General Notices

Te reo Conversation Beginners Group

Starts 26 April 2024 for 5 weeks

Libby Clark

libbyclark3@gmail.com

 

Yoga for Seniors 65+

Location:               Yoga in Daily Life, 23 Jessie St, Te Aro
Date:                     Tuesdays (Drop in class/ no need to book/ $10)
Time:                     10:00am – 11:00am

More information 

Voix de femmes – woman’s choir

Where: Alliance Française, Level 3, Old Dominion Building, 78 Victoria Street, Wellington

This women’s choir was formed in 2011 under the auspices of the Alliance Française. Under the direction of Marie Brown MNZM, this choir specialises in French and New Zealand music. If you love to sing, read music and have some knowledge of the French language contact the Music Director Marie Brown mt.brown@xtra.co.nz.

French lessons/courses

Where: Alliance Française, 78 Victoria Street, Wellington

Info: Adult classes at Alliance Française Wellington run once a week in the mornings (10:00am – 12:00pm), lunchtime (conversation) or in the evenings (6:00pm – 8:00pm) depending on the level.

Beginners French Courses. / Group courses (various levels) – 2 hours / week over 10 weeks.

See Course Outline to learn more about our levels and what they include. The exact schedule for a level may change from term to term. Contact the for details – https://www.french.co.nz/learn-french/adults/ and alliance@french.co.nz.

Private Tuition – 10 hours – $600

 

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