Promoting a study destination is usually a concerted effort of various local stakeholders: the local schools and institutions, local government bodies, destination marketing organisations, local accommodation providers and even local businesses. Most successful, however, are those initiatives that include and involve overseas education agencies. Good examples of this approach can be found in Australia and New Zealand, where organisations like StudyPerth, StudyAdelaide, StudyNT and ‘Education New Zealand | Manapou ki te Ao’ are very active and successful in ‘destination branding’ targeted at prospective international students. In this podcast, representatives of these study destination organisations explain and discuss how they are organised and how they work with overseas education agencies, as well as local stakeholders, to get the maximum exposure for their respective destinations.
News&Developments:
🔘Inbound and outbound student trends for South Africa, Egypt, and Morocco
🔘US clarifies that new oversight rules will not apply to study abroad or international student recruitment contracts
Main topic:
🔘"Study destination promotion: the vital role of education agencies"
Keys to the Market:
🔘New Zealand