When I finished my Bachelor of Arts in English and Politics several years ago, I had to ask myself a fairly serious question. What next? I quickly worked out that my abilities lay in the communications and marketing industries. But the more I learnt, the more I realised all these jobs were going ‘digital’ and […]
We are so glad to hear that Bernardo discovered new opportunities in new fields he hadn’t ventured in before. We are also very happy to hear his Manager praise him for his fantastic work efforts in the marketing department! Transcript: First I was trying to start to describe how I choose NZIE. So back when
Bernardo’s Interview about his Internship in Marketing Department. Read More »
Hi everyone This is Susanne from NZIE Student Services and this article is about Settling into NZ. I am from England and I only moved over here, from the UK in July 2017. So I know what it is like to move away from home and try to settle in a new country. So hopefully
I had the pleasure of meeting, greeting and celebrating the successful graduation of our students today. What hit me as the evening progressed with photos, celebrations and chatter over their future plans was the part we as academic leaders have on student progression through their programme. One student came up to me and said, “you
I had the opportunity to run a professional development workshop for our staff at NZIE on international students’ journey through higher education and our commitment to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral care of International Students. To set the scene for the workshop, I invited a small group of students to participate in a
I had a meeting with a student to discuss an allegation of plagiarism. I asked the student why they had done it and they said, “When I was little, my Uncle asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up, and I said I want to be an academic cheat“. A tall story,
We are glad to share another success story with you. Vishi DHARMARAJAN completed NZIE’s Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Business in March 2019 and have some great feedback and advice for students looking to study at NZIE. We had a catch up for an interview so you can read what Vishi had to say. First of
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