In 2006 Germany was selected as one of five Composite Depth Markets for the New Zealand international education industry. In mid 2009, Education New Zealand developed the New Zealand Specialist Agent Group for Germany to provide a means by which effective agents can easily be identified by students and industry. At the same time, it aims to increase the effectiveness and commitment of those Agents promoting New Zealand education.

The latest Market Profiles for Germany, as well as other european countries have been made available online and can assist with the setting of marketing strategies and decision making around event attendance. The latest Visa and Export Education Levy Statistics are sourced from The Department of Labour and The Ministry of Education respectively and are available on the Statistics page.

Please refer to the listed information below on activities currently planned, or undertaken and completed, by Education New Zealand in Europe since 2006:

StudyWorld 2012, Berlin, May 11 & 12 2012
The 7^th International Fair for Higher and Continuing Education, organised by ICWE in co-operation with the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).  More than 180 exhibitors from at least 25 countries and more than 9,000 visitors are expected to participate.  More information can be found HERE

Wege ins Ausland, Cologne, 7 February 2012
New Zealand education promotions will take place at this tertiary focussed fair, to be held at the University of Cologne.  More than 70 national and international exhibitors participate annually, the majority are German education agents, country representatives, universities, cultural associations and youth organisations.  2,000 visitors are expected to attend.

EAIE Copenhagen, Denmark, 13 - 16 September 2011
International higher education professionals from around the world will meet in Copenhagen at the 23rd Annual EAIE Conference; the largest event of its kind in Europe. Hands-on workshops and cutting-edge sessions will highlight the latest trends in the field of international education.  A generic New Zealand Education booth will be set up for kiwis to use as a meeting point or base. More information can be found HERE

Student Fair Bargteheide, 3 September 2011
Student Fair Bargteheide is amongst the biggest fairs for secondary education abroad in Germany. Bargteheide is located just outside of Hamburg which incorporates around 2 million inhabitants.  The fair attracted just under 2,000 visitors. 48 German secondary education agents and 3 country representatives (US Consulate, Canadian Embassy, and ENZ) exhibited at the fair.  Since the fair was concentrating on secondary education only, most inquiries were expressed for school stays abroad during upper secondary school for 6 to 18 months. Some interest was shown for achieving the university entrance qualification NCEA in New Zealand. Inquiries for English language courses were modest.

Secondary Student Fair, Essen, 25 June 2011
30 German secondary education agents, information offices and country representatives (ENZ, Canadian Embassy) exhibited at the fair which attracted 1,500 visitors.  Interest to the ENZ stand was good. In general, visitors appreciated neutral information from an independent organisation like ENZ. Since the fair was concentrating on secondary education only, most interest was expressed for school stays abroad for 6 to 12 months during upper secondary school. It was also registered that a number of students were interested in the possibility of gaining NCEA UE while in NZ.  Some interest was shown for undergraduate programmes at NZ universities and institutes of technology/polytechnics.

Study World 2011, Berlin, 20 & 21 May 2011
The 6th annual International Fair for Higher and Continuing Education took place in Berlin.  8,628 students attended, Education New Zealand promoted New Zealand Education at a generic booth with a few industry reps.  Further information about this International Education Fair is available on the Study World website HERE. It was organised by ICWE in cooperation with the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).  This fair is tertiary focused; senior high school and university students are the main target audience for this event.

Secondary Student Fair, Hamburg, 7 May 2011
New Zealand Education was promoted from a generic stand at this fair which attracted just over 1,000 visitors.  Visitors seemed to appreciate neutral information from an independent organisation.  A presentation on the benefits of studying in New Zealand was given as part of the day’s programme. Since the fair was concentrating on secondary education only, all interest was expressed for school stays abroad for 6 to 12 months during upper secondary school. It was interesting to note that many students were interested in the possibility of gaining NCEA UE while in NZ.

Student Tertiary Magazine Advertising, May 2011
The May edition of this tertiary student focused magazine will have a special focus on studying and travelling abroad, a 1/4 page advertisement promotes New Zealand's research strengths in tertiary study.  The 'Trusted' image of the PhD Biology student will reflect this academic focus.  This is the most well known tertiary focused magazine in Germany, with 400,000 copies distributed directly to tertiary institutions throughout Germany.

