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All fees and associated costs must be paid in full before the first day of the first term. Fees are made up of: Tuition fees (and course related costs, if applicable)Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF)Equipment Bond (refundable at the end of the year)*. Tuition fees (domestic students only) for 2024 are : Acting NZ$7,821 Design for Stage ...
Toi Film is a koha/donation event that is open to the public 6.30pm, Tuesday 10 November at Embassy Theatre. Join us to celebrate another year of screen collaborations between Toi Whakaari students, staff and industry. Toi Film 6.30pm, Tuesday 10 November Embassy Theatre, 10 Kent Terrace, Wellington Admission by koha Run time: 75 mins
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"My time studying at Toi Whakaari allowed me to not only further my craft in scenography and design but also to work alongside performers, technicians and directors. It was an invaluable experience to be able to develop collaborative relationships in this early stage of my career and be guided along the way by experienced teachers and practitioners.
Toi Whakaari ensures students are ready to enter the arts industry upon graduation, equipped with the ability to think critically, collaborate, manage complex processes, and contribute to the arts sector. Applications to study at Toi Whakaari in 2025 open Friday May 24. study Ako
Monday 7.30am-8.30pm. Tuesday 7.30am-8.30pm. Wednesday 7 .30am-8.30pm. Thursday 7.30am-8.30pm. Friday 7.30am-5.30pm. Saturday 8.00am-4.00pm. Opening hours may vary during specific weeks in the Toi Whakaari calendar. The Nola Millar Library is closed over the Christmas and New Year’s period. The library is staffed part-time ...
Toi Whakaari provides talented people with the skills to apply their imagination and intelligence to a rewarding career in the performing arts. We aim to galvanise the creativity of all students and provide them with the skills of their craft so they can effectively tell stories from their own experience as well creating the future stories of Aotearoa – and the world.
