Many study options and valuable scholarships at New Zealand Education Fairs 2022

New Zealand Education Fairs 2022, the largest annual event on New Zealand education, officially return on October 29 in Hanoi and October 30 in Ho Chi Minh City.
New Zealand Education Fairs 2022
Opening ceremony of the New Zealand Education Fairs 2022 in Hanoi on October 29. (Photo: Hanh Le)

The event is co-organized by Education New Zealand (ENZ), New Zealand Embassy in Hanoi and New Zealand Consulate - General in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together more than 40 institutions including New Zealand's secondary schools, universities, The New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology (NZIST), English Language Provider (ELP) and Private Training Establishment (PTE).

Joining New Zealand Education Fairs 2022, parents and students will be consulted one-on-one with school representatives on study options in line with each individual student’s orientation and capacity, as well as be updated on supporting policies for international students.

At the same time, students in Vietnam will also have access to a range of valuable scholarships at various levels of study, including government scholarships, individual school scholarships, scholarships offered exclusively for Vietnam, and other special scholarships - announced and applied only to students attending New Zealand Education Fairs 2022.

This year, visitors at the fairs also have opportunities to communicate with representatives of New Zealand Embassy, Education ​​New Zealand, and Immigration New Zealand to get updates on the latest policies to study in New Zealand.

Concurrently, there will be workshops around topics of interest to Vietnamese parents and students, such as: Career Orientation in the context of Vietnam and global labor markets, Aotearoa New Zealand Lightning Talks: Sustainability - Education NOW for FUTURE Impacts, Vocational Training in New Zealand, English Preparation for Overseas Study,... with the presence of H.E. Tredene Dobson (the New Zealand Ambassador to Vietnam), Mr. Joseph Nelson (Consulate - General of New Zealand in Ho Chi Minh City), Ms. Nguyen Thai Ha (Speaker, Content Creator on recruitment, multi-platform career guidance), Senior Representative of Skills Consulting Group, Director International Director of the New Zealand National Academy of Skills & Technology…

In addition, young people with inspirational stories and projects spread many positive values ​​in the field of education such as Tong Khanh Linh (Helly Tong), Le Nhat Nam (The Jasmine Guy) and Nguyen Quoc Tuan Minh (Minh Minh Minh) will also attend this event.

Some other activities at the Fair include: Ask NEW Anything (parents and students will be able to chat directly with former international students about their experience of living and studying in New Zealand, as well as useful tips for studying abroad preparation), Me & My Future Job (self-discovery corner of career orientation), product corner and attractive gifts from New Zealand,...

New Zealand Education Fairs 2022
Parents and students are consulted one-on-one with school representatives on study options in line with each individual student’s orientation and capacity. (Source: NZ Embassy in Hanoi)

At the event, the New Zealand Ambassador to Vietnam, H.E. Tredene Dobson, emphasized education has always been at the centre of the New Zealand-Vietnam relationship. It has fueled development and trade connections but most importantly - it supports our people to people connections.

"New Zealand’s borders officially opened to all students on August 1st. We are so looking forward to welcoming back the hard-working capable students of Vietnam who bring with them the vibrant Vietnamese culture. We are also looking forward to restarting our scholarship programmes specifically for Vietnamese students in the near future. New Zealand Education Fair 2022 is a great opportunity for Vietnamese parents and students to get the latest information about New Zealand education, and how our education providers can support the next generation of Vietnamese business leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, tech-moguls, and creatives”, she said.

For his part, Mr. Ben Burrowes, Regional Director, Asia at Education New Zealand, said: “Overcoming the challenges posed by the pandemic, we are now focused on rebuilding and reshaping our international education industry towards sustainability with a variety of innovative approaches. In that context, we are ready to welcome back students from all over the world to New Zealand, and ensure that international students enjoy the ultimate benefits of a New Zealand education whether they choose to study onshore, online, or via joint programmes."

According to Mr. Ben Burrowes, New Zealand's education is not only known for its world-class quality, but also for its student-centred educational philosophy. It is also a safe, friendly, and welcoming environment.

"We hope that the New Zealand Education Fairs 2022 will be a great opportunity for students and parents to learn and experience New Zealand education’s aspirations, and from there, make informed choices for their future”, added Mr. Burrowes.

According to the globally recognized ranking of the Economist Intelligence Unit, New Zealand has been ranked in the Top 3 for future education for three consecutive years. The ranking is based on three groups of indicators including education policy, teaching environment, socio-economic environment in over 50 countries and developed economies.

New Zealand holds the 7th place for student success in the job after graduation, according to data from the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) of the The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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