ACE Workshops
Over the years, we have organised and provided various ACE workshops throughout Aotearoa New Zealand! We hope that you have enjoyed them.
Every year, we ask you to fill out an enrolment form to be able to take part in ACE workshops. Now you will also need to provide your ID. Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) from Ministry of Education (MoE) gives Deaf Aotearoa the funding to be able to provide free workshops for all Deaf community members, and now they require ID to see if you meet their funding criteria.
You must provide ID:
- current passport
- birth certificate
- proof of NZ citizen or residency
Unfortunately, driver’s licence is not accepted. If you don’t have any of these IDs, you can get support from your local Facilitator here at Deaf Aotearoa.
We got funding for ACE workshops for 2023 and we have exciting workshops planned – watch this space!
TE Reo language
Hawkes Bay Deaf Club 22 Lee Road, Taradale, NapierLearn Maori words, Waiata/ Karakia songs, and the Maori version of the National Anthem etc. - Saturday 4th March at 10.00 am to 12.00 pm - Saturday 11th March 10.00 am to 12.00 pm - Saturday 18th March 10.00 am to 12.00 pm - Saturday 25th March 10.00 am to ... Read more
KiwiSaver & Pension Retirement
Otago Deaf Centre 68 Manor Place, DunedinArthur Ramani will present about KiwiSaver and Pension Retirement. Join this workshop if you want to know more information. We will provide coffee, tea and refreshments. NZSL interpreter will be available.
Drive Theory Test Practice
12 Hartham Drive, North Porirua, Wellington 12 Hartham Drive,, North Porirua,, WellingtonIs the driver's license hard and complicated? Join the workshop on the driver theory test practice to help improve your confidence and better knowledge. If you already have the license, you can come along but you need to refresh your memory Bring your own lunch.
Net Safe / Scams
Deaf Society of Canterbury 80 Fitzgerald Ave, ChristchurchA woman from Netsafe will present about how to keep yourself safe online. We will talk about safe banking, and how to know if something is a scam. We will provide coffee, tea and refreshments. NZSL interpreter will be available. I'll look forward to seeing you.
Emergency and Survival Skills – Cyclone Gabrielle
Hawkes Bay Deaf Club 22 Lee Road, Taradale, NapierFoundation skill is a topic in the workshop for emergency and survival skills. We will talk about how to survive when a cyclone. You can ask more about what you think of the cyclone in Hawkes Bay? How did you feel going through the cyclone? What were the bad things? ... Read more
Introduction to NZ Relay
Deaf Society of Canterbury 80 Fitzgerald Ave, ChristchurchCatherine is from Auckland will present about how to use it to make a call. Bring your devices, she will help to set up your devices. We will provide coffee, tea and refreshments. Arrive at 10:45 AM before start 11:00 AM.
Introduction to Sewing
Kamo High School Wilkinson Avenue, WhangareiThe workshop will provide the sewing to help your skills. The deaf tutor will teach you how to use a sewing machine and prepare patterns, materials, and cushions for your future. Bring your own lunch.