We hear from WEA Kapiti who provide community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life.

Bruce and Graeme chat about the upcoming WEA seminars, two on the history of Kapiti with Anthony Dreaver; Challenges faced by ethnic communities with Dr Pushpa Wood,; NZ’ers at Chunk Bair with Chris Pugsley; Achieving Equity in Music education with Elizabeth Sneyd.We hear from WEA Kapiti who provide community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life.

Bruce and Graeme chat about the upcoming WEA seminars, two on the history of Kapiti with Anthony Dreaver; Challenges faced by ethnic communities with Dr Pushpa Wood,; NZ’ers at Chunk Bair with Chris Pugsley; Achieving Equity in Music education with Elizabeth Sneyd.We hear from WEA Kapiti who provide community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life.

We hear from WEA Kapiti who provide community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life.

We hear from WEA Kapiti who provide community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life.

Kapiti WEA provides community based, stimulating and varied educational activities that develop knowledge, skills, creativity, understanding and enjoyment of life. Courses are offered in relaxed, non-threatening environments, using the best tutors available from Wellington and the Kapiti Coast.

Kapiti WEA runs courses on a variety of subjects - ongoing education. Everyone is welcome to contact the organization to become a member, to enrol in a course, or to suggest courses or other activities.

Coast Access Radio talks to the WEA (Workers’ Educational Association) about their upcoming courses, trips away and how you can get involved.

The WEA (Workers’ Educational Association) setup in 1915, is the longest established provider of adult education in New Zealand.

Upcoming seminars