Launching in October, the latest issue provides key insights from industry professionals

Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) 2024 celebrates the support networks that help our students and graduates to succeed.

We’re supporting our students to increase their te reo Māori competency and use it in ECE centres around the country.

Arshpreet Kaur shares her commitment to Tiriti-led education. Ka rawe!

E kara Kīngi Tūheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero te Tuawhitu ka rongo ī a mātou kei te aituatanga ki a koe.

Sarah-Anne Meares is following her family into the health and wellbeing sector, with a focus on mental health and person-centred care.

The New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 2) helps to prepare students for a future in person-centred healthcare. Read more about this free 12-week study program.

Our three Health and Wellbeing study programs have been designed to link together, guiding students along a pathway to further study.

Two Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) students, Coe Blair and Natasha Donoghue, share their key takeaways from attending the Early Childhood Council 2024 Conference.

Previously working as a teacher in the Philippines, Level 4 student Rosemarie Deiparine found a passion for healthcare when she moved to New Zealand.

Zeren Fang is using a Graduate Diploma in Teaching (ECE) to learn more about children’s development and support neurodiverse learners.

NZTC’s educational performance has been recognised through outstanding results in the 2023 Educational Performance Indicators from the Tertiary Education Commission.