Café Baobab visit provides the perfect opportunity for learners to use English.
Before moving to New Zealand, Judy Zhu worked as an environmental engineer in Beijing.
“His empathy towards victims, I imagine, is birthed out of his own challenges and trials in El Salvador,” Inspector…
Growing up in El Salvador, Eric Alvarez dreamt of becoming a police officer.
On World Biodiversity Day, 22 May 2019, Palmerston North English Language Partners ESOL Intensive class did their bit for biodiversity in New Zealand by planting native trees.
A joint English Language Partners and New Zealand Red Cross initiative in Nelson is giving former refugees the freedom – and employability – of being able to take to the open road.
We are grateful to ELPNZ’s new Ethnic Advisory Group member, and former English for Employees learner, Mohammad Hilal, for sharing his story of struggle and success with us.
Learners from our ESOL literacy classes and two of our English Language groups at our Auckland South centre…
A huge thanks to Reem for writing this insightful message about the benefits of becoming a volunteer with ELPNZ.
A ‘happy accident’ led to Gerald and Maricel Dailisan moving to New Zealand, to bring in-demand skills to the dairy industry.
Talking to children, as much as you can, in any language, is important, and the first three years are vital; when children’s brains are forming.
