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27 Mar 20140 Comments
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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The English New Zealand office has reopened for 2014. We hope that you had an enjoyable Christmas and New Year celebration. We're looking forward to some exciting projects in the first few months of 2014 - we'll be launching our new look website and holding our first agent workshops in Indonesia 11 & 13 March. Read More >27 Mar 2014
Chair of JAOS meets with English New Zealand Representatives
Masaru Yamada, Chair of JAOS - the Japanese Association of Overseas Studies and President of FELCA - The Federation of Education and Language Consultant Associations, met with English New Zealand representatives on 3 December 2013. Mr Yamada was brought to NZ by Education NZ. The focus of the meeting was on his knowledge of the Japanese market and how New Zealand providers and Education NZ could increase the number of Japanese students choosing New Zealand for their study abroad experience. ...Read More >27 Mar 2014English New Zealand Welcomes New Member
English New Zealand is very pleased to announce that ACG School of English is a new member of our organisation. We now have 26 member schools located in 10 different destinations throughout New Zealand. This gives students a wide range of schools and locations to choose from, and access to some great activities while improving their English skills. Read More >27 Mar 2014Work Rights for English Language Students
The Government has announced that English language students choosing New Zealand for their study experience will have the opportunity to work part-time while on a Student Visa of 14 weeks or more. We welcome and are grateful for the new work rights, and we are pleased that it will enable us to broaden the types of market and student that we can cater for. The policy levels the playing field with Australia and we look forward to renewing a healthy rivalry...Read More >27 Mar 2014
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