Adult Community Education
our services are suspended indefinitely
We help people self-evaluate their current situation and career pathways. We help them find an appropriate balance between stability and change, to transition as quickly and smoothly as possible from unemployment to employment.
We help people self-evaluate their current situation and career pathways. We help them find an appropriate balance between stability and change, to transition as quickly and smoothly as possible from unemployment to employment.
Our Vision
To provide accessible learning, empowering adults Auckland wide.
Our Aim
To reduce the number of unemployed people 45 years plus, in Auckland.
Our Values
Education empowers people. We strive to connect, build trust within and for our communities.
This is to share my thoughts and provide feedback on the wonderful work that the ‘Job Café’ team have been carrying out at the Glen Eden Library this year. Since mid-year, the ladies have visited our library on a weekly basis, offering advice, support and essential resources to adults wishing to re-enter the workplace. Their genuine people skills and outright warmth is an asset to them and the work that they are trying to achieve within our struggling communities. Nothing is too much trouble for them, which is the right attitude for this type of work. We have received very positive feedback form both users of their service and other library patrons, commenting on their lovely approach and valuable assistance that they provide. I am 100% supportive of this service and would happily continue hosting it in my library for as long as possible. These initiatives take time to build momentum and for the word to get around, so I truly want to support the wonderful team in what they are trying to achieve.
Whau ACE Supporters
Whau ACE would not be able to serve our community if it were not for the help of individuals and organisations. We acknowledge the following for their support of our programs, staff and our purpose;