KiwiClass - Multicultural Support Services - He Amo Taunaki
Maggie Rainey-Smith is an experienced writer and educator with a diverse background in multiple roles. Since June 2019, Maggie has served as a writer for At Large and has been a teacher at KiwiClass - Multicultural Support Services since June 2014. Maggie's writing journey began in January 1999, including roles as a book reviewer and reader. Additionally, Maggie contributed to the Friends of the Randell Cottage committee from September 2009 to July 2016. In late 2013, a volunteer teaching position was held at Learn4Life Cambodia in Siem Reap. Maggie held the position of chair at NZSA Wellington from March 2009 to December 2013 and engaged in writing activities until March 2013. Maggie completed a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature at Victoria University of Wellington from 1999 to 2002.
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KiwiClass - Multicultural Support Services - He Amo Taunaki
At KiwiClass, our focus is on helping adults in the Wellington region whose first language is not English through: - Beginner English courses - Help in their search for work - Help in identifying what their English learning needs are and in developing their education pathways. Our vision That all refugees and other migrants have access to the language development and learning and employment opportunities that they need to achieve their full social and economic potential; and that cultural and linguistic identity are appreciated as strengths to be encouraged, enjoyed and valued. Our purpose To provide education and employment pathways for refugees and other migrants for whom English is an additional language and to support activities which maintain cultural and linguistic identity.