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Our Regional School of Construction campus is home to our Construction and trades study programmes.Check the campus name on the programme page to see if it's available at our Petone campus.
We offer a range of Whitireia and WelTec programmes of study from across the creative industries. Come and learn in our purpose-built campus where creativity and innovation is at the heart of what we do.
Gain skills to work around the world. Benefit from tutors who have worked in New Zealand and abroad. Learn in our state of the art facilities at our Cuba St campus, right among the city’s bars and restaurants. There are also entry-level cookery options in Petone.
Taught by WelTec at our Porirua campus, this introductory 17-week programme teaches basic PC maintenance such as how to install, configure and maintain office network computers. Build knowledge of computer hardware and operating systems and develop your understanding of the internet and foundation knowledge of automated office applications.
Learn the craft of writing through exercises, workshops, course reading, regular feedback, but most of all through writing itself. Develop skills in genres including short fiction, non-fiction, scriptwriting and poetry. Study on campus or online.
Develop your skills and learn what it takes to be a working musician or DJ. At Te Auaha you will collaborate, and fine-tune your talent and technical know-how as a musician, DJ, composer or songwriter.
Explore the world of moving image at Te Auaha. Formerly known as the New Zealand Film and Television School.
Train in our studios and theatres. We have a number of rehearsal and performance spaces and hold shows throughout the year. Our culture is warm and embracing and you’ll learn alongside others who share that creative spark. There are opportunities for collaboration with students from a diverse range of art forms.
Tell your story. Learn practical techniques, do lots of writing and practise the life of a writer. Or study publishing at the only institution in New Zealand that offers a full-time publishing programme.
Visual Arts and Design at Whitireia feature traditional and digital streams of art and design, with specialisations in painting, printmaking, motion graphics, 3D modelling and graphic design.
Foundation courses are designed to give new students an introduction into an area of study. They give students an easy and accessible way to get started on a new path either straight out of high-school or as someone studying after years of working. You might often have ambitions to get a new job, earn a new qualification or increase your income but the path to achieving these ambitions can seem unclear and sometimes daunting. Foundation courses remove the uncertainty and give you a clear path wh...
New Zealand’s current economy is strong, and with an unemployment rate of just 4.2%, the demand for new graduates is high. Booming industries aren’t able to tap into the current labour market to fill new and vacant positions and therefore look to employ new graduates who are jumping into the job market for the first time. There are many reasons why certain jobs may be in high demand, and some are not. In some sectors the workforce is reaching natural retirement age, so a new workforce is n...
One decision students are often faced with is should I study at a polytechnic or a university? This is a question that many students ask themselves before they take the next step in their education. There can be many deciding factors to consider such as the learning environment, the teaching methods, work prospects, income levels, study options and so on. Before you make this decision it is important to have a really good understanding of the differences regarding polytechnics and universiti...
As we move from one year to another, students studying at Whitireia and WelTec will need to re-enrol for each academic year.We have organised four sessions where our enrolment advisors can support you with the re-enrolment process. Porirua Campus: D101 Wednesday 30 September 12noon – 1pmD101 Thursday 01 October 1pm – 2pmD101 Wednesday 14 October 12noon – 1pmD101 Thursday 15 October 1pm – 2pm Petone Campus:T304 Wednesday 30 September 12noon – 1pmT304 Thursday 01 October 1pm-2pmT304...
Whitireia and WelTec have celebrated academic excellence and innovation with two teaching awards to recognise achievements of an emerging tutor with less than six years experience, and a more experienced teacher or team. Talking about the awards, Mark Oldershaw, Chief Executive of Whitireia and WelTec said: “We recognise that this year has been hugely challenging for our staff due to the quick pivoting in how we delivered our programmes and the extra guidance required for our learners in l...
Three Pacific Artists-in-Residence at Whitireia have been selected to represent Tokelau at The Festival of Pacific Art & Culture in Hawaii in June 2020.The Festival of Pacific Arts & Culture is the world’s largest celebration of visual and performance art and culture of indigenous Pacific Islanders. It is held every four years in a different Pacific Island nation.The trio made up of Moses Viliamu, Zac Mateo and Jack Kirifi will be doing a dry run of the visual installation that they...
