International student numbers climb in the Waikato
The Waikato region had seven per cent more international student enrolments last year than in 2013, according to recent figures released by Education NZ.
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Honorary degree for lifetime dedicated to preventing child abuse
A lifetime dedicated to preventing child abuse in New Zealand sees Anthea Simcock, the founder and chief executive of child protection trust, Child Matters, receiving an honorary Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Social Work) from Wintec.
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Student apartments to open on Wintec’s Hamilton campus
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Tailor-made fashion degree now available
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Interior design student lands dream job 5/12/2014
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Students develop brand for local organisation
Wintec Communication students will soon see their very own logo around town, after their brand campaign was selected by the Waikato Environment Centre for its new food rescue initiative.
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Wintec business students head to China with Prime Ministers Scholarship
Six Wintec business students will head to China in March after being awarded the Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia recently.
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Nurses needed to curb national shortage
A nursing shortage will become critical unless nurses are trained in greater numbers by 2017 according to the annual report released by Crown entity Health Workforce NZ recently.
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Student work to shine at fashion show
Hamilton’s Alexandra Street is set to echo with the sound of stiletto heels when Wintec stages its annual fashion show on Saturday November 22.
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Wintec engineers new course for girls
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Online care course meets rising need
Wound-care education is heading online through a partnership between a Waikato institute and a national society.
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Books, tools mix through growing trades academy
Bending pipes, welding and working on a motorbike are all part of the school week for some Waikato Trades Academy students.
