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• Kiwi finalists shortlisted for PIEoneer awards

  The PIEoneer awards celebrate innovation and excellence in international education and are organised by PIE, publishers of the PIE Review magazine.

  The New Zealand finalists are:

  • ENZ, Study AKL and Niesh employment app (Public/private partnership of the year)
  • SIEBA                                                             (Association of the Year)
  • ENZ 1 million cent scholarship                       (Marketing campaign of the year)
  • Fortune by Chasing Time English                  (Digital innovation of the year)

  

  ENZ’s 1 million cent scholarship campaign, celebrating Study in New Zealand's social communities reaching 1 million social followers by giving away a scholarship, is a finalist for ‘Marketing campaign of the year’. The campaign generated 1,195 applications, delivered 10,000 new followers and achieved a whopping 20% engagement across our posts (1% is the benchmark for success). 

  ENZ’s partnership with ATEED and the student-owned services organisation Niesh was also a finalist in the ‘Public/private partnership of the year’ category. Together, we developed the Niesh Jobs Platform, an innovative app that provides international students with job opportunities and advice on how to prepare themselves for employment in New Zealand.

  A full list of the finalists can be found here.

  Winners will be announced in September.

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• IDP Education opens in Auckland

  Located on Lorne Street, the centre is staffed by a team of counsellors and offers international students free events, support and advice.

  James Cauchy, IDP Regional Director Australasia, said the new centre extends the level of support IDP can provide to students in New Zealand.

  “Over the last eight years, we have partnered with New Zealand’s universities and education institutions to assist students from around the world to study [here]. This has given us deep insights into the perceptions and expectations international students have when they arrive in New Zealand,” said James.

  “Our New Zealand student services launch supports our vision of creating a truly connected community, combining face-to-face, personalised services with our latest technology platforms in an engaging and welcoming environment.”

  IDP has helped international students study in English-speaking countries for almost 50 years, with offices in more than 30 countries.

  The Auckland centre will also be home to an IELTS English language test centre, making it one of the first places in New Zealand where customers can take IELTS on a computer.

  Computer-delivered IELTS will be available in New Zealand from August.

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