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Raising young people’s understanding of China
Raising young people’s understanding of China
20 July 2010
Understanding China is essential for the future of New Zealand, according to a businessman who has funded a new scholarship at Victoria University.

“We want young New Zealanders to engage with China, to understand the culture and connect with the Chinese leaders of tomorrow,” says Rodney Jones, w…
The Capital City opens the BeeHive to Young MPs
The Capital City opens the BeeHive to Young MPs
09 July 2010
The seats of power in the House were taken over the last two days by 122 young people, aged 16 to 18, for this year's youth parliament.
Youth Parliament has been held every three years since 1994.

Young people from around New Zealand are chosen by their local (electorate) Member of Parliament …
WHAT'S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON - JULY 2010
WHAT
30 June 2010
WHAT’S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON aims to provide news and information about education, international students and general events in the Wellington region of New Zealand.

If you would like your institution to be included for August events, do not hesitate to contact Alice Poujois (alice.poujois@grow…
The All Whites could receive the Keys to the City!
The All Whites could receive the Keys to the City!
29 June 2010
A parade celebrating the All Whites' World Cup success could be part of the lead up to the Wellington Phoenix's game against leading Argentine soccer club Boca Juniors in Wellington next month.

Following the 0-0 draw with Paraguay and their exit from the cup, many of the team were due back in th…
It's Time to Study Maori!
It
18 June 2010
The Mataraki Festival, Maori New Year, has already started and is on until 14 July 2010.

It is a special time for all New Zealanders to share, a time to come together and celebrate our unique Maori heritage, nature, creativity and expression.

If we look at our study map, Education Wellington t…
Tips for the Winter season in Wellington
Tips for the Winter season in Wellington
09 June 2010
This week we warmly recommend you to discover and enjoy our beautiful capital with some activities for under $5!
Perfect tips for new comers in Wellington, and good winter ideas for the others.
You can find a full list of great things to do on http://www.wellingtonnz.com/know_wellington/

•Th…
WHAT'S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON - JUNE 2010
WHAT
31 May 2010
“WHAT’S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON aims to provide news and information about education, international students and general events in the Wellington region of New Zealand.

If you would like your institution to be included for July events, do not hesitate to contact Alice Poujois (alice.poujois@grow…
Wellingtonians are real Green Kiwis
Wellingtonians are real Green Kiwis
28 May 2010
The Capital City ranks fifth in the eco-city category.

Learning, doing business and enjoying nature, Wellington is the place to be!

Auckland has the world's fourth-best quality of living, according to a new ranking dominated by European cities.
But in another ranking for eco-cities, Wellingt…
Victoria graduates celebrate success
Victoria graduates celebrate success
19 May 2010
Almost 2000 students will celebrate successfully completing their Victoria University studies at this week’s graduation processions and ceremonies.

Victoria University Vice-Chancellor Professor Pat Walsh says graduation is worth celebrating as getting a degree from Victoria is the result of hard …
WHAT’S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON - MAY 2010
WHAT’S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON - MAY 2010
10 May 2010
“WHAT’S ON EDUCATION WELLINGTON aims to provide news and information about education, international students and general events in the Wellington region of New Zealand.
Let’s get started with May 2010 - here are some of the important dates we have found around the Region!

If you would like your…
British design guru visits Wellington
British design guru visits Wellington
19 March 2010
Noted British arts critic Sir Christopher Frayling is to visit Wellington this month at the invitation of College of Creative Arts Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Sally Morgan.

Sir Christopher, who until last year was chairman of Britain’s largest arts funding body, the Arts Council of England, is …
New Zealand’s digital edge.
New Zealand’s digital edge.
05 February 2010
The digital revolution in cinema and New Zealand’s contribution to it will be discussed at a symposium bringing together film makers and academics in “Wellywood” next Thursday.

The one-day symposium “Cinema in the Digital Age” has been organised by Victoria University’s Film Programme, and will b…
Summer time in Wellington
Summer time in Wellington
22 January 2010
Since 2008 Wellington has been my second home and I don’t regret about my choice. It’s a great place to live, study and practice English. Kiwis – it’s the common name for New Zealanders – speak very fast, but they slow down with the speed of their talk if they find that it’s your second language. Th…
'Premier' arts award for Anne Noble
15 December 2009
Professor of Fine Arts Anne Noble has been named one of five Arts Foundation laureates this year for her internationally acclaimed photography.

The laureates, worth $50,000 each, were announced at a function in Auckland tonight. Awarded for the past decade, they recognise senior New Zealand artis…
Victoria International scoops website award
Victoria International scoops website award
10 December 2009
Prior to its scheduled website upgrade, Victoria International has won a bronze award acknowledging its quality and accessibility.

Victoria International received the award at the QS Asia Pacific Professional Leaders in Education (QS-APPLE) conference in Kuala Lumpur at the end of November.

Pr…
Activity programme for international students
Activity programme for international students
17 November 2009
With the end of the school year only weeks away thousands of students - both domestic and international - are studying hard for their final NCEA exams.

For those international students that are not sitting exams the end of formal classes means an opportunity to do something that is less about ac…
All Whites qualify for World Cup
All Whites qualify for World Cup
16 November 2009
A headed goal from Rory Fallon and a penalty save from Mark Paston in Wellington on Saturday night carried the All Whites to the World Cup soccer finals in South Africa next year.

New Zealand's 1-0 over Bahrain in the second leg of their qualifier gave them a 1-0 aggregate result, sparking scene…
Digital Innovation Hub planned for Wellington
Digital Innovation Hub planned for Wellington
10 November 2009
A $20 million digital centre is planned for Wellington.

The "digital innovation hub" – inspired by Hong Kong's $2.8 billion Cyberport – will be purpose-built for digital technology and the new base for the orchestra and the New Zealand Institute for Screen Innovation.

An internship programme …
We've moved!
We
08 October 2009
Kia ora, and welcome to the new Education Wellington website.

To those who were familiar with our old site, we hope you’ll appreciate the changes. To those who visiting us for the first time, we hope you’ll find what you are looking for.

This site will be relevant for anyone with an interest i…
Introducing Blow 09 Creative Arts Festival
Introducing Blow 09 Creative Arts Festival
06 October 2009
With 123 years of proven leadership in New Zealand's creative and cultural industries, Massey University's College of Creative Arts is proud to bring you the third Blow Festival, celebrating fresh creative perspectives.

You will see the next generation of artists and designers at our signature ev…
 
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