Legislative and role

Question 1

GETI high level purpose and three sub purposes

Answer 1

Position Tasmania as the preferred choice for international students

1 - support a thriving and multicultural community in Tasmania

2 - provide opportunities for young Tasmanians to develop global competencies

Support employment outcomes wellbeing and life opportunities for students

Question 2

ESOS purpose

Answer 2

Protects interests of international students coming to Australia

Aims to protect and enhance Australia’s reputation for quality education

and provides tuition protection an supports integrity of student visa program

Question 3

National code - where does it sit - what does it do

Answer 3

Sits under esos

Sets standards for schools to ensure education services meet the needs and expectations of overseas students

Question 4

Nation Code Standard 5

Answer 4

Younger overseas students

Question 5

Nation Code Standard 6

Answer 5

Overseas students support services

Question 6

Nation Code Standard 8

Answer 6

Overseas students visa requirements

Question 7

Nation Code Standard 10

Answer 7

Complaints and appeals

Question 8

If <18 then what is the ramification

4 things

Answer 8

Welfare must be maintain.

GETI is essentially the guardian - but the home stay parent is legally responsible for the child

GETI issues CAAW letter

GETI must ensure all steps are taken to ensure welfare met

Question 9

CAAW letter

Answer 9

Confirmation of appropriate accommodation and welfare

Question 10

Visa compliance means what 4 things

Answer 10

80% attendance
Satisfactory progress in study
Display appropriate behaviour
Maintain payments

Question 11

If issues with students?

Answer 11

Warnings - work with agent - work with parents - work with school - send home

Question 12

National Code Standard 10

Answer 12

Monitoring progress

Question 13

National standard 11

Answer 13

Monitoring attendance

Question 14

School must have what? 6 things

Answer 14

Orientation program - age and culturally appropriate

ISA

Policies and procedures

Critical incident policy

Cricos registration on material

Complaints and appeals process

Question 15

Vietnam 5 opportunities

Answer 15

Will stay fastest growing region until 2023-2027

Will record trade and current account surpluses in 2024-2026

Local authorities will allow the current to appreciate against the US dollar due to concerns on manipulation

This means as it continues to get richer as it continues to grow - it will also have a stronger currency so that Tasmanian education will be even cheaper for them

Locally - significant growing Vietnamese community

(Ive been part of helping the Chinese community grow here.- can leverage those learnings for Vietnam)

Question 16

Vietnam risks

Answer 16

Lack of traction - study Melbourne have opened an office via its strategy

State Growth not doing enough need to lobby - that means briefing up on the value of IE to Tasmania in DECYP and having a clear and well articulated strategy including a communications strategy - it means engaging with embassy with providers

Question 17

Vietnam students

Answer 17

Largest market - nearly 30 percent

Question 18

China opportunity

Answer 18

Thawing relations

Huge huge pent up demand

There will be a renewal of people wanting to move capital offshore and seek foreign residency as well as education outcomes - that had dropped off before COVID but recent events have reversed that trend - protests

Worlds second largest economy

Very very strong community links in Tasmania - businesses - growing cultural understanding - leadership there that can be used

And you will have an associate director who understands that market better than anyone else in the Tasmanian government

Question 19

Japan

Answer 19

4th largest market - 10 percent of students

Long-standing links with Tasmania - sister city relationships

3rd largest economy

Slow growth so maybe a market to watch and maintain but not sink significantly marketing into

I would approach this remotely with stronger agent links welcoming visits etc

I got my start in international relations via taroona and yaizu

Antarctic links economic links

Active consulate in Melbourne here all the time

Question 20

NSIT Domain 3

Answer 20

Culture that Promotes Learning
(Linked to learner outcomes global competencies and perspectives)

Question 21

NSIT Domain 4

Answer 21

Targetted Use of School Resources
(Linked to supporting the needs of IS and temporary residents)
(Promoting a multicultural society)

Question 22

NSIT Domain 8

Answer 22

Effective Pedagogical Practice
(Supporting teachers to deliver hig quality learning)
(Goes to supporting all students achieve jobs and life choice outcomes)

Question 23

NSIT DOmain 6

Answer 23

Cuccirulum Delivery
(Align agency efforts )
(support learner outcomes that see them become global citizens - civics)

Question 24

TASTAFE what are the three most relevant things?

Answer 24

BRAND - reinvigorate Tastafe brand
- complete its local national and global profile this year 2022
- aggressive marketing campaign developed in 2023

• REVIEW of IE Recruitment and Delivery model - 2023-24
• COMMERCIAL CULTURE for incerased income - risk appetite to move from local to national and international focus 2023)

Question 25

TASTAFE risks

Answer 25

new board, declining student numbers 30,000 in 2017 to 21 000 in 2020 51 percent believe it acts on feedback 95% agree training meets needs International focus is missing from board bios

Question 26

Key challenges facing GETI international, national, local, micro

Answer 26

International - opening up of borders and change in markets and a failure to adapt to covid shaped world national - migration changes - increased competition eg Study Melb opened office in Vietnam - response to both - agililty, fit for purpose marketing, collaborating with Tastafe brand tasmania, study tasmania and DSG where appropriate specifically - virtual agents agents key stakeholder Local - aligning GETI strategy to the Strategic Plan - TasTAFE strategic Plan has some questions.... cost of living - homestay response - ensure embed NSIT - look at intercultural programs every school to have a strategy review of homestay monitoring and evaluation - students add value to Tastafe (training programs - they're not teachers) Micro - burned out staff, change in leadership, cultural shift through DECYP? response - clear considered leadership - who are you, where are we going, do you see me.

Question 27

inloco parentis mitigations

Answer 27

"on behalf of parents" When minor children are entrusted by parents to a school, the parents delegate to the school certain responsibilities for their children, and the school has certain liabilities.