Café Baobab visit provides the perfect opportunity for learners to use English.
In this part of the country, more than 200,000 cows are milked, fed and cared for each day by Kiwis, as well as by a growing group of skilled migrants.
Mark Sanders (above left) owns a small cabinetmaking business and says that he considers himself fortunate to have a former refugee working for him.
Sri Lankan-born Priyesha is a volunteer ESOL tutor with English Language Partners.
When Xing Mao arrived in New Zealand twelve years ago, she was not a confident English speaker.
Senait Hailahariam arrived in New Zealand as a refugee from Eritrea three years ago.
An internship at English Language Partners’ Porirua led to Janice L'Uaipouomalo Pritchard-Selu gaining vital skills.
Newly accepted police recruit Chris Byun credits perseverance and patience as the secret ingredients to gaining entry into the New Zealand Police Force.
Like many school leavers, Abby Fisher wanted to do something with her gap year.
Auto-electrical engineer says a course at English Language Partners Aoraki has helped him to avoid getting his wires crossed at work.
Beatriz is looking forward to her first safe Xmas in years. Beatriz is among many people forced to flee from Colombia…
