An adventure from Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland to Kirikiriroa Hamilton helps ELP's learners live and travel more independently in Aotearoa.
A collaboration between English Language Partners Hawke's Bay, the Indonesian Community (KAMIBAY) and Bostock NZ Ltd has meant 97 "Recognised Seasonal Employees (RSE)" workers now have a certificate in English language.
Maryam Ghouzivand’s progression from language learner to volunteer is an inspiring story, reflecting her success as a migrant who's passed through the doors of English Language Partners (ELP).
As Maryam Ghouzivand’s English progressed to working level through her classes with English Language Partners, she went from a casual job for a school photographer, to part-time ELP centre administrator, before finally securing a full time position with the Kaipara District Council.
Maryam’s language progression is an inspiring story - one that reflects the success of many migrants who pass through the doors of English Language Partners (ELP).
Training for a Class 2 licence can be hard for former refugees, but Mohammad Shah says the English Language Partners’ course really helped!
Job Mentoring Service helps skilled migrant job seekers find meaningful employment in Aotearoa New Zealand.
The pandemic has meant we've needed to discuss many complex issues with our newer Kiwis. This year, the nationwide vaccination drive changed the conversation again.
Great news - ELPNZ learner Sar Gaw has a new 'chapter' in his Kiwi life, with thanks to his ESOL home tutor John Hobbs, who also sent this update.
At English Language Partners, we're always looking for new and innovative ways of teaching.
On the 21st October, several Dunedin English Language Partners classes merged together to attend a special presentation from Kate Marshall of the Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC) regarding Covid 19 and the Pfizer vaccine.
Sergei Dorokhin talks about his great experience with ELP. Thanks Sergei! We so appreciate your words ...
ELP’s Palmerston North centre explores ways of inspiring young minds to give children the best possible start –and learning English along the way.
‘Motivated, enthusiastic and committed’ are the words his employers use to describe Sudhi Edamuttath Subramanyan.
YMCA employees hone their customer skills on ELP's workplace classes.
Seta Zeng celebrates Chinese Language Week with her English Language Partners classmates.
To be honest, for most of the Palmy Work Focus ESOL Intensive class, Zoom isn't their favourite thing in the world.
This week our ELP Hutt centre celebrated China’s traditional mid-Autumn Festival also known as the Moon Festival.
Viva Shao, English Language Partners’ super-suberb programme administrator, says it’s vital to keep Chinese language alive and thriving in New Zealand.
Our Palmy centre’s learners have come up with a cool way of sharing what they miss most about class under lockdown.
English Language Partners learners take on Olympic challenge!
Learning with ELP is fun and useful. Prisha uses 'Princess Shapla' in her everyday work – how clever is that!
Visits to English Language Partners' classes builds trust in the NZ Police, and is a great language learning activity.
It can be stressful dealing with our techno-loaded world, but ELP Wellington learners find it a piece of cake!
Hue-Quan Trinh shares her learner’s determination to vote in Aotearoa! It's her real-life ‘Election Success’ story…
Awarua Communication Museum is built on the site of Awarua Radio ZLB – which began operating on…
"It was amazing to have a job seeker group with whom I could connect and share questions and experiences.”…
