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Volunteer to teach English to Adult Refugees & Migrants
Teach English We train volunteers to teach English to adult migrants and refugees. We also employ ESOL teachers.
Writers gather in cyber-classroom
Developing writers from all over the Wellington region are poised to join the burgeoning online classrooms run by the highly successful Creative Writing unit at Whitireia Community Polytechnic. The new online version of the creative writing course means people who can't get to a conventional classroom can still learn the craft from established authors. They can indulge their passion for writing . . . more

Dyslexia in the Workplace
The amount of paperwork seems to be growing in all jobs. You may find some of these techniques helpful (with acknowledgments to the excellent ï¿½Dyslexia in the Workplaceï¿½ by Diana Bartlett and Sylvia Moody, and to the Employers' Forum Briefing paper No. 6 on Dyslexia): Overall strategies 1. Break tasks down into small chunks that you can manage 2. Keep a ï¿½Jobs to doï¿½ list, and cross off t . . . more

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