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  • Letter from the CE: Kiwis see the benefits of international education

    The 2018 Perceptions research announced today tells us that an increasing number of Kiwis value the sector, which is great news. More New Zealanders can see how international students impact on more than just the education provider they are attached to.

    Some of the key findings include that 73% of New Zealanders believe international education benefits New Zealand tourism, 62% believe it benefits our economy and 61% believe it benefits our international networks and trading connections.

    These positive perceptions are growing – more New Zealanders noted these benefits than in previous years.

    This is a fantastic result and reflects the hard work undertaken by education providers, regional bodies, government agencies, students and the many other champions of our sector who tell our story and showcase the many ways international education enhances our country.

    The Perceptions research findings come on top of the $5.1 billion valuation announced last week, which places international education as New Zealand’s fourth largest export industry – one that also supports close to 50,000 jobs.

    Taken together, these reports show an increased understanding among New Zealanders of how international education can help to build New Zealand's global linkages, fill skill shortages, enrich our cultural diversity and grow our regional economies.

    I’m optimistic that this understanding will grow and, by looking to the International Education Strategy to guide us, our sector can continue to deliver for all New Zealanders and provide meaningful experiences for international students.

    For more information on the Perceptions research, click here.

    For more information on the economic valuation, click here.

     

    Grant McPherson

    Chief Executive, Education New Zealand

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  • Our values

    Blocks in different shades of blue with one value in each box: Be one, Manaakitanga, Kaitiakitanga, Be bold, Aroha

     

    Our work is guided by Ngā Manapou – our values of manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga, be one and be bold that are all encompassed by aroha.

     

    Manaakitanga

    Manaakitanga refers to hospitality, kindness, generosity, or support as much as it does to the process of showing that respect, generosity or care for others.

    Kaitiakitanga

    Kaitiakitanga refers to guardianship, stewardship or trusteeship as we look after the environment and resources. At Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao we treasure cultural diversity, focus on finding sustainable solutions and remain open to new perspectives and ideas.

    Be one

    We interact positively with our colleagues to enhance our collective mana. We partner with generosity and appreciation. We work collaboratively and constructively. We appreciate effective teamwork.

    Be bold

    We consult genuinely before making decisions. We constantly challenge what’s gone before and shape what’s coming. We develop powerful relationships with our partners.

    Aroha

    Aroha – meaning love, affection, or compassion – guides and underpins all Ngā Manapou as we strive to think and act constructively, listen respectfully and value the beliefs and culture of all our staff.

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