Tawa College Adult and Community Education

Wellington
All year round

Learn some new skills

A large number of subjects are offered, including NZ Sign Language, defensive driving theory, woodwork, music, sewing, cooking, computers and exercise. Or how about a day of mindfulness silent retreat. In the Egyptian kai course you will learn how to make authentic Egyptian sweets and savouries. Seafood, vegetarian, vegan, celebration meals, and the Egyptian national dish, koshari. Learn how to cook and eat like an Egyptian. Try Bollywood dancing or learn how to make lace. Tawa College Adult and Community Education would also love to hear from you if you have any ideas of courses that are not offered, or you would like to tutor a course.

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

Tawa College Adult and Community Education

Address

38A Duncan Street
Tawa
Wellington

Contact

04 232 7163

comed@tawacollege.school.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Wheelchair access, accessible toilet.

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