Scholarships for 2019 are now OPEN. Whitireia Foundation Scholarships are for students planning to study at Whitireia New Zealand in 2019 and provide financial assistance for tuition fees, unless otherwise specified.
Some scholarships are for materials like computers and other work tools. Some also have an optional work experience component.
Take a look at the Scholarship Guidebefore you complete the Scholarship Form and feel free to call or email Whitireia for more information.
Be sure to check out this page for tips on filling in your application.
Earlier this month, this awesome bunch of students were awarded their Whitireia Foundation scholarships for 2018, surrounded by proud friends and whānau. Thanks to all who attended the Awards night, and special thanks to our wonderful sponsors.
Special thanks also to Virtuoso Strings who delighted us all with their beautiful sounds. The junior and senior orchestras of Virtuoso Strings are made up of more than 160 students from Porirua’s decile 1 and 2 schools.
Good news – The Whitireia Foundation scholarships for 2018 are now OPEN. Scholarships are for students planning to study at Whitireia New Zealand in 2018 and provide financial assistance for tuition fees, unless otherwise specified.
We have some scholarships for materials like computers and other work tools, and some with an optional work experience component. Take a look at the Scholarship Guide and Form below and feel free to call or email Whitireia for more information.
Here are some happy snaps from our scholarship awards on 22 March this year.
If you’d like to join us in 2018, keep an eye out for our2018 application, launching in early October.
In October, you’ll find applications at the admin office or student hub, at Whitireia NZ’s Wellington and Porirua campuses, and you can download everything you need here or at whitireia.ac.nz.
Think your grades aren’t good enough? Give Whitireia a call on 0800 944 847 before completing your application – they can give you the best advice about your course selection.
Have you always wanted to work in health or IT, to be a qualified builder, a plumber, or auto-electrician? Maybe you’d like a career in fine art or performance, broadcasting, music or early-childhood teaching?
Our mission is about ensuring that cost is not stopping you from studying with Whitireia. So for us, it’s not all about grades. If you’re the first in your family to undertake tertiary study, let us know, we want to support you. If you want a great new job and need a qualification and some financial support to do it, we’re interested in hearing from you.
Check out the 2018 course prospectus, it’ll be out soon.
If you need a helping hand to pay fees or buy materials, a scholarship might be just the thing.
Let your enthusiasm and commitment to a programme of study shine through on your application, and take that step. We would love to see you in next year’s pics 🙂
A record number of students were awarded Whitireia Foundation scholarships for study in 2017. For this, we are grateful to our amazing sponsors, a good number who have been supporting Whitireia students for a decade or more. Take a look at our sponsors here. The families, trusts and businesses that are our sponsors, have all made a meaningful commitment to their community by supporting a student. A number of sponsors also provide mentoring and work placement opportunities.
Our students tell us they see this investment in them and their future as hugely significant. We know from their feedback that a scholarship is worth so much more than the money. Students respond to the faith shown in them by their sponsors and they commit themselves to doing their absolute best. We hear from our sponsors that they are motivated by seeing their student reach their potential, and they will support them in many ways to do that – from commissioning artworks, as in the case of one of our carving students, to regularly opening their business up to students to experience the workplace for themselves. We look forward to tracking the future achievements of students participating in mentorship and work experience, and to grow this part of our scholarship programme, based on the evidence we gather.
The Foundation extends grateful thanks to all our sponsors and to the students who have joined the Whitireia Foundation family, through being awarded scholarships this year. See photos from the Ceremony on Whitireia’s Facebook page here.
Reaching 50 scholarships for 2017 is a milestone for us. We also had a record number of applicants. We would love to be able to recognise more students, so fewer miss out. Our scholarships have grown from $70,000 awarded in 2011 to $120,000 in 2017. Our Trustees are committed to fostering enduring partnerships with our sponsors that will result in the continued growth of the scholarship fund, and most of all, in the attainment of student – and community – success.
If you are thinking about making a difference by sponsoring a student, please get in touch. You can use the comments section below to make an inquiry – your details will be kept confidential.