YAEZ Magazine Advertising, May 2011
A 1/4 page full colour advertisement has been booked for the 2 May 2011 edition of this magazine which targets 14 -20 year old German students.  The New Zealand Educated advertisement features the lively brand value and content titled 'Schule-Studium-Sprachkurse in Neuseeland' (Learn, Study, Speaking Course in New Zealand)

Einstieg Webmesse Virtual Fair, April 2011 - April 2012
A New Zealand General Consulate/Education New Zealand booth features in the International Pavilion of this long term virtual fair.  This is the first time we have trialled this type of event, it will be interesting to monitor the visits and  analyse the level of enquiries to see how useful virtual fairs are.

Hausch & Partner NZ/AUS Secondary Education Fair, Hamburg, 9 April 2011
Support is being provided for this NZSA Agent's Fair.

Public Transport Campaign, 15 March - 15 May 2011
More than 500 Study in New Zealand advertisements will appear on the UBahn city and underground trains in Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Munich for two months.  The size of the colourful promotions vary from city to city with the largest being 166cm wide, so difficult for commuters to miss.  The promotions were especially placed on train routes that arrive at schools and tertiary institutions and therefore will be noticed by a high number of secondary and tertiary students as well as parents, educators and other influencers.  The 'welcoming' brand image was used alongside brief information about New Zealand Education, www.newzealandeducated.com is the call to action.

YAEZ Magazine Advertising, March/April 2011
A 1/3 page full colour advertisement appeared in the March/April 2011 edition of this magazine which targets 14 -20 year old German students. 397,300 copies were distributed direct to high school students throughout Germany.  The New Zealand Educated branded advertisement featured the sailing ‘Adventurous’ brand image and text in German titled 'Bildung in Neuseeland' (Study in New Zealand) introducing the benefits of a New Zealand education.  The online version can be viewed HERE

International Study Forum, Paris, 17 March
High school (year 11 & 12), university students and young professionals will be targeted for attendance at this NZSA agent-organised Education Fair, to be held at the IFAG Paris - Graduate School of Management in the centre of Paris.  This is an international event, attended by representatives from Australia, Canada, UK, USA and New Zealand.  For further information, see the agent's website HERE Due to sickness, the Hamburg based staff member was unable to attend, however branded material and information brochures were distributed as planned.

Einstieg Abi Fair, Cologne, 11 & 12 March 2011
This is a tertiary focussed Education Fair which targets students aged 16-24, more information at their website HERE The event attracted 357 exhibitors and 32,000 visitors.  Lincoln University and Study Nelson joined us in the 9m2 Generic Study in New Zealand booth. Most interest was expressed for UG & PG programmes at higher education institutions and for internships, language courses and working holiday options.

Jubi-Fair, Hannover, 5 March 2011
Education Fair, more information on their website (in German only) HERE

Wege ins Ausland Fair, Cologne, 8 February 2011
A generic New Zealand Education booth will promote options for studying in New Zealand at this annual event, based in Cologne. The fair focuses on studying, living and working abroad and targets secondary school students in their final years of study and tertiary students in their first semesters.  More information can be found on the fair website

GOstralia! GOzealand! Day, Münster, 18 November 2010
The one-day event is organised by the German education agent and New Zealand Specialist Agent, GOstralia!-GOzealand! who offers free consulting services for tertiary study programmes exclusively in Australia and New Zealand. The exibitors were made up of  four New Zealand universities, 17 Australian universities, Tourism Victoria, Austrade (Australian Trade Commission), and the South Australian Tourism Commission. The event attracted a good amount of visitors, approximately 1,800 students were counted.

Secondary Student Exchange Fair, Hamburg, 30 October 2010
This fair attracted approximately 2,000 visitors. 38 German secondary education agents, 9 information offices and 2 country representatives (ENZ, Canadian Embassy) exhibited at the fair.  Interest in the New Zealand Education stand was great. In general, visitors appreciate information from an independent organisation. Since the fair was concentrating on secondary education only, all interest was expressed for school stays abroad for 6 to 12 months during upper secondary school. Many students were interested in the possibility of gaining the NZ qualification NCEA Level 3 (UE).

