Marae and Powhiri Protocol and Customs
6 Jun 20140 Comments
As like many cultures, Maori have special rules and protocol that must be followed when on a Pa (Maori village/settlement), in a marae and during a powhiri.Read More >
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26 May 2014
As the capital of New Zealand, Wellington claims the capital title in many other aspects – namely culture, movies and cuisine. Boasting museums, galleries, gardens, coastal views and walking tracks, you’ll never run out of things to do and see.Read More >
4 Reasons Why Winter in New Zealand Is Awesome
6 May 2014
In New Zealand, winter can mean lots of different things, depending on your interests and the part of the country where you choose to study. We think New Zealand winters are pretty awesome.Read More >
The Medical Council of New Zealand accepts OET
In February, the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) announced its decision to accept the OET as an approved English test. The MCNZ will accept an A or B in each of the four categories (listening, speaking, reading or writing). Candidates who have successfully taken OET in the last two years can apply to the MCNZ for registration or to sit the Registration Examination. For further information on OET, please contact Ms Janeen Gardiner, OET Marketing Manager, E: Janeen.Gardiner@oet.com.au. Read More >27 Mar 2014-
27 Mar 2014
In November 2013, young students from China, Taiwan and Japan completed the first Computer Based Cambridge PET/FCE for Schools examinations held in Australasia at DynaSpeak’s Cambridge Examinations Centre in Auckland. DynaSpeak’s candidates were joined by boys enrolled in Kiwi English Academy’s high school preparation unit, based at Auckland Grammar School. The programme lifts students’ English level in order to prepare them for mainstream entry to Auckland Grammar, one of the country’s outstanding secondary institutions. By using the internationally recognised Cambridge tests...Read More >
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