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The New Zealand Wool Classers Association
The NZWCA is a proactive organisation involved in the training and education of Wool Classers and Wool Handlers across New Zealand.
Membership is primarily made up of Wool Classers however a great opportunity exists for associate members to share in information, field days, refresher courses, newsletters and access to the database of Wool Classers.
For an annual subscription of $110 you will be an associate member of the NZWCA and will be supporting training and education of wool technicians in the NZ wool industry.
To join visit www.woolclassers.co.nz/join/associate or contact Bruce Abbott on 027 228 0868.
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