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 journey to becoming Te Pūkenga in 2023.You’ll be able to… read more

Try your hand at makeup artistry, beat the vertical jump record, get your blood pressure taken and hear directly from WITT Tutors at any one of our 20 stands at the Taranaki Careers & Training Expo on the 14-15 August at TSB Stadium New Plymouth… read more

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 Advisor, Māori Equity) Peter de Rungs (Ngāti… read more

A new partnership between WITT and Te Korowai o Ngāruahine Trust Iwi (Ngāruahine) is signalling the start of a new commitment between WITT and local Taranaki iwi. On 7 July WITT Chief Executive John Snook and Te Korowai o Ngāruahine Trust CEO Te… read more

Recently we welcomed Jenna Davis-Waite into the WITT whanau as Hāwera Campus Liaison. Although Jenna wasn't born in South Taranaki, her family have called it home for as long as she can remember, and she's ready to share with her community what WITT… read more

After a four-week delay, on the 15 of August Te Pūkenga will release the proposed operating model outlining how Te Pūkenga will operate as New Zealand’s polytechnics and ITPs become one network in 2023. While the release of the model and… read more

A new student-driven space ‘Te Paepae Ākonga’ has officially opened in the heart of student life in Te Kauta Café at our New Plymouth campus and is set to become an important place for ākonga.Student leaders and WITT school representatives will use… read more

With trimester two underway, for the first time since 2019 WITT has welcomed offshore international students back onto campus. Seventeen full-time international students successfully received visas and travelled to WITT to begin their study in July… read more

This year WITT hairdressing tutor Kellie Divine and a team of students played a key role in the New Plymouth Operatic Society’s (NPOS) annual show.The NPOS and their cast of talented actors performed the musical Matilda and behind the scenes Kellie… read more

As WITT’s journey to become Te Pūkenga continues to gain momentum, a three-week-long engagement period for staff on Te Pūkenga's organisational direction and design has begun. From 15 August to 2 September staff can have their say on how Te Pūkenga… read more