WITT is calling for 50 of their art and design graduates to create an artwork using any dimension of 50 for an end of year exhibition to help celebrate the tertiary provider’s 50th anniversary.“We’re asking our alumni to play with dimensions of 50… read more

Rāhina kicked off the start of a fun-filled and busy Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori at WITT. Each day this week WITT has held activities across their Ngāmotu and Hāwera campuses getting ākonga involved in Māori Language Week and helping them increase their… read more

WITT has released its new 2022-2032 Strategic Plan, Te Korowai Mātauranga o Taranaki – The Cloak of Knowledge. The plan is a continuation of the 2020-2022 vision and reflects WITT’s strong focus on being an essential regional education hub that’s… read more

Waitara High School opened its doors to WITT kaimahi on Tuesday for a mini expo, letting students test their vertical jump, try their hand at putting a chain on a chainsaw, or practice their CPR skills. The mini expo showcased an extensive range of… read more

From the automotive sector to the construction industry wāhine from all over the region gathered for the women in trades event run by WITT Te Pūkenga and the Chamber Hub last Thursday. The event was hosted at Hel Rimu with Building Wellbeing… read more

The WITT marketing team, with partners TGM Creative, Apex Digital, and EightyOne Media, has won the Short-Term Marketing Initiative Award – Best Public Sector/Government Marketing Initiative at the TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards held in Auckland this… read more

Story by Stuff Reporter Federico Magrin Three new wooden footbridges have been delivered one month ahead of schedule by the high school students who built them.The bridges replaced old ones on the Mangati Walkway in Bell Block and Waimea Stream… read more

WITT will become part of Te Pūkenga - New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, on 1 November, 2022. “The decision to move on 1 November enables us to complete the transition process well before our very busy end of year processes and… read more

From becoming a registered nurse to obtaining her Ph.D. in Management, the new director of the School of Māori Enterprise, Business and Technology has a broad skill set and is ready to challenge traditional modes of educational delivery. Jan… read more

Story by Stuff Reporter: Helen Harvey  There are more than one million people in New Zealand caring for family members who are unwell, saving the country an estimated $16.8 billion per annum. But, the voices of unpaid caregivers aren’t heard… read more