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Did you know that the US Embassy in Wellington, New Zealand has a library and access to a range of teaching tools and resources to help teach and learn about US history, culture, holidays, and many other topics?  Did you know that you can request a visit from the US Ambassador or other American expert to visit your school and give a ‘guest lecture’ on many of these topics?

The US Embassy has a range of programs and services available for educators, students, and researchers designed to aide in teaching and learning about US history, culture, and society.  Please explore and check this page for resources, links, and updates of what we have to offer.  Or you sign up here to receive regular updates on the specific programs and topics you’re interested in.

Fill out the form below If you, your school or organization is interested in being contacted directly regarding opportunities to host American guest speakers, information about exchange programs or studying in the United States, updates on free teaching resources, programs connecting NZ students with each other and with students around the world, or receiving newsletters on our education and youth outreach programs.

We’re are interested in hearing about your school projects, student exchanges, and special events that have a US connection or theme - we might be able to assist, just enter the info below and we'll be in touch. You can also connect with us via Facebook, Twitter, and many other social media outlets listed to the right.

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