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Physiotherapy part of the recovery for Samoa’s measles patients
How were your holidays? Ask Wintec physiotherapy tutor Oka Sanerivi this question and he’ll tell you he went to Samoa, to help fight the measles epidemic.
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Chengdu University Wintec Alumni Association officially launched in Sister City
A decade-long collaboration has now resulted in an alumni association to build on the successful partnership between Wintec and Chengdu University.
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Artists revealed for Aotearoa’s largest mural
New Zealand's soon-to-be largest mural on the 'Wintec wall' has three Māori artists behind it. Two are Wintec graduates.
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A fresh approach to curriculum design puts learner success first
Learner success is driving innovation at Wintec and together with curriculum design partners, LearningWorks, we're actively responding to how our students like to learn.
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Wintec communication student on the “Good” scoop
For Wintec student, Makayla Wallace-Tidd, a five-month internship at Good Magazine has now turned into a full-time writing position.
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More Waikato secondary students can study trades at Wintec in 2020
More Waikato secondary school students are going to get a head-start on a trades career in 2020 due to an increased allocation for Waikato Trades Academy.
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Opportunities abound for Wintec journalism student
Third year journalism student Oskar Howell shares his advice as a budding journalist in a highly competitive industry and how passion and hard work were keys to his success.
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Why investing in tomorrow’s leaders is today’s priority
Wintec and Foster Group joined forces to create the Foster Leadership programme. Now, eight recent graduates are taking their emerging leadership skills back into the workplace and the success is prompting further programme development.
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Equal Pay Awards name Wintec a winning workplace for women
Wintec’s receives the Innovation Award for its commitment to gender inclusion in the workplace.
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Leading educators from China visit Wintec
Senior leaders from 10 leading Chinese vocational education institutions met at Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) last week to find inspiration in the way teaching and learning is delivered.
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New film depicts nuclear issues as a problem for humanity
Wintec academic and filmmaker John Mandelberg is about to release a new film, Totem & Ore, a story about the past and the present, that connects nuclear issues in Australia and Japan.