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• ISANA NZ – COVID-19 Update

  Catch-up cafés

  ISANA NZ is offering members and friends the chance to catch up and discuss the issues they are facing.

  We have a weekly Zoom networking opportunity on Wednesday mornings from 11am. Join special guests each week including officials from ENZ, MoE, NZQA and INZ. MoE is providing responses to concerns and questions raised by the weekly events.

  Register here for this week’s Catch-up Café, or through our Events tab on the website for upcoming Cafes. Please go to our Good Ideas and Responses page to learn more and access previous Café notes and responses.

  Each week, the general Q&A starts at 11am, and special guests are introduced at 11:30am. Email contact@isana.nz to forward any questions ahead of a session.

  Looking Ahead webinar series

  ISANA NZ is pleased to announce our International education: Looking ahead webinar series.

  This series includes professional standards and self-care, enabling international student integration and work readiness, responding to racism and supporting online learning. Keep an eye out in ISANA NZ mailouts, our website and social media platforms for details of our up-coming webinars.

  Feel Good Friday 

  ISANA NZ would like to acknowledge members who are going above and beyond the call of duty.

  Every fortnight on a Friday we would like to acknowledge these wonderful people through our social media channels and give them a chance to go in a draw for a $100 gift voucher to be drawn later in the year. Please send an 100-word explanation as to why you would like to nominate your colleague and also the logo of your institute (optional) to contact@isana.nz

• You’re invited to Uiui: a market update on Latin America

  Entitled Uiui (a Te Reo Māori word meaning to investigate or examine), the series comprises two Zoom webinars with ENZ Regional Director Amy Rutherford as moderator.

  1. Uiui: LatAm Business

  When: 8:30am NZT, 30 June

  What: A conversational presentation by a panel including NZTE Regional Director Steve Jones and NZTE’s trade commissioners based in Brazil, Chile and Colombia. The panel will provide an economic overview of the region, including the challenges and opportunities presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, and then take questions.

  Register here

  2. Uiui: International education’s new landscape

  When: 8:30am NZT, 2 July

  What: Speakers from the main local education agent organizations, the Brazilian Educational & Language Travel Association (BELTA) and the Colombian National Association of Education Advisors (ANEX), as well as ICEF Latin America will talk on the LatAm education landscape in light of COVID-19, as well as the current trends, strategy for recovery, and feedback from students.

  Register here

• Your chance to "Connect" with ENZ 2017

  ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson and General Manager Industry Development, Greg Scott will lead each session, visiting seven New Zealand cities next month to bring the international education conversation to industry professionals.

  Greg says Connect is a great opportunity for providers to hear about current developments in international education and to learn about ENZ’s strategic direction, developments and how to utilise these in their own organisations.

  “Most importantly, it’s a chance for providers to tell us what’s important to them and how we can better support their future growth.

  “We’re aiming to have the seminars be as interactive as possible, using the collective insights and experience of everyone in the room to address challenges and consider how best to make the most of developments and opportunities.”

  Greg encourages all institutions to register for their local Connect seminar, and recommends coming prepared with top-of-mind questions to discuss in order to get the most out of the day.

  DATE	CITY	VENUE	TIME
  Monday 19 June 2017	Wellington	Te Wharewaka o Poneke	0900 – 1130
  Tuesday 20 June 2017	Hamilton	Claudelands Arena	0900 – 1130
  Tuesday 20 June 2017	Tauranga	Trinity Wharf	1400 – 1630
  Friday 23 June 2017	Takapuna	Bruce Mason Centre	0930 – 1200
  Monday 26 June 2017	Dunedin	Dunedin Public Art Gallery	1100 – 1330
  Tuesday 27 June 2017	Christchurch	TAIT	0930 – 1200
  Wednesday 28 June 2017	Auckland	Cliftons	0900 – 1130
  Wednesday 28 June 2017	Auckland	Cliftons	1300 – 1530

   
  UPDATE: The Christchurch event was previously advertised as 22 June, but has been rescheduled to 27 June

  Click here to register.

  Light refreshments will be served.

  Please note: This event is for representatives from New Zealand education institutions only.

• ENZ workshops in September

  

  Workshop 1: Students’ view from their window travelling along the digital freeway

  Technology is changing the way education providers engage with potential students. Placing you in the driver’s seat on the digital freeway, you will experience first-hand what international students see as they race toward their destination. As with any road trip, there are detours, attractions and temptations that can change the direction.

