Search
Showing 10 of 7355 results
- Chief Executive expenses 01 Jul 14 30 June 15
- International photo round-up
- entry2
- unz logo
-
BPO Intelligence to make a splash at NZIEC 2018
The innovative marketing and communications company works closely with many providers across the country, including 85 percent of universities in Australia and New Zealand, to aid them in their international marketing endeavours.
“We are thrilled to be the lead partner for NZIEC for a fifth consecutive year,” says BPO Intelligence chief executive Naresh Gulati.
“NZIEC is becoming one of the most significant conferences on the global international education circuit. We are delighted to be able to once again share our expertise in leadership and innovation, as well as helping to explore new strategies and new technologies for growth and development in international education,” says Naresh.
“We appreciate BPO’s commitment to supporting the development of New Zealand’s international education industry through its backing of NZIEC,” says ENZ chief executive Grant McPherson.
“BPO has been a strong supporter of NZIEC for the past four years and it’s great to have them involved for the next phase of the conference’s development.”
“I encourage all conference delegates to head along and touch base with the BPO team at the Expo Hall.”
NZIEC selling out – fast!
In just two weeks we’ve sold over 50% of the available places at NZIEC 2018. That makes it our fastest selling conference yet – and we’re on track to sell out. With fewer than half the spots now available, you’ll have to get in quick to avoid missing out on the international education event of the year.
NZIEC 2018 will be held on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 August at Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington. Pre-conference workshops will be held on the afternoon of Wednesday 8 August.
-
Giveaway: Festival for the Future virtual tickets
As always, this year’s Festival offers an impressive line-up of speakers who are pushing boundaries to make a difference for the future. ENZ joins the line-up with our workshop Hono-ki-te-ao – Global Citizenship from a te Ao Māori perspective, and our keynote speaker Ezra Hirawani, a former Prime Minister’s Scholar for Asia who co-founded Aotearoa’s first Māori-owned electricity company Nau Mai Rā.
We have 20 virtual tickets to give away, which provide access to Festival for the Future Digital – broadcasting live from Wellington. Attend from anywhere in the world and experience inspiring speakers, interactive discussions and more.
Email us here to register your interest (scholarships@enz.govt.nz). We’ll close off entries at 5pm NZT, Wednesday 29 June 2022 and draw winners by random selection.
-
ENZ signs MOU with Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education
Keizo Nakai, Director General of the Board of Education, signed the memorandum during a ceremony at the New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo. ENZ’s Chief Executive, Grant McPherson, had already signed in Wellington.
New Zealand Ambassador to Japan, Stephen Payton, and ENZ’s Senior Market Development Manager – Japan, Misa Pitt, were among the participants that served as witnesses to the signing.
As the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education landed in Wellington a week prior to the signing ceremony, Misa found an opportunity to show the Board members more of New Zealand and to help them gain a better understanding of the New Zealand education system and pastoral care for international students.
Students from the Next Generation Leadership Programme at Wellington High School.
“We took them to schools in the area, including Wellington High School where the students from the Next Generation Leadership Programme are studying. It was great to see how much they are enjoying their experience studying here, and living with their homestay family.”
ENZ also partnered with Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency to host a luncheon, inviting more than 10 school representatives interested in exchange relationships with high schools in Tokyo.
“This was a great networking opportunity for the Board members to receive first-hand information on our education offerings and lifestyle in Wellington,” said Misa.
“There are many opportunities for New Zealand providers to establish education partnerships – particularly with the Japanese government’s increasing focus on internationalisation ahead of the 2019 Rugby World Cup and 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.”
ENZ would like to give special thanks to SIEBA, English New Zealand and other education bodies that played an important role in the lead up to the signing.
Keizo Nakai, Director General of the Board of Education (left of centre) added his signature to the memorandum at the New Zealand embassy in Tokyo.
Networking lunch in Wellington with the Tokyo Board of Education members.
- ENZ Marketing Calendar
- agents
- IT card