Awards Ceremony 22 March 2017 – Foundation Chair, Kelvin Irvine, congratulates students, welcoming them to the Whitireia Foundation familyPorirua Mayor, Mike Tana, was along to present a scholarship to Samrawit Abraham (B Nursing) on behalf of the Council. Carla Uncles (B Teaching Early Childhood) is to the left. On the right are Jasmine Haley (B Social Work) and Foundation Trustee Robyn Moore Trust Porirua sponsor ten scholarships. Here is Trust Chair, Tim Sheppard, presenting Performing Arts student, Erebuka Bwauro, with her award.
Applications have closed, with a record number of scholarship applications – 172 – eclipsing the 132 received last year. Our moderators are in the final stages of review and selection and we will announce the recipients in the new year. If you have applied for a Whitireia Scholarship for 2017, a big thank you for your efforts. As usual, we had an incredibly high standard of applicants. Congratulations to all our recipients who will go on to study with Whitireia in 2017.
The Foundation thanks all our amazing sponsors – with your support, more than 50 students are getting helping hand with their studies, with resulting benefits to their families and the wider community for years to come.
Wishing you all the best for the holiday season. Keep safe and well – Arohanui.
Being motivated costs you nothing, but can get you everything – Murray Newlands
Looking to study in 2017? Applications for Whitireia Foundation scholarships are now open!
Through the generous support of organisations, individuals and Whitireia suppliers, the Foundation is pleased to offer up to 50 scholarships to a value of $120,000. See our sponsors for 2017.
Whitireia Foundation scholarships are for domestic students studying full-time at Whitireia in 2017.
Save the date – get your application in by 11 November 2016.
The Application Form and accompanying Guide can be picked up from all Whitireia campuses, or download your copy from this site – also available at www.whitireia.ac.nz.
On March 26, this happy group received scholarships for their study in 2016. Thanks to our awesome recipients, their proud families and friends, and of course to our amazing sponsors.
Interested? Get your application in by the end of October 2015.
Planning your study for 2016? Thinking about applying for a scholarship?
We have over 40 scholarships to award next year, in all kinds of study areas, from Paramedics and Health Science, Automotive and Electrical Engineering, to Early Childhood Education and Journalism.
You might be new to tertiary study, or in your final year, you might be 18 or a mature student – we have a range of scholarship opportunities. For example, our building and construction tools scholarship through Maycroft, is for a graduating student and has the potential to turn into a paid apprenticeship for the right person.
Here’s a taster of the scholarships we have on offer for 2016.
ISS Services Ltd $5,000 towards the study fees of children of ISS Service staff who are planning to study at Whitireia. If no such students apply then the funds are open to other applicants. J.V. Simpson Scholarship $2,500 to be used in the memory of J.V. Simpson to an applicant studying Early Childhood Education. Kirk-Burnnand Family $2,500 to be used for one or more scholarships at the discretion of the trustees. Maycroft Construction Ltd $1,500 voucher towards the purchase of tools for a selected graduating civil construction student, along with a three month paid work trial period that may lead to an apprenticeship. New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women (Wellington) Three scholarships of $3000 to female students in a degree or diploma programme who have had to overcome hardship in order to undertake their chosen course of study….read the Application Guide for more
Before you get to work on your application, please check out the Do’s and Don’ts – useful tips on what to say in your application and how to say it.
Keen to have a go? Get your application in before the end of October 2015!
The scholarships provide financial assistance for tuition fees, unless otherwise specified. New for 2015, in addition to a financial (or equivalent) award, are paid work experience opportunities with Maycroft Construction. Apprenticeships may follow for promising students completing their work experience with Maycroft.
The selection committee considers three main criteria when considering applicants and selecting recipients. These are: demonstration of a genuine desire and ability to succeed in the chosen area of study, financial circumstances and personal achievement. You can see a list of our scholarship recipients for 2015, in the Autumn Newsletter.
General scholarship information:
Applications for 2015 closed at the end of October 2014. If you’d like to talk about your current application, or are thinking of applying for 2016, you’re welcome to contact the Information & Enrolment Centre – details below.
Applicants must:
Be over 16 years of age
Be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident for two years
Be enrolling in a full-time / full-year programme of study at Whitireia
Meet the entry requirements for their desired programme of study
Have been a full-time secondary student for six months prior to application, or have recently completed at least 20 weeks full-time study at Whitireia, or previous study (please specify)
At a lively and uplifting ceremony last week, more than $100,000 of scholarship awards were presented to 46 hard-working Whitireia students. Whitireia Foundation Chair, Tim Sheppard, did a fine job as master of ceremonies, speaking from the heart, as always.
