International Education and Training finalists

Alana Kaye College is a forward-thinking institution committed to bridging the gap between education and industry. It provides education programs and services tailored to meet the diverse needs of learners and employers. 

As a leading provider of vocational training and professional development, Alana Kaye College offers a comprehensive range of courses. Each is designed to equip individuals with the practical skills necessary to succeed in today's job market. From certificate programs to graduate and advanced diplomas, its offerings cater to learners at every stage of their educational journey.

Alana Kaye College’s top export markets are the Philippines, Fiji, India, Colombia, Kenya, Brazil, Japan, Nepal, China and Indonesia.

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The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) provides career-building micro-credentials, and vocational and higher education qualifications for engineers and technicians. It has a unique focus on topics which engineering industries require worldwide.

The online learning platform, launched in 2008, enables student to meet and interact with their instructors during scheduled webinars. For their practical applications students access simulation software and remote labs connected to real equipment.

EIT has three campuses in Australia, but reaches most students online in their homelands, in over 140 countries. Its top export markets are southern Africa, the UK, New Zealand and the US.

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Flinders University is on a mission to be the source of Australia’s most enterprising graduates. 

The university boasts a strong multicultural student population representing more than 90 countries. This provides all students with the opportunity to learn, while also experiencing different cultural and social environments. This better prepares them for work in the global community. 

A Global Experience program also facilitates Work Integrated Learning (WIL), internships and research opportunities through more than 100 partners worldwide. Flinders University’s top export markets are India, China, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Canada and Kenya.

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Melbourne Polytechnic is a leader in the delivery of transnational education (TNE) programs. The institute offers vocational and higher education programs offshore with more than 3000 students at its offshore campus Fuzhou Melbourne Polytechnic and growing its Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam presence to more than 500 students within 2 years of commencement.

With innovative models of delivery and more than 15 offshore partners, Melbourne Polytechnic focuses on practical skills and hands-on experience. Offshore students graduate with the knowledge they can thrive in their careers.

Melbourne Polytechnic delivers quality transnational education throughout Asia in partnership with 15 institutions. Its top export markets are China, Vietnam and Sri Lanka.

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TAFE NSW is Australia’s largest provider of skills training with a focus on vocational and higher education. It works with governments and educational partners globally to deliver accredited and non-accredited programs, attracting students across the world.

TAFE NSW plays a critical role in supporting the NSW Government to solve statewide skills and labour shortages. More than 80% of international enrolments are directly aligned to skills shortages in the state.  

TAFE NSW’s top export markets are Nepal, China, Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea, Indonesia, India, Fiji and Malaysia.

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The Hutchins School is a Hobart-based Anglican day and boarding school for boys from pre-kindergarten to year 12. It offers specialised courses and co-curricular activities that foster personal growth and global awareness. 

Over the past three years, The Hutchins School has seen significant export growth across Asia. This has been driven by its proactive engagement in international education fairs.

This year, Hutchins attended the Austrade International Education Fair in Japan to seek new customers. The school has allocated resources to enhance its marketing materials, translating them into Japanese to cater to this new audience. Its top export markets include China and Thailand.

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UQ International Development (UQID) has capacity building at its core. Harnessing The University of Queensland (UQ)’s expertise, the group delivers accessible education programs to empower communities across the Indo-Pacific region.

UQID customises its programs to address country priorities, providing sustainable change for local change agents. It develops world-class projects to address a range of development challenges. Focus areas include agriculture, climate change, environmental and resource management, governance, gender equality, food security, economic development, and health.

UQ International Development’s top export markets are Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, Thailand, Fiji, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Pakistan, Mongolia and Sri Lanka.

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