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  • E-News content refresh coming soon

    The E-News content refresh is the outcome of ENZ’s review of analytics over the past year. This has demonstrated our readers’ strong preference for forward-looking market insights and intelligence updates.  

    By tailoring the newsletter content to audience preferences, ENZ will be able to deliver a sharper, more insightful E-News to the international education sector.

    ENZ’s General Manager – Stakeholders and Communications, John Goulter, said that ENZ is keen to offer more value through E-News, which is ENZ’s main industry-focused channel.   

    “We want to ensure we’re using E-News to truly help international education thinking and deliver better value to industry,” John said.

    “With the new format, we will aim to share more market insights and updates from our International team and other sources, and articles on trends, new initiatives, research findings and other intelligence to help industry make informed decisions on marketing, student experience and adapting to the rapid pace of change in international education globally.”

    The changes mean that from August onwards, we will publish E-News monthly instead of fortnightly.

    The final fortnightly E-News issue will be published on 31 July, followed by a monthly issue starting the week of 19 August.  

  • Korean students study in New Zealand under English scholarship programme

    From mid-July, a group of 150 Korean students will attend intermediate and high schools in the Waikato, Nelson-Marlborough, Manawatu and Canterbury regions over eight weeks as part of a Korea-New Zealand English Scholarship Programme.

    The scholarship programme is an outcome of a three-year education cooperation agreement (2016-2018), which is part of the Korea New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that was signed in December 2015. Earlier this year, the two governments agreed to extend the programme for one more year to 2019.

    Since the scholarship programme’s launch in 2016, 449 Korean students have visited New Zealand. The programme is operated by the Schools International Education Business Association (SIEBA) on ENZ’s behalf.

    On 29 June, Korean students attended a pre-departure orientation session in Daejeon, where New Zealand Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, Philip Turner, congratulated the students and gave them an overview of school life in New Zealand. 

    ENZ’s Senior Market Development Manager – Korea, Kay Lee, said it was fantastic to think that at its conclusion the programme will have supported 599 Korean students to experience life in regional New Zealand.

    ENZ’s Business Development Manager, Richard Kyle, said: “The scholarship programme is a great opportunity for Korean students to immerse themselves in a new culture, new language, and new experiences in New Zealand, and equally for Kiwi children to learn about the culture and lives of their Korean classmates.” 

    During their stay with Kiwi homestay families, the visiting students will be encouraged to share photos, study experiences and visit impressions through a mobile app as part of a Study in New Zealand competition.

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