The ceremony and after-match supper saw our students supported by a crowd of enthusiastic whanau, friends, and of course, their all-important sponsors. Guest speaker this year was the engaging Maria Uluilelata, Whitireia’s career consultant, who spoke about her learning journey.
This year, we were excited to present a high-spec laptop computer to one of our most hard-working journalism students. Other awards ranged from book grants, to tuition scholarships up to $3500-00 in value. As trustees, we have been moved by many of the letters of appreciation received in the past week from our student recipients – we share some of these with you on our students’ stories page.
Here are a few pictures from this year’s outstanding group of scholarship recipients. Congratulations to you all, and huge thanks to our sponsors – your contribution makes such a difference to many lives. To friends and whanau of our recipients, thank you for celebrating this year’s student scholarship awards with us – your participation means a great deal. Thanks also to our Whitireia support staff, with extra-special thanks to Donna Creary, organiser-extraordinaire. This event was attended by two new Trustees – welcome Izzy Ford and John Granville. We were also privileged to have with us two members of the Weltec/Whitireia Council. All of you helped make this event truly heart-warming.
JV Simpson Memorial Scholarship – Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) student Jessie McDonald (left) with her sponsor Megan SimpsonJournalism student Anneka Paul with her sponsor from DellJamie Clarke (left} of Fuji Xerox NZ with Jason van der Walt (awarded one of five Fuji Xerox scholarships)Bachelor of Nursing Maori – Kelly Waho, Desiree Hawkins, Anaru Rima, Diamond Henderson, Caroline Komene, Amy MatthewsGuest speaker, Maria Uluilelata – Career consultant, Whitireia NZTrust Porirua scholarship recipient (left) Desiree McKenzie
Ngati Toa Scholarship – Ria Hodges – National Diploma Te Reo Maori
Whitireia Foundation Scholarships are available to new and existing students studying at Whitireia. Recipients are selected on the twin criteria of merit and perseverance to succeed in spite of personal circumstances. Applications are open to students in October each year.
2014 Whitireia Foundation Scholarship recipients
Masei Alipia – Certificate in Foundation Education (Health Science)
Hamish Anderson – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music)
Timothy Parker – Bachelor of Social Work
Jason van der Walk – Bachelor of Applied Business Studies
Sarah Whitaker – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music)
Adam Wineera – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Toi Poutama)
Greg Young – Certificate in Carpentry
Diamond Henderson – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Tifaimoana Iosefo – Bachelor of Nursing Pacific
Caroline Komene – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Ailima Logologo – Bachelor of Nursing Pacific
Anaru Rima – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Anneka Paul – National Diploma in Journalism (Multi-media)
Jacob Aldridge – Certificate in Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gasfitting and Roofing
Aidan Hutchison – Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Kauna Lopa – Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Farese Tasele – Certificate in Carpentry
Toanui Utia – Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Michele De Bes – Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Julia Giblin – Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Amy Matthews – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Sarah-Jane Thorpe – Bachelor of Nursing
Rosalie Nicol – Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Jill Sim – Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)
Mahala Jay – Bachelor of Nursing
Matti Kernaghan – Bachelor of Nursing
Rose Nimarota – Bachelor of Nursing Pacific
Emma Millanta – Bachelor of Nursing
Alexandra Grace – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Creative Writing)
Sarah Coleman – Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music)
Jessie McDonald – Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)
Desiree Hawkins – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Kelly Waho – Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Phayphachit Chao – Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Dylan Daley – Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Regan Devadas – Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Stuart Foote – Certificate in Carpentry
Daniel Haarhoff – Certificate in Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gasfitting and Roofing
Kelemete Iasona – Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Advanced)
Samuel Jones – Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Choong Kim – Certificate in Carpentry
Desiree McKenzie – Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Advanced)
Anesu Makorimbo – Certificate in Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gasfitting and Roofing
Sui Ngun To – Certificate in Carpentry
Eden Shields – Certificate in Automotive Engineering
A great start to 2014 – huge turnout for the Powhiri at our Porirua campus
A fantastic start to the week and year, with simultaneous powhiri on four Wellington campuses, including the largest turnout ever seen at Porirua. Whitireia has been a-buzz with orientation activities, with music filling the Atrium most lunchtimes.
