Alan Warburton, a Programme Coordinator at the Centre for Trades at Wintec in Hamilton has recently been elected as the president of the New Zealand Certified Builders Association (NZCB) Waikato.
Two Wintec Communication students are bringing GRRRL power back to Kirikiriroa with three-day music festival GRRRL FEST.
Encouraging more native wildlife at a Waikato lake has created a developing health risk now that around 500,000 noisy ‘pest’ birds have moved in.
The new musical, Mum’s Kitchen opens at The Meteor Theatre in Hamilton on Friday 5 February with an outstanding New Zealand cast. The show was conceived and written at Wintec.
Wintec Science student Rehana Ponnal had research published in the International Dairy Journal late last year, a big accomplishment for an undergraduate student.
The wait is finally over for NCEA results and it’s not too late to enrol at Wintec for tertiary study in 2021.
Norman Tofilau, Head Student at Fraser High School, Hamilton, has his sights set on Broadway. To help him get there, he’s studying a Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts at Wintec next year.
Struggling with self-doubt after being told she wasn’t smart enough for tertiary study, third year Wintec business student, Cherish Mcmillan-Knapp is now working to generate success for Māori and Pasifika students.
Vicki Kerr has collaborated with scientists to make art about climate change as part of a project called 'What if Climate Change was Purple?'.
Wintec is proud to announce four new health study scholarships for Pasifika students, named after well-known national and Waikato Pasifika leader, Leaupepe Elisapeta (Peta) Karalus.
Plumbing may have an unglamorous reputation, but for Wintec Māori Pasifika Trades training student, Tuku Rapana-Stevenson, there’s a whole lot more involved than just unblocking pipes.
Winners of the Dame Te Atairangikaahu Scholarship and the Dr Hare Puke Scholarship at Wintec want to give back to their communities.