Jubi-Fair, Munich, Germany, 23 October 2010
A generic booth promoting New Zealand Education generically was part of this fair, organised by a non-commercial education consultancy.  Visitor numbers were strong, approx. 1,800 were recorded and 46 exhibitors participated in the event.  Most interest was expressed for secondary education programmes for a period of 6 to 12 months.

Studie Beurs Education Fair, Utrecht, 14 - 16 October 2010
A generic booth promoted New Zealand Education at this tertiary focussed fair, held in Utrecht, the Netherlands.  ENZ last participated in late 2008 and found it to be a great opportunity to encourage Dutch, Belgian and German students to consider a New Zealand education.  128 exhibitors displayed their services at Studie Beurs 2010. 13,648 visitors attended the fair.  Besides interest in full postgraduate degrees and study abroad programmes, most interest was expressed by visitors at the New Zealand stand in full undergraduate degree courses, this may be due to the fact that the Dutch government grant system allows Dutch students to study their full degree abroad.

Secondary Student Fair, Bargteheide, Germany, 18 September 2010
This student fair was held at a local high-school from 10 am to 4 pm. A New Zealand Education booth and a standalone seminar promoted New Zealand Secondary education options, both were very well attended.  The fair attracted approximately 3,500 visitors. As many as 43 German education agents & information offices and 2 country representatives (ENZ, Canadian Embassy) exhibited at the fair.  Interest in the New Zealand stand was immense, all interest was expressed for school stays abroad for 6 to 12 months during upper secondary school. Many students were interested in the possibility of gaining NCEA Level 3 (UE).

EAIE Conference, Nantes, France, 15 - 18 September 2010
The largest event of its kind in Europe, the Annual EAIE Conference provides international higher education professionals with hands-on workshops and cutting-edge sessions highlighting the latest trends in the field. Further information online HERE

New Zealand Specialist Agent Training, September 2010
City: Berlin, Germany
21 Agents attending the training, 10 have gone on to become  New Zealand Specialist Agents.

German Inbound Agent & Media Visit, June 2010
In June, five German education agents and two media representatives were hosted in New Zealand as part of the Air New Zealand sponsored programme. The travellers visited a range of institutions and enjoyed chatting to German students already in New Zealand.  One group ventured to the far South and even visited Stewart Island.

Secondary Student Exchange Fair, Hamburg, 19 June 2010
This one day fair attracted approximately 1,000 visitors.  Thirty German secondary education agents and information offices and three country representatives (New Zealand, New South Wales Dept of Ed & Training and Canada) exhibited at the fair.  Most queries at the New Zealand booth were about school stays for 6 to 12 months at senior secondary school level.  There were also a couple of queries about the working holiday scheme.

GOstralia! GOzealand! Day, Cologne, Germany, 10 June 2010
This is an annual event that takes place in a different German city each year, the seventh event of this kind.  Organised by a NZSA education agent, with a tertiary focus, most interest was shown for study abroad programmes in courses such as communication, management, economics, (mechanical) engineering, technology and IT.  Approximately 1,000 visitors attended.  The event took place at Cologne's University of Applied Sciences.

European Language Generic Brochures

Secondary Student Exchange Fair, Bremen, Germany, 5 June 2010
Approximately 1,000 visitors from the north of Germany attended this fair to meet with 32 German secondary education agents and information offices.  As this was a secondary education fair, most interest was expressed for school stays abroad for 6 to 12 months, there were two enquiries about New Zealand universities.

Public Transport Advertising, Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart, Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, 7 June - 7 July 2010
A profile raising campaign promoting New Zealand education on U-Bahn trains in six populous cities.  The 'welcoming' brand image was used alongside brief information about New Zealand Education.  www.newzealandeducated.com is the call to action.

Einstieg Abi Magazine Advertising, May 2010
A 1/3 page full colour advertisement has been booked in this student focussed magazine. 150,000 printed copies will be distributed to 3,000 High Schools throughout Germany, as well as at job information centers, the Einstieg Abi Fair, and various tertiary institutions of education.  Teachers may also order the magazine free of charge for hand-out to their students.  The topics of the 03 May issue are Technology and Engineering, choosing the right job, fashion, business studies, studying in Eastern Germany.  The New Zealand Educated branded advertisement will feature an ‘Inventive’ brand image and text in German introducing the benefits of a New Zealand education.

