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	College: Encyclopedia II - College - The rest of the English-speaking world
		It is also used for some tertiary institutions (e.g., Shue Yan College, or United College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong), or a residence hall of a university (as in British usage, e.g., St. John's College of the University of Hong Kong).
		In New Zealand the word "college" normally refers to a newer secondary school for ages 13 to 17.
		Wellington College also enjoys its right to be named a College by virtue of its affiliation with the former University of New Zealand.
	www.experiencefestival.com /a/College_-_The_rest_of_the_English-speaking_world/id/1242683 (1825 words)

	Wellington College (New Zealand) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wellington College is a boys-only state secondary school in Wellington, New Zealand.
		Wellington College was given a deed of endowment in 1853 by the Governor of the time, Sir George Grey, though no teaching occurred.
		It was originally on Woodward Street where instruction began in 1867 as Wellington Grammar School.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington_College_(New_Zealand) (227 words)

	Wellington - Gurupedia
		Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand and the second largest metropolitan area.
		Wellington is known for its picturesque natural harbour and green hillsides adorned with tiered suburbs of colonial villas.
		Wellington College, and is a nationally recognised school in terms of producing Governors-General, military Generals, business leaders and other leaders.
	www.gurupedia.com /w/we/wellington.htm (789 words)

	Jewish families migrating to New Zealand are helped by Auckland Jewish Immigration
		New Zealand Immigration is now looking to it’s traditional UK immigrants to make up the desperate shortfall in the New Zealand labour market – particularly skilled trades people and in even more particularly, any skilled person involved with the Construction Industries.
		New Zealand is a rapidly changing and developing nation, learning and applying that which is the best form from the old world, but avoiding the pitfalls and continuously seeking ways to improve its lifestyle.
		New Zealanders' believe in all sincerity, that it is the finest and safest country on the face of the globe to bring up young families.
	www.aji.org.nz (1960 words)

	Wellington - A Great Destination
		Wellington City, New Zealand’s capital city, and the region around it are truly cosmopolitan, welcoming people from all countries and celebrating their diverse cultures.
		Wellington the capital city of New Zealand and the surrounding region are truly cosmopolitan.
		Wellington is home to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the New Zealand Ballet, has four live theatres and every second year hosts the New Zealand Festival of the Arts with a month of a wonderful programme of artistic and cultural events.
	www.intstudy.com /study_abroad/livfiles/twewelli.htm (1056 words)

	Archived:Chapter 5: Teacher Induction in an Era of Education Reform--The Case of New Zealand
		Staff from two colleges of education acknowledge that the quality of their applicant pool declined this past year and that they anticipate this trend will accelerate in the years ahead because of the continued strengthening of the New Zealand economy and low teacher salaries.
		In practice, new teachers do not always have input in the assignment of their tutor teachers, new teachers do not all receive their.2 time, and some new teachers are not able to take as great a role in developing their AGP as recommended because they are required to follow programs already prescribed by their AGPs.
		New Zealand's current program is successful, but it has not been tested by the demands of large numbers of new teachers that are expected to flood the educational system over the next five years.
	www.ed.gov /pubs/APEC/ch5b.html (4397 words)

	Wellington College of Homoeopathy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Wellington College of Homœopathy is Registered as a Private Training Establishment by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Educational Act of 1989 and its subsequent amendments.
		The Wellington College of Homœopathy Ltd. is accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Education Act of 1989 to provide education and training based on the Diploma of Homoeopathy/Core Health Unit Standards.
		The College is administered by Gwyneth Evans, a practicing homeopath in Tawa, New Zealand.
	www.homeopathic.co.nz /main/wch.htm (231 words)

	News \| Victoria University of Wellington
		The historic merger of Victoria and the College was announced by the Minister of Education, the Hon Trevor Mallard, an alumnus of both institutions, and the Associate Minister of Education (Tertiary Education), the Hon Steve Maharey, on 15 November last year (2004).
		It includes a new Faculty of Education to oversee the degrees and diplomas awarded by it, and a new College of Education, consisting of four Schools.
		The New Zealand School of Music was launched at a celebration concert in October last year and combines the strength of Victoria University's School of Music and Massey University's Conservatorium of Music in Wellington and other music programmes.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /home/about_victoria/news_article.asp?ArticleID=1042148325 (971 words)

	Athletics New Zealand News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Athletics New Zealand is pleased to announce that, Stephen Underwood is the new Chairman of Athletics New Zealand.
		New Zealand athletes will be in competition this weekend at the world cross country championships in Fukuoka, Japan and the Australian under 20 and under 23 championships in Adelaide.
		New Zealand running star Kimberley Smith has just come through another set back in her return to the world running stage, having spent the last week in hospital with blood clots on the lungs.
	www.athletics.org.nz /news.html (20469 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		George William Edward Ernest von Zedlitz, first professor of modern languages at Victoria College, Wellington, New Zealand, was born near Neukirch, Germany, on 10 March 1871, the only child of an Englishwoman, Mary Bethia Wolff, and her husband, Baron Sigismund von Zedlitz und Neukirch, a soldier and head of an old Silesian family.
		New Zealanders of German descent were dismissed from public employment.
		Widely known in Wellington as 'Von' or 'Old Von', he was called upon for a variety of services: to translate an obscure language, to speak to a student club, to judge a literary competition.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=3Z1 (1175 words)