  This workshop will use a segmentation model to identify what tools are available and what skills are required, and give examples of how education providers, at various stages of digital maturity, can leverage them for success.

  Target audience: Participants involved in international strategy, marketing, recruitment and admissions.

  Outcomes:

  • Identify how your organisation is segmented and what tools are appropriate
  • Gain exposure to example initiatives that best-practice providers have used to improve their student recruitment efficiency
  • Connect with other practitioners about their experiences and identify opportunities for further exploration. 

   

  

  Workshop 2: Beyond the great firewall: social media in China

  Coming to grips with digital and social media in China is no easy task. Between VPNs, firewalls and the influx of local alternative platforms, it can be a difficult market to gain cut-through.  

  This workshop will empower participants to get beyond the great firewall and embrace digital and social media platforms in China. It will showcase best practice case studies and how best to engage prospective students.

  Target audience: Marketing and recruitment professionals and student services staff. It is best suited to those who already have some knowledge of Chinese social media. 

  Outcomes: 

  • Learn how to incorporate Chinese social media into your wider recruitment strategy 
  • Gain an understanding of the financial input required 
  • Learn how to integrate your campaigns with agents.

   

  These workshops will be available in:

  Christchurch – 11 September 2018
  Venue: ChristchurchNZ, Level 3, 101 Cashel Street

  Wellington – 12 September 2018
  Venue: ENZ, Level 5 Lambton House, 160 Lambton Quay

  Auckland – 13 September 2018
  Venue: ATEED, Level 8, 139 Quay St, Auckland 

   

  Workshop 1 will run in the mornings from 9am-12:30pm, followed by Workshop 2 from 1:30pm- 5:00pm.

  The registration fee for a single workshop is $375, or you can register for both workshops for $500.

   

  These workshops follow a series of well-reviewed workshops delivered by HECG across New Zealand earlier this year.

  Feedback from previous HECG workshops:

  "This is the most useful workshop I have attended in a long time. I will be able to take back a lot of ideas that can be applied at my institution. Very keen to delve deeper into some of the topics further. Great presenters!"

  Register now by clicking here.

  If you have any questions, please contact alan.johnston@enz.govt.nz

• Viet Nam: a school sector approach

  Viet Nam is a growing international education market for New Zealand, with particular opportunities in the school sector.

  Following an ENZ-commissioned report that proposed recommendations and opportunities for consideration in the market, ENZ has worked with SIEBA to prioritise these and develop an implementation plan with goals and actions.

  For further information, ENZ is running a webinar on Thursday 25 October from 2.00 – 3.00pm.

  This webinar will provide you with key findings from the report, details of the implementation plan and how your institution can get involved. 

  Click here to register   

  Please note: This webinar is only open to representatives from New Zealand education institutions, government and regional partners.

  Copies of the report and implementation plan will be soon be available on IntelliLab. 

• Register for China vocational education forum

  The forum brings together government agencies, and industry and education leaders in technical and vocational education from New Zealand and China.

  The aim is for all those involved to share their experiences in developing training institutions, strengthen collaboration between the two countries, and plan the development of model programmes in the sector.  

  This is the 6^th forum which has been held annually in either China or New Zealand under the auspices of the China-New Zealand Vocational Education and Training Model Programme.      

  With at least 52 senior leaders from higher vocational education institutions in China set to attend, ENZ Regional Director China & North Asia, Adele Bryant, says the event is a unique opportunity for New Zealand vocational and technical education leaders to demonstrate how their institutions are fostering critical and creative thinking in students.

  “With ‘The Entrepreneurial Institution’ theme, this year’s forum is a great platform to showcase New Zealand’s strengths in encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship,” Adele said.

  “It’s a fantastic opportunity to share ideas, network and form relationships with leaders from China at a time when they are increasingly looking to New Zealand for solutions.”

  A range of leaders in vocational education in New Zealand – from CEOs and International Directors to anyone involved in developing innovation and entrepreneurship strategies at vocational training institutions – are invited to present at the forum.

  Registration is limited to 50 delegates from New Zealand, with early bird registrations closing 31 August.

  For more information and to register for the symposium, click here.

• CONNECT webinar series – A digital update

  Richard Kyle, ENZ Business Development Manager, says the first CONNECT webinar later this month will provide an update on ENZ’s digital work programme.

