Established in 1993, the Waigani Christian College has been giving second chances to many students who have missed out on placings at Government run schools for high school and secondary education

Waigani Christian College is a fully registered and 100 percent nationally own private permitted school.

The school was established in 1993 with only 13 children.

Today the school is enrolling children from kindergarten to grade 12, giving second chances to those who left out on the selection. 
 
Over the years, the school has transformed with increased infrastructure development and student and teacher population.

Founder Mr Benjamin Mul said they are pleased to have sent a good number of their Grade 12 students to tertiary institutions.

Celebrating its 30th Anniversary this week, Mr Mul announced that with the success of this school, he is now building a University.

Prime Minister James Marape who joined the celebrations, said a wholesome holistic education that not only gives us certificate at the end of the examination but more importantly Christian attitude, ethics, character and skills.

“In the medium term development plan 4 we have year marked K4.16 billion in our plan to invest in the entire education sector in the next four years.

“If WCC wants to continue to the University, the process must be complied upon, the Government stands ready to support all the way until one day you can issue diploma and degree to Papua New Guineans in this school,” Marape said.