Adding to the buzz, our Wellington-based New Zealand Film and Television School has turned out yet another winner, with short film Oscar being selected for screening at the 2014 Speechless Film Festival in Mankato, Minnesota, USA.
Directed by first-time short film maker, Isauro Torres, Oscar screens at the Speechless Film Festival 20-22 March 2014. Isauro graduated at the end of 2013, and is part of Crew 26. Sima Urale is Head Tutor at the New Zealand Film and Television School: “It’s great to be getting recognition internationally,” says Sima. “It shows and endorses the quality of the work produced by our graduate filmmakers.” Great work Sima, Isauro and crew.
Thanks to everyone who has contributed to getting our students off to a great start for 2014. Check out orientation photos on Facebook Whitireia Orientation Week 2014.
2012 Whitireia Foundation scholarship recipient Natalie Smith has scooped not one – but two awards in 2013. The Bachelor of Applied Arts (Visual Arts & Design) student was presented with the Mana Zonta Design award, worth $3000, at a ceremony held last week.
This is only the second year of the award, which is given to a female student from Whitireia Visual Arts and Design, on completion of their degree. The award recognises Natalie for her outstanding drive and motivation for design, academic standards and her contribution to design research, aimed at commercialisation.
Deb Donnelly is co-Programme Leader, Visual Arts and Design at Whitireia. She explains, “This award is about women empowering women to succeed. A helping hand at the beginning of a fledging design career can make all the difference and possibly save years of struggle.”
Capping off her success with Mana Zonta, Natalie is exhibiting at TOAST, Whitireia’s graduate Visual Arts and Design exhibition that runs at Pataka Arts + Museum until December 15. At the TOAST opening, Natalie was announced as the Toi Pōneke and Whitireia Artist in Residence, a one year Wellington residency.
The residency provides paid studio space in the creative hub of Toi Pōneke for a third year degree graduate, who intends to extend their study for a further year.
You can see Natalie’s and other graduate work being exhibited at the TOAST exhibition. It’s on at Pataka, cnr Parumoana and Norrie Streets, Porirua from 22 November – 15 December, Monday – Saturday 10am – 4.30pm and Sunday 11am – 4.30pm.
More than 200 people attended the 2013 Whitireia Foundation Scholarship Awards on March 26, celebrating the success of 50 deserving scholarship recipients. Proud friends and family were in attendance to celebrate the students’ fine achievement, alongside valued sponsors, Porirua’s Mayor, Nick Leggett, members of the Whitireia Council, Whitireia’s CEO Don Campbell, along with other Whitireia staff, and Foundation Trustees. Chair of the Foundation, Tim Sheppard, presided over the ceremony, where our sponsors personally presented the awards to each student. Speaking for the students, Anaru Rima, a Bachelor of Nursing (Māori) student and Ngāti Toa scholarship recipient, impressed on guests and sponsors, just what it meant to receive such support:
The generosity of the sponsors and their support allows us to progress and move forward within our different areas of study. We will repay you through being committed, focused and dedicated to our studies at Whitireia – Anaru Rima
Whitireia’s brand new Wikitoria Katene building (at the Porirua campus) was a fitting location for the ceremony, reflecting the significant milestones achieved by both Whitireia Community Polytechnic and the Foundation, in the past year. Last week saw Whitireia celebrating the opening of its impressive new building, and upgraded facilities for Health Science students. In another milestone, the Foundation’s Trustees had last year set the ambitious target of $100,000 to be awarded in scholarships for 2013, up from 70,000 in 2012. In fact, the Whitireia Foundation was proud to award more than $103,000 in scholarships this year. The scholarships support students’ studies in a range of areas, including: Nursing, Social Work, Teaching, Information Technology, Applied Business Studies, Professional Cookery, Performing Arts, Electrical and Automotive Engineering and Carpentry.
The Foundation and students gratefully acknowledge our 15 valued sponsors for providing grants ranging from $500 to $3000. Most are for tuition, with two providing grants for books.
The awarding of scholarships was followed by a ‘mix and mingle’ supper, where sponsors and students could get to know each other, along with trustees, Whitireia staff, Council members and invited guests.
Thanks must go to scholarship administrator Donna Creary and other Whitireia staff who worked hard to deliver what appeared to be a seamless presentation ceremony – a stand-out evening for all who attended.
Congratulations to all our 2013 Whitireia Foundation Scholarship recipients. We look forward to hearing about your year!
