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English Language Partners New Zealand's services

The brochures (on the right) are about English Language Partners New Zealand. English Language Partners used to be ESOL Home Tutors.

We are changing our name on all our brochures. This will take some time. You will see our old name (ESOL Home Tutors) on brochures for a while. 

1. ESOL home tutor
2. Group learning
3. ESOL-Literacy classes
4. English for Employees
5. English for Migrants (pre-paid courses)
6. Additional local programmes 

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1. ESOL home tutor

• One hour each week
• Learn in your home
• Have your own tutor
• Learn about New Zealand culture
• Free service
• Social events
• For permanent residents of New Zealand 

Find a centre | Register as a learner |Make a donation

 

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2. Groups

• Learn English in a group
• Two hours a week
• Meet other learners and tutors
• Learn about New Zealand
• For permanent residents of New Zealand 

Find a centre | Make a donation

 

 

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  3. ESOL-Literacy classes

• For learners who do not read or write well in their first language
• You must be a permanent resident of New Zealand
• 10 hours a week, 32 weeks a year
• Bilingual tutors
• Free service

Find a literacy class

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4. English for Employees

• For permanent residents of New Zealand who are working
  (full-time, part-time, casually/seasonally or self-employed)  
• Improve your English language/literacy/numeracy
• 2-3 hours per week - flexible hours
• Trained teachers
• Free service
• Small groups or 1:1

Read the brochure

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5. English for Migrants (pre-paid courses)

• You must have paid the New Zealand Immigration Service a fee for English lessons
  before you came to New Zealand
• One-to-one lessons in your home
• For permanent residents of New Zealand 
• EFM teachers are qualified teachers

Read the brochure | Register as a learner  Or phone 04 471 2382 (English Language Partners' national office) to find a teacher.

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6. Additional local programmes

Please check with your local centre for other programmes offered.
These may be:

• social events;
• English in the workplace;
• job mentoring programmes;
• driver licence classes;
• Maōri culture and language programmes;
• Kiwi cooking.