in a leadership role after starting his trade here in the eighties.After being born in Auckland, Peter moved to Taranaki in 1982 to live… read more

The Minister for Tourism, Economic and Regional Development, Small Business and Forestry Stuart Nash visited WITT this week, accompanied by New Plymouth MP Glen Bennett.Minister Nash's visit was an… read more

From swimming and track to skateboarding and gymnastics, WITT’s Olympic FanZone has kept students and staff up to date with Kiwis over in Toyko for the 2020 Olympic Games.The Olympic FanZone has been… read more

Story by Te Pūkenga 

A new report shows boosted outcomes for Māori and te whakatinanatanga o Te Tiriti o Waitangi (Te Tiriti in practice) will be key to learner success as Te Pūkenga prepares to… read more

Degree student, international student, part-time project manager, full-time mum and all-round achiever Alison Isaac is about to complete a three year journey at WITT that gives her much to be proud… read more

Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki (WITT) has launched a Māori cultural capability programme for staff, designed to develop awareness and māramatanga (understanding) of Te Ao Māori.The course was developed… read more