Construction
A course by
WITT
A hands-on, 3-day short course covering essential skills for building, repairing, and maintaining fences in rural New Zealand, suitable for landowners, farmers, and DIY enthusiasts.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Main campus (presumed), Taranaki

Learn the key concepts and principles involved in constructing effective and durable fences for rural environments.

Acquire the skills necessary to assess needs, select suitable materials, and prepare a site for fence installation.

Gain hands-on experience in constructing stock, electric, and boundary fences, employing best industry practices.
The Basic Fencing Skills Short Course provides a thorough introduction to fencing for rural property owners and DIYers. Over three days, participants gain practical, hands-on experience in planning, building, and maintaining various types of fences, including stock, electric, and boundary fences. Expert instructors guide students through materials selection, construction techniques, post-setting, wire straining, repairs, and ongoing maintenance to ensure safe and durable fencing solutions.

Construction
Primary Industries
Agriculture

Rural property handyman
Farm/fencing worker
Agricultural maintenance roles
Construction
A course by
WITT
A hands-on, 3-day short course covering essential skills for building, repairing, and maintaining fences in rural New Zealand, suitable for landowners, farmers, and DIY enthusiasts.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Main campus (presumed), Taranaki

Learn the key concepts and principles involved in constructing effective and durable fences for rural environments.

Acquire the skills necessary to assess needs, select suitable materials, and prepare a site for fence installation.

Gain hands-on experience in constructing stock, electric, and boundary fences, employing best industry practices.
The Basic Fencing Skills Short Course provides a thorough introduction to fencing for rural property owners and DIYers. Over three days, participants gain practical, hands-on experience in planning, building, and maintaining various types of fences, including stock, electric, and boundary fences. Expert instructors guide students through materials selection, construction techniques, post-setting, wire straining, repairs, and ongoing maintenance to ensure safe and durable fencing solutions.

Construction
Primary Industries
Agriculture

Rural property handyman
Farm/fencing worker
Agricultural maintenance roles
DIY fencing for property management
DIY fencing for property management