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  European students ‘Follow the Kiwi’ to New Zealand

  

  L-R: The Follow the Kiwi Scholarship recipients Ellen, Gabriel and Gaia.

  Three high school students from Germany, France and Italy have received Follow the Kiwi scholarships valued at $15,000 towards study at a New Zealand high school in 2018/2019: Ellen Mamier (Germany), Gabriel Zerguit (France) and Gaia Leidi (Italy).

  They were chosen from nearly 200 students who applied for the scholarship, each submitting a motivational letter, video or photo collage saying why and what they want to study in New Zealand.

  Olga Elli, ENZ’s Market Development Manager for Europe, is pleased with the response from both students and agents in Europe.

  “There’s a real interest in New Zealand’s education offerings. Across all applications, we saw students wanting to try their hand at subjects like design, sciences, music, theatre, Māori culture or to learn some Kiwi sports like rugby!

  “While many of the applicants are already enrolled and preparing for their Kiwi study experience, we hope the unsuccessful candidates who are still in the decision process will ‘follow the kiwi’ anyway. ENZ will refer these applicants to New Zealand providers, working with their agents to encourage them to study in a New Zealand high school.”

  Kiwi Cup in Hamburg

  

  Nearly 300 teenagers from Northern Germany and Denmark descended on Hamburg for the Kiwi Cup tournament – a two-day hockey competition that profiled New Zealand sporting expertise and education.

  Twenty teams of German and Danish students aged 11-14 competed in the event, organised by THK Rissen (a Hamburg-based sports club) and Hausch & Partner, one of Germany’s largest student exchange agencies sending students to New Zealand.

  To support the event, ENZ and 30 New Zealand schools provided promotional material and prizes such as hockey bags, shirts and fluffy Kiwis all the way from New Zealand. Rupert Holborow, New Zealand Ambassador in Germany, handed the trophies to the winners at the award ceremony.

  Olga Elli said the tournament promoted student exchanges to New Zealand to around 300 high school students and has no doubt sparked an interest in many of them.

  “This kind of partnership between the agency, New Zealand schools and ENZ is a great example of working together to highlight the New Zealand school system, where students also get to enjoy the lifestyle and sports outside the classroom.”

  Lifeswap screens at German universities

  

  Following its premiere in April, the ENZ-commissioned episode of Lifeswap has reached a broad audience of students after screening in nearly 90 university cinemas around Germany.

  Olga said the university screenings have been well received and are a great opportunity to connect with students, particularly those open to study abroad options.

  She joined Lifeswap creators Steffen Kreft and William Connor at a screening at the Technische Universität in Berlin.

  “The episode was a great talking point – we could share our experience of making the episode and also give information about New Zealand as a study destination.

  “Steffen was an international student himself, so can authentically talk to students about his experience at Massey studying animation and filmmaking.

  “The episode got a huge applause and the students liked the jokes and blend of German and Kiwi humour.”

  Lifeswap is an animated series that follows the lives of Jörg (a German) and Duncan (a Kiwi) and the cultural misunderstandings that crop up as they live and study in each other’s country.

  The episode features a cameo from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern who voiced a line of dialogue. It premiered in April during Ms Ardern’s visit to Berlin.

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• Tapping the undergraduate market in India with High School Career Counsellors Workshops

  The interactive He Hui educated the counsellors from Delhi and Bangalore on what makes New Zealand one of the most attractive choices for undergraduate students and breadth of opportunities offered by our universities for international students. It was also an opportune time to socialise the New Zealand Excellence Awards | Study with New Zealand which are partial scholarships curated exclusively for Indian students.  

  High school counsellors play a vital role in influencing undergraduate students and therefore are considered an important stakeholder in the student journey abroad.  He Hui was a follow on from the interaction with High School Career Counsellors during the annual IC3 Conference held earlier this year.  

  

  New Zealand universities India representatives at ENZ desk at the IC3 annual conference in Hyderabad on 23 August

  The IC3 annual conference is India’s largest forum for school career counsellors and tertiary education providers to congregate, connect, network and deliberate on ethical career counselling practices for students. It provides a fantastic platform for international providers to educate and connect with key influencers for the undergraduate learners. As a gold sponsor at the IC3 conference, ENZ received greater visibility to showcase all New Zealand universities as well as the overall sector.  

  

  Ankit Mehta, International Recruitment Manager, Victoria University of Wellington presenting at the Delhi workshop

  These initiatives are part of India’s rebuild and reconnect strategy, especially with a focus on the undergraduate market. The range of activities have supported an increased level of interest from premier high schools from across the country.  

  India is an established market for post graduate students. However, growing the undergraduate market requires a defined strategy as Indian students from the metropolitan cities are inclined to favour competitor countries like Australia, US, UK and Canada.  

  With the high investment and commitment shown by agents and the New Zealand higher education sectors, India can be a very promising undergraduate market for New Zealand.  

  ENZ will continue to create awareness of New Zealand among High school students through social media campaigns, newsletters, subject-ready reckoners, and the New Zealand Excellence Awards to regain the reputation and visibility that has been affected over the last couple of years.  

  For more information, please contact Jugnu Roy, ENZ’s Director of Engagement-East Asia and India, Jugnu.roy@enz.govt.nz  

  

  Jugnu Roy, Director of Engagement-East Asia and India interacting with counsellors at the Bengaluru workshop

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• Ministers to address NZIEC 2018
  

  Chris Hipkins

  NZIEC 2018 marks Chris Hipkins’ first address to conference delegates as Minister of Education, after speaking to delegates last year in his capacity as Opposition Spokesperson. Minister Hipkins will be outlining his priorities for the international education portfolio on Friday morning.

  Minister Iain Lees-Galloway will be speaking for the first time at NZIEC and is scheduled to address delegates on Thursday morning.

   

  ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson welcomes the involvement of the Ministers in NZIEC.

  

  Ian Lees-Galloway

  "The involvement of two of the most important Ministers for international education at NZIEC shows the importance of our annual hui for industry. We are delighted to welcome both Ministers to NZIEC 2018.”

  Held over two days, NZIEC 2018 focuses on the theme of Inspiring Global Citizens. It features a sell-out crowd of 600 delegates and the largest number of industry presenters yet.

  If you aren’t attending conference, you can follow developments on Twitter with the hashtag #nziec. We will also be reporting on conference news in the E-News following conference.

  NZIEC 2018 sold out

  Registration for NZIEC has closed. Due to venue capacities, we are unable to accept any more delegates.

  Email nziec@verve.co.nz if you would like to be added to the registration waitlist.

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