Literary sensation to address Wintec Press Club
A writer described as a “literary sensation” features as guest speaker at the next Wintec Press Club free lunch extravaganza in Hamilton held on Friday, August 19.
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Young chefs win
A team from the Waikato Institute of Technology have proven to be winners in and out of the kitchen, winning gold and bronze medals at the prestigious annual Nestle´ Toque d’Or student culinary competition.
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Wintec business student heads to Poland
Wintec business student heads to Poland
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Wintec hospitality students learn on the job
New Zealand’s hospitality industry is crying out for appropriately trained and skilled workers and the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) has developed a work-based learning programme to address this.
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Bright sparks and brilliant creatives to converge in Hamilton this August
Wintec's city campus in Hamilton will once again come alive with creativity this August as the 18th annual Spark Festival opens, bringing a collection of brilliant minds in the music, media, arts and design industries to its students and the general public.
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Wintec celebrates its stars for Matariki
A new book celebrating inspiring Māori from across the Waikato was launched on Wednesday 13 July at Wintec's marae, Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa as part of its Matariki celebrations.
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Wintec Media Arts students head to China with Prime Minister’s Scholarship
Six Wintec Media Arts students will head to China in September after being awarded the prestigious Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia.
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Chinese presidents visit Wintec
Sixteen presidents from vocational technical colleges in China are in New Zealand taking part in leadership training in Rotorua and Hamilton this week as part of New Zealand China Vocational Education and Training Programme (VELT).
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Wintec students set to get stuck in at Fieldays
Wintec students and staff will get stuck in at Fieldays this month taking part in activities such as running farmer health and wellbeing checks, assisting a celebrity chef, showcasing research projects and putting together the Fieldays Exhibitor online magazine.
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New programme between Wintec and Waikato-Tainui announced
A partnership between Waikato-Tainui and the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec), will be the driving force behind a new programme to increase fluency in Waikato-Tainui dialect of te reo Māori.
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Moving publication online reflects change in times for journalism students
After more than a decade of publication, Wintec’s journalism students are looking to the future and taking their annual publication, the Fieldays Exhibitor, to an online platform.
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Waikato property boom pushes builder demand
Waikato's booming property market is calling out for more building apprentices to keep pace with demand.
