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Our History: 2003
... condense the campus, bring the buildings closer together, and provide more cover for students when it's wet."At this early stage, the plan included the relocation of Te Onepu restaurant, the building of a new student services block (including a new library), the addition of a second story to the administration building, and a new auditorium. The plans and the rate of progress changed over the decade-long project, with Te Onepu staying where it was, the administration building remaining single-...
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Student Guide
... more > IT ServicesYou’ll need to follow a few steps to set up your login, email, and Wi-Fi access. Head to this section to find the steps you need to follow. There is also information on printing, photocopying and scanning. See more > LibraryNeed a textbook or help with referencing? Our libraries provide access to high-quality resources through print and online mediums to support your studies and learning. Find out important information about campus libraries here. See m...
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Our History: 1991
... what would be a long relationship with local communities when they performed as part of the Mana Artfest to mark the opening of the cultural centre on Norrie Street that included the Page 90 art gallery space and the recently relocated Porirua Public Library. In the news Tourism and hospitality student Aaron Poutu serves a prawn entree at Whitireia restaurant The Estuary. Eatery provides food and trainingEvening Post 11.06.1991, by Rob Olsen, Porirua reporterA new building, which houses the...
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FAQs
... study' for more information. How and when do I get my student ID card?After your enrolment has been completed, visit our Information & Enrolment team and they’ll organise it for you. You will need a student ID card to print, photocopy, access the library, the computer networks and other student support services at Whitireia and WelTec. Still not sure?Get in touch
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Wellycon
... project gave us a ‘never say no’ attitude as it involved website development, in which none of us have much experience.It is recommended that further iterations of this project could benefit from adding random lucky draw winners and a digital game library. Excel files can be used for data visualization techniques with populated data.Our team enjoyed working on the Wellycon project and learnt a lot about working in teams and managing workloads. Amarpreet Singh Course: Graduate Diplo...
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Our History: 2006
... Boston someday in the future.Waka design wins national awardKapi Mana 06.06.2006, by Rebecca StevensonWhitireia Community Polytechnic’s Te Kete Wānanga had garnered a national architecture award. The building, which houses both the polytechnic’s library and learning centre, won a New Zealand Institute of Architects Resene Award for Architecture on May 27, 2006.The building is modelled on a wharewaka, used for housing canoes. It’s curved like a waka and is bordered by a pond, planted o...
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Wellington Life
... Wellingtons best-loved watering holes are Little Beer Quarter, Golding's Free Dive, Hashigo Zake, Fortune Favours Beer, Fork and Brewer. Cocktails If cocktails are your thing check out Puffin, Hawthorn Lounge, C.G.R. Merchant & Co, The Library, Crumpet. OutdoorsWellington is a city, but it has plenty of outdoor activities on offer. We have a huge number of beaches right in walking distance from our Wellington campus. You can go biking on the waterfront, kayaking in the marina,...
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Vicki Young's Story
... when she’s working out. Before Vicki decided to study at WelTec, she studied Criminology and Law at Vic. She graduated, and then halfway through a Law degree, she realised she’d prefer baking as a career. After studying at Vic, she worked as a library assistant and a music teacher. Then one day she saw the Level 3 Baking course advertised on Instagram and she left her job and went back to school! Baking has always been her passion, and the WelTec Baking programme let her explore her...
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Our History: 1987
... of Applied Arts. Issues with space would also be assuaged with an expanding collection of music-focused classrooms at the Porirua campus, including what would become known as the Turoa Royal Music Centre, which opened in 1994. Beginnings of the libraryLibrarian Chanel White and Minister of Internal Affairs Peter TapsellWhat would eventually become a symbol of the growth of Whitireia when Te Kete Wānanga opened in 2005 had considerably more humble beginnings as, like everything in the earl...
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FAQs
... approval from immigration.How and when do I get my student ID card?Your student ID card will be issued during International Orientation. ID cards can be issued at all Whitireia and WelTec campuses Your student ID card is used to print, photocopy, access the library, the computer networks and other student support services at Whitireia and WelTec. Can I decide to withdraw from part or all of my programme of study?If you change your mind before your programme starts please contact us. You’ll n...