  It will cover what the different streams of work are, how they work and, most importantly, what education providers can do to make the most of them.  

  “The webinar will delve into how our tools can assist your institution to track and measure referrals. It will also be a chance to ask any burning questions or to clarify any aspects you or your institution may have,” says Richard.

  “We’ll also talk about some new products we’re developing including an ENZ chatbot, an Outcome of Visa indicator, and ENZ global digital campaign plans for 2019.”

  The webinar will be relevant to international staff as well as those who work in digital, marketing or admissions teams.   

  The webinar will run on Wednesday 24 October from 2.00-3.30pm.

  Click here to register.  

  Please note: This webinar is only open to representatives from New Zealand education institutions, government and regional partners. 

  Check out future editions of E-News for further CONNECT webinar updates.

• APAC TVET Forum: Bringing us together 

  The inaugural Asia Pacific Technical and Vocational Education and Training Forum will be held online on the first two Fridays in November 2021. The event – themed “Bringing us together” – will allow people in the sector to share best practice and foster new connections despite COVID-19 travel restrictions.

  The APAC TVET Forum will be opened by New Zealand’s Minister of Education, Chris Hipkins, and will feature an address by the Chief Executive of Te Pūkenga New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, Stephen Town.

  The forum is driven by partners Te Pūkenga, Education New Zealand and Skills Consulting Group.

  ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson says with an increasing emphasis on applied learning and work-ready graduates, the applied vocational sector in Aotearoa New Zealand has much to offer.

  “A New Zealand education produces in-demand graduates with the skills and knowledge they need to join the workforce with confidence,” Mr McPherson says.

  The APAC TVET Forum will bring together experts from the three sectors vital to effective technical and vocational education – government, industry and education. It will offer government-to-government, business-to-business and system-to-system content streams – bringing people together for a cross-system conversation.

  There is no cost to register for forum sessions on 5 and 12 November, and there are networking opportunities and sessions on the days in between.

  The international heft will come from speakers including Professor Christina Hong, President of the Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong and Marc Gomes, Group Senior Vice President and Head of Training for ADECCO Global.

  The Pacific representatives include Dr Isimeli Tagicakiverata, Director of the National Training and Productivity Centre at the Fiji National University, who is presenting on upskilling, reskilling and lifelong learning as part of the system-to-system content stream.

  The APAC TVET Forum builds on the strong foundations of the Sino-NZ Vocational Education and Training Model Programme, a forum for sharing best practice that is widely acknowledged as beneficial to both countries. Under this programme, Chinese and New Zealand institutions have taken turns to host the annual New Zealand-China Higher Vocational Education Conference.

  China’s Central Institute of Vocational and Technical Education – a China Ministry of Education thinktank – has supported and presented at the previous conferences and will deliver a keynote presentation at the APAC TVET Forum.

  Wherever we live in the world, a thriving future is what we all want. Governments, industries and educators are all working together to upskill and reskill workforces disrupted by the pandemic. The APAC TVET Forum is a chance to be part of the solution. To register or find out more, go to www.apactvetforum.com.

• Register for ASEAN Forum 2017

  Held in October, the ASEAN Forum 2017 marks the 50^th anniversary of the organisation, which comprises of 10 growing markets that work together under the ASEAN economic community.

  The forum will include keynote addresses and breakout sessions on education opportunities and specific markets. A networking function will conclude the forum.

  ENZ is a sponsor of the event, where ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson will be speaking.

  The forum will be held on Monday 16 October 2017 at Auckland University of Technology.

  Click here to register.

  For full details, visit the forum website: www.aseanforum2017.co.nz

• How to register for ENZ events

  1. Go to https://enz.govt.nz/events and select the event you want to attend.

  2. Click on the ‘Event info’ button.

  

  3. Log in if you already have an ENZ Events account, or request a new account by clicking on the link provided. Once you have created a new ENZ Events account, you will need to return to https://enz.govt.nz/events, select the event you want to attend and sign in.

  

  4. When you have signed in, you will be taken to an Overview page. Please scroll down the page to the ‘Click here to register’ link which will take you to the registration page.

  

  5. Complete the registration form, making sure you tick the events you want to attend. If you don’t tick an event, you will not be registered.

  

  6. Once you have submitted your registration form, you will receive an acknowledgement email. Read the email and check the events you registered for are showing correctly. If they are not listed, then you have not registered correctly and need to contact the events team at events@enz.govt.nz.