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• Meet our Korea video competition winners

  In a 60-second video, students were asked to share their aspirations for studying in New Zealand, including references to the programme they have selected.  

  Cecily Lin, ENZ’s Regional Lead, North Asia, said the standard of entries was impressive, as was the level of support agents provided their students. 

  “It’s encouraging to see agents teaming up with students to enter the competition, and help them achieve their goal of studying in New Zealand,” said Cecily. 

  “As this was the first time we ran the competition, we were unsure of how much interest we’d have – but we were pleasantly surprised when the videos started flooding in.” 

  The winning students and agents will be presented with their awards at a ceremony hosted by Clare Fearnley, New Zealand Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, at her residence in Seoul on Friday, 17 February. The winners’ videos will be screened at the event.  

  The student winners are: 

  • Overall: Seoyeon Nam (video), who will receive tuition fees up to $8,000 to study at Macleans College, Auckland. 

  • School category: Sohyune Shin (video) and Sumin Nam (video), who will each receive tuition fees up to $6,000 and will study in Auckland at Belmont Intermediate School and St. Mary’s College, respectively. 

  • English language category: Jiwan Park (video) and HyeJin Kim (video), who will each receive tuition fees up to $5,000. Both of them will study at the Dominion English School, Auckland. 

  The agent winners are:  

  • HJ Global Education, which supported Seoyeon Nam, the overall winner  

  • Uhak K, which encouraged 16 students to enter – more than any other agent 

  • SIS International Education, which encouraged 11 students to enter 

  • Prime, which encouraged eight students to enter. 

  The prize for the winning agents is an invitation to the familiarisation trip to New Zealand (or flights between Korea and New Zealand). 

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• Staff changes at ENZ

  South and South East Asia

  It is with regret that we are saying goodbye to Regional Director – South and South East Asia (SSEA), Ziena Jalil, and Lead – International (SSEA), Francesca Hilbron, who have both decided to pursue other opportunities this year. ENZ wishes Ziena and Francesca all the best in their new endeavours.

  To ensure ENZ continues to maximise the opportunities the SSEA region offers New Zealand education providers, these two key roles will be filled on an interim basis from February 1 to June 30, while permanent replacements are found.

  Stepping in to these roles will be:

  John Laxon – Acting Regional Director India, (South Asia)

  John Laxon is taking the role of Acting Regional Director India, along with his current role as Regional Director, Middle East. John will continue to be based in Riyadh, but will spend some extended periods working out of India.

  Grant Fuller – Acting Regional Lead, South East Asia

  Grant Fuller, based in Guangzhou, will be Acting Regional Lead, South East Asia on a part-time basis. Grant has previously been NZTE Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, worked in Minister Joyce’s office and led the Board and Ministerial team at NZTE. Recently he has been working with MBIE, ENZ and Wintec on projects in Asia.

  Providers can feel confident that they can rely on continued support from the capable and experienced in-market SSEA staff led by Ben Burrowes, and Wellington-based John Mollo, with whom many of you work on a regular basis.

  The Americas and Europe

  Lisa Futschek – Regional Director, the Americas and Europe

  The country portfolio of Wellington-based Regional Director, Lisa Futschek, has changed. While continuing in her role as Regional Director for the US and Latin America, Lisa will swap her responsibilities in Japan and Korea for those in Europe. Lisa previously worked for MFAT in Germany so is well-placed help drive growth in the Europe market.

  Cecily Lin – Acting Regional Lead North Asia (Japan and Korea)

  Cecily Lin, based in Wellington, will be Acting Regional Lead, North Asia (Japan and Korea). Cecily’s experience as International Market Manager, Latin America and North Asia, makes her an excellent fit for a deeper role in supporting providers in Japan and Korea.

  Other changes

  It is also with regret that we announce the departure of two other staff who are moving on to new challenges:

  • Sam Hoben – Senior Advisor, Strategy and Governance, has moved to a new role at the Ministry of Social Development.

  • Cheryll Wagener – International Events Coordinator, has taken up a role closer to her home on the Kapiti Coast.

  Both Sam and Cheryll have made important contributions to ENZ, and we wish them well in their new roles.

  Rachel Brandon has joined the team as International Event Coordinator on a three month contract.

  Rachel has recently returned from Japan where she was part of the JET programme for three years. With a degree in international relations, experience as an international student in the Philippines and more recently as customer service lead for an online retail organisation, Rachel will bring valuable experience to the international event team.

• Improved website offers students more

  As part of the drive to keep delivering meaningful content to prospective students and their parents that will help them choose New Zealand as a study destination, and drive referrals to your institutions, ENZ’s marketing team have developed the following pages:

  • Study options http://www.studyinnewzealand.com/study-options

  • Programmes and Courses http://www.studyinnewzealand.com/study-options/programmes

  • Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths (STEM) and Business Management programme

  • Dedicated pages for parents, graduates and those interested in scholarships.

  Check out the screen grabs below to see how they look!

  Other great content additions – made possible thanks to contributions from international education providers from around New Zealand – are case studies that enable students and parents to hear straight from the horse’s mouth what it’s like to live and learn in New Zealand.

  ‘Study options’ pages:

  

  ‘Programmes and Courses’ pages

  

  Dedicated pages for parents, graduates and those interested in STEM subjects, business management and scholarships

  

  Case studies, where students can hear from students who have studied in New Zealand…

  

  …and parents can hear from parents whose children have studied here.

  

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