Getting yourself financially sorted is all part of being Study Ready. If you're
enrolling onto a new course of study it's important to get your Studylink
application in as soon as possible. You can apply online here
If you need assistance witih Studylink, want to know about your entitlements,
or just need general financial guidance or support, WelTec can help. Get in
touch with WelTec's Student Services Officer. They are based at Petone Campus
but are also available at the Church Street and Cuba Street Campuses on
Wednesdays.
Assistance can be given if you require extra help from Studylink or Work and
Income, or with making an application to WelTec's Student Support Fund.
Top Money-Spinning Tips
Work part-time; if you haven't already register with Student Job Search www.sjs.co.nz
Get a Snapper Card - you'll save at least 20% on bus fares
Price up monthly passes for the bus or train www.metlink.org.nz or www.tranzmetro.co.nz
Ditch the takeaways - cook from scratch and buy groceries in bulk
Current students who are experiencing financial hardship or economic problems
likely to adversely affect their studies may apply for financial assistance
from WelTec's Student Support Fund. Your application to the fund is
confidential, and the information you provide is protected by the Privacy Act
1993.
Further information about the Student Support Fund and the application form can
be found here
If you would like to apply, fill out the application form and hand it in at
your WelTec Student Information Centre, or contact the Student Services Officer
if you would like further information or assistance.
Budget Advice
WelTec's Student Services Officer is a qualified NZFFBS Budget Advisor. They
can give you the low down on how to make those pennies go further. The Student
Services Officer is available across all campuses to give you tailored budget
advice and financial guidance. If you want to make an appointment to tackle
your budget head on, please email studentsupport@weltec.ac.nz, phone us on 0800 WELTEC (935 832), or enquire at the Student Information Centre at any
campus. You'll need to bring a current bank statement along to your budget
advice appointment.