ISEA welcomes Central Economic Development Agency as our preferred partner

ByDavid Liu

ISEA is pleased to announce Central Economic Development Agency (CEDA) as our preferred partner.

 

CEDA is the economic development agency, and regional tourism organisation, for Palmerston North city and Manawatū. As a vibrant hub located in the lower half of the North Island of New Zealand, this region welcomes around 3,000 international students across the world every year to attend from primary school through to postgraduate programmes at a variety of world-class education providers. Palmerston North city has been accredited as a Safe City by the International Safe Community Foundation and the region is often ranked as of the most affordable areas to live in New Zealand.

 

ISEA will work closely with CEDA to develop business opportunities and bring more international students to study at its connected education providers.

 

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