	New Zealand Water Polo: News Item: Wellington College and Rangitoto Girls Win NISS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Wellington College, silver medallists last year, captured their first North Island title since 1999 when they defeated Auckland Grammar 4-1 in the final with 2 goals apiece to Jono Ross and Sefa Tuiasau.
		Wellington College dominated for most of the game and put the winning break on AGS in the last quarter.
		The B Grade sections were won by Church College NZ in the Boys and Mt Albert Grammar in the Girls whilst Hutt Valley High Boys and Samuel Marsden Girls won the Division 1 plates.
	www.waterpolo.org.nz /showDoc.php?item=1099 (368 words)

	The Anglican Church - Wellington Diocese
		Wellington Bible College was founded in 1979 largely as the result of the vision of its late Director, Dr Clyde Vautier.
		The parent body of the Institute is College House, which operated both as a theological college and a hall of residence for the University of Canterbury.
		In 1992 College House resolved that its "theological branch" should be managed by a separate governing body and be known as "College House Institute of Theology".
	www.wn.anglican.org.nz /wit/links.htm (1934 words)

	Nanny College New Zealand, Nanny School New Zealand : Who Are We?
		Wellington Nannies College: Our school provides a hands-on, entry-level early childhood education training course which equips learners with the knowledge, skills and experience needed to obtain a child care job as a nanny in New Zealand or overseas.
		We are a private training college, established in 1991, and registered and accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority.
		Graduates receive the Wellington Nannies College Certificate in Early Childhood Education (74 credits), the National Certificate in Early Childhood Education and Care (level 3), a First Aid certificate, a Swim Safe Certificate and references from their training families.
	www.wellingtonnanniescollege.co.nz /who_are_we (165 words)

	Homoeopathy in New Zealand
		The New Zealand Homoeopathic Society was founded in 1951 by Alfred G. Grove, a lay practitioner.
		There are four manufacturing homoeopathic pharmacies in New Zealand and a number of chemist shops that offer a full range of homoeopathic products and potencies.
		New Zealand supports three part-time colleges that offer training in homoeopathy: The Wellington College of Homoeopathy, The Bay of Plenty College of Homoeopathy, and the Auckland College of Classical Homeopathy.
	www.homoeopathica.org.nz /homeonz.html (350 words)

	News @ Cisco: Cisco Networking Technology Empowers Scots College Learning
		The college also uses the network to run a wireless data projector, which enables presenters to move around the lecture theatre or around the school and still be connected to the network and their audiences.
		Cisco New Zealand regional manager, David Barker, said; "One of the strengths of IP communications is that its effectiveness is across the board.
		The new network's one-gigabit-per-second network backbone is provided by Cisco Catalyst® 3550 Series switches in the network core and Cisco 3700 Series routers and Cisco Catalyst 2950 Series switches at the network edge.
	newsroom.cisco.com /dlls/global/asiapac/news/2004/pr_12-17.html (910 words)

	Victoria University of Wellington - College and University Profile
		Victoria University of Wellington is the oldest university in Wellington, New Zealand.
		The university was established in 1897 as a constituent college of the University of New Zealand by an Act of Parliament.
		Some degrees and papers in the fields of teaching and education are jointly taught with the Wellington College of Education, located in the suburb of Karori, which shares its campus with the university.
	www.ooen.net /portal/colleges-and-universities/profile/2108 (411 words)

	EXPATRIATES — BIOGRAPHIES - UNITED STATES - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		William Holland was born at South Malvern, Canterbury, New Zealand, on 28 December 1907 and graduated M.A. from Canterbury University College in 1930 and was a research student at Gonville and Gaius College, Cambridge, in 1932.
		A fellow of the New Zealand Society of Accountants and of the American Institute of Chartered Accountants, he is active on the Council of Foreign Relations, the Foreign Policy Association, and the New York State Chamber of Commerce Clubs.
		William Haywood Pickering was born at Wellington, New Zealand, on 24 December 1910 and was educated at the California Institute of Technology, where he gained a B.S. (1933), and Ph.D. He was a member of the Cosmic Ray Expeditions to India in 1939 and to Mexico in 1941.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/E/ExpatriatesBiographies/UnitedStates/en (2643 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		In 1896 the family emigrated to Nelson, New Zealand, where Edmund practised as a minister and tutored in art at Nelson College.
		Returning to New Zealand in early 1922, he taught at Elam School of Art, Auckland, and Southland Technical College before his appointment in early 1925 as instructor in applied art and design at Wellington Technical College.
		He was a member of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts council from 1928 to 1935, and in 1934 he assisted the academy in its first arts and crafts exhibition.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=4I2&QuickSearch=true (747 words)

