A dream come true! Basira thanks the Prime Minister
Wintec student Basira Frotan, had a dream come true during a class trip to Fieldays, when she got the opportunity to thank Prime Minister, Jacinda Adern, for her support of Muslims in New Zealand.
Wintec student Basira Frotan, had a dream come true during a class trip to Fieldays, when she got the opportunity to thank Prime Minister, Jacinda Adern, for her support of Muslims in New Zealand.
There's a different kind of buzz going on in one of Wintec’s carpentry classes where two 'aunties' have swapped their handbags for toolbelts.
Wintec has launched a new online careers tool to help with the biggest issue prospective students face - deciding what to study.
Four international artists will join an inspiring line-up of creatives at the four-day Ramp Festival of music, media, arts and design next month at Wintec in Hamilton.
Scott Wrenn is going to great lengths to find out what makes the perfect cricket player. Scott has worked in professional cricket for seven years and has witnessed a lot of positive change both at domestic and international levels.
If you’ve walked down Ward Street recently you may have seen some new additions to Wintec’s student car park – 24 planter boxes filled with greenery now beautify what was once a plain and industrial space. They’re the work of Wintec’s carpentry students.
Wintec’s Matariki festival, Horahia Matariki 2019, promises a cultural, colourful and engaging experience with a stellar lineup of 20 events to celebrate the Māori New Year from 7 June – 28 July.
Creating educational programmes that ensure all graduates possess the knowledge and skills expected to engage effectively with whānau and Māori communities, is an important step towards reducing barriers and inequities for Māori in the health system.
Blended learning and flipped classrooms are teaching terms synonymous with Wintec’s Ako Teaching and Learning Directions which have signalled a change in teaching delivery since 2017. But how are these approaches working with students?
Wintec's Sport Science and Human Performance team is on a mission to find the most agile, powerful and fastest Waikato secondary school athletes to claim the Champion of the Codes title.
After 48 gruelling hours of innovation, hard work, many light bulb moments and countless coffees two teams came out on top of the NZ Startup Bootcamp, each taking home $10,000.
Joel Miller proves no dream is too big for an aspiring chef from Hamilton, New Zealand. He now cooks for the Royal family in Bahrain.
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