Showing posts with label ESOL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ESOL. Show all posts

19 July, 2006

Maslow hierarchy of needs

Abraham Maslow was a very clever man. I never imagined that one day I would be so happy to go to work. Two years ago I became an English tutor for ESOL (English for speakers of other languages). My students are refugees and new migrants in New Zealand. Now, I happily move old furnitures (and today in the rain too!) and doing all this without pay. Can you beat that? :o)

12 December, 2005

ESOL end of year party

After I got invloved in volunteer work in 2004, life has become much more meaningful for me. I have just signed up for another year as an English tutor for new migrants in Hamilton. Please try to do some volunteer work if you have some spare time. I am sure you can benefit a great deal from it too.


21 October, 2005

ESOL







Last English lesson on Thursday we played a board game. It is a more interesting way of learning English!

Here is our youngest student, 5 weeks old!

21 August, 2005

free English lessons (ESOL)

If you know someone, a recent migrant or refugee who has just arrived in NZ and they wish to learn English, please, enrol now with Elaine at the Migrant Resource Centre, 94 Boundary Road, (near the Hamilton mosque) We have free parking for 50 cars. Tel: (07) 853.2188 e-mail: whts@xtra.co.nz

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