Changes to Work Rights for English Language Students
As a result of the efforts of many members over many years, we have achieved our first significant victory in the battle for sensible work rights for English language students, as announced in the media release from Hon. Nathan Guy today. The Christchurch earthquakes have created an opportunity for the Government to take a risk in this area that previous governments have been reluctant to take. View the press release from Hon. Nathan Guy, Minister of Immigration For further information and...Read More >27 Mar 20140 CommentsEnglish New Zealand Celebrates 25th Anniversary
English New Zealand recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. A wonderful evening was enjoyed by current members, official guests, and past Chairs and members of the Executive. Read more about the evening and view photos... Read More >27 Mar 2014English New Zealand Schools Travel to Indonesia
27 Mar 2014
With the assistance of Education New Zealand a group of 15 English New Zealand schools travelled to Indonesia this week. The group will be promoting English language study in New Zealand to study abroad agencies and their counsellors. Indonesia Education Partnerships organised a workshop for the group yesterday in Jakarta. Immigration New Zealand and Education New Zealand provided a briefing for the schools and agents. This was followed by meetings between schools and agencies in the afternoon. Earlier in the day...Read More >
The Medical Council of New Zealand accepts OET (OET)
In February, the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) announced its decision to accept the OET as an approved English test. The MCNZ will accept an A or B in each of the four categories (listening, speaking, reading or writing). Candidates who have successfully taken OET in the last two years can apply to the MCNZ for registration or to sit the Registration Examination. For further information on OET, please contact Ms Janeen Gardiner, OET Marketing Manager, E: Janeen.Gardiner@oet.com.au. Read More >27 Mar 2014English New Zealand Schools Travel to Indonesia
With the assistance of Education New Zealand a group of 15 English New Zealand schools travelled to Indonesia this week. The group will be promoting English language study in New Zealand to study abroad agencies and their counsellors. Indonesia Education Partnerships organised a workshop for the group yesterday in Jakarta. Immigration New Zealand and Education New Zealand provided a briefing for the schools and agents. This was followed by meetings between schools and agencies in the afternoon. Earlier in the day...Read More >1 Oct 1970
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