The Laidlaw College Foundation has finalised an agreement with Panuku Development Auckland to purchase part of Auckland Council’s campus in Henderson, marking the start of a collaborative relationship between two local organisations committed to the growth and rejuvenation of Henderson.

On Monday 20 January we welcomed the first students for the one-year Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) - our brand new Programme in Teacher Education. This Graduate Diploma provides a professional qualification in secondary teaching that is recognised by the Teaching Council. Graduates of the programme can teach in Secondary schools (state, private and integrated) and also in intermediate and middle schools in Aotearoa New Zealand.

We are looking for a new Postgraduate Administrator, Theology (Henderson) to co-ordinate the smooth operation of Laidlaw College’s postgraduate programmes. The role covers three primary areas: student administration, programme administration, and Laidlaw Graduate School administration.

Te Wānanga Amorangi Laidlaw College is pleased to announce it is one of the first providers in the country to receive approval from Matatū Aotearoa Teaching Council and NZQA for programmes that meet the new Initial Teacher Education requirements. The one-year Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) expands Laidlaw’s offerings into secondary teacher education, while the Bachelor of Education (Primary) builds on Laidlaw’s history of training high quality primary school teachers in Auckland and Christchurch.

Laidlaw College was delighted to host New Testament scholar and author, Professor Craig Keener, at our Henderson campus in September 2019.