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The Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) is all about getting involved. The ITECA International Education Interest Group empowers you with the information to understand what work is underway to support the recovery of the international education sector.

If you want to better understand what the future of Australia’s international education sector looks like and where future opportunities to grow your organisation exist, the ITECA International Education Interest Group is for you.

 

Meet Stakeholders —
ITECA International Education Interest Group


 

As an active participant in ITECA International Education Interest Group meetings, you’ll get to meet frequently with senior Australian Government officials responsible for the regulation of international education providers, plus those responsible for helping you develop new markets.

As an active member of the ITECA International Education Interest Group, you’ll have the ability to share your experience and hear from others that share your passion for ensuring that independent providers are at the forefront of shaping skills funding and loan policy.

 

The Issues You'll Discuss —
ITECA International Education Interest Group








The pathway for the return of international students.
  Independent provider participation in the pilot programs.
■  The direct financial assistance available to providers.
  Regulation of international education providers.
  Issues associated with student visa processing.
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Opportunities that exist to develop new overseas markets.

ITECA membership is all about empowering you with the information to make informed business decisions and the influence to drive reform. The ITECA International Education Interest Group is relevant to independent providers in the higher education, vocational education, training and skills sectors that support international students.

 

Get Involved —
ITECA International Education Interest Group


 

■ ITECA International Education Interest Group - Brochure [PDF] 
■ 
ITECA Events & Meeting – Schedule
■ ITECA Membership – Apply today ....<< New Members - Apply today

Meetings of the ITECA International Education Interest Group are held once a quarter via videoconference. Participation in the ITECA International Education Interest Group is a benefit open to any employee of a Corporate, Associate, Affiliate or Business Supporter member. To get involved, simply return this form available in the link above and if your organisation isn’t currently an ITECA member, be sure to apply today.

Take the next step to empower yourself with information and influence by getting involved in the ITECA International Education Interest Group.

ITECA Membership – Now's the Moment to Shape the Future. 

Further Information —

If you'd like more information about getting involved, the ITECA membership team is happy to talk to you, so simply send an email to [email protected] or telephone 1300 421 017.


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