The vision to support the Waka Kotahi 'Road to Zero' goal has been made official after the acceptance of the RoadSafe Workplace Charter award. The charter was awarded by Roadsafe Taranaki to WITT Te Pūkenga at excellence level and signed by the… read more

WITT Te Pūkenga is showcasing ākonga and kaimahi art and design in the quirky Might Could Gallery on Currie Street in the CBD over the next couple of months.“As tutors, it is important to exhibit our work and show students and the community that we… read more

Wendy Devine, Te Atiawa, joined the WITT Te Pūkenga whānau late last month as the Kaiwhakahaere (Te Pou Tū) in the Kaiārahi Team.In her role she will be implementing Te Pou Tū, our initiative to support Māori and Pasifika ākonga to succeed.  “Wendy… read more

A first of its kind event for supply chain participants and stakeholders drew an enthusiastic crowd in Taranaki on Monday evening when the consortium founded by BlueFloat Energy, Energy Estate and Elemental Group hosted an event for industry keen to… read more

The largest intake of international students since COVID-19 impacted travel has been welcomed to the WITT Te Pūkenga campus this week with a powhiri and two-week induction. In total 48 new students from India, Nepal, Korea, Philippines, Sri Lanka… read more

On Tuesday 15 November WITT Te Pūkenga held its inaugural Hair, Beauty, Food and Art show, where 34 ākonga from across the hair and beauty programmes collaborated to showcase their creative and show-stopping work.Set against the backdrop of the… read more

Sacred Heart Girls’ College has had another record number of ākonga enrolled at WITT Te Pūkenga.“Students recognise that they can pass NCEA Level 2 and Level 3 in five subjects, so they are taking Pathways as their sixth subject and using the… read more

Cenote Solutions, provider of the innovative student software 'Pulse' adopted by WITT Te Pūkenga in 2021, has taken home a national award in Australia. Cenote Solutions was awarded Top Education Tech Solutions Provider in Australia 2022 by APAC Cio… read more

Story by Stuff Reporter Helen Harvey  Eleven years ago, Dicky Chattha started at the bottom as a kitchen hand at New Plymouth’s much-loved Arborio restaurant. Now, together with his wife Preet, they employ 70 people and own six cafes and… read more

Aditya Vathiyath (pictured second from left) has traded the hustle and bustle of Mumbai for the peaceful open spaces of New Plymouth, New Zealand to further his business studies and achieve his goal of working in the IT, banking and business… read more