2143 days ago

Speech and Drama Classes

Elisabeth from Aro Valley

Hi there,

I’m a new speech and drama teacher in Wellington and I’m looking for some students for 2019 that might be interested in taking classes. I’m an Associate of Trinity College London and teach all ages, in both private and group settings. I am three quarters of my way through my Licentiate diploma and I would love some students to help me finish it off.

Speech and drama is excellent for helping to build confidence, improving literacy skills and I can even help with certain speech issues. I teach adaptable lessons that can be more drama focused or that lean more into the presenting and speaking side of things.

If you're interested or know someone that might be, contact me at eminardsblack@gmail.com or 027 255 2436. Thanks!

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