Waiariki Institute of Technology
Institute Information
Academic Statute | Annual Report | Charter / Profile Investment Plan
Regional Facilitation and Statement | Strategic Plan Poster
The Academic Statute is a compilation of regulations for the governance of academic matters within Waiariki Institute of Technology – Whare Takiura (Waiariki) to ensure compliance with relevant legislative and educational requirements.
The Directory is about the people who govern and manage Waiariki. Council and Te Mana Matauranga set the strategic direction while the senior management team make things happen. Waiariki was the first polytechnic to create the position of Deputy Chief Executive– Maori, and also the first to produce its Academic Statute in both English and Maori.
The Charter and Profile / Investment Plan are Waiariki’s documents that will, for the next three years, 2008 to 2010 guide the development and delivery of tertiary education to meet the needs of students, employers, and communities within the Waiariki rohe. read more>>
“Investing in a Plan” is about building a more integrated, effective and efficient Waiariki that makes better use of the government’s investment and ensures delivery of education and training that will underpin the regions economic transformation and social and cultural development.read more>>
In 2008 we are required to update the Regional Statement to make sure the regions needs, gaps, priorities and future trends are indentified and current. Regional Facilitation is designed to ensure dialogue between stakeholders and tertiary education providers, as well as increasing collaboration between providers in the region. Stakeholders are community interest groups, industries, national, regional, governmental and other sector groups that have an interest in the provision of tertiary education. read more>>
The Leading Institute of Technology – Uniquely Bicult ural | Te Whare Takiura Arataki – Tikanga a rua he ahurei read more>>
Academic Statute | Annual Report | Charter / Profile Investment Plan
Regional Facilitation and Statement | Strategic Plan Poster
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Waiariki Schools
Te Kura Taki
Highly qualified and experienced in industry, our staff give students real value in the learning and practical skills, regardless of the level or the field of study. We pride ourselves on delivering quality and timely education, skills and knowledge to all our students. read more>>
Te Kura Takawäö
Silviculture and Practical Logging, processing and manufacturing – Saw Doctors and Timber Machinists, all the way through to Forest Managers and Harvest Planning. Forestry has a wide range of career options and possibilities, and the School of Forestry is your best place to start. read more>>
Te Puna Whai Ora
A range of certificates and qualifications in nursing health and complimentary medicine. Students in all courses are well supported by highly qualified lecturing and administrative staff. read more>>
Te Kura Pärongo
Certificate to degree courses in all areas of computing and technology, journalism, art and design. The school provides tailored workspaces for the courses it offers and its lecturers are specialists in their fields. read more>>
Te Wānanga a Ihenga
Qualifications in Maori, social science and education. read more>>
Te Kura Mahi-ä -Rehe
This quality education will also ensure that you will have the skills necessary to make a smooth transition from tertiary study into the workforce. Qualifications that are relevant and focused in Automotive, Fabrication, Welding, Hairdressing, Hospitality, Chef training, Interior Design, Fashion, Horticulture, Agriculture, Collision repair, Carpentry, Electrical and Engineering. read more>>
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