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  • 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. 

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    EUROPE

    32% of CEOs study abroad, according to research

    A study has found that a third of the most prominent executives in the business world benefited from international education, spending at least one semester of their university-level education overseas.

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    INDIA

    What India’s student exodus means

    A report has found that 55 percent of the 8,500 Indian parents surveyed were considering overseas universities for their children, citing international work experience and learning foreign languages as the reason.

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    INDONESIA

    Young Indonesians are highly motivated to study abroad

    An AFS survey found that 81% of 13 to 18-year-old Indonesians have considered study abroad, with personal safety and affordability being important factors. Indonesia is the fourth most-populous country in the world, and half its citizens are under the age of 30.

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    CHINA

    More international students return home for economic confidence

    More than 70 percent of Chinese international students choose to return home for work after studying abroad. Confidence in the country's economy was cited as the main reason for their return.

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    SINGAPORE

    The story of how Singapore became a research nation

    Singapore has made great strides in higher education with the quality of its research, which has also seen the rise of its research universities in global rankings.

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