Under the contract, Whitireia will offer its one-year Postgraduate Certificate in Specialty Care programme to at least 20 forensic mental health workers from across New Zealand. The students will be registered health professional or counsellors currently working at least 22.5 hours per week in adult FMHS services.“Forensic practice” refers to supporting and working with patients in the justice system with mental health or addiction issues, including prisoners who have committed serious crime...
Having graduated with a New Zealand Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Level 3) from Whitireia at the Porirua campus, and then snapped up by electrical company, Paradise Power, to work as an apprentice, Cori spent the COVID-19 lockdown providing emergency electrical services to families in the Hutt Valley."Ovens, hot water cylinders and lights break all the time, even when the country is in lockdown", says Cori. “So we were pretty much run off our feet the whole time. It was quite stressfu...
Academic Calendar and important dates for 2021In the list below, dates in bold refer to standard trimester dates and mid-year break.For programmes with non-standard teaching dates, only the start dates are shown. For further detail, check with relevant School. January Tues 5 Trimester Three resumes Mon 25 Wellington Anniversary observed (no teaching) February Mon 1 Auckland Anniversary observed (no teaching) Mon 8 Waitangi Day (no teaching...
In the list below, dates in bold refer to standard trimester dates, including mid-trimester and mid-year breaks. For programmes with non-standard teaching dates, only the start dates are shown. For further detail, check with the relevant School. January Mon 6 Trimester Three resumes. Mon 20 Wellington Anniversary observed (no teaching). Mon 27 Auckland Anniversary observed (no teaching). February Thu 6 Waitangi Day (no teaching). Mon 24 Trimester Three Exams. Fri 28...
Five artists, with five creative visions - collaborate in a collective exhibition- have something to say #2, which opens on August 5th at 6pm at Te Auaha Galley, Ground Floor 65 Dixon St, Wellington and continues until Saturday 15th August. Margie Beattie, arts curator & collaborator, brings another collective exhibition to life, as a platform for established as well as emerging artists to showcase their visual art. “It’s heartening to emerge out of our nationwide isolation, and experi...
The houses are being built by students undertaking the New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Level 3) Carpentry.The students at Rimutaka are close to finishing one house, four will be completed on the WelTec campus and two on the Whitireia campus. Nine students will be graduating from the programme in Rimutaka, 71 from Petone and 31 from Whitireia.Neil McDonald, Head of School Construction and Engineering WelTec and Whitireia, explains how late last year a five-year agreement was...
The new facility, which opened a few weeks ago, has opened up further space for paramedic and health students to put to practice essential skills they need in emergency situations by using real life simulation. Think mannequins that can talk back, have a pulse, blood pressure, and a one-way mirror so tutors can manipulate the mannequins testing students’ responses as if in a real-life medical crisis,” says Carmel Haggerty, Head of Whitireia and WelTec School of Health and Social Services. ...
Our Petone Campus is located in the vibrant suburb of Petone which is only a 15-minute drive from Wellington city. The area is full of cafes, bars and restaurants as well as being home to the Light House Cinema, Remutaka Cycle Trail and Petone Settlers Museum. Our address is 21 Kensington Avenue, Petone, Lower Hutt.
Here at Whitireia and WelTec we have campuses all across Wellington. If you are a new student or just want to get to know your campus a little better check out one of the videos below. Take a tour and find out about each campus and its awesome facilities from childcare, salons or even just a place to heat up your lunch. Whitireia Campus WelTec Campus Te Auaha Campus Hospitality Campus
The Porirua Campus is where Whitireia began and continues to offer a number of community-driven courses. Located just 20 minutes from Wellington City, the Porirua Campus is one of New Zealand's most beautiful sites for a tertiary institution.Our address is 3 Wi Neera Dr, Elsdon, Porirua 5022
Our Petone campus has a lot more to offer you beyond study. Take advantage of a range of facilities from Childcare, to Hair and Beauty salons.
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Te Kāhui Auaha is our creative campus that opened in 2018. Located right in the heart of Wellington City, situated on the corner of Cuba Street and Dixon Street, it’s just around the corner from Wellington's best loved bars, venues, restaurants, shops, and attractions. Te Kāhui Auaha facilities include two theatres, 55 seater cinema, exhibition gallery and a performance studio.Our address is 65 Dixon St, Te Aro, Wellington 6011.
