THB2 million scholarships on offer at New Zealand Education Fair
Thai students attending the New Zealand Education Fair this Saturday (November 5) may win 2 million baht in scholarships to study in the Pacific country.
Education New Zealand (ENZ), a government agency that promotes the country as a study destination, is collaborating with nearly 50 leading educational institutions from that country in organising the annual event. They include schools, universities, vocational education providers, private training establishments, and English language schools.
This year's event will showcase programmes offered to prospective students, in addition to advice and information on how to apply for scholarships to study in New Zealand.
The fair will be held at Samyan Mitrtown’s Hall 2 on the fifth floor from 11am to 5pm. Free online registration is available at https://bit.ly/NZEducationFair2022.
Registrants can explore scholarships offered by a variety of New Zealand institutions and win a free return Air New Zealand air ticket to and from that country.
A highlight of the event will be a personal account by celebrity and influencer Suquan Bulakul, who will speak on why she decided to send her only son to study in New Zealand.
The event also gives Thai students the opportunity to experience first-hand New Zealand’s simulated classrooms conducted by an experienced teacher who flies in from New Zealand. The simulated classrooms are offered free of charge and scheduled for three rounds at 11.45am, 2pm, and 3pm. To register for participation, go to: https://bit.ly/Simulatedclassreg.
New Zealand is recognised by the Economist Intelligence Unit as the world's best English-speaking country for education. Its educational system focuses on helping prepare younger generations to become global citizens, innovators and thinkers.
Students attending the fair can explore unique courses being offered to meet the global trend and skill shortages in artificial intelligence, games development, health sciences in digital health, and data science.
The New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology, or “Te Pukenga”, the country’s largest national institute for vocational education, will also introduce itself to the Thai education community at this event.
