About learning community hubs

We began rolling out learning community hubs in 2020. There are now approximately 50 across New Zealand.

They help ethnic parents and families to participate in the New Zealand education system so they can:

• support their children at school
• know more about the curriculum
• be more comfortable talking to teachers
• understand the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) and pathways to employment.

The Education Gazette has information about the hubs and the support available to refugee and migrant families.

Empowering former refugee and migrant families – Education Gazette

How to get involved

To get involved in a learning community hub, contact your nearest regional office senior advisor community partnerships. They can tell you more about the programme and put you in touch with a learning hub coordinator.

Regional offices