Our School of Construction is the biggest trades training facility in New Zealand. The campus is located on State Highway 2, just minutes from Petone railway station with lots of parking available. Students learn through tailored workshops that develop their skills in carpentry, painting, decorating and tiling. The facility opened in 2015 and is positioned just minutes from Petone's famous Jackson Street, close to bars, cafes, and restaurants. Our address is 18 Western Hutt Rd, Petone, Lower H...
Our Porirua campus has a lot more to offer you beyond study. Take advantage of a range of facilities from Childcare, to Hair and Beauty salons.
We have strict health and safety measures in place to keep you, your fellow students and tutors safe on campus. Please read the information below and confirm within the Survey Question 5 that you have understood and agree to these guidelines. I won’t come onto campus if I’m unwell or I live with someone who is unwell. I will inform my tutor directly, via email, if I or someone in my household bubble is being tested for COVID-19. I will stay home and seek advice from my GP or call Hea...
Every year we hold a research symposium that aims to bring together our faculty and faculty from other tertiary providers. The symposium involves a wide range of presenters, submissions, presentations, and exhibitions. It’s always an exciting and inspiring time where we discuss challenges and opportunities while showcasing the variety of interdisciplinary and collaborative research already taking place. WWOPRS 2018: November The 2018 Whitireia and WelTec Research Symposium were held on 2...
Host your event at Te Auaha! With a range of tailor-built spaces for theatre, dance, film, art and general functions, we can help you deliver your dream event at Te Auaha. Enquire about a space
Located on level one of Te Auaha, Tapere Nui is our largest flexible black box theatre and hosts a range of theatre performances, comedy shows, concerts and more from New Zealand and International artists.Tapere Nui boasts a retractable seating block, allowing the space to be reconfigured to suit your event or show. Our two most popular configurations are: Stage footprint of 7.7 x 9.2m with a seating capacity of 126 patrons Stage footprint of 5.5 x 9.2m with a seating capacity of 216 patrons Flo...
Located on the ground floor of Te Auaha with floor-to-ceiling windows facing Dixon street, the Gallery hosts a range of exhibitions from New Zealand and International artists.Te Auaha Gallery welcomes proposals from professional artists and curators from the local, national and international community as well as from our students in their final year of study, our graduates and our tutors. The gallery is a public arena, where the best of creative practice is exemplified by professional exhibition...
Located on level one of Te Auaha, Tapere Iti is our smaller black box theatre and hosts a range of theatre performances, comedy shows, concerts and more from New Zealand and International artists.This space is fixed in end-stage configuration with seating for up to 60 patrons and has a stage footprint of 5m x 6.5m.FeaturesTapere Iti comes complete with a full lighting rig and basic sound system ready to go for your event.Downloadable Plans Floor plan Floor plan with standard lighting rig Level 1...
Located on level one of Te Auaha, our 50 seat Cinema hosts small presentations, private screening events and screenings of student work.Te Auaha's cinema boasts a range of features, making it the ideal venue to host your next screening or presentation. 50 seat capacity Screen size 4450mm x 2500mm. Aspect ratio 16:9 NEC projector with on-board IMS2000 - handling most formats including DCP, Bluray, Web streaming and HDMI/Display port inputs High-end 7.1 surround sound system Downloadable PlansLeve...
The 'Front-of-House' bar area for our theatres, Atea is an ideal space to support your theatre show in Tapere Nui or Tapere Iti, or as a standalone function venue.A flexible and open space looking out onto Dixon St and Cuba St, Atea has a range of features to make your next function a memorable one: Small stage 3.4m x 4.7m Bar leaners and stools Optional bar with bar-staff and drinks Basic lighting and sound system setup Maximum capacity: 150pax Downloadable Plans Level 1 Overview View Technic...
Your privacy is important to us.WelTec is committed to protecting your privacy. We adhere to the Privacy Act 1993 and its Privacy Principles.Collection of informationWelTec only collects information that is willingly supplied to us. This information may be volunteered in person, through email, on printed or online forms and with surveys contained on our website.Disclosure of personal informationPersonal information held by WelTec will only be disclosed to third parties with your consent unless w...
Your privacy is important to us.Whitireia and WelTec are committed to protecting your privacy. We adhere to the Privacy Act 1993 and its Privacy Principles.Collection of informationWhitireia and WelTec only collect information that is willingly supplied to us. This information may be volunteered in person, through email, on printed or online forms and with surveys contained on our website.Disclosure of personal informationPersonal information held by Whitireia and WelTec will only be disclosed t...