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• 1920 022 Understanding New Zealanders perceptions of international education in 2019

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• Next webinar for the schools’ sector – 20 March 2024

  Join Mary Camp on Wednesday March 20th 11:00 – 12:15 for discussion on the theme: 

  Growing Positive Public Perceptions of International Education. 

  Session highlights: 

  • Marie Clark, ENZ Director Insights, will present recent research on New Zealanders’ perceptions of international education 

  • Sai Raje, ENZ Senior Advisor Communications, will show us a toolkit for communicating the benefits of international education in your communities  

  • We’d love to hear your tips of what you’ve seen work well in harnessing community support for your international programmes.  

  Next webinars (topics TBC):

  • Wednesday 17 April 

  • Wednesday 15 May 

  • Wednesday 19 June.  

  Register in advance for these webinars: https://enz.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0od-Cprj0iHdYcue0gGAXPY04bC7cMjPps  

  You can register once and attend any or all sessions. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. 

  Please note these sessions are for NZ schools only – agents should check out https://agentlab.enz.govt.nz/ 

• Changes to the New Zealand Traveller Declaration Process

  Travellers arriving into Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown Airports can now complete a digital declaration. Everyone travelling into New Zealand needs to complete a New Zealand Traveller Declaration (NZTD). 

  The NZTD collects travel, customs, immigration and biosecurity information and aims to improve the safety and security of New Zealand. 

  It’s free and needs to be completed for each traveller, including babies and children.

  Key information about the online declaration process:  

  • Everyone travelling into New Zealand needs to complete a declaration.
  • It is free and you can do it on the online form or the NZTD app.
  • A declaration needs to be completed for each traveller, including babies and children.
  • You can start your digital declaration at a time that suits you. The earliest time you can submit your declaration depends on whether you are travelling by air or sea.
  • Your declaration is linked to your passport and is checked when you arrive at the eGate or by a border officer.
  • There is a paper declaration form available for travellers who cannot complete it online.
  • If you are a New Zealand visa or NZeTA holder, you still need to complete an NZTD as well.

  For more information and to access the form, please visit this website: New Zealand Traveller Declaration 

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• From the Chief Executive: Shared ambition for the future of New Zealand international education

  Kia ora koutou,

  It was a pleasure to come together in Wellington this month when ENZ convened the Peak Body Forum, particularly with the Minister of Education, Hon Erica Stanford, joining us for an open and constructive discussion on the future of international education in New Zealand.

  The Forum reinforced the strong momentum behind the International Education Going for Growth Plan. The Minister spoke about her ambition for the sector and her determination to unlock opportunities that will enable international education to achieve its full potential.

  At the Forum, the Minister announced changes to post‑study work visa settings to support delivery of the Growth Plan. By supporting international graduates with valuable skills while maintaining high education quality, the changes make New Zealand more competitive internationally and reinforce our reputation as a destination of choice.

  The Peak Body Forum continues to be a powerful example of what we can achieve together. Government agencies and peak bodies at the table, working collectively for the long-term success of New Zealand international education.

  It was also a pleasure to attend ICEF ANZA in Wellington this month and connect with education agents and providers from New Zealand, Australia and around the world. I was proud to see New Zealand providers so strongly represented and to welcome our international agent partners. Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington and the Wellington City Council were magnificent hosts. Hon Erica Stanford made an inspiring address to welcome the delegates.

  I want to sincerely thank sector stakeholders across the motu and around the world for the work you are doing every day to boost and grow New Zealand education’s profile internationally.

  Ko te kotahitanga te kāwai i herea ai tātou.
  Unity is the binding thread that connects us all.

  Ngā mihi nui,
  Linda Sissons

  Acting Chief Executive

• Prime Minister meets Kiwi students in Singapore

  Last week the Prime Minister announced the 249 young New Zealanders who have been awarded prestigious Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia (PMSA) and Latin America (PMSLA) as part of the August 2018/19 round.

  She congratulated the new round of awardees in Singapore, where she met a group of 11 current PMSA recipients and reflected on the value of young Kiwis having international education experiences.  

  The Singapore-based awardees at the event included Louis Martin (25) who is carrying out a four-month internship with Asia Internship Program (AIP), Nicolas Steyn (20) who is on a one semester exchange at the National University of Singapore, and Lucy Kenner (22) who is undertaking a 12-week legal internship at Providence Law Asia. 

  “Ongoing academic relationships and new business opportunities are two things we are seeing result from the scholarship programme,” Jacinda Arden said in the announcement release.

  “Our awardees are welcomed and supported by diplomatic communities in New Zealand and offshore, which we also value.”

  John Laxon, Regional Director – South and South East Asia, Middle East, said that Friday’s event during which the Prime Minister chatted and mingled with the group of Kiwi students showed how international education can be life changing.

  “Our scholars gave great insights into how they have created lifelong connections through their PMSA experiences, which will enrich their lives and strengthen their careers,” said John.

  “The Prime Minister enjoyed the discussions, which brought back memories of her own exchange student experience at Arizona State University.”

  Applications for the next round of PMSA and PMSLA opens mid-January and must be submitted online by 30 March 2019. More information on the application process can be found here. Institutions are encouraged to contact ENZ to discuss potential group applications.

  The PMSA recipients’ names from the August 2018/19 round can be found here. The PMSLA recipients’ names from the August 2018/19 round can be found here.

  

  

• Naluri and education reps delivered a session at Mara College in Lenggong Perak Malaysia

• The girls in the frame picture are from left to right Mariana Tamayo Marietta Olschowy and Natalia Aguilar in front of the Rangitoto Centre which is the Year 13 common room and study room.