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  • Get your earlybird tickets for SIEBA HUI 2026

    Join more than 450 school delegates, sector leaders, and education agency partners for three days of professional learning, collaboration, and connection at Under One Sky – SIEBA HUI 2026 from 12-14 May at Te Pae Convention Centre in Christchurch.

    The hui is designed to strengthen international education practice and partnerships across New Zealand schools.

    Agenda overview

    • Day one: SIEBA HUI Agent Forum — scheduled meetings, professional development, discussion time and an evening networking event
      (Education agents and schools)
    • Days two and three: HUI Conference Programme — sector strategy, leadership insights, practical workshops, collaboration, and awards night dinner
      (schools only)

    Whether you’re building new partnerships, refining strategy, or sharing best practice, the HUI offers a unique opportunity to step away from day‑to‑day demands and engage deeply with colleagues and sector leaders.

    Note: The Agent Forum is sold out for schools, with limited spaces still available for agents to register.

    Who can attend

    • Schools
    • Education agents (invited to Day one)
    • Exhibitors
    • Presenters
    • Key stakeholders

    Early bird tickets 

    Early bird tickets pricing has been extended to 13 March to give delegates more time to register.
    Spaces are limited – early registration is encouraged. 

    Programme updates

    A dedicated Programme Updates page for the SIEBA HUI is now live, providing details of confirmed session titles and presenters. This page will be updated regularly as additional sessions are confirmed in the lead-up to the HUI.

    We are currently working towards releasing the full HUI programme in early March and encourage you to check back often to stay up to date with the latest developments.

    View the Programme Updates page here.

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  • Inviting expressions of interest for the Tokyo Global Friendship programme

    For the fourth year in a row, Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) is pleased to invite expressions of interest (EOI) for the opportunity for eight students (ages 14-18) and one teacher to join the Tokyo Global Friendship programme hosted by Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education from 4-11 July 2026.

    Tokyo Global Friendship Programme | 4 – 11 July 2026

    Teachers are invited to submit a group EOI (one application per school) by Friday 6 March.

    Note:

    Schools must be signatory to Code of Pastoral Care.
    The accompanying teacher must be from the same school as the students and will need at least conversational Japanese.
    Students and the accompanying teacher must be New Zealand Citizens and have a valid passport, with a minimum of six months available from the date of travel, before expiry.

    When will teachers be notified on the status of their school’s EOI

    Teachers who submit a completed EOI for their school by Friday 6 March will be notified by Wednesday 11 March if successful. They will have until Thursday 2 April to submit their full application form which will be sent on to the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education.

    Visit this link to read FAQs before submitting an EOI

    Visit this link for an overview of the programme and to submit your EOI

  • Spotlight on Sri Lanka: A growing market for New Zealand

    The international student demand from Sri Lanka is strengthening across universities, private training establishments (PTEs) and institutes of technology and polytechnics (ITPs).

    New Zealand’s growing popularity is also evident in international student enrolment trends: 3,120 Sri Lankan students enrolled for study in New Zealand between January and August 2025, marking an impressive 57 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024.

    ENZ’s Market Manager – Sri Lanka, Monika Chaudhary said New Zealand’s growing popularity in Sri Lanka as a study destination reflects both rising aspirations among Sri Lankan learners and their strong confidence in New Zealand’s education offering.

    “With strong momentum building organically in Sri Lanka, ENZ is supporting this opportunity by investing in its marketing efforts, combining out-of-home advertising, promotions on radio, social media channels and an expanded “New Zealand Taught Me” campaign.

    “This campaign showcases authentic stories of Sri Lankan students studying in New Zealand – helping build aspiration and trust in the New Zealand brand,” Monika said.

    Watch below ENZ’s recent feature that highlights the journey of Manodya, a Sri Lankan student in New Zealand.  

    A highlight of ENZ’s promotions in the market is the first ever Study with New Zealand Roadshow to be held in Sri Lanka from 5-8 March, featuring 19 New Zealand education institutions across three subsectors.

    The roadshow aims to strengthen institutional partnerships, increase visibility of New Zealand’s education offering in Sri Lankan schools, and provide targeted support for education agents through seminars and capability‑building sessions.

    ENZ is also partnering with Thames International to deliver the Colombo and Kandy student fairs on 7-8 March, supported by extensive promotions, including digital promotions through Study with New Zealand channels that will help nurture prospective students and maintain their interest in New Zealand education offerings beyond the events.

    This coordinated effort reflects New Zealand’s long-term commitment to Sri Lanka as a market with strong and sustainable growth potential across the entire tertiary sector.

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