Feeling safe is the most important thing for a Syrian couple who left their war-torn city of Hama in 2011 and arrived in New Zealand 13 years later.
Starting on 1 July 2026
Visit us at our new centre in Windsor Park!
Learning English with everyday te reo Māori helped Dejay land her dream job at Te Papa.
A cultural celebration of calligraphy, dumplings and connection in the Upper Hutt ESOL Intensive class.
Learning English as a small business owner in Motueka.
Unfortunately, this free service no longer has the funding to continue, and it will end on 28 February 2026.
Settling in Christchurch after escaping Ukraine.
To mark International Volunteer Day, we’re highlighting the unique journeys of ELP volunteers and the difference they make every day.
From humble beginnings to online innovation, ELP Bay of Plenty marks three decades of supporting migrants and former refugees.
Learners at ELP Whanganui enjoyed a taste of Mexico when Carmen brought Pan de Muerto, sparking conversations about Día de Muertos traditions.
Romi reflects on how learning English opened the doors to further study and developing a new sense of purpose.
Clara’s perseverance in learning English helped her land the makeup job she’d been hoping for.
Learners from English Language Partners reflect on their English learning journeys - sharing in Mandarin and Cantonese
Volunteer Victoria and learner Genet from Wellington share a love of food and cooking.
Wellington retirees are learning English for life and connection, building skills for everyday conversations, navigating services, and making friends along the way.
Twelve Levin locals are celebrating after successfully obtaining a class 2 driver licence with a forklift endorsement.
Online English for Employees classes are helping workers across New Zealand build confidence and English literacy skills for the workplace.
Former English Language Partners Auckland South Centre Manager, Julia Castles, has been awarded the King’s Service Medal for services to language education and migrant communities.
Whakatāne volunteers are playing a crucial role in helping people from migrant and refugee backgrounds settle into their new community.
Volunteering as a home tutor helped Khalil discover a passion for teaching English.
Learners in Nelson embarked on memorable canoe trips with the Wilderness Canoe Trust.
Nimsha and Soki share their experiences of learning English and making new friends.
Three Congolese former refugees are thrilled their English is improving after only a short time with English Language Partners in Invercargill.
The New Zealand Certificate in English Language (NZCEL) Level 1, offered by English Language Partners, is more than just a course – it provides firm pathways to further study, meaningful work, and personal growth.
Learners from English Language Partners participated in the Whangārei Fringe Festival, reading stories to children in a range of languages.
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