Location & Facilities

City

Auckland harbour

Population
About 1.5 million

Airports
International Airport
Domestic Airport

Main railway stations
Britomart (Queen Street)
Servicing Auckland and surrounding metropolitan areas

Main Bus Terminals
Queen Street

Public Transport
Buses – operate 5.40 AM to 12:00 AM (approximately)
Trains – operate 6:15 AM to 8.15 PM (approximately)
Ferries – operate 6.15 AM to 11.00 PM (approximately)

For further information on transportation and costs visit www.maxx.co.nz

Main attractions
Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand, is situated in the North Island. It enjoys a warm coast climate, and with 3 harbours and 50 surrounding islands, offers visitors fantastic opportunities to enjoy clean sandy beaches and a great range of water sports.
The city is cosmopolitan and cultural. Historic inner city suburbs with boutique shops, large suburban malls, a vibrant commercial business district, and famous weekend markets provide many places to visit and plenty of things to do.
With more than 80 vineyards in the Auckland region complementing a range of dining experiences, visitors can enjoy seafood, Asian, European and Pacific cuisine.
New Zealand is known for its ‘Great Outdoors’ and you can enjoy summer concerts in the extinct volcano of Auckland Domain, water sports on the Hauraki Gulf, hiking in the rainforests of the surrounding ranges, as well as boating trips to see dolphins and whales.

Climate
Average daily temperature (max): Summer (December-March): 23ºC; Winter (June-August): 15ºC

General expenditure
Lunch in a café costs from about NZD 10, Entrance to a cinema approx NZD 14, Monthly travel pass costs approx NZD 120-135

Pocket money
NZD 140 per week for someone staying half-board in a private household (to cover travel and personal expenditure), and NZD 250 for someone staying in a hotel within walking distance (to cover lunches, evening meals and personal expenditure).

» www.aucklandcity.govt.nz
» www.newzealand.com
» www.rideline.co.nz

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Raffles College of Design and Commerce

Eurocentres Auckland is very happy to announce that we have formed a pathway with Raffles College of Design and Commerce. As with our other pathways, students do not need IELTS as long as they reach the correct Eurocentres level. Please email for more information at info@eurocentres.co.nz

Trial Lessons

Come to Eurocentres Auckland for a free trial lesson! Experience the great classes and amazing nationality mix. After class you will have a tour of the school and see the wonderful facilities Eurocentres has to offer. Trial lessons are held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10.30am. Ring to make a booking today!

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University Pathways

Eurocentres Auckland has a partnership with ACG which helps students go to Auckland University or AUT. This is great as students do not need to do the IELTS exam!

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