ISEA are pleased to advise that Marcel Fletcher, Regional Manager for India and Subcontinent of Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has joined the ISEA Accreditation Council to represent the University sector and replace Jaime Henley, our previous council member who moved on to a new role at the end of 2019. We look forward to working with Marcel.
New Zealand Government closed the border temporarily from 23:59 on Thursday 19 March 2020 due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The travel restrictions apply to almost all travellers except for New Zealand citizens, permanent residents, residents with valid travel conditions and their immediate family (partner or spouse, legal guardian and dependent children under the age of…
The New Zealand government established a one-million hardship fund for international students who are experiencing financial hardships due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Applications must be submitted from education providers and organisations. Individual international students and education agents are excluded from submitting an application. Funds will be provided to international students by education providers and organisations…
We are pleased to announce a new strategic partnership is currently under development between International Standards Education Agents (ISEA) and Enroller. The partnership will serve to provide benefits to both education agents and education providers and will focus on creating new products and services to respond to the challenges and recovery of the current and…
ISEA successfully held the second round of agent training in Bangkok, Thailand on 13th November. ISEA are very pleased to work with these organised and professional agents, and we will try our best to support them and help them to establish relationship with our industry support partners. ISEA look forward to coming back to Thailand…
ISEA organised a morning tea for our accredited agents and industry support partners on 11th December to appreciate their contribution and support to the ISEA initiatives. It has been a tough year for the international education industry but we believe together we can get through this and welcome international students to New Zealand, one of…
The Government has advised that NCEA exams this year have been pushed back 10 days for 2020 and will start on 16th November instead of 6th November. The amended examination timetable is available here. For details, please refer to the NZQA and Ministry of Education website. Education agents please liaise with schools and your students…
