Education New Zealand’s scholarship campaign takes out global international education award
Education New Zealand’s 1 Million Cents Scholarship won Marketing Campaign of the Year at a global international education awards ceremony in London.
Supporting Pacific learner success a focus of Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards
The top prize of this year’s Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards went to University of Otago’s Faumuina Associate Professor Fa’afetai Sopoaga.
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Ara Rima students win Trans-Tasman maths comp
New Zealand schools shine in the annual Matific Games competition.
Apprenticeship opened doors to Beehive
Mark Watson is among the Got a Trade Ambassadors for 2018.
Are you New Zealand’s healthiest school?
A new programme designed to get Kiwi kids moving and stay healthy could see primary schools score a visit from rugby legend Cory Jane and hockey legend Gemma McCaw.
Kupe Scholarships encourage Māori and Pacific students into teaching
Thirty highly-accomplished Māori and Pasifika student teachers have been awarded prestigious Kupe Scholarships.The Scholarships aim to attract Māori and Pasifika high achievers to the teaching profession and support them to become inspiring teachers and role...
Selection for UN youth tour is dream come true for Year 13 student
Year 13 student Jolenna Deo is excited to be joining next year's United Nations Youth New Zealand’s Global Development Tour.
US study tour affirms good work being done in NZ schools, says principal
A five-week study tour of the United States confirmed to Otahuhu College principal Neil Watson that New Zealand schools are on the right track.
Avondale College student named best in world at PowerPoint
A 15-year-old Auckland student beat over 760,000 competitors to become Microsoft Office Specialist World Champion for PowerPoint
Next generation of leaders called for Kupe Leadership Scholarships
Up to 20 Kupe Leadership Scholarships are available for the 2019 academic year at postgraduate and masters level.
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