NOTICE REGARDING CORONAVIRUS

As you will have seen in the media, the situation is rapidly evolving internationally concerning the Coronavirus.  The safety and wellbeing of our students and staff, is of paramount importance to us during this period of uncertainty.  In light of this, we would ask that anyone wishing to attend one of our courses over the next month, to err on the side of caution.  For any student or staff member who may be at high risk of exposure –  because they have recently been to China, or have been in close contact with someone confirmed with the virus – we ask that they take the voluntary precaution of staying at home for up to 14 days.  If this means that you may not be able to attend a course that you have already booked, please contact our team and we will happily postpone your booking to a future date – or transfer you to a correspondence option if you prefer.

 We will continue to update information as the situation unfolds and implement further appropriate action based on Ministry of Health advice.

Coping after a natural disaster

It’s normal to feel anxious about your safety, and that of your family and whanau, especially if you are living in an affected area.
And it’s normal to feel jumpy and scared, or worried about work.
All of us have different needs and different ways of coping. Acknowledging our feelings can really help us get back on track.
Click here for some simple tips.