In 2009, Lisa Tobler from Switzerland took a Cambridge CAE course at Languages International. While she was in Auckland, she fell in love with a Kiwi man and now she calls New Zealand home. I recently interviewed Lisa to find out about her experience at Languages International, what it has been like living in New Zealand
Today, Languages International had a bake sale to raise money for disaster relief in Nepal. Staff baked delicious biscuits, cakes and slices, which our students bought for their morning tea. Over $1000 was raised. All the money is being donated to Oxfam, who will use it to help with earthquake relief. A huge thank you
Our friend and partner, Daulet from Globus Education Kazakhstan, has just visited Languages International and stayed with one of our homestays. Here is his feedback. Globus Education Kazakhstan has been working in partnership with Languages International since 2006 and considers them one of the main partners within New Zealand. Our students give us positive feedback regarding their experience
Languages International is delighted to have received its 7th Star Award short-listing for the Study Travel Magazine (STM) Star Award in the Southern Hemisphere category. Thank you very much to our partners for your ongoing support and for voting for us again this year! Every year, language travel consultants around the world vote for their “Star” school
I like my school in all aspects. Firstly, because of very creative staff who always encouraged my learning and curiosity. As they all are highly qualified and professionals of their job, and encourage students to develop skills like group conversations, writing etc. Secondly, because of the great location of school, which situated in the city
“I think this school is very good. Every day I was able to spend it happily. Thank you very much.” Megumi Hiraishi, Japan March 2014 at Languages International Auckland
“The school facilities are great, especially the computers. Regarding the location, it couldn’t be better. In Albert Park! Awesome.” Jae Hee Kim, Korea March 2014 at Languages International Auckland
“I like the teachers and the class. It was the right choice for me to come here.” Kayo Nishida, Japan February 2014 at Languages International Auckland
Work in New Zealand while you study. New Zealand’s Minister of Immigration has just announced changes that will give work rights to more of Languages International’s students. From December 2013 students granted a Student Visa for a course starting in 2014 will be able to work for up to 20 hours per week if: they are studying in a
Languages International student, Ha Woon Lee from Korea is really happy to have chosen New Zealand as a place to study English. In the video above, she explains why. Video highlights: Ha Woon’s first impression of Auckland, New Zealand’s biggest city, that it’s a friendly city. Ha Woon says that when you go abroad you
