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More people have applied to study at WITT (Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki) this year than in the past four years. Applications are still flowing in ahead of the February 17 start date… read more

The twin peaks of WITT’s white-encased A and B blocks have been a striking landmark for many months while the buildings have been re-roofed.
With the project nearing completion this month, the… read more

Ready to lead in architecture? Start with the New Zealand Diploma in Architectural Technology (Level 6) – Apply by 15 January to secure your spot!

While on a three-week internship with Taranaki Base… read more

Ready to lead in construction? Start with the NZ Diploma in Construction (Level 6) – Apply by 15 January to secure your spot!
Teamwork, bold ideas, and sleepless nights paid off for WITT construction… read more

Ensuring workplace safety in potentially hazardous environments where there is a high risk of explosions from dust, gas and chemicals is the key purpose of a specialised qualification available at… read more

Designing educational posters for whānau of patients in ICU (Intensive Care Unit) wasn’t quite what student nurse Jakaea Rei had in mind when she won a scholarship for two weeks of clinical placement… read more

Multi-layered collage, eggs on suspended spoons and abstract visions echoing tūpuna histories of local whenua are among artworks on show at WITT this week.
The Grad Show 2024 showcases diverse… read more

Andrew Brooker studied horticulture at WITT nearly 40 years ago. Now, he’s sharing his vast knowledge of the vibrant flower species synonymous with Taranaki – the rhododendron – with current… read more

WITT kaimahi and ākonga will have access to free fresh produce on campus next year – thanks to the nifty Kai Cart built by local high school students.
The group of 11 from high schools around… read more

Foundation Studies tutor Alex Dickie knows how tough it can be for some learners who just don’t gel with the mainstream education system.
Some of his students have struggled in traditional education… read more