TOP 10 LANGUAGE COURSES IN WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

At LCF Fun Languages, our range of activities and resources to learn English for Kids covers all learning styles, while being about having FUN. They are designed so your child can show off their new language skills from as quickly as Lesson or Activity 1.

Alliance Française Wellington is proud of its reputation and teaching practices. French class activities and projects are specifically designed for real-life situations. Students are immersed in French and are able to practise speaking right from day one.

DELF and DALF are official qualifications awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the competency of candidates from outside France in the French language.

Alliance Française Wellington offers a wide range of official examinations to certify your level of French. Whether you want to immigrate, study or work in France or a French-speaking country, these examinations are for you. DELF and DALF are official qualifications awarded by the French Minist...

Learning French introduces you not only to a new language but to a culture and society as well. Languages can bring people together and French is widely used for communicating in many parts of the world, including our Pacific neighbours New Caledonia and French Polynesia.

Germany is a country with a long and rich heritage and is the geographic and cultural centre of Europe. The German language is closely related to English and is more similar to it than to any other language. There are 100 million German speakers throughout Europe, from Austria to Switzerland.

M?ori is one of the official languages of New Zealand and is an integral part of the country’s culture. There are numerous reasons to learn M?ori including personal enjoyment or career requirements. Whatever the reason may be, learning M?ori provides great satisfaction, a greater connection.

Chinese is not only one of the oldest living languages, but it is also a major world language spoken across the globe by over one billion people. As the New Zealand population diversifies, Chinese is becoming a major language in this country while remaining highly important for trade and tourism.

Learning Japanese gives ?konga the chance to communicate in a different language, and to gain an appreciation of a fascinating culture. ?konga develops their speaking and listening skills, as well as reading and using the unique kanji writing system, which can be a rewarding and enjoyable.

English is one of the three official languages of Aotearoa New Zealand. English is an essential tool for full participation in our personal, local, national and global communities. At Te Kura, the study of English supports ?konga to extend their competency in the use of language in a variety.