Over 100 business and community stakeholders gathered at WITT’s New Plymouth campus on Tuesday evening to hear about the vision ahead for Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki.The Business Connections event was held in conjunction with Taranaki Chamber of… read more

See events and key dates for 2025 and stay up to date with what's happening on campus.  All of the events take place during lunch unless mentioned otherwise. Monday, 2 June - HOLIDAY King's Birthday  Monday, 16 June - Stress Free Study Week 16-20… read more

Why not start your construction career in South Taranaki? Are you thinking about a hands-on career in the trades? The New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) (Level 3) is a pre-trade construction qualification which could be… read more

Congratulations! We’ve absolutely enjoyed celebrating your achievements with you! Please find here the graduation ceremony photos: Ceremony photos: Click to view Pre and post-graduation photos: Click to view Just remember that you can also look… read more

We are proud to present the showcase of graduating students from the Creative Industries Department at Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki – WITT. This exhibition represents the culmination of extensive creative research, diverse exploration, and artistic… read more

Taranaki businesses and local stakeholders will hear about WITT’s vision for the region and accompanying investment plans at an upcoming community engagement event. WITT will host a Taranaki Chamber of Commerce Business Connections event at Te Kāuta… read more

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Engineering is in the blood for WITT scholarship student Nikita Greiner.The 18-year-old’s grandfather was a locomotive engineer for Kiwi Railways and found inspiration after growing up around him. “He was my biggest inspiration to want a career in… read more

Story by Stuff reporter Brianna Mcilraith. Taranaki mental health student Sacha Mills wants to be the change in her community. And she's far from alone. Student numbers in the health and wellbeing certificate Mills is completing at Taranaki’s Witt… read more

Story by Stuff reporter Catherine Groenestein. A South Taranaki couple used the Covid lockdown as a chance to take stock of their lives, and now, one year on, they are launching a business. Kodie Huffam and Hannah Baker, both 30, have qualified as… read more