With a rapidly changing China comes challenges for business leaders to keep up with the latest market opportunities, technologies, business models, and social innovations. How can business leaders stay ahead of the developments and understand the key issues driving these changes? China’s first independent business school, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), launches a …
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On Thursday evening, AustCham hosted “Is Your Education Brand China Ready: Tailoring Your Message In The World’s Biggest Education Market”. The event was held at the Cheung Kong Graduate School for Business (CKGSB) and over 30 people attended in what was an informative and enlightening panel discussion. The panel featured esteemed speakers Ira Zaka, the Assistant …
In today’s talking points: Encouraging increased educational exchanges between China and Rwanda; Australian National University announces that it will stop increasing student enrolments; Australia is overtaking the UK for overseas students; One of China’s hottest startups is a $3 billion education company Encouraging increased educational exchanges between China and Rwanda Chinese First Lady, Peng Liyuan, called for more educational …
In Today’s Talking Points: China axes 45 Australian university partnerships as part of global cull; Experts divided on Government push for specialist STEM educators; China offers Pakistani students vocational training and education; Foundations in education are core: Finkel China axes 45 Australian university partnerships as part of global cull Last week, China’s Ministry of Education said that it would …
In Today’s Talking Points: China to set up first University in China to rival America’s Caltech in innovation, Report shows that inequality in school performance will cost Australia $20 billion, Ian O’Connor appointed as the new chair for the Higher Education Standards Panel in Australia China to set up first University in China to rival America’s …
In Today’s Talking Points: World Bank: China’s Education System Shows Significant Progress,Belt and Road Initiative to change China’s role in education market, Relevance of ATAR in university admissions is questioned, Victorian Government to spend $240 Million on buying new land for schools World Bank: China’s Education System Shows Significant Progress A World Bank report has praised China’s …
In today’s talking points: Australia strengthening links in the Pacific through school partnerships, Australia’s aboriginal education program to be exported to Africa, Swinburne University launches advanced manufacturing centre in Weihai, Shandong, Education Ministers of China, Japan and South Korea agree to enhance cooperation Australia strengthening links in the Pacific through school partnerships In order to strengthen ties between neighbouring countries in the …
In today’s Talking Points: Student aid in China report released, Australian parents spending less time helping children with homework, New Partnership developed between CIKD and UNICEF China to promote child development, Educational Department in eastern city Hangzhou implements a new policy to ease the homework burden of students Student aid in China report released Today the full findings …
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