Adbrixx School Magazine Advertising
A total of 12 full colour magazine advertisements have been booked for School Magazines in the following cities, Frankfurt (1x), Stuttgart (2x), Berlin (2x), Hamburg (3x), Munich (2x) and Cologne (2x).  New Zealand Educated branded advertisements will be used for this campaign.

AbiQ Magazine Advertising
A half page full colour advertisement has been booked in this magazine, 220,000 copies will be distributed at High-Schools (Gymnasium) throughout Germany, job information centers and cooperating Education Fairs, as well as at the STUZUBI Education Fair in Düsseldorf on 25 September 2010.

StudyWorld 2010,

Einstieg Abi Fair, Cologne, 5 & 6 March, 2010
New Zealand Education was represented at this large fair which catered for 356 exhibitors from 12 countries.  The fair targeted secondary school students in their last years of study.  Six Einstieg Abi fairs are held annually in the biggest hubs in Germany: Cologne, Hamburg, Karlsruhe, Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin.  Most interest was shown for tertiary Study Abroad, UG & PG Programmes and secondary school courses.  The fair website is available HERE.  According to the organisers, around 28,000 visitors attended, roughly 14,000 on each of the two days.

YAEZ Newspaper Advertising, March 2010
A 1/3 page full colour advertisement was booked in this newspaper which targets 14 -21 year old German students.  360,000 printed copies were distributed to 5,000 High-Schools throughout Germany from 8^th March.  The topics of the 08 March edition were: choosing courses of study, languages and German films.  The New Zealand Educated branded advertisement featured a ‘Welcoming’ brand image and text in German introducing the benefits of a New Zealand education.

Wege ins Ausland Fair, Cologne, 9 February 2010
New Zealand Education was promoted at this annual international fair, held at the University of Cologne.  Most of the enquiries at our booth were related to either Postgraduate or Secondary School study.  The fair catered for 80 exhibitors, over 2,500 visitors attended from 10am to 4pm.

Salon l'étudiant Fair, Paris, 29 & 30 January 2010
The 13th annual International Education Fair, run by the monthly education magazine l'Edudiant.  More than 200 exhibitors participated in the event and 26,000 visitors were estimated to have attended.  A New Zealand Education booth undertook generic promotion.  More information about this event can be found HERE

GOstralia! GOzealand! Day, Augsburg (Bavaria), 26 November 2009
The 6th annual event organised by New Zealand Specialist Agent GOzealand!, who exclusively focus on Australia and New Zealand.  The exhibitors at this tertiary focussed event were 15 Australian universities and Education New Zealand.  The estimated 1,800 visitors were extremely focussed on studying in Australia or New Zealand. Interest in New Zealand was good. Most interest was shown for study abroad programmes in courses to become a teacher of languages (English, German), history or geography.

Ranke-Heinemann Roadshow, 19 November 2009
The annual Roadshow, managed by New Zealand Specialist Agent Ranke-Heinemann, was held in Vienna (14 Nov), Munich (16 Nov), Mannheim (17 Nov), Cologne (18 Nov), Hamburg (19 Nov) and Berlin (21 Nov). 25 Australian Universities and 8 New Zealand tertiary institutions took part.  Visitor numbers were slightly down on last year, the decrease was attributed to student protests at the time.

Secondary Student Exchange Fair, Hamburg, 14 November 2009
New Zealand Education was promoted at this fair, known as “the biggest fair for secondary education abroad in Germany”. Two presentations on secondary education in New Zealand were given as part of the seminar programme.  The fair attracted more than 2,000 visitors between the hours of 10am to 4pm. 45 German secondary education agents and 3 country representatives (ENZ, the US Consulate and Canadian Consulate) exhibited at the fair.  Interest in New Zealand was very strong.

Higher Education Abroad Fair, October 2009
City: Kiev, Ukraine
This is the second time this fair has been organised and 20 education providers from around the world were represented. It was the first time New Zealand has been involved as an exploratory exercise. The majority of students were looking for internship or scholarship options at universities abroad.