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Student Guide
... more > IT ServicesYou’ll need to follow a few steps to set up your login, email, and Wi-Fi access. Head to this section to find the steps you need to follow. There is also information on printing, photocopying and scanning. See more > LibraryNeed a textbook or help with referencing? Our libraries provide access to high-quality resources through print and online mediums to support your studies and learning. Find out important information about campus libraries here. See m...
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Our History: 1991
... what would be a long relationship with local communities when they performed as part of the Mana Artfest to mark the opening of the cultural centre on Norrie Street that included the Page 90 art gallery space and the recently relocated Porirua Public Library. In the news Tourism and hospitality student Aaron Poutu serves a prawn entree at Whitireia restaurant The Estuary. Eatery provides food and trainingEvening Post 11.06.1991, by Rob Olsen, Porirua reporterA new building, which houses the...
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FAQs
... study' for more information. How and when do I get my student ID card?After your enrolment has been completed, visit our Information & Enrolment team and they’ll organise it for you. You will need a student ID card to print, photocopy, access the library, the computer networks and other student support services at Whitireia and WelTec. Still not sure?Get in touch
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Our History: 2006
... Boston someday in the future.Waka design wins national awardKapi Mana 06.06.2006, by Rebecca StevensonWhitireia Community Polytechnic’s Te Kete Wānanga had garnered a national architecture award. The building, which houses both the polytechnic’s library and learning centre, won a New Zealand Institute of Architects Resene Award for Architecture on May 27, 2006.The building is modelled on a wharewaka, used for housing canoes. It’s curved like a waka and is bordered by a pond, planted o...
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Vicki Young's Story
... when she’s working out. Before Vicki decided to study at WelTec, she studied Criminology and Law at Vic. She graduated, and then halfway through a Law degree, she realised she’d prefer baking as a career. After studying at Vic, she worked as a library assistant and a music teacher. Then one day she saw the Level 3 Baking course advertised on Instagram and she left her job and went back to school! Baking has always been her passion, and the WelTec Baking programme let her explore her...
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Wellington Life
... Wellingtons best-loved watering holes are Little Beer Quarter, Golding's Free Dive, Hashigo Zake, Fortune Favours Beer, Fork and Brewer. Cocktails If cocktails are your thing check out Puffin, Hawthorn Lounge, C.G.R. Merchant & Co, The Library, Crumpet. OutdoorsWellington is a city, but it has plenty of outdoor activities on offer. We have a huge number of beaches right in walking distance from our Wellington campus. You can go biking on the waterfront, kayaking in the marina,...
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Our History: 1987
... of Applied Arts. Issues with space would also be assuaged with an expanding collection of music-focused classrooms at the Porirua campus, including what would become known as the Turoa Royal Music Centre, which opened in 1994. Beginnings of the libraryLibrarian Chanel White and Minister of Internal Affairs Peter TapsellWhat would eventually become a symbol of the growth of Whitireia when Te Kete Wānanga opened in 2005 had considerably more humble beginnings as, like everything in the earl...
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FAQs
... approval from immigration.How and when do I get my student ID card?Your student ID card will be issued during International Orientation. ID cards can be issued at all Whitireia and WelTec campuses Your student ID card is used to print, photocopy, access the library, the computer networks and other student support services at Whitireia and WelTec. Can I decide to withdraw from part or all of my programme of study?If you change your mind before your programme starts please contact us. You’ll n...
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Our History: 1989
... shape of two touching circles, one named after Governor-General Sir Paul Reeves and the other after former Education Minister Russell Marshall. The building would house the administration centre, a teachers’ resource centre, and the Russell Marshall library."This is a most welcome addition," said Graham Kelly, MP for Porirua at the time. "It will be a visible sign of the permanence of the Polytechnic and is a continuation of the commitment by the government to the educational facilities in Po...
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IT Services and Information
... top Printing, photocopying and scanningYou will have access to photocopying, scanning and printing facilities using Multi-Functional Devices (MFDs) – Full information available here. MFDs are situated in various areas around each campus including each campus library. Use your student ID card to login to the MFDs.We use a system called SmartPrint which allows you to pick up your printing from any printer on that campus. Smart_Print is setup as the default printer on all student computers. ...