	Move to Wellington - Studying - Education - Wellington - New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Also in Wellington are the Wellington Institute of Technology and Te Whaea - the National Dance and Drama Centre.
		International students can get information about New Zealand school fees, courses and academic entry requirements from the New Zealand Embassy or High Commission in their home country.
		Wellington's libraries also have resources and services available for residents who speak English as a second language.
	www.wellington.govt.nz /aboutwgtn/move/studying/education.html (495 words)

	The Governor-General of New Zealand
		Sir Michael was born in Wellington, the elder son of Mr Justice Reginald Hardie Boys and Mrs Edith May (Bennett) Hardie Boys.
		After attending Hataitai School and Wellington College, where he was a school prefect, he went on to Victoria University College, and gained a BA and an LLB degree.
		For a number of years, he was a member of the Public and Social Affairs Committee of the Anglican Church, a member of the Management Committee and the Trust Board of Samuel Marsden Collegiate School and a member of the executive of the predecessor to the Independent Schools Association.
	www.gg.govt.nz /utilities/popupimage.asp?ID=102 (414 words)

	College: Encyclopedia II - College - British and American usage contrasted
		at the more-academic end of the scale, on the other hand, many American college students (especially at the most elite institutions) see "college" as a time of intellectual exploration which can be accomplished free from any need to prepare for the future, believing graduate school to be the time for that.
		The American system, by permitting students to spend some of their time in classes entirely removed from their major field of study, forces much less specialization and focus than is common in the rest of the world.
		Hence one's college years involve a quite distinct kind of living arrangement between the family home and the first adult apartment.
	www.experiencefestival.com /a/College_-_British_and_American_usage_contrasted/id/1242682 (615 words)

	The New Zealand Edge : Heroes : Speedsters : William Pickering : www.nzedge.com
		His father, a pharmacist, had left New Zealand to work in the tropics; an environment he didn’t believe was a healthy one for his sons.
		Pickering’s ability to marry practical and theoretical science was coached at Wellington College.
		William Pickering visits Wellington College 1983 his former school - when Pickering left school the only satellite of the Earth was the Moon.
	www.nzedge.com /heroes/pickering.html (2209 words)

	Scots College - Independent Private Boys College Wellington New Zealand, Private Boys School NZ, Independent College ...
		It is situated in Wellington, New Zealand’s dynamic and attractive capital city, within easy reach of the international airport.
		At Scots College it is important we ensure our students develop a strong self esteem and sense of responsibility to themselves and others.
		Our independent College aims to provide a mature environment where this is fostered as well as sound work ethics, self-discipline and learning skills.
	www.scotscollege.school.nz (179 words)

	Governor-General of New Zealand - Speeches
		But we were simply typical of Wellington College, of the quality of the teaching, of the goals that were set for us.
		The country was united by the demands and the fears of the Second World War, it was a pretty egalitarian society, by and large we shared common values of integrity and decency, of responsibility and compassion.
		He was one of the great generals of the war, an outstanding leader of men, and under the inspiration of his leadership the men of the New Zealand Division were perhaps the most respected of all the troops in that War.
	www.gg.govt.nz /media/speeches.asp?type=current&ID=150 (1804 words)

	New Zealand Theatre
		The New Zealand Comedy Guild offers a unified voice for comedians in their communications with other branches of the industry.
		The Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand Inc exists to promote, encourage and facilitate the performance, appreciation and study of the works of William Shakespeare and his contemporaries.
		A database of New Zealand theatre and performance venues, spaces, with architectural drawings in CAD / dxf form.
	www.zeroland.co.nz /new_zealand_theater.html (539 words)

	Wellington College - How to Apply
		When your application is approved by the College (usually within 5 working days) we will send you an “Offer of Place” letter and invoice for school fees.
		You and your parents must read the contract with Wellington College and your application form must be signed by your parents.
		If you are a citizen of one of the following countries, you can visit New Zealand without a Visa for up to 3 months and you can apply for a Student Visa in New Zealand.
	www.wellington-college.school.nz /page.asp?pageID=47 (418 words)

	A History of Amateur Radio in New Zealand
		It's a history New Zealand amateurs can be proud of, both in their contribution to the community by providing vital communications links in times of need such as the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake, and in their contribution to science by helping to pioneer the use of short waves for long distance radio communications.
		I was fortunate to be one of the early ones at Wellington College.
		He is currently employed as a contract historian with the Historical Branch of the Department of Internal Affairs in Wellington, where he is writing a history of polytechnics in New Zealand.
	www.nzart.org.nz /nzart/history/history.html (883 words)

	KIRK, Harry Borrer - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		He was educated at Auckland College and Grammar School, and at Wellington College (where his father had been appointed lecturer in natural science in 1873, the college being then affiliated to the University of New Zealand).
		He also served on the Senate and the Academic Board of the University of New Zealand, was for many years chairman of the Board of Management of the Dominion Museum, and was one of the original fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand.
		At the present Victoria University of Wellington his memory is kept alive in other ways, by a Kirk Prize (in biological sciences), a Kirk Cup (for faculty rugby), and a fine bronze portrait plaque by Margaret Butler, subscribed for by his former students in 1940.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/K/KirkHarryBorrer/KirkHarryBorrer/en (790 words)

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