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Submit your nominations for the NSW International Education Awards now

Celebrate and recognise education providers, EdTech companies, and organisations committed to supporting international students, and showcase initiatives that foster community connections and enhance international students' experience. Nominations for the 2024 NSW International Education Awards close on Tuesday 6 August 2024.

Bolstering NSW education and research partnerships with Vietnam   

NSW Minister for Industry and Trade, Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong MP visited the Ho Chi Minh City campus of Western Sydney University, met with the University of Technology Sydney and Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology Joint Research Centre and toured the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute. Minister Chanthivong emphasised the growing educational and research collaboration between NSW and Vietnam, highlighting that 35 NSW educational institutions and businesses were scheduled to attend the NSW Education Showcase in Vietnam in September 2024.

Workplace experience survey for students 

The Migrant Justice Institute has launched a national survey to improve working conditions for migrants and international students in Australia and prevent modern slavery. This survey allows international students to recommend improvements to Australian laws and policies for safer and fairer working conditions. It's open until 31 August 2024, and the Institute has provided images and text for dissemination to your students.

Applications are now open for the Australian EMI teachers’ training showcase in Taiwan

In November 2024, Austrade and the Australian Government Department of Education will host an English Medium Instruction (EMI) Teachers’ Training showcase in Taiwan. Selected participants will have their travel, accommodation, and speaking fees covered. Australian EMI instructors can apply by 16 August 2024. Find out more by logging in or registering for an EDI account.

Changes to onshore student visa applications 

The Australian Government has announced additional reforms to the student visa program. Starting 1 July 2024, holders of certain visas, including Visitor and Temporary Graduate visas, will no longer be able to apply for Student visas while in Australia. Student visa applicants with a genuine intention to pursue studies in Australia will still be able to apply for a Student visa from offshore (outside of Australia).

Austrade invites education providers to participate in Mongolia education fair 

Austrade Mongolia is organising the Study Australia Education Fair on Sunday, 15 September 2024. Through dedicated marketing and promotional activities, Austrade aims to attract high-quality students interested in studying across various sub-sectors offered by participating institutions in Australia. For more information, including costs, please visit the Austrade website. 

Have your say: Review of Regional Migration Settings discussion paper 

The Australian Government has launched a review of regional migration policies and invites stakeholders to submit feedback online by 26 July 2024 at 5pm AEST. This initiative aims to gather input on how to improve regional migration settings to support strong and sustainable regions, complementing existing government initiatives.

Getting a competitive education in Sydney

Odbayar chose NSW for its natural beauty, welcoming community and competitiveness on the QS World University Rankings. After settling in, he loved seeing the lively, bustling city and icons like the Sydney Opera House – especially lit up during the Vivid Sydney festival.

“Research advice from NSW Government organisations like Study NSW, as well as student and community organisations. Try to meet new people in NSW by keeping an open mind, participating in events and practicing English”.

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