JUBI (Jugendbildungsmesse) Fair, September 2009
City: Berlin
JUBI Fair Berlin 2009 was part of 12 JUBI fairs that are held throughout Germany in the academic year 2009/2010, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education. Four NZ secondary schools were present at the stands of two German agents
Visitors: 1,000

Secondary Student Fair, September  2009
This event is an annual education abroad fair in Bargteheide, near Hamburg and is organised by a regional marketing cluster. More than 2,000 students visited the fair and as many as 40 German secondary education agents and 3 country representatives exhibited (ENZ, the US Consulate and Canadian Consulate).

360° New Zealand Magazine Ad
The magazine was first published in 2007 and is purely about New Zealand. A two-page article in the June/July issue was placed, giving an overview of the NZ education system in general including all sectors and focus on the NCEA accreditation in Germany. Print copies: about 7,000 copies every 2 months

New Zealand Specialist Agent Seminar, June 2009
City: Berlin and Cologne
Attendees: 11 (Berlin) and 17 (Cologne)
In Berlin, 11 Agents took the test to qualify for Specialist Agent status, 10 passed and 1 failed, in Cologne,16 Agents took the test to qualify for Specialist Agent status, all passed. 8 (Berlin) and 13 (Cologne) German agents met all criteria and have become New Zealand Specialist Agents

Study World Fair, May 2009
This is the biggest annual fair for international tertiary education in Germany
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 178 exhibitors from 29 countries, 5 New Zealand providers (2 Unis, 3 ITPs). Visitors: 9,643

DUZ Germany Media Ad, June 2009
Duz is directed at executives in the field of science, research and management. A 1/3-page ad in the Magazine was placed. Print Run: 200,000

Generic Brochure - Germany
4 pages, A5
Covering information about Study in New Zealand
Regularly reprinted as stocks run low

Einstieg Magazine Ad
A 1/3 page in colour was placed in the education magazine Einstieg (all sectors)
Media data: 160,000 printed copies, distributed at fairs, schools and career agencies in Germany.

French Advertising
The French Magazine 'Vivre a l'etrager' published a Special article: Work in Australia and New Zealand
Circulation: 1 million French readers, 60,000 copies sold in newspaper agencies, First French Free E-Magazine, Sold in more than 40 countries. A 1/2-page article was placed in the magazine in the May issue.

FFP Edu-Media Expo Europe Roadshow, April 2009
City: Milan, Italy
Exhibitors: 25 institutions from 12 countries, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 1,000+

Einstieg Abi Fair, February 2009
The main focus of this fair was on post-secondary and tertiary education
City: Cologne
Exhibitors: 355, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 35,000

Study Options UK, Guide 2009
Study Options is a Study Guide covering information about everything UK Students need to know about applying to Universities in New Zealand and Australia. A full page advertisement about the New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarship was placed in the 2009 Guide.

ExpoLingua, November 2008 (PACE 2008)
This fair is focused on secondary and tertiary study
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 191 from 33 countries, 8 New Zealand providers (6 universities, 1 ITP and 1 Secondary School)
Visitors: 14,858

FFP Edu-Media Expo Europe Roadshow, November 2008
City: Madrid
Exhibitors: 30 institutions from 12 countries.
Visitors: 340. The quality and number of inquiries for NZ were very pleasing. TDE used the opportunity to meet with MFAT and Spanish education agents prior to the fair.

German Media
In May 2008, the German Einstieg Magazine published an article about New Zealand following an inbound visit by one of their journalists. In November, a special issue featured study at secondary schools in New Zealand. Print run: 150,000

Studie Beurs - Scope on the Globe, October 2008
This fair is the largest international fair for higher education in the Netherlands
City: Utrecht, Netherlands
Exhibitors: 300 + 3 NZ providers (Universities), a generic booth promoted New Zealand education. Visitors: 75,000

Agent Seminar
The main objective of this Seminar was to brief German education agents on the New Zealand education system and highlight New Zealand’s high quality education services. The event, which was held in Berlin, was also designed to update the agents on recent international student statistics and industry news regarding the New Zealand education strategy and accreditation issues of NZ qualifications. 35 German education agents attended.

