Viet Doan Do says boosting his English skills through the English for Employees course helped him master the language and his trade. For Viet, coming to New Zealand from his home in Vietnam nearly ten years ago was about family. …
After moving to New Zealand from Ukraine, English Language Partners’ Work Talk class helped personal trainer Natalia Hrybko find the confidence to pursue her passion. From the moment you first meet Natalia, her confidence and energy are obvious. What’s also …
English Language Partners’ Work Talk course helped Elena Nenasheva find the confidence to believe in her own abilities. When Elena Nenasheva moved to Auckland last year to find work as an engineer, she faced the challenge of rebuilding her career …
An industrial engineer from Catalonia, Spain, Mario never planned to come to New Zealand. With help gained from English Language Partners’ Job Mentoring service, he’s now proud to be a production operations engineer at automatic trap company Goodnature. Hearing Mario …
Study to gain your New Zealand Certificate in English Language with us! Hafisi is originally from Cambodia, and has experienced firsthand how important it is to study English for a successful life here in New Zealand. He joined English Language …
Study NZCEL and “feel good about being part of New Zealand.” Junior Taala and his younger brother arrived in New Zealand three months ago, with aspirations to create a prosperous future. They have moved to Porirua, staying with their uncle, …
ESOL Intensive students from our Porirua centre, who are at a high beginner level, carried out an activity that included reading and writing exercises, and a presentation to follow. Students read the book Making a New Life, which tells stories …
Learning English for shopping! English Language Partners “ESOL Literacy” classes teach context based, relevant English language to adults of refugee and migrant background, who have minimal literacy and numeracy in their mother language. The aim is to start the learners …
Daffodils growing in Claudelands Park sparked an interest in collecting for Daffodil Day from one of the Waikato centre’s ESOL Literacy classes; former refugees who have never had the opportunity to attend formal education before coming to New Zealand. There …
The sun hasn’t stopped shining lately in Palmerston North, and on Tuesday ESOL Intensive class from English Language Partners left their books at home, grabbed their hats and sunnies and headed outdoors to see Palmy’s new bridge. He Ara Kotahi …