Every Sunday, from October to April, Languages International students have the chance to go surfing. Our friends at Aotearoa Surf will take you to a beautiful beach where the waves are perfect for learners. This week, we went to wonderful Tawharanui, 90 minutes north of Auckland. After a morning’s lessons and a BBQ lunch, everyone
Huia River Walk
We met at 3 ‘o’ clock outside our school and drove in a small bus (ca. 40min) to Huia. First we stopped by the Huia shop were we bought a nice ice cream. We saw the calm sea surrounded by the mountains. The start of our walk was very strenuous, but it was beautiful until
Activities
When you’re coming to New Zealand you should try surfing, because it’s almost a national sport. If you don’t like the water, New Zealand has an absolutely awesome landscape. So it’s a good idea to go hiking. There’re a lot of possibilities to go shopping. Especially the surf brands are really common and cheap compared
Radio Grischa’s Andy Hartmann: “Languages International has a perfect school system”
Andy Hartmann from Swiss radio station Radio Grischa is currently studying at Languages International Auckland in New Zealand. Andy has been reporting back to Radio Grischa on his time at Languages International and his travels around New Zealand. If you understand German, you can hear about Andy’s visit to New Zealand on the Radio Grischa
Sailing…and Swimming!
My name is Ji Hea. I am from Korea. Last Saturday I went sailing with my school friends and three teachers. We were relaxing on the boat, some people were swimming and some were fishing. I also wanted to swim so I jumped into the sea. Before I came to New Zealand I learnt to
Unexpected and Surprising Things Can Happen on Social Programme Activities
I have been to a Social Programme event twice in 3 months, “BBQ party at St Heliers Bay” and “Pubs tour”. I enjoyed them because they gave me time to talk with students who I have never met, and shared our experiences and knowledge, so I spent most of the time on talking and drinking.
Students Learn about Maori Culture at Marae on Waiheke Island
Three Languages International students from Scott’s intermediate class write about their experiences on a TIME Unlimited trip to a Marae on Waiheke Island. Daniel Auer: The first time I’ve heard about the Maori was at home, when I planed the trip to Aotearoa (New Zealand). The Maori came from Polynesia by Kayak to the Island
Sailing Saturday.
Last weekend, 24 Languages International students, 3 teachers and Captain Grant took to the turquoise seas of Auckland Harbour for a sunny day under sail. We moored at Motuhi Island for a well-needed dip in the ocean and kiwi-style BBQ lunch, before heading out into deeper waters for a spot of fishing. Later on in
New Students – Don’t Worry Be Happy
Three students from Scott’s intermediate class share their experiences of being a new student at Languages International: Jack: Hello our school new students. I’m jack from Korea. I’m going to tell you about our school social programme. When you feel a bit nervous and alone at first time, I’d like to recommend you to join
Students Learn about Maori Culture at Marae on Waiheke Island
Three Languages International students from Scott’s intermediate class write about their experiences on a TIME Unlimited trip to a Marae on Waiheke Island. Daniel Auer: The first time I’ve heard about the Maori was at home, when I planed the trip to Aotearoa (New Zealand). The Maori came from Polynesia by Kayak to the Island
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