Wellington High School Community Education Centre

Wellington
All year round

Night school, evening classes, adult community education (ACE) – whatever you call it, people coming to their local secondary school after hours to learn together is a New Zealand tradition.

Maybe you are returning to learning, want to gain new skills and confidence, meet new people, keep mentally active, follow a particular passion or become more involved in your community – there are lots of reasons why people want to continue to learn. In this digital age, there’s a wide range of opportunities available for on-going study but getting together with a group of like-minded people to learn something new is hard to beat. Courses on a range of topics and a programme of $25 talks. Most courses are run at Wellington High School, but there are also courses running in community centres around Wellington – Churton Park, Johnsonville, Newlands & Karori.

Cost?

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For more info visit:

Wellington High School Community Education Centre

Address

Wellington High School
249 Taranaki Street
Mt Cook
Wellington

Contact

04 385 8919

cec@whs.school.nz

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