"Victoria’s International Education Recovery Plan
2025 outlines the Government’s vision, goals and
actions to support the sector’s recovery, backed
by funding of $52.9 million through to 2025." https://t.co/9KzA20hwk5
This has been one of the most valuable and rewarding projects I have ever had the privilege of participating in. A super team, extraordinary support, and the product will be of great value to IE professionals for a long time to come. https://t.co/7WQoU2fP7W
Rosa Aronson: "Rather than competing for the few students who can afford to engage in international education, let’s demonstrate how a more equitable and inclusive international education system can benefit society.” Nice idea. https://t.co/4ku3xa4M5C
Vicky Thomson, CE Go8: "..when universities ask for better funding for education, we are asking for an investment in our families’ and our nation’s future wellbeing.
Never in this post Covid recovery world, with geopolitical damag…https://t.co/bSqjP1f0d9 https://t.co/Lo5mfMMlMl
"The government’s efforts to get international students back to Australia more quickly highlights how important their labour is to many parts of the economy." Yes, but it's more important for education providers to counter this 'ag…https://t.co/BW0dLWxdxz https://t.co/uxPBWZWJHJ
Neatly summarised and argued. Something else that needs emphasising though, in answer to: "Let’s think carefully about what can be improved..." is the critical need for professional experience and expertise in welcoming and support…https://t.co/5aVX2xNsYz https://t.co/gKcayMP8Ga
We should be appalled, this is no way to treat children. 'Tharnicaa has been in detention for almost all of her young life. During that time she has suffered vitamin deficiencies due to lack of sunlight and fresh fruit and vegetables.' The New Daily https://t.co/kwDt7E9BfI
"“The simple fact is that across government there are too many departments, agencies and associated bodies that ostensibly share a commitment to supporting the international sector but do so in disparate and disconnected ways.” https://t.co/Itx89OsiLq
"How many people lost their work in Victorian public sector universities in 2020 is a mystery..." The 2020 job losses university documents disguise https://t.co/GWJj1Yi75d
If you haven't discovered the CANIE Climate Dialogues podcast yet you're in for a treat! Tune in for thought-provoking & insightful discussions at the intersection between international education and climate action. With thanks to our sponsor @AucklandUni
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Tim Soutphommasane: "This pandemic has confronted us with a choice between two Australias: between being an open, confident, internationalist country and being a closed, fearful, parochial nation." https://t.co/8vJwZNku85
Lovely reflections here: "...it is between the rolling stacks that I will lose myself in something I like to call shelf research." What are academics looking forward to about returning to campus? https://t.co/E2pUchMAMq via @timeshighered
Although engineering and technical solutions are required to make consumption more sustainable and less wasteful, they will be effective only if they are embedded within how people behave across different social and organisational contexts: https://t.co/zRzTUuQfxG