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Introducing Misako Pitt, Tokyo
We are delighted to announce that we have recruited Misako (Misa) Pitt to step into the role for a 13 month assignment. Misa joined the team at the New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo on 3 August.
Misa was born in Los Angeles, USA and grew up in Australia and Japan. She graduated with a BA in economics from Stanford University and went on to complete a Masters at Columbia University. Misa is a Certified Public Accountant and has worked in a range of finance roles with US corporates. Her most recent role was Executive Director of the Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ANZCCJ) where she was accountable for the operation of all organisational activities of the ANZCCJ, including event management, public and media relations, programme initiatives, membership recruitment and financial and staff management.
As the co-Chair of the Stanford University OVAL (Outreach Volunteer Alumni Link) in Japan, Misa has been passionate about promoting international education to the Japanese educational community. Misa also has a passion for film and worked on promoting an American/Japanese medical documentary called ‘The Power of Two’, an official selection at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2011.
Both Fiona and Misa will be at NZIEC 2015 in Hamilton this month. Please take the opportunity to introduce yourself to the ENZ Tokyo team!
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Added ability for searching New Zealand education organisations
While there has always been the ability to find education organisations on the site by region and type, users can now also choose to filter organisations by their NZQA assigned provider category.
Provider categories are either Category 1, 2, 3 or 4 and are reflective of the findings of the institutions most recent External Evaluation and Review.
The enhancement to the website search function is in response to feedback from the education sector and improves access to information for international students and their agents looking to enrol in courses in New Zealand, as well as students, parents and the public wanting to know more about NZQA-registered tertiary providers.
The search function is available here and includes descriptions of each of the four provider categories.
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Growth in EdTech great for NZ exports
“Some of the major trends are now working in our favour,” says Mr Meade, Head of Strategy for Designworks in Wellington. “We are no longer isolated from new markets and increasingly students and consumers prefer to interact remotely, on their terms. This all presents a great opportunity for market growth.”
The national EdTech for Export Conference (eT4e 2014) is on in Wellington on 19 and 20 June. It aims to connect the education sector with tech businesses to ensure New Zealand enjoys growth in this sector – now worth $86 billion globally and forecast to grow to $257 billion by 2017 and is organised by Grow Wellington and Education New Zealand. You can still register for the conference at www.edtechforexport.co.nz
eT4e 2014 will be opened by Hon Steven Joyce, Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment and feature international speakers including;
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Jennifer Carolan, head of NewSchools Venture Fund in California
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Jan Zawadzki, founder of Hapara, a company which has already attracted investment from NewSchools from its work in New Zealand
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Lee Wilson, the CEO of Wisconsin-based Filament Games
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Dr Erkki Sutinen, head of the edTech Research Group at the University of Eastern Finland.
An exciting range of speakers from New Zealand include;
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Chris Meade, Head of Strategy for Designworks in Wellington
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Dr Sue Watson, the founding CEO of Summit Education Asia Pacific, a division of the Commonwealth Education Trust
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Silvia Zuur from Chalkle
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Chris Bulman from CustardSquare
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Noeline Anderson, director of digital publishing company Pixelhouse
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Adrian Sallis from Vital English
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Maru Nihoniho from Metia Interactive
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Dave Moskovitz from WebFund.
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