Education New Zealand to host Partners Workshop Week 2021
New Zealand is the world’s leading English speaking country and the third (globally) in educating for the future

The forum will showcase the unique qualities of a New Zealand education such as its future focus, provide updates on the latest trends, and highlight Education New Zealand’s current priorities and initiatives that partners stand to benefit from – with the aim of strengthening New Zealand’s education links with Asia.

Education New Zealand’s Regional Director Asia, Ben Burrowes, said the week will provide a valuable opportunity to engage and spark collaboration with key partners in Vietnam and more widely across Asia, at a time when travel is limited.

Across the week, Government officials, international education professionals, education agents, counsellors and academic partners will convene to connect, collaborate, and share ideas.

“By working together, and with international education as an enabler, Partners Workshop Week has been designed to help us collectively tackle challenges and share best practices during such a challenging time. As international education leaders – now is the time to prioritize working as a global community,” Burrowes said.

NZPWW will bring together international education audiences and partners from China, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, the Republic of Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Sessions will be available in six different languages – English, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean, Japanese and Bahasa Indonesia.

More than 45 international speakers will be featured, with sessions covering New Zealand updates and exclusive country-specific sessions, panel discussions, keynote presentations, professional development workshops, live Q&A session with experts, and virtual exhibitions. The week will cover a range of fields including K-12 education, Education Technology, Higher Education, Vocational Training and work-based education, as well as the English training sector.

Highlights of the program include a performance by New Zealand musician Stan Walker and a special Waiata group performance, a panel discussion with Education New Zealand Chief Executive Grant McPherson and six New Zealand Heads of Missions across Asia, including H.E Tredene Dobson, New Zealand Ambassador to Vietnam.

“We hugely value our international education partners – and would be delighted for both existing and prospective partners of New Zealand to join us to connect, collaborate, ask important questions and share ideas about the future of international education,” Burrowes said.

Education New Zealand is also offering the New Zealand Global Competence Certificate (NZGCC) Taster sessions to Vietnamese teachers, lecturers and school counsellors who register and participate in the NZPWW event. The NZGCC is an online program that equips participants with essential global skills to become life-long learners and future leaders. NZGCC helps foster cultural exchanges in the context of limited travelling while contributing to nurturing a generation of global citizens.

Registration for NZPWW is now open at: http://bit.ly/NZPWWVietnam6

My Phung
Source: VEN
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