Professional development for educators
![]() | Principals' meetingsA free opportunity to network with fellow colleagues and discuss ways to make your school more Asia Aware. Read more. |
![]() | Asia Education Summit: 5-6 April 2011Formal welcome dinner followed by a day of workshops and presentations with keynote address by Dr Yong Zhao, University Distinguished Professor at the College of Education, Michigan State University. Read more. |
Korean Studies WorkshopA great professional development opportunity for New Zealand educators to learn about Korea first-hand through a series of university lectures and field trips. The 2011 deadline is planned for February. Read more. | |
![]() | Singapore Principals' ForumThis offshore event enables New Zealand principals to attend an educational, cultural and business programme and to gain a unique in-country insight into Asia. Register by 4 March 2011. Apply by 15 April 2011. Read more. |
![]() | Asia:NZ/AFS Educator ScholarshipsUp to eight scholarships for teachers to spend three weeks in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines or India. During their stay teachers will be able to experience school and home life in an Asian setting. Deadline for 2011 awards: tbc, typically Dec-Feb. Read more. |
![]() | Educating for Asia - Asia Knowledge and the New Zealand CurriculumWorkshops were held in May and June 2010 to explore why Asia is critically important to young New Zealanders. Read more about the Wellington workshop. |
Other opportunities
Last chance to apply for the Asia-Pacific Leadership Academy for Principals in South Korea - closing 27 August 2010.
Free language courses for New Zealand principals: Euroasia is offering two free places on a standard Asian language course for Principals of New Zealand primary and secondary schools to support the Business Education partnership.
See more professional development opportunities on non-Asia:NZ programmes offered by other organisations.
Related pages
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View our opportunities for schools and students.
Questions?
Email Janine at jchin@asianz.org.nz












