New markets draw students back to classes

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND–Overseas student numbers may be up in the past three months, but this is because the export education industry has found new markets – and not because students from traditional markets are flocking back. New Zealand’s “pure” image has also been credited for an influx of international students coming here to study natural therapy. full story
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  1. Staging a Comeback: International Students in New Zealand « ESOL TrendWatch Says:
    December 2, 2008 at 2:56 pm | Reply

    [...] government effort and initial results seem to be good. A group of administrators and researchers are meeting to discuss how best to market the country and promote more integration of international [...]

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