I'm about to head out to the airport to collect an international guest attending this year's AIEC in Melbourne - the excitement about the conference is palpable. Talk back radio is full of discussion about international education, it's in all the papers, and even on the tele, which goes to show that positioning the conference strategically between the football and cricket seasons was a smart move. They're even upgrading the freeway for the occasion (although I think they are behind schedule).
Competition for the moniker of this year's biggest topic includes: Do we need Agent Quality Frameworks? How are all those international education strategies tracking (Australia, NZ, UK, Canada, Victoria, NSW, etc. etc.)? What do we do with all that data? Will students continue to travel internationally for education, and if so, where to, where from, and why? Is TNE the next big thing, or just the next big risk? and what is TNE anyway?
That and more, coming to you from the Melbourne Convention Centre this week. See you there.
Competition for the moniker of this year's biggest topic includes: Do we need Agent Quality Frameworks? How are all those international education strategies tracking (Australia, NZ, UK, Canada, Victoria, NSW, etc. etc.)? What do we do with all that data? Will students continue to travel internationally for education, and if so, where to, where from, and why? Is TNE the next big thing, or just the next big risk? and what is TNE anyway?
That and more, coming to you from the Melbourne Convention Centre this week. See you there.
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