Study World Fair, April 2008
3rd International Fair for Higher and Continuing Education
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 159 exhibitors representing 25 countries, including New Zealand (ENZ)
Visitors: 9,781

Away Fairs, April 2008
The Away Fairs resemble international tertiary education fairs held annually in Germany.
Cities: Frankfurt and Stuttgart,
Exhibitors: 39, a New Zealand Education stand contributed well to building the NZ education brand and to raising New Zealand’s education profile in Frankfurt and Stuttgart region.
Visitors: (Frankfurt) 600-800 and (Stuttgart) 250-300. Most interest was expressed in high school stays and study abroad options at undergraduate level as well as working holiday and internship opportunities abroad.

Einstieg Abi Fair, March 2008
City: Cologne
Exhibitors: 343, institutions from 15 countries, Education New Zealand staffed an ENZ stand
Visitors: 27,000. Interest was mainly on academic and vocational tertiary education options and other post secondary opportunities such as apprenticeships within Germany and abroad.

ExpoLingua, November 2007
This fair is focused on secondary and tertiary study. Each year the expo has a specific country or countries highlighted. This year it was the turn of New Zealand and Australia.
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 215 exhibitors from 32 countries, 7 New Zealand providers (universities and a smaller number of secondary and PTEs). Visitors: 15,000

Stakeholder Events 2007/2008
Education New Zealand also attended and presented at the NCEA Workshop Hamburg, the Info-Event High School New Zealand in Berlin, the College Days in Berlin, the Secondary Student Exchange Fair in Grosshansdorf, Wege ins Ausland Cologne, NZ Day in Bremen, IEC Infobustour in Kassel, and the GOzealand Day in Hamburg.

Brand Placement (Studieren.de)
Education New Zealand placed a link to www.newzealandeducated.com on the home page of the German section for a two month period. A short article on New Zealand as a study destination was also placed in the Newsletter section with a link to the Germany mini site. Studieren.de gives information on German universities, courses, and partner universities outside Germany. The website receives more than 150,000 visits per month, and attracts German and English speaking youth aged 15 to 34. The publisher also sends out monthly newsletters to almost 7,000 interested students and adults.

Agent Seminars, June 2007
Two agent seminars were organised in Berlin and Hamburg to brief German education agents on the New Zealand education system and to highlight New Zealand’s high quality education services. 17 and 13  agents from across the English language, high school, tertiary and working holidays sectors attended in Berlin and Hamburg respectively.

Study World Fair, May 2007
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 153 from 24 countries, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 9,500. Most interest was shown in Bachelor, Master and Ph.D. programmes and Academic staff and higher education experts also visited the fair to look for potential international partners

Away Fair, May 2007
City: Munich
Exhibitors: 42 (mostly secondary and tertiary education provider), 1 New Zealand provider (Uni), a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 500-1,000. Most interest was expressed in undergraduate programmes and study abroad options as well as working holiday and internship opportunities abroad

Agent Inbound Tour, May 2007 (PACE 2007)
4 German education agents were invited by ENZ on a 10-day familiarisation visit to New Zealand. 14 NZ education providers and regional education clusters were involved. The education agents were able to get to know the participating institutions and their programmes in details for potential future collaboration.

Advertorial
A  two page advertorial was written and placed a in German study and work abroad magazine “Itchy Feet” in April 2007. Itchy Feet is published biannually and has a print run of 55,000. These magazines are distributed for free to key individuals at educational institutions, job centres, government agencies, and educational associations.
5,000 are sold through retail channels.

Einstieg Abi Fair, March 2007
City: Cologne
Exhibitors: 329, 13 international (non-German) exhibitors, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 27,000

Einstieg Abi Fair, February 2007
City: Hamburg
Exhibitors: 290 (13% from outside Germany), a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 35,000 (mainly secondary students studying at upper secondary level (Gymnasium)

ExpoLingua, November 2006
City: Berlin
Exhibitors: 156 from 27 countries, a generic booth promoted New Zealand education.
Visitors: 15,193. The greatest interest was shown for opportunities in the secondary and tertiary sector as well as language programmes including internships.

Education New Zealand also participated in the following events: IEC Infobustour, Osnabrueck in May 2009, Step-In NZ day, Stuttgart in March 2009, BIZ Oldesloe in December 2008, MFAT Education Function, Berlin in October 2008 and the Kilroy Roadshow, Scandinavia in September 2008.

Articles about Study opportunities in New Zealand were also published in the Kilroy Magazine Denmark in September 2008.