Name
Programme
Aimee Andrews
Bachelor of Nursing
Rebecca Pateman
Bachelor of Information Technology
Penelope Wilde
Bachelor of Nursing
Mirian Karoua
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Litiana Uluiburotu
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Lonise Aitogi
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Louise Katene
Bachelor of Nursing (Māori)
Rose Pusa Nimarota
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Emma Millanta
Bachelor of Nursing
Uputaua Matagi
Bachelor of Nursing
Amanda Reichenbach-Sisk
Bachelor of Social Work
Kaitlyn Thomson
Bachelor of Nursing
Suzanne Reichenbach-Sisk
Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)
Caleb Lomaloma
Bachelor of Information Technology
Luano Duffy Viliamu
Bachelor of Applied Business Studies
Laura Robertson
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Peri Te Wao
Bachelor of Nursing (Māori)
Trisha Wee
Bachelor of Nursing
Tifaimoana Iosefo
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Jahleen Tauakume
Certificate in Professional Cookery
Jill Sim
Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education)
Raola Sayer
Bachelor of Social Work
Sharna Welham
Bachelor of Nursing
Linda Soukbandith
Bachelor of Nursing
Rexmond Pelman
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Willie Ropati
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Tyler James
Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Joshua Calvert
Certificate in Professional Cookery
Zsairon La’ulu
Diploma in Outdoor Adventure
Zachary Warmouth
Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance)
Tagimoana Toloa
Bachelor of Information Technology
Ebony Sushames
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Performing Arts)
Kristy Faanunu
New Zealand Diploma in Business
Kolo Manatua
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Joedyle Magadia
Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Caleb Krishnan
Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Wiremu Nuku
Certificate in Carpentry
Daniel Curran
Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Brett Sullivan
Certificate in Electrical Engineering
Sarah-Jane Thorpe
Bachelor of Nursing
Anaru Rima
Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Louise Katene
Bachelor of Nursing Māori
Todd Williamson
Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance)
Richard Anderson
Graduate Diploma in Creative Writing
Jennifer Roberts
Bachelor of Social Work
Douglas Cavenagh
Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Advanced)
Leeza Moananu
Bachelor of Nursing (Pacific)
Leigh Kellet
Bachelor of Social Work
Susan Fitzgerald
Bachelor of Social Work
Tangimoana Te Moananui
Certificate in Foundation Health Science
Whitireia is pleased and proud to support the valuable work of the Foundation. Phone 0800 944 847 for more information on scholarships or emailinfo@whitireia.ac.nz
The Whitireia Foundation is a registered charitable trust, established in 1999 and responsible for managing and growing its scholarship fund, which today sits at close to $400, 000. Our aim is to expand educational opportunities for Whitireia students, to promote knowledge, interest and support for their educational activities. The foundation is pleased to offer a number of scholarships to students who are planning to study at Whitireia. These scholarships provide financial assistance towards tuition fees, unless otherwise specified.
Only the interest on the endowment fund is used for Foundation scholarships, preserving the capital fund. Scholarships are also provided by individuals, organisations and businesses. In 2011-2012, $70,000 was granted to forty-one students, who performed with exceptional results. 2013 saw $100,000 awarded to 50 students, with a similar amount going to students in 2014.
Recipients meet with their scholarship provider on a number of occasions throughout their time of study. Encouraged by the faith shown in them as recipients of a hard-won scholarship, and by the supportive learning environment Whitireia offers, near 100 per cent of our scholarship recipients complete their programme of study with success. Encouragement is seen by many of our students to have as much value as the monetary benefit they receive via their scholarship. The Foundation congratulates all of our scholarship recipients on their achievements.
Letters from our scholarship recipients tell of their experiences and demonstrate how the Whitireia Foundation is making a difference. There is so much satisfaction in seeing someone who receives a scholarship flourishing in their chosen career.
Scholarship application forms are available from the Information & Enrolment Centre (IEC) at the Whitireia Porirua campus. Applications for 2014 closed in October 2013.
Who are our Trustees?
