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Step towards teacher registration in 2026 with reduced fees

For a limited time in 2026, NZTC is offering reduced fees across its early childhood education programmes.

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Applying to NZTC: What to Expect

Learn how NZTC’s application process supports you from your first enquiry through to enrolment, making it easy to take the next step toward your study goals.

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Early Childhood Education News
Why Sensory Play Matters: Building Strong Foundations for Learning in Early Childhood

Sensory play is often described as messy, playful, and child-led — but its impact on learning runs far deeper.

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Early Childhood Education News
Why Music and Movement are Fundamental to Early Childhood Learning

Music and movement together act as more than entertainment — they are powerful learning tools. Maddie Hendrie, lecturer at NZTC, argues that dance isn’t merely rhythmic motion paired with music, but a rich educational medium that supports children’s cognitive, physical, social and emotional learning.

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Ending the Year on a Festive Note

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from NZTC!

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Health and Wellbeing News
Key learnings from the ACA conference – from NZTC’s Health & Wellbeing programme leader Vaidehi Dave

Vaidehi Dave, Programme Leader for Health and Wellbeing, shared powerful insights from the ACA conference that not only reflect the evolving aged-care landscape, but also reinforce the core values behind NZTC’s own programmes.

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NZTC Professional Learning Portal

New Zealand Tertiary College has released a new learning module on its Professional Learning Portal, a free online platform offering early childhood professionals accessible opportunities to enhance their knowledge and practice.

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Health and Wellbeing News
NZTC attends Aged Care Association Conference 2025

New Zealand Tertiary College (NZTC) was proud to be represented at the Aged Care Association (ACA) Conference, held in Christchurch from 29–31 October 2025.