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There are heaps of scholarships out there, with different opening/closing dates. Some are specific to a subject, some an area and some are specifically for Maori and Pasifika students. It’s up to you to search and apply for them and it is always a good idea to get someone to check through your application. If you need help with any of these, please contact Melanie Keighley: mke@waitarahs.school.nz or Glenny Lewis: gle@waitarahs.school.nz
As well as the scholarships listed below and on the University Scholarships page, there are some websites that you can use to search for scholarships by subject, location or ethnicity:
Click on the above link to find out more about scholarships offered by NZ Universities.
Available to students who are undertaking tertiary study for the first time in 2026. The scholarship applies to most tertiary courses.
Applications usually open in August and close in October.
You need to live in the TET area - check if you are eligible by entering your address in the map on this link: https://www.taranakielectricitytrust.co.nz/grants/
TET - Trade Scholarship
TET - Trade Scholarship
Applications for costs associated with starting an approved apprenticeship should be made on the general application form. This can be found under the 'Documents' tab on the navigation bar and is titled 'TET Application Form for Grant April 2024'. These can be lodged at any time during the year, however, the applicant must be a student at school at the time that the application is submitted.
L.A. Alexander Scholarships are available to students studying subjects relating to our primary industries, including agriculture, horticulture and veterinary programmes.
Keystone Trust offer scholarships for young people, helping you get a degree behind you and carve a successful career in the property or construction industry.
For rural youth entering their first year of full-time undergraduate study in Nursing, Medicine, or allied health related courses at any New Zealand Universities, Polytechnics, or PTEs.
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