Our Trustees are volunteers who live in the Porirua area and are passionate about expanding educational opportunities for all, whatever people’s personal circumstances. The Trustees are responsible for developing relationships with businesses and individuals who grant scholarships. Some have provided scholarships themselves. The Trustees efforts on behalf of the Foundation include growing awareness of the fund, ensuring the widest variety of people know of the opportunities available to them. The Trustees particular focus in 2012 and 2013 is to grow the fund, to benefit more students, and to provide a buffer for when interest rates are low and the return on the capital does not meet desirable levels. If you are in a position to fund a scholarship, the Foundation would very much appreciate hearing from you. You are welcome to contact one of our Trustees in confidence (click here to go to Trustee page) or email Whitireia at the address below.
Who can apply for a scholarship?
Scholarships are awarded on the twin criteria of merit and perseverance to succeed – despite personal circumstances.
Applicants must:
Be over 16 years of age
Be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident for two years
Be enrolling in a full-time / full-year programme of study at Whitireia
Meet the entry requirements for their desired programme of study
Have been a full-time secondary student for six months prior to application or have recently completed at least 20 weeks fulltime study at Whitireia or previous study if otherwise specified
Selection Criteria
Demonstration of a genuine desire and ability to succeed in the chosen area of study
Financial circumstances
Personal achievement
Conditions
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Scholarships will be awarded by the Whitireia Foundation on the basis that the information supplied is true and correct. The foundation reserves the right to withdraw the scholarship if the information provided is incorrect.
2
Applicants may be required to attend an interview with a selection panel.
3
The scholarship must be used for programme fees unless otherwise stated and must be used in the year it is awarded.
4
The Whitireia Foundation reserves the right to not award a scholarship should the Trustees decide that there are no eligible candidates.
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Recipients are expected to pay programme fees prior to the start of their study in 2014. Scholarship funds will be credited to their Whitireia student account after the receipt of the award at the Whitireia Foundation Scholarship Ceremony early in the academic year.
6
Recipients and their families will be invited to attend an awards ceremony to be held early in the academic year. Recipients are required to attend to receive their scholarship.
7
Successful applicants will be required to participate in promotional activities or publicity.
8
If the recipient withdraws or transfers to another programme, it is expected that the scholarship will be repaid to the Foundation.
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Applicants must be willing to have their progress monitored and provide a statement of achievement at the end of the scholarship year.
10
The decision of the Trustees is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of our sponsors.
Whitireia is pleased and proud to support the valuable work of the Foundation.
Phone 0800 944 847 for more information on scholarships
The Whitireia Foundation gratefully acknowledges Whitireia visual arts and design student Deirdre Ralph for her artwork, featured at the top of the page.
We warmly congratulate our scholarship recipients of 2012. Scholarships for 2013 are being awarded at a ceremony in late March.
Celebrating the opening of the new Paramedic Learning Centre in March 2009. Whitireia offers the only Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic) in the region. The Foundation awarded five Health Science scholarships for Paramedics in 2012.
Name
Programme
Keri-Mei Zagrobelna
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Visual Arts & Design)
Ana Sua-Ulberg
Bachelor of Applied Business Studies
Bonita Moana
Bachelor of Social Work
Lucas Craig
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Acacia Harris
Certificate in Beauty Therapy
Michael Dransfield
Diploma in Outdoor Adventure
Tainui Katene
Certificate in Professional Cookery
Emma Millanta
Bachelor of Nursing
Uputaua Matagi
Bachelor of Nursing
Julie Adams
Bachelor of Nursing
Tamara Wetere
Bachelor of Applied Business Studies
Simon Devaney
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Alanna Burgess
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Natalie Smith
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Visual Arts & Design)
Phillip Shaw
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music)
Todd Balogh
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Jacob Carlson
Bachelor of Health Science (Paramedic)
Teresa Hoskins
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Performing Arts)
Penieli Van Der Meer
Certificate in Office Administration and Computing (Advanced)
Jonathan Hardy
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Logan Tuara
Certificate in Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gasfitting and Roofing
Codie Te Moanauni
Certificate in Automotive Engineering
Daniel Middleton
Certificate in Plumbing, Drainlaying, Gasfitting and Roofing
Scholarships for 2019 are now OPEN. Whitireia Foundation Scholarships are for students planning to study at Whitireia New Zealand in 2019 and provide financial assistance for tuition fees, unless otherwise specified.
A record number of students were awarded Whitireia Foundation scholarships for study in 2017. For this, we are grateful to our amazing sponsors, a good number who have been supporting Whitireia students for a decade or more. Take a look at our sponsors 
