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Disability and Learning Support Action Plan
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Early Learning Strategic Plan
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Education Workforce Strategy Fees Free tertiary education and training
International Education Strategy
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National Education and Learning Priorities
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NCEA Review
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Pacific Education
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Reform of Vocational Education
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Review of Home-based Early Childhood Education
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Mary in Central Wellington Kama and Falala in South Auckland Yu Yan in Hamilton Jamaad in Hamilton Sue in South Auckland Margaret and Linley in Tauranga
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Tomorrow's Schools Review
Have your say 2019
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International Education Strategy
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International Education Strategy
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The International Education Strategy 2018-2030, released on 10 August 2018, sets a path for the future of New Zealand’s international education sector.

International Education Strategy

The strategy sets out three goals for international education and actions for government agencies to achieve them, as well as measures and indicators for success.

The goals are:

  • Delivering an excellent education and student experience
  • Achieving sustainable growth
  • Developing global citizens

The Ministry of Education and Education New Zealand co-developed the strategy in consultation with international education stakeholders.

Go to Education New Zealand to download the International Education Strategy.

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