ECE graduates from Level 7 and above will be invited to attend this celebratory college event.

Level 3 graduate, Dianna Smith, shares her inspiration for gaining a Health and Wellbeing qualification.

Celebrating and raising awareness of New Zealand Sign Language Week (8 - 14 May).

NZTC launches te reo Māori alphabet magnets to support teaching and learning in the ECE sector.

The connection of holism to teaching practice in early childhood education is examined in the latest issue out now.

International Team members will meet educational partners and prospective students throughout China.

NZTC’s flexible Blended Learning mode has been the perfect way to study for healthcare professional, Carlie Parsons.

ECE professional, Janeta Tiatia, believes a focus on whakamana (empowerment) and manaakitanga (mutual respect) are keys to a successful career.

Scholarships for NZTC’s teaching programs have been extended to support sector demand.

New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Advanced Care and Support) (Level 4) graduate, Jen Watts, finds great satisfaction in caring for others.

Graduate Diploma in Teaching (ECE) student, Emily-Jane Cull, is thrilled to be combining her two loves of performing and teaching.

Our kaupapa support the continued development of te reo Māori competency among NZTC staff, students and the communities they serve.