Helping to foster lasting relationships between New Zealand and China.
The Confucius Institute in Auckland helps to link New Zealand and China through education and culture, through a range of offerings including courses, exams, scholarships, business mentorship and cultural knowledge.
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Kia ora, Ni Hao 你好!
Explore with us a language increasingly important to New Zealand and a vibrant culture more than 5000 years old.
We offer help in introducing Chinese (Mandarin) into schools, Chinese classes for business and the public, workshops, films, expertise and much more.
Established in 2007, the Confucius Institute in Auckland is a world-class institution dedicated to enhancing understanding between China and New Zealand.
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[Secondary Junior Category] Winners List: Chinese Bridge Speech Competition, Auckland 2019
Congratulations to all the winners in the Secondary Junior Category (Year 7-10)! Read more
[Secondary Senior Category] Winners List: Chinese Bridge Speech Competition, Auckland 2019
Congratulations to all the winners in the Secondary Senior Category (Year 11-13)! Read more
![[Tertiary Category] Winners List: Chinese Bridge Speech Competition, Auckland 2019](/media/images/thumbs/_thumb/tertiary-HYQ-2019_final.jpg "[Tertiary Category] Winners List: Chinese Bridge Speech Competition, Auckland 2019")
[Tertiary Category] Winners List: Chinese Bridge Speech Competition, Auckland 2019
Congratulations to Annabelle Jessop who won the first place in Tertiary Category of this year's Auckland Chinese Bridge Speech Competition. Read more
Partners
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The Confucius Institute in Auckland was established and is proudly supported by our three Foundational Partners: Hanban - the Office of Chinese Language Council International (Beijing), Fudan University (Shanghai) and The University of Auckland (New Zealand).
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