International education now worth $2.85 billion
Steven Joyce | Tertiary Education, Skills and EmploymentInternational education continues to be a star performer in New Zealand’s export-led growth according to latest data, Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce says. The International Education Snapshot report released today shows that the international education industry grew strongly throughout 2014 and it is now valued at $2.85 billion. “As further proof of the industry’s strong performance, it is now supporting more than 30,000 jobs in New Zealand,” says Mr Joyce. ...
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