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FREE ENGLISH CLASSES

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FREE ENGLISH CLASSES (No registration required)

WEEKLY FROM 22 JULY – 25 SEPT.

GREENLANE CHRISTIAN CENTRE
17 MAREWA ROAD
GREENLANE

Friday at 11.30 am | Greenlane Christian Centre
• English 101 (Beginners with Mandarin interpreter)
• English Comprehension Class (Intermediate)
• English Conversation Class (Upper-Intermediate)

Saturday at 9.30 am | Greenlane Christian Centre
• English 101 (Beginners with Mandarin interpreter)
• English Conversation Class (Upper-Intermediate)

ZOOM Conversation Groups - Online
• Wednesday at 10 am | ZOOM Group
English Conversation
Meeting ID: 717 0511 2988
Password: 3xhnyZ
Teacher: Yunny Luk

• Saturday at 9.30 am | ZOOM Group
English Conversation
Meeting ID: 348 771 5384
Password: English
Teacher: Jacinda Robinson

For More Information go to: www.gcc.org.nz...

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