简体中文 | 繁體中文 | English Languages International student Mandy, from China, shares some exciting news about her IELTS exam. With Languages International’s help and lots of hard work, she got an even higher band score than she needed for her future study in New Zealand. Congratulations, Mandy! We are proud of you!
My name is Yury Grishin and I’m from Yekaterinburg. Actually, Languages International is my second English school in New Zealand. For some reason, from January to June, I was learning English in the other school but then decided to change that. I’d been in three or four different schools, however, I chose Languages International, and
Thai | English I’m a student from Thailand. I decided to come to New Zealand because I want to improve my English and to learn about general business. So, I chose Languages International school. I started in intermediate level. At first I was surprised when I came to study on the first day. There were
Português | English My name is Dejair Micheluti, and my nickname is DJ. I am 59 years old, and I’m from Brazil (Santa Catarina State). I started learning English because it is my challenge. I had an opportunity to study English in 1986, but I didn’t take it. I believe this is the ideal time
中文 | English I came from China hoping to work in this wonderful country, so I came to Languages International to improve my English. I was surprised that they arranged an orientation day to let me get to know a lot of information about the school and even sent a Mandarin-speaking teacher to talk me
Our student Ricardo from Switzerland recorded a video message for you on his last day of school. Video: Juan Cortes
Português | English It is said that what really matters is the impression left. For sure Languages International has left a very positive and strong impression on me, as it is hard to believe it’s been more than 3 years – almost 4 – since that cold morning in June 2015 when I stepped at
日本語 | English I’m Ayaka from Japan. I love traveling abroad and talking with people from other countries, but I used to find speaking in English difficult. That’s why I decided to come to New Zealand (NZ) to improve my English. I was lucky, since I won an IALC scholarship for homestay and school fees for posting
We interviewed our recent Cambridge CELTA course graduate, Keith Bedford, so that you can find out what doing the CELTA at Languages International is like and if it is the course for you. Why did you take the Cambridge CELTA teacher training course? I wanted to qualify myself for a career change. After completing a
Kia ora, I am Mel from Switzerland and I wanted to improve my English in order to be able to do a master’s degree at a university in an English-speaking country. Based on my previous experience with the General English course at Languages international (also known as LI), I decided to go back to Auckland to
