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Upcoming Term 2 classes at Canterbury WEA

Wednesday, May 20, 2026   Posted in: Training By: Administrator With tags: health, crafts, Courses

Come along to a upcoming course at Canterbury WEA. They have a variety of workshops and talks available on a variety of topics.

All classes are held at Canterbury WEA (59 Gloucester Street, Central City).

Find out about other courses or sessions coming up at the Canterbury WEA. Discounts are always available to those with a Community Services (CSC) or Hāpai Card.

Meet Your Nervous System

Feeling rushed, overwhelmed, or constantly “on”? This workshop with Becky Collett offers a gentle, practical introduction to how the autonomic nervous system works and how it affects our responses to stress. Through simple experiential practices and reflection, you’ll learn to recognise your own nervous system states and explore ways to return to calm, safety and connection. 

Dates: Tuesdays from 2nd June 2026 (4 weeks - no class on 16th June).
Time: 11am to noon.
Cost: $27 per person.

Find out more about this course on your nervous system, including how to register.

Zentangle Greeting Cards

Turn Zentangle patterns into beautiful handmade greeting cards in this course with Ildica Boyd. Each week focuses on a different layout and style, helping you build a collection of patterns while creating four unique cards. A materials pack is included, and some basic Zentangle experience will be helpful.

Dates: Tuesdays from 2nd June 2026 (4 weeks).
Time: 12.30 to 2.30pm.
Cost: $66 per person.

Find out more about this greeting card course, including how to register. 

Population, Demographic Change and Public Health

How is the world population changing, and what does that mean for the future? This two-week course with Anne Scott explores population growth, ageing, birth rates, life expectancy and public health, including progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals. A timely look at the big trends shaping our world.

Dates: Friday 5th and 12th June 2026.
Time: 10 to 11.30am.
Cost: $21 per person.

Find out more about this course on population and public health, including how to register.