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Winners Announced – 16th NZ Chinese Essay Competition 2022
Winners Announced - 16th NZ Chinese Essay Competition (2022)The Confucius Institute in Auckland is delighted to announce the winners of the 16th Chinese...
Chinese learning celebrated in New Zealand
New Zealand Chinese Language Week: Promoting a wider understanding of Chinese cultureOriginally reported by Owen Poland, CGTN, AucklandIt's Chinese...
Winners Announced – Chinese Bridge Show in Primary / Intermediate Schools Category
Winners Announced - Chinese Bridge ShowConfucius Institute Physical Address:The University of AucklandPembridge House31 Princes StreetAuckland...
CTCSOL online interview test held in Auckland again
CTCSOL online interview test held in Auckland againThe CTCSOL (Certificate for Teachers of Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages) test is becoming very...
Who are the winners of the Auckland regional Chinese Bridge competition?
Who are the winners of the Auckland regional Chinese Bridge competition?The final round of the 2022 Chinese Bridge Speech Competition (Secondary School...
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In search of Rewi Alley through the eyes and journey of Andy Boreham, young NZ journalist currently living in China. New documentary premiered in Auckland tonight.
Dec 9
In search of Rewi Alley through the eyes and journey of Andy Boreham, young NZ journalist currently living in China. New documentary premiered in Auckland tonight.
Will Murphy, the student from Auckland`s @sacredheartcollege Sacred Heart College, Auckland claimed the first place in the Oceania group in 2022 global #ChineseBridge competition. What a fantastic achievement in concluding his secondary study! We wish him all the best and a very bright future ahead.
Nov 21
Will Murphy, the student from Auckland`s @sacredheartcollege Sacred Heart College, Auckland claimed the first place in the Oceania group in 2022 global #ChineseBridge competition. What a fantastic achievement in concluding his secondary study! We wish him all the best and a very bright future ahead.
#ChineseBridge updates: Can you spot the shining Mandarin star from Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau? Big congratulations to the four finalists in the Oceania group, also the global Top30 in the secondary school category, especially to Will Murphy, the student from Auckland`s @sacredheartcollege Sacred Heart College, Auckland.
Nov 14
#ChineseBridge updates: Can you spot the shining Mandarin star from Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau? Big congratulations to the four finalists in the Oceania group, also the global Top30 in the secondary school category, especially to Will Murphy, the student from Auckland`s @sacredheartcollege Sacred Heart College, Auckland.
We are very excited to have the representatives from the MLA hosting schools back to Pembridge House for a workshop to introduce the 2023 Mandarin Language Assistant programme. Yes, after three year’s interruption the programme has been resumed and the MLAs are coming back to Aotearoa NZ soon.
Nov 9
We are very excited to have the representatives from the MLA hosting schools back to Pembridge House for a workshop to introduce the 2023 Mandarin Language Assistant programme. Yes, after three year’s interruption the programme has been resumed and the MLAs are coming back to Aotearoa NZ soon.
Congratulations to Mohammad Sameed Khan from @universityofauckland @UoA Chinese @ciauckland for qualifying for the global Top 30 and Oceanian Top 3 in the 2022 @chinesebridge2002 international final.
Oct 24
Congratulations to Mohammad Sameed Khan from @universityofauckland @UoA Chinese @ciauckland for qualifying for the global Top 30 and Oceanian Top 3 in the 2022 @chinesebridge2002 international final.
#nzchineselanguageweek2022 opens today at parliament in Wellington.