It wasn't until his thirties that Hayden decided to study Creative Technologies at WelTec, where he picked up skills in VR, game development, animation and more. Now, he's the creative mind behind game development company, WildEye.    read more

In honour of Te Wiki o Te Reo 2023, we spoke with Level 2 Te Reo Māori tutor Manawaroa about what she likes about teaching Te Reo, tips for people wanting to learn more Te Reo, what Te Wiki o Te Reo means to her, and more.   read more

Te Ao Haka is a new performance-based subject. It provides an opportunity to engage in Māori culture, language, and traditional practice. Ākonga learn their whakapapa, history and language through the medium of haka. The subject combines… read more

To celebrate 30 years of Publishing education at Whitireia, tutors Odessa Owens and Theresa Crewdson called for contributions from the industry for a one-of-a-kind release: Everything I Know About Books: An insider look at publishing in Aotearoa. 75… read more

Purchase a digital copy of Everything I Know About Books: An insider look at publishing in Aotearoa for $19.99. From creating a festival of dreams to nurturing a space for Māori storytelling, from establishing an anarchist press to crafting an… read more

Jordyn Angus has just stepped into the industry as an apprentice plumber, drainlayer and gasfitter having completed her level three certificate at WelTec. She is currently doing on-the-job training with a Wellington-based company helping fit Rinnai… read more

This week Te Auaha, the creative campus of Whitireia and WelTec in central Wellington, will open its doors to the public as ākonga (students) launch the arts festival - E/MERGE. E/MERGE is a showcase by current students demonstrating the… read more

Hear from Molly as she talks about her experience studying at Wellington Trades Academy. read more

Hear from Kieran as he talks about his experience at Wellington Trades Academy. read more

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