Auckland Schools Community Education Association (ASCEA) offers courses in Art, crafts & photography, business & computing skills, cooking, ESOL, health & fitness, languages, music and much more.
Schools from Waiuku to the North Shore, Onehunga to Howick, North to South, East to West, offer courses that are short and affordable, with no pre-requisites, which are held in the evenings and on weekends.
They:
Provide an opportunity to try something new without huge expense
Offer a way to meet other people with similar interests while you learn together
Update skills for people returning to the workforce
Give people the confidence to go on to more formal learning
OUR OFFER
The opportunity for all to, associate, gather together, and interact with each other more openly without the barriers of division or category thus encouraging the concept of togetherness within our Community
To continuously develop and enhance a stronger bond in relation to, Sports, Culture and Religion whereby these ethics can further be employed and conveyed for the benefit of our Cook Islands people in the greater Auckland region.
Our objectives are to unite the Cook Islands people of Auckland through Sports, Church and Culture by providing the support to encourage them to perform and achieve at their highest level and to provide and promote Sports, Church and Culture in a respectable manner.
We organize the annual Cook Islands Sport Field Days events for the Cook Islands people in the Auckland Region encouraging and fostering the spirit of friendship and good will amongst all members of the Cook Islands Communities and encourage and attract our Cook Islands youth to participate in sports, church and cultural activities. .
We encourage participation in the Biennial Labour weekend tournament organised by the Cook Islands New Zealand Sports, Church and Culture Federation as well as a time for Cook Islands people living in New Zealand, to congregate and keep alive our traditional beliefs and values.
Deaf, hearing impaired and hearing are welcomed in our modern clubroom to meet fellow Aucklanders who use NZSL (New Zealand Sign Language)! If you’re interested in learning New Zealand Sign Language, or building on what you already know, we also run a full NZSL programme for families and adults.
]]>The interpretation of “Auckland” means both permanent and volunteer brigades within the Auckland Fire Region (2010). The area includes fire brigades in previously known configurations as fire brigade or within area, district, division or region, which includes North Shore and all surrounding volunteer brigades.
Full membership is open to all persons employed by the Auckland Fire Brigade, or any other full time & Volunteer fire brigade, Fire prevention or Protection service, along with retired employees/volunteers of the above mentioned services and any other interested individuals. Associate membership is available for those living overseas who are unable to attend meetings/workshops etc. Associate members will receive the newsletter, can attend the AGM but cannot vote or hold an official position within the Society. We also have a Brigade/Corporate membership available.
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