When Matthew Clarkin was in high school, he battled chronic fatigue syndrome, insomnia and depression and eventually had to drop out before finishing NCEA Level 2. Now, he manages a Mainfreight warehouse and thanks Wintec | Te Pūkenga for setting him up on a sustainable career pathway.
Celebrating 25 years of creativity through kōrero, workshops, events and exhibitions, Wintec | Te Pukenga Ramp Festival returns from 8 - 10 August 2023.
Around 75 new Wintec | Te Pūkenga international students got a great insight into the support and community spirit of the New Zealand Police force in Hamilton.
More than 450 students from around the motu competed in this year’s 18th Annual Waikato Culinary Fare at the Wintec Rotokauri Campus Hospitality kitchens. With the heat turning up for one student who was left to compete by herself in a team competition at the last minute.
Wintec | Te Pūkenga Communication students have just launched a suite of stories, in collaboration with Hamilton City Business Association (HCBA), highlighting ‘rising stars’ celebrating Matariki, that live, work, and create within central Kirikiriroa Hamilton.
Students from across all disciplines graduated from Wintec | Te Pūkenga during two days of festive ceremonies in a celebration of academic achievement and empowerment.
Matariki serves as a reminder of our responsibility to care for and protect the places we call home. For Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa, this whenua has a rich history as a fertile abundant garden that nourished the multitudes of Waikato.
Landscape Design student, Magda Franzke, came into study with an old school idea of design and came out with an environmentally focused mindset.
Wintec | Te Pūkenga researcher Matthew Bannister will release his new book 'Songs From The Front Lawn' in Kirikiriroa/ Hamilton on Friday July 7, the latest in Bloomsbury's 33 1/3 Oceania series.
Wintec | Te Pūkenga Level 3 Landscape Construction students have been working on a new sensory garden project, transforming a boring bit of lawn into a relaxing and accessible space for all ākonga and kaimahi to enjoy.
Wintec |Te Pūkenga hosted its long-awaited annual Employment Industry Dinner, following a three year break due to Covid-19. The event, which is strongly aligned to the organisation’s Tōia Mai excellence framework and achieving equitable outcomes guided by Te Tiriti, was hosted by the Kaitūhono Mahi team which supports Māori and Pacific trades training, led by Harris Huntley.
Cara Galletly is currently completing her Bachelor of Applied Management majoring in Human Resource last year. She was the Human Resource New Zealand (HRNZ) Waikato region student ambassador from 2021 - 2022. She says making connections is the key to succeeding in the Human Resource profession.
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