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NZWTA is headed by Sifu Peter Yu who started training Wing Tsun Kung Fu in 1974 under Tam Hun Fan. Tam Hun Fan was a student of Grandmaster Dr. Leung Ting. In 1995, Sifu Peter Yu moved to Auckland and The New Zealand Wing Tsun Association was formed in 1998. Sifu who resides in both Auckland and Wellington, opened a branch in Wellington. The Wellington branch has over 40 students, and has a set number of intakes per year. Auckland has 30 students and each week Sifu commutes between Auckland and Wellington to teach and guide his students in traditional Wing Tsun Kung Fu.

Stanley Bay School, in Devonport on Auckland's North Shore.

This wonderful combination of food, wine and education offers a unique experience for the home cook and wine-lover as well as the professional chef and sommelier. Welcome to our world.

The Makeup School is an Auckland based private training academy for Makeup Artistry & Hairstyling, owned and tutored by two of New Zealand's most respected Makeup Designers. Gabrielle Jones and Dianne Ensor together have over 40 years experience in the industry as Makeup Artists. Together with their team of fantastic Hair styling and Makeup Tutors, The Makeup School offers the highest standard of combined knowledge and expertise, providing students in New Zealand an international standard of training.

Massey High School is a co-educational state secondary school in Auckland, New Zealand established in 1969. The school is located on the western edge of the city, giving it a blend of suburban and rural students. It has experienced significant roll growth over the past few years and is now the third largest school in New Zealand. In 2009 it was rated decile 5. Established in 1969, the school was initially based at Henderson High School until the buildings on the current site at Don Buck Road were completed in 1970. Initially the school had a rural makeup but as the city of Auckland spread to the west and north the school experienced significant roll growth and an increase in suburban students. In order to accommodate this large roll growth the school had to make use of prefabricated class rooms dotted around the campus. In 2003 the school began a comprehensive campus development programme to bring facilities up to date, opening the Bruce Candy Science Centre, a three story complex with dedicated specialist labs for physics, biology, chemistry, electronics and horticulture. Classroom allocation was streamlined in 2003 to create dedicated buildings for each department, with buildings being specifically dedicated to English, international languages, mathematics, computing and commerce, art, and history. The Science Centre was followed in 2004 by the Jack Adam Gymnasium (the second gymnasium on campus), as well as a refurbished swimming pool and athletics complex. A new technology building was completed in 2005 offering specially designed rooms for wood, fabric and metal technologies as well as automotive studies. In July 2008 MHS was the venue for the launching of the Ministry of Health's Food and Beverage Classification System for New Zealand schools and early childhood education. In 2008 the school celebrated its 40th anniversary. Honored with a Massey High School Alumni Award were Jack Adam, Dr Robert Dunlop, Professor Paul Moon, Brigadier Timothy Keating, Linda Vagana and Academy Award winner Philippa Boyens. On Thursday, 13th October 2011, the school's brand new, purpose built Performing Arts Centre was officially opened by the Prime Minister, the Hon. John Key.

St Joseph's is a Roman Catholic state integrated school for boys from Year 0 - Year 6 and girls from Year 0 - Year 8. The maximum roll of the school is 350 pupils. Established approximately 150 years ago and was staffed by Sisters of Mercy for 143 years. The last Sister of Mercy was the previous principal who retired in 1997. Situated on the southern edge of Auckland City, St. Joseph's serves a wide geographic area from Penrose in the east, One Tree Hill in the north, Onehunga in the west and and a large area of Mangere across the Manukau Harbour to the south. Staff and students represent a rich variety of cultures including Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Filipino, Indian, Fijian, British/European, American and of course New Zealanders. 'To Love and to Serve' is the school's motto. Pastoral care is an important element of the 'Special Character' of the school. There is an emphasis on strengthening faith, developing pride and seeking excellence.

Australian Interns is a specialist organisation dedicated to helping professionals and students from all over the world, into top internships and training jobs in Australia Our Website --> www.AustralianInterns.com.au We're a team of internationally experienced executives and recruitment specialists. Our experience and knowledge help us place top international graduates with companies in Australia, and make sure both sides have a great experience. Quality Guaranteed Our many years of experience and willingness to provide ongoing support really set us apart. We're constant striving to make sure our programme is of maximum benefit to both interns candidates and host companies alike. The photos and testimony you'll see on this website are proof of our commitment to excellence. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact one of our friendly team members. If needed we will assist you with the accreditation process of your university. Almost all our candidates receive credits from the internships that we organize.

We have been a registered tertiary education provider since 1995 and offer a variety of New Zealand Qualifications Authority programmes in Business, English and Golf. Business College is a signatory to the Code of Practice for Pastoral Care of International Students in New Zealand. We provide dynamic training programs to individuals, to international and local students, and assists them to meet their learning and career goals.